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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-06
The Usual Result.

It's net to DO denied that a good
sewing machine is one of the mos!
important appurtenances Of the
modern household.
We thought we had a good ma
chine until one day the agent Of
the NEw HOME presented himself at
our door and proceeded 10 deliver
an Grafton upon its characteristic
merits.
"Butn we answered, sour ma
chine suits US we'll and we don't care
for another"
The agent, however, begged tn e
privilege Of leaving one Of his ma
chimes with us, "fOr the ladies to
try
The request was not unreasona-
Bile, SO we granted it-but more to
oblige the agent than anything else;
for we really did not want the ma
chine, and had NOT the remotest
idea Of buying it.
The machine once ia the house,
it was natural that the ladies should
look it over; they did SO, and as a
consequence fell in love with it.
They say that without the slightest
wish to decry or .~disparage any 9th
er machine, this, all things cOnsid-
cred, 10, in their opinion. the most
desirable one to be had.
The unrivalleG machine is manu-.
factursd by the NEW HOME SEW.
ING MACHINE 90, 30 Union
Square, Now York, who wish US to
say that all who will send for their
new illustrated catalogue and en-
close their advertisement (printed
on another page), will receive a set
OF fancy advertising novelties, Of
value to those collecting carGs, &c
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The cry is sllll they come!--
there has been a marked increase
Of population in our town during
the past wsek--new corners have
just been pouring In. One at MIR.
q. w. Autry's--a girl. Another at
Mr.. John Heard's--a girl also,
weighing 8 pounds. And last but
NOT LEAST, still another girl, weigh
ing st pounds, at Dir. I. M. John.
sons. Viii there be no end to this
lhihg3
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c MATTERS.
RIPLEY RAIL.ROAD.

Train on Ripley Rail Road viii, on
and after Monday, the first day Of DC
tober, 1888, run daily Sunday except
ed as follows:
Leave Ripley 900 A. M.
Arrive Middleton 500 A. N.
Leave Middleton 1920 A. NJ.
Arrive Ripley 1920 p. M.
SUNDAYS TRAIN.
Leave Ripley at 8,45 a. M.
Return to Ripley at Loo p. N.
Close connection with trains on
Memphis 4 Charleston r, Road.
q. L. HARRIS, Sapt.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi.
To Green Reed, WilsonRecd and Ma
ny Reed:
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty OF Tippall, State aforesaid, on the
second Monday Of November, 1888, to
defend the suit Of Napoleon Reed, i'll
which you are a defendant.
T. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Watson d Thurmond,
Soils. for CompI't.
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Our schools, both male and fe-
male, are increasing in the numbsr
Of their pupils. The new teachers
appear to be giving aplendid salts
faction to their patrons. We have
not heard a word Of complaint.
Everything is moving on quietly
and in order.
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Sept. PIN.

The Rev. J. w. Graham, the
principal Of Ripley institute, is a
Christian gentleman and scholar,
and parents having hoys to educate
could not pntthem under charge Of
4 better man Besides, another
and very Important consideration
is. the tuition iii this excellent
school is absolutely free,
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INA S. r. SpIght made rs =
present ola sweet potato last week
tsat weighed 7 lbs. whsn first dug.
Considering the long drouth. the
unfav6fablsnsss II the season for
potato raising, etc. we do not think
t.csp bs beaten. II is far ahead q
49, thing If the kind that we have
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CommisslOner's sac OfLand.

