Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
rpr K1cHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OCTOBER 10, 1884

Chesterneld county, rev miles iro"
Richmond. on the Atmntic-Const Line
railway. Trains stop at the spring ana
take on regularly. shipments OF water LOT
the agencies North and South. OF wh'cn
many are being established. lit IL not
claimed that Swineford's arsen'c-itnia
water 10 q cure-ail But II In claimed that
Il meets the requirements OF the medical
world for water that II pure and health-
giving. and Ia almost n speoihc IN GER
tain class OF disorders. Regarded SIMPLY
"a a Underwater, II commends i'seh 70
every household. II gives tone 10 the
stomach. corrects acldity. aids diBes''on
Quiets the nerves, stimulates the apPe-
lite. regulates the bowels. and builds up
the system. and thus puts one In CONDITION
TO resist disease. In Richmond large guam.
titles OF II are sold, the price oelns VIM"
the reach VI nearly every one Inc HUN
office Is s0l east Main street, and upon
application n little pamphlet giving "'
desired information viii be sent
X. II. Lees Exhibit.
r.. Il. Lee. successor to Ryland " Lee.
makes most attractive cNhip'' v.
pianos and organs. The retail mouse 10
No sos east Main street, ana MI. 20
has also wareroom AT NO 90 NV VI
Ninth street. The house Is one OF long
worlds best makes Of pianos ana organs
which are held for disposal at very low
prices Mr.. Lee offers pianos from slp'
10 $500. and organs from N5 10 SSo ne
Main-strcet store IL especially cen'rai'S
located and one can rest assured OF every
attention upon visiting IT, Mr.. Lee mas
fifteen persons in his cmpoy-plano-'uhcrs
are engaged all the year round anu
all instruments turned out by the mousse
a
be reasonably expected. 1t has well been
said that r.. r. Lees ~ a prominent
house. supplying demand for the heavier
Instruments Among the makes carried
nv the house are Fischer. Hallett *
Davis. Mason e. Hamlln, Bradbury. ana
other pianos. and Mason & Hamlin, FAR
raud & Notey. and Shoncnger organs.
There Is n wealth to select from In either
the Main or the Ninth-street establish
ments Of Il. u. Lee. and all In need OF
n good instrument should visit one or the
other Of them The house IL prepared 10
make il to the advantage Of schools ana
other institutions requiring instruments
TO deal with It, and all such may rest
satisfied that every guarantee given VIII
be upheld Mr.. Lees long exper ,cnce in
the business renders his advice exceeding
Is valuable to those desiring to purchase
He knows every make OF instrument ne
sells thoroughly. In organs ne Is prepared
to supply everything. from the smallest
parlor organ 10 Instruments Of volume
sufficient for lecture-ro and churches
Visitors to the Fair will be cordially re-
ceived at his spacious and handsomely
decorated booth. and Will there get
suggestion Of what is in store for them
should they. ne they are advised TO do,
call at his establishments In the city,
David a. Ainslie.
Every one who strols through the Ex-
position building will pause and take
good look when he comes to the display
Of the carriage mandatory OF David A
Alnslie. This establishment was founded
In 1853. and IS known throuGhout inc
South. Among the vehicles exhibited is
one very elegant cabriolet carriage. ready
for trimming and painting; one latest
style victoria. in the white, showing class
Of woodwork and iron-work, and which
has only to he seen to be admired; one
Hight ladies' phaeton. showing Wood-WoIk
and iron-work, ready for painting; one
top-buggy. ready for trimming and paint
ing: one extensiOn-tOp carriage. fnished'
one victoria finished. This last-mentioned
is n beauty There are fashions In plea
sure vehicles as In all things else. ana the
factory of David 4. Anslie keeps up WIN
the fashions 10 the letter, turning out d
class of work that cannot he eXceiIed any
where Hut Mr.. Ainslic docs not confne
his business to carriage, victoria, ana
huggv-building. and that line OF Nehicles
He builds business wagons delivery
wagons in all styles. and of great beauty
of finish hose-wagOns, hCOk-ahu-lduueI
trucks. etc Everything he turns out
beors the stamp of thoroughness OF con-
struction, and is credit not only To the
factory. but 10 Richmond. The big estab-
ushment of David \. Ainsle is on Tenth
street between Main and Cary, ana Is
leading enterprise OF the city. a VISIT 10
IL is well worth the time II taxes "c
factory is prepared 20 compete In prices
with any establishment in the country
in the same grade OF goods. Its work j.
huut to last, and upon 1t rests most
enviable reputation. BY all means. N's-
tors to the Exposition VINO contemplate
purchasing a vehicle. either at present VI
In the near future, should examine u. A.
Ainslie's display and note cafeluiy inc
workmanship and style OF MS WORK.
The Richmond Music Company.
Visitors TO the state Fair will miss n
splendid and most interesting exhibit II
they fail 10 see that OF the Rlchmoh1
Music Company. whose city place Oh
business IL 2l3 east Broad street ms
company is we'll known throughout the
entire South as among the leading dealers
I'm irst-class and high-grade instruments.
which they sell upon the easiest ana
most reasonable terms possible. AS the
connnanv represent the factories, they
thus bring the customer and the manu-
facturer together. They not only Keep
pianos and organs, but the celeDrated
Dobson banjos. the celebrated Stewart
banjos, the splendid Bruno guitars the
Stratton viOlins; also music folios accor-
dams. harps. autoharps, mandolins. ana
i'm fact nearly every popular musical IN
str1Irnent that can be mentioned. The
prices of the company are astonishing
/ The company offer violins from 81 up;
banios. from 81 up; mandoins. as low
! as e. 20; guitars as low as $50. A splen-
/ did violin outfit can be purchased for $3.50.
! and a magnificent mandolin for SO The
! company's stock Of sheet music Is simply
/ immense Ii would be very difficult to
! call for any favorite air or instrumental
/ composition that the company cannot
| furnish from it's shelves. and that, too.
! at very low prices. The Richmond Music
Company are wholesale and retail deal
ers. and make terms to suit all customers.
| cash and instalment. They invite cor
! respondence. and do a large business in
Z sheet music by mail. One of the enter
. prizes Of the company is their Monthly
4 Musical Journal, which Is issued at 10
cents per year. or 10 cents per single copy.
/ The company also publish music. and
! composers will find il To their advantage
| to open correspondence with the house.
! The stock Of the Richmond Music Com
! pany is complete in all of its departments
| In short, the company run a musical
! supply house on most extensive scale.
IL II. Bosher's Sons.
Eg aI In ha
building than the display Of .he old
established house of II. H. Bosher's Sons
manufacturers of carriages. buggies
phaetons. light and express-wagons
This factory. which is located on Ninth
street between Main and Cary. is one
Of the institutions of Richmond
and the South. The business has de-
cended from father to sons. and th'
reputation for good, honest work made
years ago has ever been steadily main
tanned. II. II. Boshers Sons exhibit
magnificent traps. a beautiful light Brew
ster phaeton, victorias. light Brewster
buggies, fine victoria phaetOns. wagons
etc. In workmanship and finish theli
stock Is unexceled anywhere. They hav,
the best. and they employ the most skilled
workmen. Every piece of material tina
goes into any vehicle they turn out mus
come up TO a certain high standard
! Beauty Of finish and durability IL thei