The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

ware. o,o-horeo ,yooon.
with eIectro-plated works ana s'''er-p'a'e'
beer-box. ,p,,r;sor :, n hand
some one-horse vehicle, oeco n,' r;n,
,,a1ons loaded with willow-ware, mats, &c:
Rurn G. white: Three-horse dray Loaded
with oils Of different xmas. .,,,,
r. w. McCancc: Four-horsc ui"y VII"
soft bagging. w. r,yo to,ms
Ono ,orge foat covered with carpets.
| q RI Cbalklev Two one-horse teams
drawing wagons loaded with hides, &c.
Henry r. Miller & Co.'s shirts and gen.
,,emen,s goods. as might have been ex-
necIed. made fine exhibit. lie bad big
Ioat carving aloit an immense "Acme
sbirt. upon the top OF which was very ac-
tive monkey. The float contained nlie
display OF goods. and Mr.. Miller himsel
handled the steeds.
II. Ii. Anderson, one-horse wagon, cover
,ointed. and sign OF the Southern SHIRT
Company prominent:
Scbaap,s Bazaar, fine display OF musical
Instruments nicely arranged on noat drawn
r. Wendenburg had an airy float orna-
mented with advertisement OF building
material. paints, oils, &c.
Boston Bargain House, fine display OF
notions. wood and willowware, drawn by
wO horses.
Mr.. J. J. Harvey float filled with rare
dowcr-plants, such as ferns, cactus, ana
foliage plants. The pampas-grass plllmes
in the horses head looked beautiful, ana
the rich bed OF flowers that spread over the
large platform won praise ut every turn.
John Morton, florist, had spring-wagon
tastcfulIy ornamented with cut-flowers,
representing various designs, such as an
cbors, crosses, shields, and the owners
name in floral letters.
Louis Wagner, one twO-horse wagon,
loaded with specimens OF chemicals, rubber
goods, druggist sundrles, surmounted by
mortar and bronze eagle.
John T.. Rose, very pretty two-horse
float, filed with crockery, tinware, &c.
CD. Kenny, float containing coffee. teas,
&c. Attendants in Chinese costume.
4. c. Houston, twO-horse wagon, loaded
with sashes, blinds, dc.
John Bowers. large float, drawn by four
horses, good display OF stoves, statuary
lamps, lamp-shades, dc.
Warner L. Fleming exhibited c0nicc-
tioncrieS, tobacco, cigars, and snul, repre-
scented by miniature candy mandatory
in full operation on large float drawn by
a double team. The float was decorated
with Illuminated signs. Four boys in cos
tune were engaged in distributing to the
multitude specimen samples OF fancy can
dies manufactured by him, with "W. IL.
F." distinctly defined through the entire
length OF each piece distributed. This
added greatly to the attention PAID TINS
display.
Ramos Il Moses, buggy, with two prlncl-
pals clerks engaged in distributing adVer-
mcnts i'm the shape OF newspapers, cards,
sc. House with cover with name OF firm
in large letters and buggy likewise covered
with signs. Large float gaily fcstooned
with concert grand piano thereon, and Doth
NIessrS. Ramos & Moses on the float play
inc upon the piano. Large float with
organs, also drapcd and suitably decorated:
A float with immense pyramid made up OF
drums, fiddIes, baniO>, and all the small
musical Goods sold by the concern. Al the
horses having footmen, and suitably decked
with plumeS and fancy covers, dc.
Crrmp & West, three coal-carts with de-
corations.
+. busch. agent for Bcrgncr Il EngePs
Brewery. a very fine exhibit. The first
immense float represented King Gambrl-
nus. around him his followers distributing
LAGER beer to the thirsty thrOng which
crowded around the float. The other biz
float. also containing the jolly King. repre-
scuted the business Of bottling beer, por-
ter. dc. Two deIivery-wagons closed this
exhibit, which was big one.
Henry Bucker. bother Of ale and beer, a
float carving an immense cask OF beer,
upon which was seated King Gambrinus.
4. l.. Buriord, one cOal-cart and one
woOd-cart.
Kentucky Sales Stables, Il pretty turnout
and two black horses.
Stanley Lipscomb, three coal-carts.
Brighthopc Railway Company, siX-horse
wagon containing specimens OF coal.
J. X. 7. Quarlcs, specimen OF practical
blacksmithng.
l.. L. Lintz. ornamental wire-wOrk.
Atlantic and Virginia FertiIizing Com
pany: Display Of fertilizers.
Southern Fcrtilizing Company: Display
Of fertilizers.
y. II. Mayo Il Co.. Fine exhibit OF to-
bacco. cured and manufactured, and to-
bacco growing: four-horsc team.
James G.. Sncad: Four-hOrse dray, eX-
hibiting Ocrchilo guano.
\. W. CARRIER: Two teams. showing the
work OF the Richmond Transfer Company
Clemens, Levy d Co.. Three wagons
laden with cotton.
William Dafron, furnturc-dealcr, had
two two-hOr>e floats with excellent speci-
mems Of paIor furniture.
J. II. sylvia: Onc-hOrse wagon contain
ing furniture.
II. b. Welsh Beautiful ornamental float
containing parlOr set OF furniture.
T.. Cartwright: One-hOrse float contain
ing furniture.
; {. l.. Bclyin exhibited specimens Of fur
niture on a float drawn by two horses.
Il. II. Whtlock: FOur-horse float loaded
with tobacco-bOXes and decorated with
flags.
LANCE Brothers, ieed-dealers. had Il pref
~ eXhibf-tlOatS decorated with harvest
scenes and cereal products.
II. NJ. Workman, agent for Dunlop& Me-
Canoe flour and Dupont'S powder-a two
horse wagon with specimens of goods.
X. H. Smith, fOurh0rse wagon loaded
with flour, feedstuli, dc.
GalcgO Mills Manufacturing Company,
fOur-horse wagon loaded with flour.
Fig X Rider, one two-horse dray, dis
laying harness, &c.
II. II. smith, one four-horse wagon load
ed with grain and feed.
II. Leslie Powell, onc-horse wagon, with
carpenters specimens.
K. h. Chailin Il Co., real estate agents.
had three two-hOrse carriages. two buggieS
with two horses and two with one horse
each, and branch Office on wheels, repre-
Sented by tent. All Of these turnouts
were ornamented with flags and real estate
advertisements.
Richmond Wagon-W Orks, two-horse float,
containing handsome cart.