The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-09

E. Il. SPENCE d Son, 903 Mnn street.
For good start, and not 10 Oe too eXpen-
sive, but just expensive enough, let us drop
in this handsome store and see the fine
stock OF clothing a0d gentlemen's furnishing
goods 20 eiOquentiy di.coursed upon oy
the me-bonorea firm OF L. B. Spence d
Son. SO haDituated have we become
through many happy years past OF visiting
this OLD frm at the wel-remembered stand,
corner of Main and Thirteeutb, that mad
yertentIy we were on the point Of visiting
them at the new telegraph Office instead OF
their more elevated but not more beloved
nstablls llsbment But these well-knOwn cl0-
thiers are wide awake, and while they keep
up with the times in their handsome new
store, they Will ever be found tenacously
elnging to their integrity and honesty OF
dealing. In fact, their virtues are not only
counted by the good example they give,
but their effectiveness is rather IN their
missionary character OF improving The
habits OF others. Give them chance TO
polish you up for Christmas, and you cannot
fail OF looking well, feeling happy, and ma
king good impression. Look at their cheap
business suits. Why, we are tempted 10
dit Ouselyes out In them every day, just be-
cause they are such bargains. Then there
are the Pembroke white dress-sbirts, looking
immaculate 10 their spotless purity; over
coats, underwear, and gloves In every va.
riety. For fine seasonable dress from head
to toe try z. b. Spence q Son.
T., h. TAYLOR, l0ll Main street.-Speak-
ing OF the initials Il. H., we were happily
reminded OF this beautiful store, presided
over by a Taylor who keeps q stock the
beauty OF texture and variety Of which
surpasses anything that was ever before
offered by any other tailor. 10 addition to
the unusually large stock OF staple goods,
such us superb china, crOckery, and glass.
ware, Mr.. Taylor has Christmas goods and
wedding presents which baye been selsc
with good judgment and taste, and are Just
suited for gifts on such occasions. 30 Ia
making your preparations for the holidays
don't forget to visit him, or you will live to
regret II.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1902 4 Main street,
have "Xmas Stockings," "BeIls and
Dreams" and many Others, besides large
assortment OF books for the young; and as
almost all the little ones look upon the
Christmas stocking as the sine qua non for
festive happiness, this large, double, white
front establishment down on Main street Is
one vast receptacle OF juvenile Joys. In ad'
dtion 10 a large assortment OF satin and
plain candy-boxes, cornpcopias, and the
like, Randolph a. English Offer fine stock
OF Christmas good, consisting OF good pic'
lures; the poeis, handsomely bound ana
illustrated; desks, work ana fancy-boxes,
pocket-books, games, ,Cbristmas.cards.f fancy
paper, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn. Books,
and Albums. We commend their stock.
N0wLAS a. Co., Main and Tenth streets
Here, dear young ladies and young gentle
men, We lind brst-ciass and mot iasbiona
bic iewelry. Think OF ibe superb. goIe on.
watch and The chan, the necklace, ana tns
diamond car-drops, with lusfTe Ike tn'
dew from heaven and a briiliansy wnicu
unlike the dew-drop, docs not vanish 'nes', ,
the rays Of Abe sun. These things are no
long TO be contemplated; they are 'rresist
ible. For Nowian viii moi, at this iesbs'
season, wait long for customers from mos
who are at the witchiDg period oi Iis, %
wealth, beauty, grace, threading goIoel
paths, sleeping on beds Of roses, ana dream
ing niy Of delight. Hos the frnkets any
Charms win 20 ~. JOY 20 win you, yougl
people. Make the most of The dear ney '
day OF life which Is YOURS for umei VII W.
bring no Joys ike those u takes away. ~
Nowian's, then, aud be happy. rou can
miss the wsy. Look q the blg writing Q,
the wan; that's the place. Y0u wii nl'
everything 10 tbe lIoe Of jewciry tnst nesr
esB dessSe. NJ. Robert 1sconbcr. the "
nies perlaey, like his sesios, y snss y