Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

grain mIIl-feed. and linseed meal mAea
IN such proportions as to secure wv
yesults. has gained widespread rep"'a
t,on. and Ia having an immense raie'
4. nrenared with view TO AIDING ','
n,oas,ion. and horses fed upon IL are III
ways fat. sleek and healthy. ,>
Rrcad made from Kings best ,sun'
-four cannot be excellcd. IL " WIZ.
light sweet. and naky. yet al ,hs sa'n.
time has body In II. ~ suppne' 81.
demand of tho most particular fanny.
An On. GRADES OF all the mill produets
turned ont by the Richmond Guy m'lls
nrove exactly what II claimed Tor mem.
rba mills are located ON WILLIAMSBURG
800 To 800!
u,.,,,o,d Agricultural Implement Co.
Tho Richmond Agricui'urai -
comnany have the advantage Oh al
,n''',. location their exhibit occupying
'''..,, on either side OF tho central s'sie'
IT, have n very large exhibit, ana 'ne
",,,,n aboye referred To displays IL 10
H., v.rv best advantage. 1helr hpec"t
,"a,,res include many different xmas OF
,,.r, machinery and implements OF inc
i'ta", design and with nil the Improve
,nents There IL n large assortment os
'nsiiayo and fodder-cuttlng machinery
which seems pre-eminentiy punt TOT SIT
vice. OF which ono. the ohio max
a. sold 10 be unsurpassed In the market
There IL also n fun line OF plows' OF "h'ch
Inc "pissell" IL said 10 be possessed OK
the highly advantageous charac,erisues.
Ii,,ht draft and durability. The exhibit
Mao comprises grain-drllls. fanning-mllls,
NH kinds OF fencing. barbed ana ballhs-
wire. and well-hxtures
A great amount OF attention was at
trocted 10 a clever combination OF a corn
hugker and fodder cutter. The Getaway
harrow, which has lately attracted con-
siderable attention in the agricultural
world. and been awarded two premiums
nj different expositlons. Is included III
the display.
The most attractive feature Is, however.
n large assortment OF carriages and bug
Yies The cheapest Of the collection Is
what is called Tho Dexter Speed Cart"
which is sold for the very small sum or
Sll The company have their store Mt
I526 east Main street, where n large stock
of all kinds Of tools and implements are
alwaya kept on hand. Mr. 4. VI. Wood
is the president and general manager OF
this company. The firm Is one of the
most prominent In this line Of business
I'm the city. and they have risen to their
prssent position through handling only
the very best grade OF goods In addi-
ton to their agricultural implement busi-
ness they do quite a large Jobbing busl-
ness I'm tools.
Mccormick Harvester and Self. Binder.
II Is almost superhuous, at this late
day. 10 speak Of the Mccormick Har-
vester and Se,f-Binder, and yet 1t IS at
once a duty and pleasure unusual COM
bination) To mention them.
Built entirely of steel. in the strongest
a..
derful machine does its work quietly ana
thoroughly replacing many men in its
tireless labor. Perhaps the best tribute
to It's worth Is the simple statement that
in the late harvesting season in Virginia
over four hundred machines have been
sold.
MIR. ". X Bache, 1884 Main street, IS
the Richmond agent for these machines.
and he carries also i'm his large and we'll
selected stock other helps to the agrcul-
turst.
Among these now Indispensable adjuncts
to the fe and work of the successful ag-
rIculturist. may be named one and two-
horse plOws, riding and valking-oulu-
vators. sprng-tooth and spike-harrows'
and rakes, mowers, and everything else
that can be thought Of in connection with
a farmers life.
No practical. live, up-to-date farmer
can afford to be without these imple-
ments. They tighten labor, and make
bright the drudgery and toll Of agrlcuI-
ture.
Mr. Hache invites correspondence, and
will be pleased TO send circulars ana
PAMPHLETS or to call upon any and every
body wishing Information on any point
connected with his business, which ne
understands from end 10 end.
Tho history OF the Mccormick harvester
and binder Is one Of the bright pages IN
American industry. From an humble De-
ginning has gradually developed a ire
mendous business, which has done more
practical good. lightened more dreary
days Of toll and drudgery, helped on 10
thoughts OF better and nobler things ana
placed agriculture In the front rank
where 1t deserves TO stand.
Pittsburg stogies.
Here one turns to tobacco, ana when II
is said that very prominent IN the I'M
of the tobacco exhibits is that OF X. a.
W. Jenkinson, Of 9l9 Liberty street. PITTS
burg. Pa, It is complimentary indeed IN
this city where the history influence
and commercial value OF the weed IS 80
we'll known. All over this country are
the goods Of Mossrs. Jenkinson we'll and
fayorably known. The "Stogles' are gems
in their way. Genuine Pittsburg Sto-
| giles" Is the name Of one Of their products.
| For the benefit of the uninitiated let them
| he described: A 'StOgy Is long ana
shapey piece Of tobacco goods. MADE
| either in moulds or by hand. and OF short
or long filters, from tobacco grown In
| Kentucky, Ohio. and Pennsylvania
The "Stogy," as made BY the Messrs
| Jenkinson. is entirely free from dust, for
! they use a machine which rams out the
! tobacco-dust completely during the pro-
cess of manufacture. They claim to give
the purchaser the best goods at reason
| able prices and In this respect to compare
| favorably with any similar house in the
| United States.
The names OF their brands cover a
| number Of titles, and are here listed in
| part: No rs. which they say is the best
| stogy in the world. Then comes Excel.
sior. Winners, Little Smokers. Short
! Horns. Crown Plantations. Cuban Plan
! tations, Spanish Plantations Sweet Peach
| Keno. Dudes. Our standard, Three Jacks
Little Belle. Bantams, Blue Ribbon. La
| PrinceSse Red Label. Yellow Label. Bake
! ovens, White Label, and Dominoes.
The general southern agent Of the r. &
! W. Jenklnson Company is Mr.. G. W
! Saunders. 20 Main street this city. The
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style. and has elected very high compli
! ment.
The Pure-Food Exhibition.
The southern circuit OF tho Pure
| Food Exposition will open In Richmond
! at the Masonic Temple on November 5th
and continue TWO weeks The booths OF
the exhibitors vii! be decorated in har.
nnonious colors. which in themselves vii
be worth the admission fee. The lectures
on cooking by Miss Willis. for which NJ
extra charge is made. viii be well worth
| an afternoons time 10 any housewife. \
concert will he given also every afternoon
and night The exposition opened in Bal
tmore Monday night at the Cyc!orims
| building. and although there was an in
cossant rain. the crowd was SO great
that over 1000 persons were turned away
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