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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT NO. 713 21sT STREET NORTH,
L. west, story brick, rooms; water and
gas; keys at No. 100 21st street northwest.
nor RENT-5.RooM FRAME, 726 10TH
IL street southeast: rent $40; key at store
next door. g. II. DAVIS. HOG 9th street north
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

O o Ts'''''' '''''''''. ',,..',.,.s,,,,,.,. 3 OU
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe as U. S. bonds; @ per cent, PAYABLE guar
charged.
LOANS.
In sums to suit at @ per cent.
The above is only portion of the property on
my books. For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
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EnR RENT-Rnnms-

NOR RENr-NlCELY FURNISHED ROOM,
Il 2d-story front, with neat and light: con.
1cniont to street cars ti3 Cd stree, ncrtnwcst.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

"Time well spent, means an errand 20 your
druggist for Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup
Why pay 1fty cents for liniment when
Salvation OIL Is sold At 25 cents bottley
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

SECRETARY WHITNEY wants recount
in the trial trip of the dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius. She was to make by contract
twenty knots an hour, and as she made
upward of four knots in thirteen min.
utes it was decided that she could keep
it up at that rate. Possibly she could,
but it is hardly a test of ships capacity
for an hour. or day, or week, or a
year. in good weather or bad, still water
or rough, that she can for thirteen min
utes, under circumstances and conditions
made to order, meet the requirements of
Il test. Before accepting a ship from a
contractor she should be given heroic
treatment for week or more to see Just
what there is in her.
a horse that can run quarter of a
mile on prepared course in 25 seconds
can't so the mile in 100 seconds, and
when he is put across country all the
chances are that he will 60 to pieces.
Ships are not quite like horses, possibly,
but they are enough like them to say
that fifteen minute test is not sufficient
to judge dozen years service by. Sec
rctary Whitney is right in his demands,
and he should go further and exact value
received for every dollar he pays for
ships.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

You have no idea how palatable cornbread
is when flour is IS or $9a barrel.-[ Buffalo
limes
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14
FOR salE-aousEs.

E'OR sALE--Ar MOUNT PLEAsANT--sEv.
4 eral wolllocatod cottages and nicO build
ing lots; also, on 18th street extended, acres
beautifully located. and 3 acres near Bright.
wood, improved by 7-room cottauo, &c.
WALKER d WILSON, 1000 i 81.
EOR SALE-A NUMBER or SMALL HOUSES.
Il q 10 rooms, with mod inns; FOR sale ON
easy terms. GEO. w. LINIIlNS,
Corner 10th and II sts
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

The DEPARTURE of our naval expedi.
tion to Hayti was delayed in New York,
owing to the fact that the ships were
aground in the mud. II is plainly evil
dent from this that what We need to
make our navy success are wheels for
the ships. Ships with wheels on them
could be easily trundled along when they
struck bottom
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

An ALDERMAN Of Rockport, ILL.,, has
been notified by the White Caps that it
s time for him TO resign. The White
Caps would be saving grace in New
York city.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

The WOMEN who voted at Tuesday S
election in Boston, did so with as much
decorum aud discretion rs the men did.
1t was victory for the Protestanls, and
the first election in this country of i'm
portance where the two great religious
bodies entered as largely into the con
test as the two great political parties.
Whether it is the beginning of a predict
ed new era or not, remains 10 be seen.
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SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire foorS. National Bank Of the
Republic Building, corner 7th and ID sts. n. W
lay and evening sessions. Young men aud
women practically trained for seltsupport, and
useful lives. Five COURSES The Practical Bust
ness Course, Stenography, Type-Writing and
Pitmau shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte School of Express
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday, Scptem.
tembor 3. College opens for arrangements on
and after MONDAY, August 27. Sendfor now H.
announcement.
HENRY G. SPENCER, LII. b., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal.
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Mn BLAINE's friends are confident he
will be Mr.. Harrison's Secretary of State.
That settles it. The appointment de.
pended upon the insistence of Mr..
Blaine's friends, and it was understood,
by those nearest to Mr.. Harrison, that
unless his friends did insist the position
would not be rendered him. Mr.. Blaine
and his friends constitute a power quite
irrepressible by any other single power
in the Republican party.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

SENATOR RGDDLEBEReER of Virginia
has started in for the winter in his usual
role of ''frightful example"
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

The Democratic caucus last night, on
sober second thought, wisely concluded
not 10 array the party against its future
possibilities in the Territories seeking ad-
mission and passed q resolution in favor
Of their admittance. There ohould have
been no opposition in the first place, but
some men can't see through milestone
until there is hole in it big enough for
them to stick their heads through and
look around.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

