, 1884-10-26

fact every imaginable kind Of musical inc
strumept down to the diminutiye but by
by no means heterogeneous jewsharp.
Here, too, is at all times kent the latest
sheet music and the most improved in
struetion books. Though not in
the strict sense of the Germ musical in
struments, yer, included in the musical
department, is a large stock of
SEWING MACHINES.
The leading makes are the White and
Domestic, but though the Warren Mer-
camille Company make these a specially,
yet they do not wish to bind their custo-
mers to these alone. but viii furnish any
make desired. Adjusting and repairing
machines properly comes in this depart
ment, which is directly in charge Of Mr..
Frank Foster, while-in both this and the
musical department, Mr.. JIG. ArVes-
heimer is the assistant in charge.
In order to accommodate such custo-
mers who prefer doing SO, payments on
pianos, organs and sewing machines are
accepted in monthly or weekly INSTALL
ments. Musical in%struinents and sewing
are also rented At reasonable terms of
rental.
The space ia front oil the musical de-
partment, and occupying about five hun
dred square feet Of the main store-room,
is taken up with a display of
FINE FURNITURE.
of all descriptions, in charge of
7. c. Murray. Noticeable to a lover
of handsome furniture is what is known
as the Exposition suite of parlor furni-
ture. 1t consists of full parlor set of
elegant furniture, full upholstered and
covered with rich silk velour. Silk plush
suites with mahonany frames, full uphols-
tered suites in embossed plush covers are
part Of the great variety of parlor furni-
ture. An oddity, and a very handsome
one, is a sofa, the sides and back of which
is made of highly polished horns. Here,
too, is an immense selection Of bedroom
furniture in walnut, cherry, oak, ash and
mahogany. A pretty set is in cherry, the
carving is artistic and the dresser of an
tique pattern and fitted with plate mirror,
is a most handsome as well as useful arti-
Gle of furniture. Folding beds, of which
there are several styles are, inthis country
of limited house room, most convenient
articles, and the buyer can have the choice
here of the best makes.
A lot of easy chairs covered with
leather tempt the observer to larry. They
certainly look most invitingly comfortable.
Not less inviting are a lot Of lounges
and couches full upholstered and covered
with rich patterns of plush and
and cretonne. Wicker and rattan goods,
Of late. a most fashionable article
of furniture, occupy a large space in this
department Tables, couches, rockers.
baskets and chairs of all kinds are made
up of this material and make very at
t~ractive furniture, and are reasonable in
price.
Some OF the handsomest goods in the
whole store are a lot of ladies' desks. One
in mahogany with exquisite carving, o
v%enient drawers, and n cover of turquoise
velvet is sufficient to captivate the
most m-otter.oee.ct feminine sbonner
Odd chair with oilt frames and i'll
valve, aeots are mos, bandsome articles
Far the ln-xnr;ous frnisbipc If n narlor or
drawing room. A hall set, consisting of
solid mabooory heir ba, r,cE and
settee ali in ant;oue stvla which recalls
colonial davs when f,rr;,u,e was mode 70
last not only far mao Car tho prescpt but
for al noes 10 como
A 6no collact,on If writing Jesks eor
business rse 10 in tho f,rp;ture den,-
ment Table desks arc tbe most numer-
ous but ou;te n number with innumber.