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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
MILLER & PECK.
  Our July Clearing SaIs'

Has met with great success up to ttis time and the coming week new bargains will be added. Have you seen the crowds attending our sale this week 2 Some peo- pie wonder why we are selling Dry Goods at prices lower than ever before known. We give few prices below but space for bids more extended list DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
 AT 39c. Special attention is ca led to our soc Henrietta. It is the bet goods in the market at that price, but during the sale we will sell it at 39c
 AT 1aic. We have a very choice line of 25e goods, in fancy and plain weaves. They all go into the sale at half price, 12ic. Your attention is called to the fine dis play of that new wash fabric, Japonette, in our north window.
 LACE CURTAINS.
 AT S9c. Nottingham Lace Curtains, were $1 .25
 AT $l.4S. Nottingham Lace Curtains, were, @ co
 AT $29s. Irish Point Lace Curtains, were $4 co.
 DOMESTICS.
 AT He. White wool Flannel, was 20c.
 AT 9c. Blasched twilled all linen Crash, extra heavy, was 12!c.
 AT Stc, Lonsdale Cambric, was 1910. AT Ste, Fruit of the Loom" cotton. AT 5c, Apron Ginghams AT 49c Fine French Flannel, was 65o. SUITS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
 AT e. go. We have 25 Blazer Suits left in fine French Percale, with waists to match and lace trimmed They were bought to sell at $4.00. If We have your size they are very cheap at sale price $e %.
 AT 79c. Ladies' white Shirt Waists, were $l.00.
 At 9Sc. Ladies' white Lawn Waists, handsomely trimmed, were $l.2
 FLOWERS. The balance of our Flowers, we will Give Away to night at 7:30 o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
A psnbury Man Missing,

DANBURY, July S.-Wnliam G. Short, proprietor of livery stable on White street, was reported missing to the police this morning by his wife. It is said that he is involved in financial difficulties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
In Favor of Free silver.

PITTsBURa, Va, July s.-Congressman Epes of this district has written a letter to the chamber of commerce stating that he cannot vote for the repeal Of the Sherman silver law unless a sub stitute measure Is adopted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
pre.Ident oleveland,s Condition.

BUzzARD's BAY, July S.-President Cleveland is much improved to-day and will be in his usual health in a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
WARMER AND SHOWERS.

omeIal Weather Predictions For To-Day
 and Tomorrow. NEW YORK. July S.-The following table shows the condition of the weather in the principal cities of the country at s a. m, to day;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
NUTMEG CARVINGS.

Excerpts From the Columns of Our Daily
 Exchanges.
 Woodmont cottagers are much in terested as to how the new county com missioner, John L. Lindley, will vote on the license question. The hotel men are working to secure 6 favorable vote from him, and the cottagers are anxious that no license shall be granted. The commissioner is non-committal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
Chinn MlI HcIn SInm.

PARIS, July s.-A dispatch from Ticn- Tsin says that the Chinese government re sents Frances interference in Siam and will oppose annexation ora prOtectorate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
LOCAL LINEs.

FLOUR, FLOUR, Flour, At LADD'S, cheaper than ever.
 A comfortable chair with one pound of Tea at Phelan's Tea Store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS
Meetings This Ever

Meetings This Evening" Lyra Singing society. American Mechanics Social club. Waterbury Stationary Engineers. Nosahogan lodge, No 21, I. o. o. F
 Meetings TO-MOrrow. Barcelona Council, K. of 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08
Atlnnta Clcnrinr nnnse Acts.

ATLANTA, July S.-The Atlanta clearing house adopted a resolution favorinG the unconditional repeal of the Sherman sil- yer purchase act.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08

Forecast for Connecticut until p. m. Fair, followed by showers to- nighor Sunday morning, warmer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-08

Dr. J.J.MoAvOy, sO.l Main ss., opp. Uaiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14
THE COLUMBIAN QUARTERS.
They Are Handsomer Than the Halves
Their Coinage Begun