Commissioners Sale OfLand.
S. @. McCown, ct. al, petitioners.
In pursuance Of q decree Of the Chan.
Gerry Court OF Iippah County, Missis-
sippi, made at the May term, 1888, in
this cause, / will offer for sale at the
Court House door ID Ripley, on Satur
day, November 10, 1889, to tile high
est bidder, for one half cash and The
balance in IL months with interest ar
ter maturity at ~ per cent per annum,
with approved security, and the Ven
doris lien reserved for the deferred pay
ment, the following described land :
100 acres ofthe South West Quarter
of section 9, Township 3, OF Range 81,
East, commencing At the S. w. coraer
OF said quarter and running East IOl.
rods, thence North 400 rods, thence
West 10I rods, thence to the beginning,
excepting, however, One Square &C he
ID the S. w. Of said S. W /, and III
acres N. r. corner OF IN. M. SECTION
II, Township 8, of Range 3 Eastl
Commenc ing ct IN mile stake, aud
runnipg W poles thence South
- 1875 poles, thence East 30 poles,
thence North. On tho center line
through the SectonI9 l4.25 pelcs 10
n: mile stake, excepting acre ID
North East corner of The above named
land.
Watson q Thnrmond,
Atty'a for petitioners.
IN irrrrn4m
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Mr.. G. Ydesen has Withdrawn
from the race as a candidate iOI
constable in District No. 2, Tippah
Co, Miss.
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Parents who have boys to edu'
cate should not forget the advanta-
gss afforded by Ripley Institute.
Tuition Is treet to everybody. Send
in your boys.
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.-The new "Ripiey Female Chi.
lege" building IS making as rapid
progress towards completion M
could be expected. 1t Will be .
beautiful aud substantial building
when completed, and an ornament
to ourtOWn.
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The largest stock Of Clothing
of all Grades for Men and Boys,
just opened at Browns, and much
Of it as fine as they make it. Look
before you buy, and save money.
Prices low, very low.
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If you want a Dress, suit of
Clothes for man or boy, Shoe
or Boot, or Hat, anything in
the Millinery or Cloak or
Fancy Goods line or Stock
ings or staples OF any kind,
you can get the best to be
found out of the present i'm
mense stock and be perfectly
suited for less money than
you ever paid, and you will
find the most perfect stock
imaginable to select FROM.
Call and see.
A. BROWN.
Oct. 6, lSSS-tt.
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For the best pianos and organs
and all kind Of musical instruments,
send to "A. G, HOLLEN BERG,
Memphis. fehn. Sec card. #.
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We had no warmer weather in
August than we've had during the
past day or two.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-06

We were blessed with album
dsnt showers Of rain in Nhe early
part Of the week.
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MI. ]. Q. Harris IL having him
self built a splendid new residence
on the vacant lot, a short distance
north west Of the Depot and imms-
diatsly in front Of the residence d
Mr.. j. A. Hearne. The question
naturally arises what will he DO
with il? We will not presume to
answer the question; but take it for
that he knows what he's about.
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Lucky Pea Huller.
a Useful Invention, which com.
bines Simplicity, Practica.
bility aud Efficiency.

M.THA#
In addition to threshing and
cleaning peas and beans, the ma
chine is 50 arranged that small
grain Of almost any kind can be
famed without passing through the
thresher, thus vou have a cleaning
tan and pea huiler combined, a.
lsss cost TIA the cheapest grain fan.
Tits machine is on exhibition at
Ripley, Parties desiring to pur-
chase tIis machine will apply to
AtBRADLEY. Ripley, Miss.
Price Of Machine, 800 90.
sept 22-lm
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Judge J. M. Mcdonald, Of Ash.
land, Miss, has bsen visiting in
the city during the past week.
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FAT millinery, Cloaks aud Tn
derwear,ju just opened at
BROWNS.
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Below Cosr!

To make room for Winter Stock
we will, for one month, sell any straw
or chip hats, OF bonnets in the house,
at or below cost-alI colors, shapes,
qualities.
MDs, HUNT& ALEXANDER.
Sept. 22-Im.
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# II
House Painter, crainer, lmitator OF Marbles, &eus
Bu5 gy, Wagon & Ornamental paiutos,
--WRIPLEY, MISS,0~

I make a sp eciaty of ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGING and
DECORATING OF PARLOKS. Also polishing and vanishing l,aa3s.
and all kinds OF Household Furniture. also do kakoniug and white
washing in the lpst style and by the most approved chemical process,
combining dIf bihty with beauty. also use chemically prepared ire
proof roof pa It. which wilfbe applied 50 low as to justify any one in
making their bu sness houses donblE secure.
My motto is fair dealnguna prices to suit the quality Of work desired.
April 7, ~l883--1m.
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Bf t9nds, silverware, ETC., the
salid COLA goods of every DE-
or III bottom prices 81 y. r.
ga sF tha hva, popular and rell-
abtA jswelsr. Repairing Of me
Watches and jawelry speciality
$50 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
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Mr.. ]. N. Whitehead publishes
a card in which he states that he is.
NO longer a candidate for Assessor.
He Is of the track, for reasons sat.
lsfactOry to himself.
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EREE!

