The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-21
A. sAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
should you implore, and nothing more,
TIA have the bottom facts,

should you implore, and nothing more,
To have the bottom facts,
Where best hes may be I und to-day,
Wen point you 10 A. Saks.
This handsome establishment, where the
god Fashion has set him up temple, looks
resplendent this festive season. Everything
in this recenlly-remodelled store, even re-
specting the minutest details, has been die
tated by refined and practical taste. The
various business departments have been so
systematzed that the business goes on with
that ease, expedition, and effectiveness
which should characterize the workings OF
apy Wellconductcd business.
The unusual and attractive display Of
eentIemen's and boys handsome goods at
this season makes A. Saks IL Co.'s the place
OF all Others for the HOLIDAYS. From their
large assortment OF overcoats and'ulsters,
suits for dress and suits for business, fine.
and medium-grade underwear, silk hand
kerchiefs, silk neckwear, silk umbrellas,
dressng-robes, sm0kiUg-jackets, and rub
Der and hunting goods, one may easily make
selection. Mr. Cans, the manager OF this
branch of the firm, has that happy adapta-
ton of genius and temperament which
makes him Just the right man In the right
place; and with corps OF polite and
ready salesmen, the handsome stock Is
well handled; therefore don't fall 10
90 10 A. Saks & Co., for they have
ready-made clething to assist the wet
groceries in keeping out the cold, as wen as
to adorn the person and make man think
better of himself. Saks Will make q man
rise i'm the market as well in others eyes as
| la his own conceif. But II only in bis owl
conceit, 1t is good for him. A mans prlde
| teaches him that be has something OF merit
| In person or character to take care OF, and
| he will be ali the more circumspect. This
clothler can decorate him properly in the
way to suit his taste; and he had better 90
| in time, before the day breaks upon him, to
be ready, i'm new suit. suitably to welcome
1t.
RAMOS a. Moses, 9l4 Main street.-Here q
Young and energetic firm gracefully over
look an establishment with sweet peace,
true concord, and divine harmony for It's
distinctive marks OF excellence. And mid
tall the many musical strains that issue from
this store, ut no time are they so varied and
tempting as now when they assume the
shane of Christmas presents. There could
be nothing as a gift more appropriate for
I" your sister, or your cousin, or your
aunt" than one Ct their celebrated Knabe
square or upright pianos, or an Estey Or
gan. In their stock, however, may be
found more modest souvenirs, which come
within reach OF lighter and even the light
est pockets. You will find there all kinds
of music, musical instruments, standard
operas, beautiful music-portfolios, and
charming books. You can hardly make up
Christmas without purchase from Ramos
| Il Moses.
A. UUrzLgR & Son, 800 Broad street, an
nounce large assortment. OF novelties for
the HOLIDAYS, And we will meutiou Just
here that an announcement from such hrm
| Il werth something, for what they don't
know about the dry goods business amt
worth knowing. Amongst their large
assortment OF new holiday goods their SILK,
lace, embroidered, and hemstiiched hand
kercbitfs, collars. and cuffs, ladies' and gem
| tjemen's neckwear, pocketb0ok-, nnbias,
| moods. icques, ulsfeTs, Cardigan jackets, and
| notions In endless variety CLAIM your espe.
ciaI attention. II you have been so derelict
as TO have put of your Christmas shopping
until now, visit 10 A. Hu' zler sons
will enable you to make up Tor lost time
and you will be thankful that Providence
ever directed these benefactors TO man 10
the calling OF dry.goods merchants.
c. r.. JOHNSTON, 9l7 Main street.-Cap'
tain Fred. Is a wonderful man In the news
and music business. At his store VIII DC
found scope for lively minds, hunting Tor
recherche things for Christmas. Books IN
| find bindings, engraylngs, pane'-pictures,
easels, work. boxes and baskets, pocket
books, gold pens and pencils Christmas
cards, and the inevitable horseshoe. Then
| Johnston has games. puzzles, muslc-0oxes,
and fancy articles Of ell kinds. Then you
| have periodicals, to which there seems 10
be no period II those days. Johnston mas