SOME MONTHS ago the District Com
missioners ordered water meters to be
placed in hotels and other establish
ments where water was used in large
quantities and for profit, and charge
of three cents q thousand gallons was
fixed as fair price. Now comes a bill
in Congress in the interest of hotel
keepers TO exempt them from the use of
the meters and permit them to pay the
regular schedule rates. The Commits
sioners ask that the bill be submitted to
tncm that they may express an opinion
on its merits and dement's. The bill
should be submitted. Water costs money,
and LUMP" water rates in hotels where
the waste is very great are hardly fair.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-14

y7eICa CoALl COAL
No. LOW PRICES THIS MONTH
Place your orders with
s. G, CARTER, 10TH AND ID STREETS, s. W,
BRANCH YARD: d05 X street, s. W.
Telephone Connection.
Y9Fl[a, ,LADIEsf LADIES LADIEsl
b~tssA Mrs. McCaherty is the only hat and
bonnet traIno manutacturer In the city. Call
and see her new shapes. Bleaching and press.
Ing; straw and Felt Hats altered to the latest
styles ORDERS promptly attended TO.
1000 G street n, ".
ylrs.ca. EASY FEET
b'essS Beng Indispensable 10 comfort and
health, the elte OF the world visit DIR. WHITES
establishment, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue Oppo.
site Wlllards Hotel, Tor the success stul treat.
mont OF all diseases Of the feet. Dr. Whites
twenty-ninth consecutive year of practice IN
Washington, y, y, Fee, 81 sitting for putting
the feet IN order
yQe-=A PAINTERs-wM e. sPALDING & co.
mesaEA b22 18th st, n. w, near Il st.
Estimates Furnished For Ali Kinds of Work.
JoBBING AND GLAZING.
YtsLTAGo TO MRS MENGERTS, 40 OTu
D~AlS d street northwest for the celebrated
columbia tull-weight Woolou Yarns Stamp,
ing done All materials for needlework.
yl-c.Ss, DIR, HUNTERS BLOOD PILLS CuRE
J-sita all Impurities In all It's forms ndstapes:
scrotulat eczema anu skin diseases speedily
cured. Also excellent for urinary and kidney
diseases. Price 81, For sale at SrANDIFORDiS
Pharmacy 9th and n. W. Open all night.
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CIOR INvEsrnRNT-117ooo SQUARE FEE
FOR SALE AND RENT.
} EAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, OF + Street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE.SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

best collection Of pear trees, sec
ond best collection Of cherry trees
MIR Howell was also awarded q diploms
Tor best ornamented space IN exposition
hail. The ornXments:ion consisted o?
evergreen p}Esmids, fountain surrounded
Nth eyergreens, and magnificent dis
play OF cut flowers. More than 1900
bouquets were disposed OF Of these qusr
ters daily Whenever houq1et wss
sent to Mr.. Lioera'i M Howell always,
got IN his WORK. Mr.. Howell also re!
reived diploms on the best exhibtk Of
house plants in horticultural hAtfI also
one on best and most sr.istica disp play
OF frui. trees and shrubbsty on the
groun Is. Nj Howell hsGa number of
CT mpetltorsSxput carFfs6 eff all the
honors His gsynamertsl displays In the
exposition halfSRsxa simply grand and
constantly attrse4H crest crowds Of
visitors In the N4ale OF the L Exposition
hall Is beautitgE Rqwing fountain sur
rounded withS4verefexn shrubbery, and
floating on thwater fa the pool is a real
live duck ~ho seems 10 erJoy being
eszsd sssShd commentsA upon. MI.
Howell 81 practical nesserym.n as
we'll ss n thorough sad tx2eri-
enced skorticultur ST aud teyotes
much OF his attention to developing
fruit and ornamental trees OF an varieties.
he Is also editor Of the horticultural de-
partner. Of Dallas psper, and devotes
much time to the study IS we'll as the
culture CT .rees, pisnts sad fowers.
Mr., Howell is wide-sWske enterpris
Ing gentleman With abundance CT vim and
push and deserves all the honors con-
farred upon his Industry BY tie Texss
State Fair and Dallas Exposition. Mr.
Howell carries large nursery stock,
and most everything to be found in the
horticultural department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Tally oae for Fort worth.