And we know you will derive more good
.thanSouhaye any idea of. Our reputation
as y manufacturing company is such that
We can not afford to deceive. WritetO usol
a postal card and give your address plainly
and receive full particulars.
BUCKEYE MFG co,
Marion, Ohio.
Sept. Is, l88s-l2m--9 3 \ en-,
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&c Sails ItseIf!

1T is used every day iii every family.
You do not need to explain its merits.
There is a rich harvest for all those who
embrace this golden opportunity. 1t costs
You oply one cent to learn what il bust
ness is. Buy a postal card and write to as
and we will send yOuo our prospectus and full
n%articulars
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ed Aams SaturaHy
--Ool, w. q. Falkner and his
daughter, Miss Ehie, have just re-
turned from q trip TO the old World.
The Col. has been giving to the
Ripley Sentinel soms interesting
pictures Of modern Europe, just as
it appears 10 al Intelligent and.
close observing traveller. These
letters SO creditable to the author,
will csntinne to appear in the Sem
tinel. In them the reader will find
no display Of classical learning and
tiresome philosophical dispositions
upon the different governments
through which the writer passes
Nor win he find anything like the
lofty strains, beautiful images or
the eloquence Of iinpassiOned feel,
ing az seen IN Chantsanbrian'S and
Lamartine's pilgrimages to the
East. But be will hnd what il bet
ter, . natural and truthful descrip,
ton Of country and people, the
fruits Of 3 splendid memory, = pO.
etc fancy and a painter's eye that
never fails to see and to preserve
everything that will charm Or en.
tighten his readers DIX Boy:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-06

MI. d. Q. Worsham, who has
been absent from the city for asme
time. returned home last Saturday
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-06

PaiB from Indigestion, dyspepsia
and too hearty eating il relieved AZ
once by taking one of Oartsr's Lit,
Tie Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this.
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100000 WEEK!

We can guarantee the above amo unit to
good, active, energetic
AcEMTSI
Ladies' as well as gentlemen, make a sue
eessiu the business. Very little capital re-
uuired. We have ahouseIIOll a r~ticleas sal
able us -four.
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pr. u. w. WoTsham, Of 0orinsh,
IS in town.
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or MISSISSIPPI
AT
OXFORD.

Next Session opens 9th Sept, 1885
TUITION FREE to EVERYBODY but law
students.
Open to both sexes alike.
The chcapes University IN this
country.
All the Departments are IN SUCCESS
ful operatoh-Law, Literary, Sciea
.tifc and Preparatory Departments con
Quoted as heretofore.
For catalogues FREE and intefma
ton apply 10 Cen. A. Z. SrrwAitr,
Chancellor.
Specia Inducements here to young
men aud women poor and rich alike
III III SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board efTrustces.
July z, lsSs-sm.
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10. Al. %Thurmond, Esq, who has
been visiting the ExpoSitions Of
Louisville, Cincinnati, etc, return.
Cd home SataraHy
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-10-27
What Struck an Old Soldier.

