Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

. so!s thas 'txixi y and silence nothing
Nsnly b. Rapsos, No. sos sass Main
street. has devoted yo3r8 10 the s3lactton
81 toe Antst assortnfsl,t q musical in
e<fumenss ever odcfed tho l,eop2o or the
Eoutb. and HE cssormDus sa'es-foome are
crowded with .tyefy description Of sno
The time hsa como when extremely low
prices maize u permizsibie that almost
every home can hare ~ Isnc. ofRan. or
other muaical Instrument. and no one ca
ovtf estimate this sweet irduence 10 mis-
home. Evcry body should iusesti9ats Sor
himself by personal visit or BY mail.
In addition TO musscAl instruments MI.
Bai,o> c1vries tho largest and most com;
ets Ina e sheet ,nnsc ~. Z: ,ns c,,y; and
selections are received directly from tho
pabIiAners. No Misrepresentation are
made regarding the quality vt fhess fnstru-
lueute and all purchasers can aesufeoi1
refs upon fecetyipu all goods positively as
they are roputcd 10 be. -.
Mr.. Ramos has also embraced "a bis
stock sweli-selscted assortment OF yiolin,
banjo and egissr sEngs ~ together rsas WY, ana
use Of musical Instruments. A failure TO
appreciate music ergucs egainst the man,
AID purchase without visiting or con-
suIting Rsmoss prices and stock Is addi-
tioral misfortane.
John n. cnlpeper.
Who Is exclusive dealer for the Remington
Standard Typewriter In Virginia and
North Carolina, ct No. 9i5 sast Main street.
Richmond. Va. has been selling these ma,
chimes for eleven years. He trst started
10 interest the people Of the two States "a
Inc Art OF typewriting while in Norfolk.
He was at that time private stenographer
end claim agent for the Boston steamship
Line. In the sprins OF 1888 be resigned
his position with this company TO detote
his entire time to tho sale Of the keming-
ton Typewnters in the two States.
By hard work and close attention 70
business he has succeeded In building up
large trade IN typewriters and supplies.
Being q professional etenographer he
Thoroughly understands the needs and re-
ouirensnfs of the business and profess
stonai men, and il called upon TO furnish
stenographers and typewriter operators
throughout his territory. for which ne
makes no charge 10 the employee or en-
ployer. ..ss H.
writer the purchaser has the satisfaction
| OF knowing that the machine Will be wen
| looked after and an absolute guarantee
given aloDg with IT, And again, AFTER
using Remington for NUMBER or years
| il can be exchanged Tor new one Tor q
very low cash consideration. and even II
| the purchaser does not desire new ma
| chine. the old ono can be thoroughly over
| hauled at the Remington factory tor
| nominal sum.
In addition TO the typewriter business.
| Mr.. Culpeper sells the Remington bicycle
and the Edison mimeograph,, dupll,
| catinp-machIne which has reyolutionized
the whole country in duplicating auto
o,aph,c and typewriter work, and which
is considered q valuable adjunct where a
| typewriter Is used.
The Remington Typewriter is used Oh
most exclusively by the United States
| Government. and Is used extensively by
| all large corporations.
The Bureau of Public Comfort Of the
| Columbian Exposition have Just concluded
| a contract with the representatives OF the
| Remington Standard Typewriter by winch
| the latter are awarded the exclusive priv
| leve Of furnishing tppewriters for public
| use during the exposition. The Reming-
| ton is also taught in eleven educational
institutions in Richmond. including the
Richmond High School. and 1t is we'll
known fact that Renington operator
stands nine chances in ten OF securing
situations over operators OF other ma
chimes.
A full line Of everything pertaining to
the business, such as drop cabinets, para
gon ribbons, linen and carbon papers, &C.,
Is kept in stock, and MIR. Cnlpeper solicits
n continuance of the liberal patronage
that has been accorded TO him IN the past
and which he has deservediy Won.