The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-11-08
SEEN At TIE GREAT FAIR,
snappy Paragraphs that Cover Much
Ground.

A 73-pound salmon.
A $1,000 glass dress.
A $500 Panama hat.
Microbe incubators.
John Wesley's clock.
Electrical engravings.
A pole 215 feet high.
A $500 sea-otter skin.
A 107-ton locomotive.
A cape worth $17,5
A 45-foot high clock.
A 26-ton block of coal.
Lace at 81, 900 a yard.
A buffalo in alabaster.
Milking bp machinery.
A plate valued at $167.
A palace built of corn.
A spun-glass umbrella.
A steam mocking bird.
The Mayaower's Bible.
A nugget worth $41, 1888.
Footgear of 1900 sorts.
Girdle valued at $50, 1000.
Tree 26 feet in diameter.
A mantel marked 81, 900.
A bureau $50 years old.
''Ta-ra-ra" in Egyptian.
An orange liberty bell.
A$1O, 900 gold certificate.
Leather of 300 varieties.
A handsaw 220 feet long.
One of Gladstone's axes.
A 150-year-old tea plant.
A $l3, 900 fisheries display.
Grace Darling's life boat.
Tea worth $175 per pound.
A steel ignot worth $3.50.
Diamonds worth $1,000, 600.
Billiard balls worth $4,000.
Watches valued at 100000.
Horse and rider in prunes-
Bamboo poles 70 feet long.
A 3OO-year-old dwarf cedar.
Japan exhibits cornet beef.
American birds of LOG kinds.
A $685. 1000 solid silver model.
$50, ,O0O-pound block Of salt.
A horse model costing So, 900.
Two miles Of lunch counters.
A skycycle or flying machine.
A Spanish vase worth $4,000.
Egyptian "bum bum" candy.
Java women affect white hose.
An ammonia street car engine.
A 8,000-pound piece of copper.
A Jersey COW valued at SIS, 900.
The brick warship cost $4,000.
A 12-ton lump of crystal alum.
Forty races in friendly rivalry.
The national capital in flowers.
A chocolate tower worth $4,000.
Chickens hatched by electricity.
A cheese weighing 10000 pounds
Vases made in the 18th century.
An iron eagle with 5000 feathers.
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A hand that dates from 100 B. G.
A silver statute weighing 81 tons.
A pavilion built of packing boxes
The biggest moulding in the world
Pearl necklace valued at 800, 900
An exhibit of 'swiftest" poisons
A shawl containing 1000 stitches
A Krupp gun that shoots 20 miles
The judges of awards number $50
Oregon shows sn 82-pound salmon
Humpbacked whale, 47a feet long
Il 50-foot high anthracite pyramid
One jewelry exhibit worth $500, 900
Munich shows an So, $50 microscope
A japanese doll "baby" 6 feet high
Brazil shows 1000 grades of coffee
Oldest lathe e1sant-the Blanchard
Forestry exhibits of eighteen States
Clay pipe smoked by Miles Standish
The Washingto monumentin coins
A group of windmills worth 5000,
700.
A stained glass window worth IS,
BOO.
A gold nugget weighing 3,O40 oun
,es.
The first umbrella imported tt
America.
Worlds Fair exhibits number 80,
300.
Log AZ inches square and 41 fee,
Iong.
A set Of 20 stamps valued at $50t
each.
A fountain that squirts California
vine.
Paintings executed by Queen Victo
ia.
A Shakespearar vase valued at 81,
500.
An elephant tusk weighing Isl
pounds.
A piece of lead ore weighing $500
pounds.
A 52-ton gun, with l, 900 pound pro
jectiles.
The lumber in the Ferris wheel cos
$4,000.
Sixty-nine engines operate the ma
,hinery.
One hundred and twenty car load
If glass. :,
A machine that makes 1000 nail
IN hour.
A tanned elephant hide weighin!
500 pounds.
A bridal set in the Irish village tina
cost 81 200.
One thousand pots Of Shamrocl
rom Ireland.
A bit of silk once owned by Mari
Antoinette.
A New York firm s'fur exhibit j
worth 5000, 900.
Plate glass 148 inches by 214-
largest in America.
Kaiser Williams statue contain
500 silver dollars.
Smallest watch-less than hal
inch in diameter.
A shoe machine that embroiders let
ters in three colors.
Largest hot-rolled steel band-9
Feet long by IL inches wide.
The gates of Germany's liberal art
building are valued at $4,000.
A watch with two faces which give
the time in the various cities of tn
world contains thermometer and
calendar.
Bucklens Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cut
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Eoror Coros To++or Gboppad Hands