SIT will soon be twenty years since the war
closed"
Under the hot sun Of August, 1882 the vii.
lage of Dover, N. J., lay still as the sphinx
In Egypt, while Elijah Sharp, Ofthat place,
slowly and softly spoke of the past. Yes"
he said, II was in the army and saw many
of the sights Of those fearful years. / was
finally discharged from disability, resulting
from sunstroke. came home, miserable in
health and spirits; 80 enfeebled that took
cold on the slightest exposure. Life seemed
worthless to me; lived only in memory
THAT was sad enough" said, dividing
my last two cigars.
That's so," replied Mr.. Sharp; "but got
over it. outgrew Il? Not exactly. When in
that condition l began taking PARKER's
TONIC, and my health commenced to improve
right away. was astonished Mt it, and so
was my wife. piled on tho flesh and could
eat anything. My ambition blazed up. ]
could attend to business, and housekeeping
that have to take care about exposing
myself to the hot sum am as well as was
the day enlisted. What difference there
are In things-guns and bayonets kill;PARK-
KRIS Tonic saves"
This preparation which has been known
as PARKER's GINGER TONIC will hereafter
be called simply PARKER's TONIC. AS un'
principled dealers are constantly deceiving
their customers by substituting inferior ar
ticles under the name of ginger, and as ginger
Is really an unimportant ingredient, we drop
the misleading word
sThere is no change, however, In the prep
aratiOn itself, and all bottles remaining in
the hands of dealers, wrapped under the
name OF PARKER's GINGER Tonic, contain
the genuine medicine II the fac-simile
signature of HIscox s Co, is at tho bOttem
ofthe outside wrapper. Oct.
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States, and that the Congress of theUnited
States had nothing to do with them and
could not regulate them. The court
studiously avoided saying what the effect
of their decision would be in this Dis
trict and Territories wherein Congress
has exclusive jurisdiction imposed upon
it by the Constitution. While the in
ference TO be drawn from the decision is
that the Civil Rights act is constitutional
in this District and the Territories, yet
it will take another discussion 10 finally
settle the matter.
Judge Bradley delivered the opinion
of the Court, Judge Harlan, being the
only dissenting Justice. The cases have
been before the court for some time and
there has been growing belief that the
decision of the court just rendered would
be the result.
Lord Coleridge has come aud will soon
have gone; he has dined and wined and
feted; he has seen all the lawyers Of this
country, their wives, sisters, cousins and
aunts; but he has not seen the farmer
and the artisan in his own homo, which
is what he "wanted to see." Lord Cole.
ridge is more republican, more fraternal
than the republic be came to visit. IL
his own modest mansion in Londen two
years ago was gathered an assemblsgt
which included Sir Charles Dixie, Fran
els Power Cobb, Cardinal Manning, Mrs
Mary Livermore, Miss Becker, leading
woman suffragist; Lady Harberton, o.
"diYided" skirts fame, and q hundred
others of equally diversified ideas, con
ditions and habits. 1t was meeting
not a reception, but the assemblage wa'
received with as much cordiality by
Lord Coleridge as if they had been per
sonal friends, and.with the same sweet
ness and grace by his daughter. Th'
tea served afterward was from the fines
old English china, and the crested
spoons, the satin.like napery, and thu
| SOuAu HiNoOheOu nv luOI'
faultless unensemble if the Queen haC
been among the guests Yet, notwith
standing its refinement, the simplicit,
and absence in all pretension in the do
: mestic life of the Lord Chief Justice lef
picture upon the mind never to be et
faced. and which was merely the stami
of humanity Of the man upon house
hold.
The White House is still closed to th
general public. The carpet is up from
the East Room, everything in it i
, shrowded in brown holland, and tn
scrubbers there holds the fort. Th
other rooms are in order except the sta.
dining room. The celebrated glas
screen in the main corridor is very cost
ly, and the middle panel is artistic, bu
the side panels are covered with desigi
! that looks like oysters on the half shell
The articles selected by President Arihu
himself are in very good taste.
AUGUST
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many times, for which trouble, however,
the traveller is rewarded with surperb
feasts of picturesque beauty the whole
distance. The river is here confined in
its passage through narrow gorge
which is walled by huge irregular bould-
ers of dark colored stone, covered with
moss. At the outlet of the gorge the river
is divided, the water upon one side rush.
ing over ledge and going down in n
cloud of foam. while the other is spread
translucently over Che fantastically piled
up boulders like threads of lace. This
is really one of the great wonders of this
wonderful "Wonderland." the like OF
which is not 10 be seen in any land un-
der the sun. Here is distance of q
hundred feet of waterfall into o prodigi-
Gus basin upon one side of very narrow
river, while with no perceptible dividing
obstacle, the waters part company at the
brink, one portion angry and all in com
motion, and the other peaceful and bent
on minding its own business.
Out OF the Gibbcn Canon and ava,
from the Gibbon River and its falls, VIZ
emerge into the light OF sweeping view
of the Twin Buttes. ard beyond them
peak after peak, the interminable chair
of the Rocky Mountain divide. while be
meath our feet appears the Yellowston,
ridge, winding gradually to the nortl
and west to meet the mountains of th,
divide as they stretch out in SINH .circl,
from west to east, But fifteen mile'
drlye TO obtain this view, over roads tha
are so bad that they could be no worse
has elected too much disgust to enabl
me to do any more justice to the subjec
in this letter. However, will go ant
eat one of Marshall'st three dollar dinuer
and tell you in my next what the Gov
ernment ought to do for this par of tn
country, Dom PEDRO.
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Our Washington Letter.
lFRoH our SPECIAL COEREsroSDEST.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 20, 1883.