Their Coinage Begun.
The coinage of Columbian souvenir quarter
dollars was begun ct The United States mint at
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon by Coiner
Steel in the presence of Acting Superintendent
II. II. Cobb and the engraver. Foreman Down
ing Of the coming room had everything in
readiness shortly before 1 o'clock. and on the
stroke Of the hour the first piece was struck
It came from the press an excellent specimen
and fully up to the superior class OF work done
Ut the mint. All the lines in the portraits and
figures were closely defined Mr.. Steel de-
livered to Mr.. Cobb the first 400th. /. 40 I'd and
1.s92d pieces, and that official will forwar
them to the board Of lady managers of the
worlds fair. with certificates stating that they
are such. The remainder Of the &C, 900 pieces
coined. all of which will be proof" will be
kept ut the mint until an order shall be re-
ceived ordering their transfer to the woman 5
department Of the Columbian exposition.
The design Of the coin is very pretty and ex-
ceeds in beauty that Of the Columbian half dol
lars The diverse side represents the head OF
Queen Isabella of Spain wearing the crown OF
CASTLE, while on the reverse side Is a woman
kneeling by the side of dis.af. Hundreds OF
orders for the new coins have been received ut
the mint. offering 81 apiece for them. but all
wOuld-be purchasers are referred to the worlds
iAir commission 1T Chicago.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANrED-BY LADY IN OFFICE SOUTH
w room. screens in windows. with breakfast and
dinner Address. with all particulars, Il. R. D.. Star
Office. jel4-3t-
yTANTED-BY TWO LADIES. ONE FURNISHED
w and one unfinished room LIST or I'd floor; pri
vste family preferred; in n references. Address,
stating terms. A. b. C., star Office. jel:I-3t'
WANTtD-TO RENT NICELY FURNISHtD
w room for quiet discreet party in good neghbOr-
hood Address NJ F.. Star Office. jel33ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
w who have made but one removal in the past ten
years. desire TO renta paror and bed room in we'll
fu rnshed house located in the bounded by 9th
and 18th and II and d W rooms with bath pre-
ferred Address. with terms. W. z. c.. Star Office.
,el2-3ts
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'MoNrPELIER" ron SALE.

N1oNTPELIER- FOR SALE
60. one 81 the gr.naest old msnors Of Maryiand
wiaely known rs one Of the most enchanting and
romantic Residences In this part OF Maryland. The
ARR mansion house. 80 feet square with wings
loI4s feef built of br1ck imported from England
snd me style OF nnisn the interior equal 20 the
oest built modern house OF 1898 It's heated by hoo
water and steam. lighted by gas, has pure spring
water IN pipes through the house. bath room-fn fact
Al modern improvements. Everything nice and 10
tnorough rood order.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling are besuti-
ned with evergreens. blooming trees and shruboery
ana have long been noted BY tourists the Dszres
rssenoi ance TO an English estate that can b found
tnis country: Long lines OF boxwoot hedge. o cen
tury old and forest Of oaks that has ua In the
country On high ground. in close proximity Cslthia
mileD near three railroad stations on Il. and u n
from Washington ;one-half hours ride by h X;
miles south of the city of Lsure. and in resion tnss
Will Increase in value surely the national carte
erows- Arare chance to secure q country home tnas
Washington road. over which Gen Washington frer
Quently travelled and room In the house 10 Alwsw
alluded Gen. WasLngton's apartment; thn
point then his convenient halttng plsce- -.
dwelling cannot be Duplicated today for s3ooo1
The place is earthly paradise ann must be seen
be appreciated; ali for go. 0o0; payments 20 SUIT
All the furniture in the dwelling. which Is nicey
aud farm iinpIenents with crop in the gT9nna
can be purchased At an appraised valus;ion apo ~
session b. given within ten days
Further information will BE- furnished by
THOS D. BOND. Attorney.
je9lw 6l2 y st. NV. Washington. . y:
L cottage large attic. bath. hot and cold vsts5s
range. collar. Windmill. stable. corner lot VIM
shade: prira. 81. 600 terms TO suit -
,es-2in d, r. LEIGHTON. 452 ID ST n. w. COL -
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-64 I'd ST. NE. SIX ROOMS AND
i BATH three rooms deep; $o5. Ri. Also 6SS I'd st.
ne. SIX rooms. bath and cellar s2x; both houses
nave bay windows. parking in front and rood yards
IN the rear IN perfect order keys corner.
THOS w. HUNGERFOkD.
ie14-Js 1919 A. NV
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

HOTEL ARNO, 6lST ST. CHICAGO, ONE BLOCK
II from worlds fair. Geo II. Bennett, manager
Hotel Elsmere. Monroe and 1Tth St Chicago
three blocks from worlds fair. Frank W; Anderson.
manager. Delightful new private residences con-
Quoted Euroren hotels elegantly furnished baths
g. per day and up for double rooms rooms reserved
Jel00t
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STORAGE.

DRlVATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF lux lux
L niture and all personal effects at SL0AN's. 14vI
ct hest location. building and Light. dry ciesa
and airy apartments. mS<s-Ae
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FOR HIRE.

L,OR HIRE-STRONG DOUBLE TEAM WAGON
Il and driver; city or country vors l. o.
KNOWLES. star Office. or BCRCHARD'S STORE,
Hyattsville. Nd 1eLl3ts
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FEM LIE,

WaNrED-coLosEp GIRL TO TAKE CARE
w Of children. 9e3 p st. NV. 1b'
WANTED--A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work references required. Apply at 2l6 s..
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS. CHAM
dish washers lanniress for this citv hotels and re-
sorts at once. DICKS AGENCY. 6i3 7th je14-5b.
WANTED-sEyERAL EXPERIENCED SALES
men..; THE PALAis ROYAL. corner Penn. ave.
w full and nurse child TOUR years old. 100 Pa ave-
WANTLD-A LADY AS CASHIER AND BOOK
w ks.per in retail grocery Address ACCURATE.
WANTED-A SETTLED wOM,N TO COOK AND
w do general housework; mus: be a rood plain
cook no Washing god wages Apply 81 II st.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SHIRT Is9SEE;
cor. LIST and g SITS. n tel4-2b'
WANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
p W. German R preferred to cook Apply at HIGHS
VXrANTED-AT ONCE-A GOOD COOK TO GO
w to the country. Call at 70l 9Th St. ne. 1b'
WANTED-A GOOD PaEssER on LADIES'
w aud -ntlenea's garments apply immediateiy;
9 9s lI ioSd I, p5esser' need apply sIssSs'
WANT D-IwO RELIABLE WOMEN FOR GEN
s1s oas ss S eSa
WANTED-LADIEs To WRITE At HOME; IN
s W. close ;tam,ed envelope BERTHA BENZ EN- Sec.
south Bend, lnd. 1elU-l49t
WANTED-wHITE COOKS. MAIDS. NURSES
w and general help for families and hotels; bring
references. AZ 9TH st. n W.. formerly Mrs. Dun
ning's je9-1vs
NNANTED-A WHITE WOMAN To COOK FOR
w small family at beautiful country home near
this cry Address Box z. Star office. stating terms
and address ie7-7b
lVANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THAT ALL PAR
w ties advertising for Ladies to do writing. &c.
at homs, " merely i'm tatng Miss Flora A. Jones'
For particulars and besr address with self adj
dretsed stamped envelope. BLUSH OF ROSES"
(''S'') South Bend, ind. m31-w&sSt
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-MAN AND WIFE. WHITE Man AS
w gardener wife laundress. to leave city; also
women. white or coll red. 10 leave city. THE MIS-
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THE EVENING ST
MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-BY A Is YEARS PRACTICAL EN-
and 0 Sas:s 1T
WANrED--A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE
his a sss TS as
ANrsEDmBI WHITE NAN: A SITUATION As
or country. Address +. <. Star oihce. ' jeI3-3d'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH THREE
zion s BY July 6 best references given address G.
INTERPRETATIONS BY GENTLEMAN HAv-
ing had several years xperience in general me--
Keeper: Hddrrss Il NJ Il. 5S IT,. star ofics ;sio-sd.
VVANTED-GoT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
maids AMI sesmssreas noserness. trsina nnrses but
le.s last employers references. ol3 eth ST. w.
WANTED-BY TWO KEsPECTABLE COLORED
hor. women. place in small family for general
WANTEp-BY COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN:
md useful would isive city Address n T. D..
se2 ST. NV. 1e'
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL. SITUATION IN
flashing can give best city reference Address Boz
WANTED-A PLACE AS CHAMBERMAID OR
es d t. sTfy iGl
WANTED-PLACE AS CHA LBERMAlD OR
w nurse or to 20 away. Call sos I'D st. 1e'
WANTED-BY YOUNG WIDOW. OFFICE WORK
w Of any kind. especially typewritinx; is good
Address soLD1ERs ORPHAN star ONCE.
w child during day 70, relatives in Office. BY lsdy
Of , experience Address Mrs. L. B. H.. Star office
WANTEp-BY A RFsPECTABLE CoLoRED
family s0Od cai @ PIE nahs St IN sr'viis:
WANTEDLBY COMPETENT 1oLoREp GIRL.
s a S: By
