The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14

fully nor artistically arranged booth Is
TO be found In me Exposition. Inc ssIs
finest dry goods, silks, satins, linens,
damasks and cloths Of all descrip.iohs
and texture are here displayed. Iheir
large emporium IS one OF the nnest on
Broad street, and their display az tne
Exposition Is only In keeping with t ne
magnificent stock TO be found there. Iue
store Is large and commodious In every
respect. and the fruit of its Industry IN
placing within reach OF all the best soous
at the smallest cost is to be seen on all
sides. Here can be supplied every want
The store consists OF forty-six depart
ments, all OF which are perfect In them
selves. and the whole establishment Is a
perfect hive Of industry.
The business was established quite
number OF years ago, ana has gradually
grown In size ana enterprise until to-
day when IL compares most fayorably
with any similar institution In the United
states, and this is saying a great deal.
The Cohen Company is on Broad street,
near First street-Nos. Is, ID and lI--and
several acres of ground are covered with
its buildings.
Such a store is credit to any city, and
IT Is one OF the mile-stones Of progress
The Cohen Company is determined to
leave no stone unturned, and not to weary
In It's well-dolns in the line of giving the
citizens of Richmond a hrst-class empo-
rum OF everything. where all wants can
be supplied quickly and thoroughly.
Inc Cohen Company draw their stock
from the markets Of the world, and COM
mand the finest fabrics They know their
immense trade, study to please, and sue
ceed IN so doing to the letter. Their house
Is one IN which the ladies revel. There Is
nothing In the dress goods line, trim
mings, laces, &c, they cannot furnish:
Their stock, as a whole. is unsurpassed
In beauty and variety.
he DIspiay OF ii. II. BOshers' sons.
r. II. Boshers Sons, that old and firmly
established house of carriage manufac-
lures, have most admirable display this
year. Their buSgles, phaetons, carriages,
and light and heavy wagons are all
perfect specimens of their art.
This factory, which il located on
Ninth street between Main and Cary,
Is one Of the institutions of Richmond
scended from father TO sons, and the
reputation for good, honest work made
years ago has ever been steadily Ilaln-
tained. r. II. Bosher's Sons exhibit
magnificent traps. beautiful light Brew
ster phaeton, victorias, light Brewster
Duggies, fine victoria phaetons, wagons,
etc. In workmanship and finish their
stock Is uneXcelled anywhere. They nave
the best, and they employ the nest
skilled Workmen. Every piece OF mate
rial that goes into any vehicle they
turn out must come up TO certain
high standard. Beauty Of finish and du-
raoility is their motto and their output
eXemplihes IL. K. II. Boshers sons are
prepared TO hold their own with any
manufacturer or dealer in vehicles North,
South East, or West. They Weld the
palm TO none, either In prices or IN
style. Their pride is that their work is
iirst-class in every particular, ana that
they make a just claim In this Is tes-
tilted by hundreds and hundreds OF GUS
toners. An examination Of their eXhib-
it at the Exposition shows mat in eacn
vehicle they have their attention has been
given to every possible detail that en-
Iers into carriage and wagon building
Everything is adjusted with the per-
lection of accuracy, making their output
works of art in their lines And these
are but reminders OF what Is 70 pe seen
in the spacious warerOOms of X. ii. Bo-
sher's Sons.
An ey' Exhibit.
II is impossible 10 walk through the
Exposition building without being struck
by the exhibit made by DAVID A. AltlsleS'
There are vehicles In IL OF every ue-
scriptiOn and their style and lnlSh IorGe
them TO ones attention. rms concern 10
one Of Richmonds old institutions. me
establishment was founded In lSoS' anu , 20
known throughput the south. Al ni,a,;
the vehicles exhibited IS one very elesaht
cabriolet carriage, ready for trl id.nrjas
and painting; one latest-style victoria I,rr1;
i'm the white, showing class OF wood-"oth
and homework, and which has only 70 De
seen TO be admired; one light laules
phaeton, showing woodwork ana iIom-
work, ready for painting; one top-oussy'
tensiOn-top carriage, finished; one Nlcto-
ria, finished. This aforementioned is
beauty. There are fashions IN pleasure
vehicles as in all things else, ana tue
factory OF David a. Ainslie Keeps up
with the fashions to the letter, turning
out a class of work that cannot be eX-
celled anywhere. But Mr.. Ainslie does
not confine his business to carriage,
Victoria, and buggy-buiding, and that
line of vehicles. He builds business was--
ons, Heterogeneous In all styles, ana Oh
great beauty Of finish, hose-wagons, NOOK
and-ladder trucks etc. Everything ne
turns out bears the stamp Of thorough
ness of construction, and Is a cre1lt not
only to the factory, but to Richmond; the
big establishment of David A. Ainslie is
on Tenth street between Main ana cary
and Is a leading enterprise of the city.
\ visit TO IL Is well worth the time 1t
takes. The factory is prepared to com
pete in prices with any establishment IN
the country I'm the same grade Of goods.
It's work is built to last, and upon ~
rests a most envlable reputation. BY all
means. visitors to the Exposition who
contemplate purchasing yehlcle' either
at present or in the. near future, should
examine -. A. Ainslies display and note
carefully the workmanship and style of
his work.
II. b. Lees Exhibit.
A most attractive exhibit Of pianos and
organs is made at the Exposition this
year by r. y. Lee. successor to the. old
and reliable Richmond house or Ryland
The store is No sos east Main street
and the warerooms at No. Is north Ninth
street. The house carries the world
best makes OF pianos and organs, sold
at very low prices. Mr.. Lee offers pianos
from Sl6j TO $500. and organs from SD
To S5OO The Main-street store Is espec-
ialIv centrally located. and one can rest
assured Of every attention upon visiting
n Mr. Lee has fifteen persons in his
empioy-piano-tuners are engaged az
the year round, and all instruments
turned out by the house are guaranteed
10 stand as long as could be reasonably
expected. IL has well been slld tnat ~
y. Lee's is a prominent nous, SuptIy
ing demand for the heavier instru-
ments. Among the makes carried by
Mir Lee are Fischer Hallet * DAVIS,
Mason AZ Hamlin, Bradbury, ana other
piauos. and Mason a. Hamllh, faTrauu
& Votey, and Shonenger organs. IhSre
is a wealth to select from IN tltIst 'ne
Main or Ninth-street establishments OF
n. Il. Lee and all In need OF BGol
Instrument should visit one or the other
~ them The house Is prepared L. make
IL 10 the advantage OF schoois att 49, ~,
institutions requiring instruments 10 usa,
with IT, and ali such may resi- tu "a 'a m
that every guarantee given VIII De up
hold MIR. Lees long experience II tne
business renders his advice eXceeh,nEy
vaIuabla TO those desiring 10 puiCuaS.
He knows every make OF instrument ne
soils thoroughly. In organs ne - Pr
norcd 70 supply everything, from the
oIiost parior organ 10 instruments OF
Chime sufficient for lecture-ro2HlS "tu
1btrrbcs Visitors TO the Far VIII De
cnriioilv received at his spacious anu
handsomely decorated booth, ana wiz
tbsre get "A suggestion or what IL III S'olo
for them should they, as tney , az
vised TO do, call at his estapiishthe"'S