lFRoH OUR SPECIAL CoEREsroSDENT.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 20, 1883.
"The Ohio election over, and the
President being on duty again, the open
ing of the season of real work in the de-
partments will begin. Annual reports
and the preparation Of other important
data for the information of the President
and the next Congress are now under
full headway, ard from this until De-
cember the lot of the average depart
mental clerk will not be happy one. {"
The above were the remarks of Treas
ury division chief yesterday. "Work,
then, takes on new squirt in the fall2'
observed your correspondent. "Yes. a
healthy spurt too. i believe that can
safely say that more legitimate business
is accomplished IN the months of No.
yember and December and January of
the new year than during all the remain.
ing nine months. 1t is true certainly as
regards this department. four of in
quiry in the other departments practi-
cally endorsed the above, with the ex-
ception Of the Postofice department,
where the records indicated heavier
business in spring and summer. IL the
Adjutant Generals Office, War depart
ment. the busiest time was said to be
from about February to the close Of
June. But" said one official there,
1--WE have plenty to do all the time and
mo laggards We may be truly applied tc
all Of the branches of this Office" New
energy and great many needed reforms
will be introduced in the Patent Ofic,
from the first of next month, when Mr.
Ben Butterworth, of Ohio, will tax,
charge. Mr.. Marble, the departing
Chief, like all the rest who have recent,
resigned, will go into patent business.
The Supreme Court of the Unite,
States to-day. in several cases growin
out OF the law known as the Ciyil-Right
act, declared that law and the lat
amendment TO the Constitution, on whic
! it was based, to be prohibitoIy and III
! constitutional The Court held tha
e questions growing ont of the social n
8 4-iisEs bsltHstd exclusively IL tl
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various schools and acquaint themselves
with their workings, Much harm is done
by this unreasonable and not unfre-
quently unjust fault finding. For PHYS
sake, at least don't find fault unless you
are sure that the evil complained of real
ly exists, and then do not discuss it in
the stores, shops and bar-rooms but call
the teachers attention to it in a friendly
manner, and if it is not corrected, call il
to the attention of the board OF directors.
1t is only by the cordial cooperation OF
tenchers, directors and parents that ouI
schools can be made success.
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g. ORGANS

SWICR PIANOS are now pronounced the
best pianos manufactured by all who have
tested them. My name is cast in the iron
frames Beware Of bogus pianos. A 80 days
offer which l challenge any man or hrm to
compete with.
MY New $3.50 Square Plano. TX oetaves,
patent AgrHif Treble. Our string bass con-
tains all the latest improvements, In very
handsome rose wood case, extra carved legs.
Cash price at he Factory Tor 80 days only S 45
My 81, 900 Square Grand Piano, full patent
AgratT $ strings, all round corners. eic, ETC.,
the same style as a 1908 WebOr Piano, will
sell for down cash S22O
MY new design, Elegant $3.50 upright IA
tlctavo Agrait, strings, in tinely finished
rose wood case. Cash. $l65.
A new Up. Hale, Square and Upright, $3.50
| cash n new Christie Il Son. 3l75.
Organs OF all makes for which l am ex-
! changing my pianos to organ manufacturers
Mt prices for the present time under cost OF
| manufacture, New Double Reed Organs, 10
stops, in fine walnut cases, lamp stands,
| handles, huh top and music pocket. knee
swells, Tor S5l cash. You can't buy the same
o gan through any dealer under sl2i. h We
some new cheap made organs for SO. BE sure
and write me. All goods warranted. All
monev refunded II my pianos are not as srepre-
! sented after 8 days trial. Dealers viii tnlk
against these prices, hut by nll means write
| me and order one OF my unriveled II nos and
| test and coiu are 1t with n piano OF the best
maker AZ double its price. make all Of my
own pianos'and my name is cast in every iron
| plate which is safe guarantee. A word to
the wise is sufilc,ebi. Don't pay dealers
double the price Wri or call on JOHN j.
: " ICK, Piano Manufacturer. PATERSON,
| N. j. Twenty pspos we're sold ctober 4th.
| New piano ste" 81 each. Elegant piano
covers SO. Dealers get from $40 to SIS for the
same articles. Don't let this chance pass
without taking advantage off IL, Now is the
! time to buy. No commissions paid No
agents wanted. No deviation in price. Pianos
! sent on days trial 20 reliable parties. orders
nlled In two days notice.