TEN STRIKE FOR TEXAs-THK PALo
PINTO COAL MINING COMPANY CARRY
OFF THE FIRST HoNoRs.
The PaIo Pinto Coal Mining Company
carried f the honors to-day at the Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition, and the
blue ribbon was attached to their splen-
did display ct coal. icy had compeil.
ton in shape OF the .talked-of
Colorado coal, but to no effect.
These sre honors well earned ssd we'll
bestowed, and should cause .rt oicing
throughout the state, for thighs q ques-
ton tha successful solution a which the
publicAss long looked forWlrd to in great
srx!etykJ Numerous attempts have been
made Nrnugnout thu state to discover
coal, bvt to little effect. Samples
Of coal, In small Quantities have been
placed onssxhibiticn at every meeting Of
the State FAE- sin6s its organic stior, but
not in 81 I'll asnEfhouut to determine its
quality or 4Sptity. The P.lo Pinto
Company, haEssger, made no Exhibition
Of their ,2sCutpEt until they were
abls:.v W dsAarssra.e their pos
sibilisieaT. a. lawell as the
prscsicS1dlity OF mtniag for coal IN Texas.
Their Mines are locstea on the Texas and
Pac.f 1Rsilway. abousEssventy FIVE miles
west effort Worth. These miues h,ve
been tn9eerstion shout one year and are
now ,p!epsred to furnishsllmo sny
smounf =. demanded. Tie company
have carload of fac coal OF
exhibition at the fair. II is not only on
exhibition there. but has been used In all
the engines on the ground. to the entire
satisfaction CT all. To-day the first
premium was awarded the company. This
settles the question Of fuel in texas, and
the great barrier TO successful manufac.
turing in Texas has been lifted,
and Texas may now take new
courage. Nd ore is so vitality interested
in this great enterprise IS the business
men of Fort Worth and Dallas, and we
trust every interest In these two cities, tot
say nothing Of entire North Texas, VIII
lend its IL fiusnce toward the developms6t
of this great home industry.
The company demonstrate their aSility
to meet their most extravagsnt hopkRsAH
contracting to furnish unlimited supplies
OF their coal to different consumeIssz
They are furnishing the WeathertJEdS
waserworks, public schools and County
q fices, also the cotton and wooden mills
In Dallas, which consumes 8 carload per
day. They sre ready to-. I'll all orders
and only ask for II q fSirysnd impartial
Trial Ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

town; T. r. Shipmsn, Austin; Mrs. Hen.
rietta Brown, Roanoke. Va; Mrs. G. A.
Miller, Lonsview; J. l.. Tyler, Fort
Worth; Mrs. Sl.s Boyd, Miss Winnie
RIVER, Mckinney; ". r Loot, C1atAald;
a. J. and Matte Chambers, Dora Par
oelI, o T. Baker, D II. Mabsry, Nora
N. Brown, Annie L Brown, Fort worn;
r. IL. Weeke and wife, Warsaw; E. c..
Pendery, Fort Worth; Mr. and MIS-. L L
Hslbert, Corsican.; Mary Kan,
Bellevue; ". II, Gu, Sherman; May
Thornton, Denton; MISC R P. Lewis,
Da.las; Frank B S AMY, d. B. Stsnly,
Mrs. A. d. Aner, Birty StAnly, Leon
Stsnly, Miss Addie L rchwcrsh, Geo. B.
Colder, Fort Worth; Miss Lula Miy,
L0ngview; Mrs. w. 3. Brown, Dallas;
Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Marshall; Miss Daisy
Dusty, Slvfrs, Ga ; 2. Holt. Chicago;
II. D. Caldwell, "PosE Mirror" and wife, |
Pilot P,ilt; Mrs. A J. Summers,
Waukeshs, Wis; Grace CoIlips, Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Tilier, Fort |
Worth; ?. G. BskewelI, NJ mphis, Tenn
Miss Alice Fisher, Mrs Bolock. Mrs. NJ.
E Thorne. Mrs. Pat R oberts, Dallas; ".
I. Maddox and wife. Fort Worth; J. P
PIustt, Fort Worth; Mrs. G G Dent,
cores pondent Memphis Ledger, WHO
said For. Worth WAS the best advertised
city In Texas; A. L Ghio, Texarksna;
Mss Henrietta Robir s)r, Hlco; Miss
Budie n. Commes, Dallas; Mrs. D. B
Am oroee, Fort Worth; Colonel W. r
Maddox, Fort Worth; II L Msiloy, Cor
sicsns; Mr.. and Mrs r E Burt, Miss
Annie Burt, j. L. Stedhsm, A d Armsn,
Dallas; Miss Winnie BOUNDS, Mckinney;
Miss Maggie Bounds, Mckinney; C. W.
Carter, Mckinney; Mrs. Lizzie DuvaIl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
ssfMDEE cogas.
TERRELL.