WANTED-sITUATIOys TWO WHITE GIRLS !:
.,. city or country; for chamber work nursing;
driving sSa three ' days sss'fa 10y
sS.ss.,. 5s,,,,o go! y LADY COLLEGE
Oss position as private secretary
WAN IEp-By TWO co1oRED GIRLS, PLACES.
at ,ts4 Madison St n. give good reference.
WANIED-BY NAILS AND FEMALES. EN-
sIS;:. sss 'siis Hi.ais
WANTED-BY SCOTCH WOMAN, ExPEKI-
w ensed to take inli charre Of infant from birth
S
w ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED WHITE wO-
w man. situation maid or house maid or
Tor children In private family objections to leav
inH city best of references. 2015 st. Je13se>
WANTED-BY GERMAN LADY. PLACE AS
w child's governess or ladys companion; would
make he: self genera ~ useuI in house, speaks bes
nigh German; best references Apply 1l21 Park place
tel:SYJs
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
w place as hrst-cass cook; willing to leave the
city. Call or address l122 ct. jel32e'
WANTED-BY \ CoLoRED LADY. sITUA:
w ticn as infants nurse. who Is experirnced
nurse with the best reference. Apply 3l7 s Caro-
lima ave. Sc jel,-.Ss'
w bakers clerks nurses. walters drivers (hotes in
or out city furnished with entire hep printers and
editor DCRNHAM'S. ITO ISL w tel
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
r ave 10th, 10 near \ II ave.
12rs baths and house and fur, Tor &1J0
stable. per annum 81. 6O0t
Elegsnt rooms in sun MAGNIFICENT rooms, At
building" from go lsntic Coast Linz
TO 800 each building, from $40
1IllF, :sr.........sinI 70 $35 each.
40 La ave. from $40 to L. 500 st
10l6Conn ave. SIS Coffee-roastin9 estab-
1924 Conn ave..........LJ lishment with all
1925 Conn .......-to machinery. ......... 875
PIP 9Th nw................15 18th and NV. s25
PA 9th nw........,....G5 to $3o
ID La ave. hall
STABLES.
1907 o, =. S}5 102S Conn ave. rear S25
l6l2RI ave. rear. IS 1920 Conn ave rear 49, IS
tel2 K. Q. HoLTZMAN. 10th and 4 SITS. n. W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lfOK kENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEw lO-ROOM
Il house near Dupont Circle. 117i Madison vt $50.
Je12-3t. I4O5 st
DOR RENT-i1s AND l24 D ST. NE; NEW; 10
4 rooms and CELLAR &3I 90 per month. d. BRIT
WELL. 23S Md. ave. n e. jeI2-3ts
LroR RENT-FURNIsHED-10 HOUSE IN
l. northwest section for $50 per month: several
r.. star office. jeI2-3s
EoR RENT-l9l6 H.. SEQ $50 and 522 22i CPS 30
! i9ls st; Tor and b.. 90 1910 Cor. Tor b; 80
stable for horses car. Alley houses, each g
1el2-3t +. W. GRAHAM. 611 14th st.
LfOR RENT-slOO WILL REAT To NovEMB Der
L q nice seNenroom cottage. with large grounds
and beautiful shade trees, az Colle.e Park
ie10-6t sWORMSTEDT * BRADLEY, o21 + ST.
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FOR kENI-BY DAVID D. sToNI sC6FsTN.w
IT'S st.. new. 10 rooms, bath SEA. 80
3OOo St n W. , new, 10 rooms bath ,,,,,.. 10 90
49, 10th st. l. w., II rooms bath - ...... 30. 90
300 Maple ave-. cor, large rooms bath ~ 90
4Ol Fla ave. n. W.. 81 rooms paperei BATH. A.. 30
i Elm ST., l.. D. p, 6 rooms bath ....... % 30
20 Fin St. L. d. r., rooms. bath. ......... %. 90
80 i'm ST. n e.. new. rooms. bath. 100
rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NC. ,.n Oh 2oOl
15lo 9th ST. W.. @ rooms .,,....,,....,.... 10 30
1t
DOR RENT
10 ith st Sc. 2-story and b. brick. Or. 1925
Luz Fla ave. n. brown stone 6r............. %
IN Sc. near cars good order. 20
pl u IN ST. ne. history brick 6r. 70
I.D Linden ST. H. 2-story and cellar, Or. 20
l2lo ST. 2-story frame, tir. new ........ 10
CHARLES q. EINGNALT.
)el4-'3t First floor, Atlantic bldg. 90 ST. NV.
EfoR RENT-204 INDIANA AVE. y. w.-3-sTORY
l. ana basement brick q rooms and bath: all mod
imps 81. 60. CHART ES G. RINGWALT, first floor,
Atlantic Lldg. $50 F ST. H. w. jel4-3t
FOR RENT-FURNISHEn. 7-RoOM HOUSE AND
bath comrlete in all requirements: will lease for
three months for room aud board for two persons or
nominal rent references. Address
II L. l.. A.. Star Office.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNl
u1S.1 .~ox~.lr- l.

