The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
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SEEN AT THE GREAT FAIR.

SEEN THE GREAT FAIR.
snaooy Paragraphs for Those Who DID
Visit the Show and Full Of Reminder
for those Who Did.
Glass bricks.
Electric buoys.
A $4,000 clock.
A golden chair.
a $4,000 organ.
An $4,000 clock.
A $40 onyx cane.
A bed wo:th $3.50.
1900 year old corn.
A 800 m 1sic box.
A $1,000 arm chair.
Dom Pedro's chair.
A 73-por1d salp on.
A 45-toot high clock.
A cape worth Sl7,5O0.
4 lotion locomotive.
A $500 sea-otter skin.
A pole 2l5 feet high.
Electrical engraving.
A $500 glass dress.
A $500 Panama hat.
Microbe incubators.
Jobn Wesley's clock.
A26-ton block Of coal.
Lace at $1,000 a yard.
A buffalo in alabaster.
Milking by machinery.
A plate valued at Sl67.
A palace built Of corn.
A spun glass umbrella
a steam mocking bird.
Footgear of l 800 sorts.
A bureau $50 years old.
'Ts-ra-ra" in Egyptian.
That Msyaower's Bible.
A,nugget worth Sal 1888.
A10O00 gold certfcat,.
Girdle valued at $4,000.
Tree 26 feet in diameter.
4 mantel marked 81 900.
An orange liberty bell"
Leather of 30C varieties.
A shandsaw 22U feet long.
One Of Gladstcne's axes.
A I59-year-old tea plant.
Grace Darling's life boat:
Tea worth SITS per pound.
A steel ignot worth S2,23O.
Horse and rider in prunes.
Bamboo poles 70 feet long.
A $4,000 fisheries display.
Diamonds worth 81 100000.
Billiards ball worth $4,000.
Watches,valued at s4O0,G00'
A 300-year-o!d dwarf ceear.
Japan exhibits corned beef.
American birds OF LOG kinds.
A S35,OOO solid silver model.
A 3O,OOO-pound block of salt.
Egyptian bum bum" candy.
A horse model costing $1,000.
Two miles of lunch co 1nters.
A skycycle or flying machine.
a Spanish vase worth s5O.0CO.
java women affect white hose.
An ammonia street car engine.
q 12-ton lump OF crystal alum.
Forty races in friendly rivalry.
The national capitol in flowers.
The brick varship cost $4,000.
Al S,OG0-por ID piece OF copper.
AJersey cow valued at $4,000.
Achocolate tower worth $4,000.
Vases made in the 18th century.
Chickens hatched by electricity.
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A hand that dates from 100 BIC.
An exhibit OF ''swiftest" poisons.
A cheese weighing 10000 pounds.
An iron eagle with 5000 feathers.
A.sil7er statute weighing2 D tons.
A pavilion built of packing boxes.
Pearl necklace valued at 100000.
A shawl containing q ,0O stitches.
A krupp grn that shoots 20 miles.
The judges of awards number $50.
Oregon shows an 82-pound salmon.
The biggest moulding in the world.
Hunpbacked whale, 471a feet long.
A 5O-foot high anthracite pyramid.
One jewelry exhibit worth 100000.
Munich showssan $3.50 microscope.
A Japant g doll "be by 6 feet high.
Brazil shows 1000 grades OF coffee:
Oldest lathe e1tant-the Blanchard.
Forestry exhibits of eighteen States.
The Washington monument IN COINS
A stained glass window worth 6,OOC
A pror of windmills worth 100000
Clay pipe smoked by Miles Stands!
A gold nugget weighing 3,040 ounc
The first umbrella imported toAmerl'
Worlds Fair exhibitors number 800
Log42 inches square aud Al feet lo'
A set o: 20 stamps valued at $500 eat
A fountain that squirts Calitor1
7ine.
Paintings executed by Queen Victol
A Shakespearean vase valued at $50
An elephant tusk weighing l5S pound
A piece of lead ore weighing 6,S
'ounds. ..
A 52-ton gun with 1000 pound proje
les
The lumber in the Ferris wheel cs
10000. :.
Sixty-nine engines operate the mach
ry.
One hundred and twenty car loads
lass.
A machine that makes 1000 nails
lour.
A tanned elephant hide weighing )
,ounds.
A 81 900 set of bird's-eye maple fur
ure.
A bridal set in the Irish village tt
ost 81 200.
One thousand pots of Shamrock fre
relend.
A bit of silk once owned by Marie Ant
n$ete.
A New York firms fur exhibit
7orth 100000.
Plate glass AS inches by 214-lacge
n Amcricai
Kaiser Williams statue contains l,5
liver dollars.
Smallest watch-less than half in
q diameter.
A shoe machine that embroiders lette
D three colors.
Largest het-rolled steel band-90 fe
ong by u inches wide.
The gates of Germany's liberal q
are valued at $4,000.
A watch with two faces which gives t
ims in various cities Of the world; ;contal
thermometer and perpetual calendar
Right There in Washington State.
From The Seattle Free Press.
Here are few of the many remar
BILE things which the State Of Was
ngton has produced:
A apple weighing two pounds al