The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-11-09
A Few Of the Things Seen at the
Worlds Fair.

|. Few of the Things Seen at the |
Worlds Fair.
Glass bricks
Electric bouys.
A golden chair.
A $4,000 clock.
A $40 onyx cane.
An $4,000 clock.
A $4,000 organ.
], 800 year-old corn.
A bed worth $3.50.
Dom Pedro's chair.
A 70 pound salmon.
A $1,000 arm chair.
A $4,000 glass dress.
Microbe incubators.
A 81, 500 music box.
John Wesey's clock
Electrical engraving
A palace built of corn
Lace at $1,000 yard.
A $500 sea- otter skin.
A 107>ton locomotive.
A $500 Panama hat.
A pole 215 feet high.
A IS foot high clock.
A 26 ton block of COAL
A buffalo in alabaster.
A plate valued at 1857.
A cape worth $4,000.
A spunglass umbrella.
Diamonds worth $1,000.
A steam'mocking>bird.
The Mayfiower's Bible.
Milking by machinery.
A nugget worth $41 1888.
Footgear ofs1 800 sorts.
mantel marked $1,000.
One of Gladstone's axes.
An orange liberty bell".
A bureau $50 years old
A $4,000 gold certificate.
Leather of 300 varieties.
"Ta-ra>ra" in Egyptian.
A $50 year old tea pan.
Grace Darling's life boat.
A handsaw ego feet long.
Bamboo polos 70 feet long.
A steel inghot worth S., $50
Tea worth $l75 per pound.
Tree 26 feet in diameter.
A $4,000 fisheries display.
Girdle valued at 100000
Horse and rider in prunes.
Egyptian ''bum bum" candy.
A $35, 900 solid silver model.
Japan exhibits corned beef.
Watches valued at 100000.
American birds of 1O6 kinds.
A 30, 000-pound block of salt.
Billiard ball worth $50. 900.
An ammonia street car engine
An o,OO0-pound piece of copper.
A 300-year-old dwarf cedar.
A horse model costing So 900
Two miles of lunch counters.
A skycycle or flying machine.
A 12-ton lump of crystal alum.
Chickens Matched byfelectricity.
Java women affect white hose.
Vases made in the 10Th century.
A Spanish vase worth $4,000
Forty races in friendly rivalry.
A chocolate tower worth $4,000.
A Jersey COW valued at $15, 900.
The brick warship cost $4,000
An iron eagle with 1900 feathers.
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A silver statue weighing p tons.
A cheese weighing 10000 pounds.
A pavilion built of packing boxes.
The biggest moiding in the world
A hand that dates from 1OOB. G,
Pearl necklace valued at 100000.
The National Capitol in flowers.
An exhibit of ''swiftest poisons''.
Oregon shows an S2>poud salamon.
Humpbacked whale, Al feet long.
The Washington monument in coins.
A Japanese doll "baby'6 feet high.
A stained glass window worth SIG. 900.
A group OF windmils worth 5000, OOO
A gold nugget weighing 3,04O ounces
Brazil shows 1900 grades of coffee.
A 5O-foot high anthracite pyramid,
Forestry exhibits of IS States.
A shawl containing "A 900 stitches.
The judges of Awards number $50.
One Jewelry exhibit worth $500. 900.
oldest lathe extant-the Blanchard
Munich shows an IS, $50 microscope.
The first um brella imported TO Amer
lea.
Clay pipe smoked by Miles Standish
Worlds Fair exhibitors number so. 900
Log ~ inches square and Al feet long
A set of 30 stamps valued at $500 each
A fountain that squirts California
wine.
Paintings executed by Queen Victoria
A Krupp gun that shoots 20 miles.
A shakespearan vase valued at Sc, 5O(
An elephant tusk weighing 15S pound.
A piece of lead ore weighing $50
pounds.
A so ton gun, with 1000 pound pro
jectiIes.
The lumber in the Ferris wheel cos
$4,000.
Sixty-nine engines operate the mf
chinery.
One hundred and twenty carloads c
glass.
A watch with two faces which give
the time in the various cities of til
world; contains a thermometer and PEI
putual calendar.
A machine that makes 1000 nails
hour.
A bit of silk once owned by Mari
Antoinette.
A tanned elephants hide weighing SO
pounds.
A bridal set ip the Irish village tina
cost 81 200
One thousand pots of Shamrock from
Ireland.
A New York firms fur exhibit is wo, Il
100000.
Smallest watch-less than a half inc,
in diameter.
Plate glass 14S inches by 214-larges
in America
A shoe machine that embroiders let
ters in three colors
Kaiser Williams statue contain so
silver dollars.
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