+ Hotel centrally To-
Gated, S0-. .......,.S 62l
1G23 r ] ave NV. lTr. 30
1914 4 stnw e l. d.. 2S3. q
1899 K st NV, l5r.. 20a *,
14l6 Goth st. aa2r......300
1891 G st nv. 14r 1856. 81
2C5 n J ave NV. 11r. l5U
500 14th st NV. l4r....15O
1T26 Mass avnw. l4r1S,S. %
HthHA ~ Gaorrataprn
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lnlH NV. l2r..........&S3
III Corcoran NV, l2r. :. IS
t25 L NV. 1Or. 80
l24e Union pl. Or. IS. so
1.0 y NV. furnished. -
fs 18th. 11r and bath. SO
12Q3 Hoaroke. g.. Is. 20
JTEERFORD. l:3O1 4 st.
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MANICURE

NJ ADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CUTEopoD-
- st .oo 10 II ~: y: M.-Ihe only I,nporter ana
Manufactnl ei of FINE MANICCREapd On s1poD.
Isl GOODS south OF New YORK ,',1,.y.
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIAN. NOT ONLY
prescribe Bedford Water for Others but drink il
Ihelh>eIses Its natures ininitahle remedy Tor all
diseases OF the Kidneys. Liver and stomach a-wiOt
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANIED-EURNISHED SMALL HOUSE Oh
w part of large for light housekeeping. in the
khborhood of Brookland. for three months; rent
very moderate. A. NJ, Star Office. jel4-3t'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

az ACRES. 25 MILES PROM WASHINGTON;
So. ~ nicely Improved; good neiEhborhood; stock and
poultry. growing crops. vehicles nice gar
d,s snaae and fruit; price. So 800 cash. Inquire
looo 18Th ST. N. ". jel2-3ts
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MALE OR FEMALE.

VUANTED-MAN AND WIFE WHITE MAN AS
w gardener wife as laundress. to leave city also
women. white or coll red. 10 leave citv. THE MIS-
SION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. l22S st. n.
je13-3b'
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FOR RENT-STABLES

L'OR REMITTANCE STABLE, BETWEEN AZ
Il and 9th and and II sts. s.w. J Dom for fifteen
horses, with plenty WAGON ROOM $25 per month.
L. X. BROOKS. ol6 18th ST ~ je46t
L'OR REMITTANCE BRICK STABLE COR 10TH
Il and sts NV. room for 81 horses with plenty
Of wagon room b. ksmih shop attached water and
gas in stable; rent. 81. 900 year Apply TO BELT
RAILWAY COMPANY, McGill building 9OS st. n W.
jeS-1Ot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