Tho Ne" Manursctury Chr,sssnsd Hshe
Terrell Dream ~ knd Chsese Com
pauy."
specIa! to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX. Oct. at meet
inI OF the stockholders II the creamery
enterprise ST the First National Bsuk
this morning, an organiz ,tion was
Effected. TIE new msuufscGory wss
cnristened "rhe Terrell C:esmery snd
Cheese Company The bos-d of direc-
tors elec,ed consisted OF Matthews Cart
whit j. Porter, join Caro- Russell,
j q. terre!l and j. z. Grinnan. The
lh;eEs were aso elected st the ssme
time IS follows: President, Mathews
Cartwright; vice president, J. B Porter;
= secretary and treasurer, J oGn Caro- Rus
sell. The board OF dir ctors adjourned
for sacr. while, AID dining tie interim
ley selected AID stsksd # tie grounds,
which sre located near tae comuress.
Work Is to bsgil On the mAruiictory
right away.
a rather amusing Incident ls reported
OF young lawyer in Connection with the
creamery He does NOT live in Terrell,
but vas agent for Soma lsud he Wsnted
TO sell the conpsny. Il asking shout
VIC ASSSs.Ou " Was StSu luaG LleY Would
have to be in the outskirts of town.
"W1J ss.d tie lawyer.
"Well," said the creamery man, Towing
TO the amount OF CT i"
'ThAt-why, dear me don't under
stsnd that" says the lawyer.
"TeI, you know they viii keep some
hogs on account OF the refuse, which
will keep quite lot Is. without ex-
pense."
Dear me, msu !" SAIL the lawyer e1-
citedly, "sre they clesned Ike hogs?"
"CleSned like hogs! | don't under
stand you. OF course there will be a
great desl Of milk, etc alter the cheese
is made, for whoever heard OF cheese
being inside without milk, and OF course
this can be fed to the hogs"
"Ah. yes" spoke the lawyer rsther
elandly. Well, well I; l didn't know i. wss
8 cAeese factory, l thought it was one of
those things they burn dead folks in Won
wanted ths land f)r."
The lawyer now knows the difference
between creamery and Gre m.sory.
HE GAzsTTE Is heartily commended
in its exp 0sure Of the Viie,s, - orgsniz.-
ton. 1; is not known that there is spy
organization OF the kind in this county,
butt is expose by The GAzsTTE will m
ducSp mosEsss to put new energy into
tie csnfsss SGFeen no v aaueiectlon day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
8IsTRICr COURT.
asris nm eot OF Cases rot for rhe week Com
menc,pg November >. 1883

Assignment OF Casea ret for rne week Com
mencipg November = 1883
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1888.
1853. First National Bank Of Austin vs. A
G Blu mes ct a..
43l5 NORy Co VS. M C Hurley.
1920. Henry Johnston vs. " A Huffman
ct al.
4341. R1bt C Glover VS. W 6 N o R7 Co.
1884 Nancy Gay vs JEo C Brown ct 81.
1892. F L R.udIe vs. Dallas Press Brick
ca ct 81.
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1888.
1850 R Maddox We Jno G. Brown ct 81.
1895 II T Med mel Y NJ J Marks Ell 81.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1883.
1891. R. M. Page vs.. a. f. Peace.
1898. State National Bank vs.. j. j. Hit
sop, ct al.
1850. William Knsbe & Co., vs.. j. B.
Atkerson.
1898. Charlotte Thedens vs.. John c.
Brown. ct 81.
4405. W. G. Henderson vs.. ST. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railway COM
pany.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1888.
1858. Herbs & Speiss VS.. E. ". P:ovine.
1868. jacob Stahl Jr. & Co. VS.. E. w.
Proyine.
1919. Chicago Cottage Organ Co. vs.. J..
B. AK 9rsop.
1899. C. B. Melton vs.. John G.. Brown
ct al.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1888.
1862 E q Keller ct al vs. G W Holdings
worth.
1885. ] Star vs. o Kennedy ct al.
1872 F W & NO RI Co vs. Roche.
43l3. EW & NO Ry Co vs. Thos Roche.
43l4. FW 6 N o R7 Co vs. Allen ct 81.
1924. M E Oglesby vs. Mo P.c fl: Ry Co.
1881. P Loonie vs. Jones Carey ct al.
By order OF the court.
L R TAYLOR, District Clerk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
j N. How'll Ahead,

j. M. Howell, the Dallss nurseIymen,
carried cf Ae sweepstakes asasst pre-
MUM on the Moving: BeFcolleceicn
Of outdoor % "a nursss stock, shade
trees, everblooAp pc rQdef, everblooming
climbing roses, Hsf. roses, towering
shrubs, crabapf trees, blackberry
plants, strswbe plants, carnations in
bloom, dahliAS dH sploop, grape speci-
mems, Jspa ps5hiMRon, plste figs,
ris.e grapes I'd r;pl sAbapple. Sec:
ond bss: coHeetl o4l AEergfeens, second
best colleetioIn{apM Wees, second best
collection Of r,sp5 ssflsk second best
collection ST. srspss@es, second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