INOR RENT-ONE LARGE SECOND-STORY
Il southwest front room, furnished; delightful
summer location: price. SIS. also single room.
furnished. 80; private family. 1855 Corcoran Ut.
n. loo
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nor RENT-JULY !, 11Oi STH ST NV !;
Il three-story and basement ay-window brick mod.
inns; 10 rooms; $50 mar month Inquire Of OWNER,
800 Mass. jels-6ts
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Il wM KNABE 4 CO. PIANO,
Here Is bargsin; party must sell; has rich ross-
wood octaves fnest tone: in r,e-f.-ct rS.-,
worth $500 new; Will sal for sl45 eiodown snd eS
per month -
,eI3 i2os pa sr.
ISoR SALE ONE sTEINwAY SQUARE COST
$500 viii sell for el15, IS cash and e5 per month
one upright slightly used. rood as new only e2l0
tlV cash and 10 Der month Other second hand ms
rights Tor 80 up Pianos for rent, moved hacked
stored ana shipped HUGO woRcH Co,
Sole agents for the unrivsied sohmer Iisno, nbsly
CELEBRATED GILBERT PIANO.
bandsome natural rosewood case: carvings and
nloicinss iul octaves. overstrung and very fue
aud % Per month. ' Wv
je7 ,. ~. SMIIh
tothf sA.E.A HALLET DAVIS PIANO; sioo
- Also, superb square piano OF modern STYLE q
'"of0usn Y r,sPairs; Oily $50. A bargain.
ap1-3m A~-' 49, AIM -
= s0S AhE PIANOS. rood ae new standard maksa.
lroIn -, Upward, for cash on easy monthly pay-
mems We NJ 81 sell these iIs srd yo
can seeures splendid piano for almost nothing b.
~ PFEIFFER CoNLIyF
- 4ls l1th st n ".
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CARVED GRAND
4, Sdreassian walnut kraksuer" piano. used very
Can De seen ct l2o9 q ST Guarantee. ,e14-2t
EOR SALE-AN EXTRA FINE EARGAIy-A
Il handsome and very fine upright srand piano IN
beautiful condition and mscuhcent tone can be had
for only Slp0 cash be sold this saorf6ce -
close the account Of party leaving the city Cali q
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE RooNa
selA el3 p ave
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tIl2 sd ct. IF. U l.
M...---..- ..S2b-5O
.,Sss3 q ST. br b. m 1. Tor. 30
132l sd st. b b. m 1.
or .....-.....2o.oo
SSlO y st. b b. IN 1. sr.. .25
Sd cottage from Woodley
a's:,4 Prospect ave-. bh,
.,I n i Ir.......:....,&3o
$40 Prospect ave-. b b.
Isi Il Z o . 81. 5 h. m i. ;rss &
:S2n5 2 st. b h. IN 1. Or. -: 30
3sol n st. b h. mi. Gr...ls
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lSoR RENT
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-12-22
A Real Castle in ti,e Air.

Mr.. Tobinnslsy, tho engineer, il
starting company for tho introduce
ton Of II novel feature to the Antwerp
exhibition which is to DO held next
year. 1t is to consist of n raft, with
an area of about twenty square yards,
and constructed OF bamboo rods and
steel and aluminium tubing, on which
a palatial restaurant is to be erected,
and the whole suspended in mid-air at
an altitude OF 500 yards by means of
captive balloons. Aningenious COM
bination of anchor cables will hold
this "aerial CASTLE in position, and
effectively prcventinny oscillation even
in tho strongest gale. Two smaller
captive balloons, each to carry eight
or ten persons, will servo to convey
visitors to this floating island and back
again to terra firIna. Each OF the
larger balloons is fitted with silk
tube, through which, by means OF al
automatic arrangement, fresh supply
of gas is obtained when required.
Electric lamps ofintense brilliancy nrs
fitted to the raft for the purpose o.
lighting the exhibition grounds. The
entire fabric can be brought down to
tho ground in ten minutes by means
of steam wiackes lie Patriotic.