Aemericsn steamer Hsytian Republic at
ST.. Msrie, snd other disturbing events at
Port su Prince. At preeen. sll vessels OF
the North htlsntic SsAtion are lid up il
the navy yards for repairs, except the
Bot ton, which Is now at some Central
American port beyond reach by telegraph
Efforts will be made to communicate with
her,snd 1t Is expected that the vessel will
be able 80 rescn HaytIin a few days.
NKw YORK, oct, 80 The sezure O.
the American steamer HsYtisn REPUBLIC
has become an international episode, as
will be seen By the following letter f;om
Secretary OF Stste Bsyard:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WASHING ION, Ocf % 1855.
Messrs. Lords Sinstin, New York CAY:
GENTs-I have TO ackno Wedge the re.
ceipt of your letter of the 27.a inst, ia
which you iofoIm the Department OF the
seizure OF al American steamship, Hay
tisn r public, 1t 81. Mar e, ard req Ii st
thst In view OF the serious s!ste Of affairs
10 HsYti &. the present time and CT the
jeopardy N which the lives and property
VI Americans sre now pisced, mon Of
var be sent there. Tie Department hiss
received irt1rmation of similar purport
from the United S s.es Minis,e- at Port.
&c Pflnce, END reply has Instructed him
to protest instantly against the action OF
the Hsytian authorities, and has informed
him tina. man .of-wsr will be ordered to
proceed 70 HsYtian waters az soon as
possible. l AT, gentlemen, yonr obedi-
ent servant, T. F. EAYARD.
THE VESSEL TO BE SEM.
WASHING TON, Oct 80 1t was st first
decided to send the U llted Ststes steamer
Boston, now cruising to The West fndies,
to Port Au P nce, bu. this was
abandoned, owing to the difficulty Of
communicating with that vessel, and It
hiss now been arranged to send the
Kesrsage, row undergoing repairs at
Norfolk, and Commodore Harmony to-
dsy SEM instructions to hasten the work
on that vessel go rns. she can 2s put into
commission in few DAYS. She will pro-
coed direct to Port Au Prince.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
r GrRer COu.tI.

The magnificent Parker county exhibit
continues to be the center OF attraction,
snd the good people Of substantial old
Parker deserve grea. credit for their
push and enterprise. Some envious per-
CONS have said there are fifty counties in
the state that could have laid Parker In
the shade. Well, Parker has this to say
"The contest is free to all. II you have
the truck put 1t up or hush up" Every
body says amen. Parker county, 90.
there E j, with both feet, and wears the
blue ribbon with IS much dignity as If
she WAS as big as Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
FIRE RECORD.

Special to the Gazette.

5p6Cid 20 Lnb 6HLSEiB, u
GREENvILLE, TEX, Oct. 3O-Tht
morning between 8 and O'Clock some
bales of cotton were discovered on fire
on the Maddox platform, near the ST.
LOUIS, Arkansas and Texas Railway de-
pot. Several hundred bales OF Gotten
were on this platform. Some very effect
i've work WAS done in srresting the prog
ress of the fire. About fifteen bales were
The burned cotton belonged
to various cotton buyers and WAS fully
insured. The origin of the fire is unac-
counted for. Most likely it originated
from the sparks CT an engine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

Crise ana pusa. His ey 1iois Is aczEoIl-
dyed to be the fl est ever msda in the
south, composed OF insLumeats of every
style and finish. a new stYleof hnish is
oird'I eye walnut, mads$puyposaly for
he exposition. Then nose ant:que oak
Cases are sthe stmtfed of sI. All
he leading 31shesaSf pianos, organs,
etc, are bshnsd W this house, also ell
.Etnos Of smsNAFoods, sheet music and
music book, fac. everything in the
music line FHlals an old and popular
hfm and QgS with5whom 1t Is .easure
to do husIHess. IT,
Instrtments sre-spid on easy term, Of
psymeFts or ct extremely low prices for
shHAnyone desiring ftst-class in
strtSent on ressonabissserms can do no
bettN than 20 call on this,a:m.
SEYrs Inducements ohssed churches
and other public institutions. TheV
handle the world renowned S!sinwsy &
Sons. j & c Fischer, Behning & Soa,
an NswbV & Evsns pisuJs, the Estey aud
Fsrrand & Voley organs.