The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22

we lItItlOTt, utuI TtdutT, lnNllc NOul
attention once more to the truthful nara
tive OF our experience. We have visited
many marts, and recommend to you the
novelties Of human invention herein sub
joined.
MCCARTHY & HAYNES, G25 east Broad
street.
Now. first we come 10 a grocery store.
With attractive windows and inviting door:
Where abundance of goods thing for Christmas
In fact-not In Spirit-at Mccarthy & Hayne..
II the larder be not well supplied Oul
Christmas will be cOmfortless indeed. -
let's pay attention to the inner wants OI
man first. and then look after the uSefu
and ornamental for affections mcmentOeS
Mccarthy & IIayneS's grocery establish
ment is lust ripe with Christmas supplies
and they cordially invite your attention il
they do not secure your patronage. The
catalogue OF seasonable goods they offer
should be examined first, and then YOU ear
have some system in making your selec
tion, else YOU are apt to be bewildcred witt
the abundance and variety Of their dis
play. Fine Virginia and sugar-cureC
hams, beef-tongues. mince-meat, Taisins
citron. currantS, Jelly, preserves. pickles
California fruit, buckwheat, maple syrup
oranges, lemons, and fresh nuts are among
their specialties that now claim your attcn
tion. Don't neglect yourself by neglectin.
Mccarthy & Haynes.
GODDIN Il TRIBBETT, Nos. 10 and |:
south Thirteenth strcct.-IIere we have the
grand storehouSe OF Kris kringle-th'
depot, so TO speak, at which he loads up hi
sleigh and packs his reindeer before maxim!
his various trips TO the different points o
distribution in the city. II il were not fol
such an establishment it would be hard
indeed. TO meet the great demand for Christ
mas goods. Under his instructions Messrs
Goddin n Tribbett. who manage this estib
lishment, began to make preparations for tn
holidays some time ago, and. though the,
have had an immense drain upon thei
time. stock, ard energy, they have becl
equal TO the occasion. To enumerate TIN
articles they furnish would be 10 recOun
almost everything that is good in the wa.
of edibcs. They have nuts, raiSins, can
dies. canned goods, pickles. potted meats
cheeses-dOmeStic and imported, preserves
and fancy groceries Of every sort by the ear
load. Also, an almost endless supply o
smokers articles.
CHARLES q. JURGENs, No. 81 east Broat
street
SIT down. Mr.. Riley. sit down,
What not here upon the cowld grown:
Faith not TO be sure, hut 10 Jurccnses 20.
He has the fOinest furniture IN town.
Yes. Mr.. Jurgens has tincfurniturc, ant
he announces "ChristmaS and holiday pre-
sents for biz and little" Now, il there i
one thing we can say for JurgenS NOR
than another. il is that he is a StraightiOr
ward. honest, and conscientious man. -
when he says he has christmas and holi
dav presents" YOU may rely upon II ~
has them, even without Our say 80. GO
and examine his pretty chairs and chambe
and dining-room furniture, and see if yol
can have anything suggested elsewher
that will make a more pleasing presen
than one Of his handsome writing-deskS
A pretty chair is probably just the thns
YOU want for some kind friend or relative
II Jurgens can't suit you, il will cost moth
ing to give him a call, and We know h'
will be pleased to see YOU.
MCGRUDER d CONDoN, 800 Main street
The great bard has said. "The apparel OF
prOclaims the man. and he never spoke
greater truth. Only that truism can wei
be ampIiticd and practically applied TO th,
case in point.
The apparel oft procams the man"
Yet in Natures works, aud every pan,
firm fOundau must be had.
Else beauty's bud wiz 20 10 bad.
That good understanding so necessary tC
every gentleman's and lady's makeup caI
be properly secured at McGruder a Con
don's. They are not only dealers in H.
dies and centemen's fine boots and shoes.
but also manufacturers thereof. Mr.. Ne
Gruder is young, energetic, and man o
taste. while Mr. Condor, who takes charg,
OF the practical work OF manufacture, is an
artist in his line. They work a good, large
force. and will guarantee a perfect tit IN
making to order stylish and comfortable
shoes. Their present stock is ample, anC
thev can give you holiday finish in tho
best style on short notice. So II you want
to nut your best foot foremost give thi'
firm call.
CHARLES l.. TODD, corner OF Sixth and
CLAW streets s.-Mr. Todd rises Ia a question
OF privilege touching a report on sweets
mot on streets), and we ask for him public
attention. He explains that in addition to
paving the way to merry Christmas with
standard grades Of staple groceries, he asks
small appropriations from the people &c
such incidentals as mince-meat, foreign
fruits. jelIies, canned goods. Malaga grapes
&c. The supply of material on hand is SC
large, and bids are taken at such low
figures, that none need curb their inclina'
tion to have n good time by reason of !
scarcity OF money. He invites Richmond
to take Todd on the strength OF his re-
port.
ALEXANDER WERsT, 225 east Broad
street.-This is another headquarters fol
Santa Claus, and between now and Christ.
mas the old man will hold u grand carni,a a
there. In stocking Mr.. Wersts place he
remembered that IL was good point foI
distributing toys and fireworks, rs well rs
cakes, candies, and fruits. ParadOXical a.
il may appear, men, women, and children
who visit the corner OF Third and Broad
streets will feel better for being Wersted
WALFoRD Il Son, All east Broad street.
This concern has a most elegant stock oil
Christmas books, pictures, work-boxes,
writing-desks, Christmas-cards, toy-books,
toy-houses, and instructive games. In fact
they are prepared 10 suit every taste, and
onIy ask the Christmas buyers TO call and
satisfy themselves as to the variety OF arti.
cles they offer and the reasonableness OF
their prices.
S. III. HAYES, Eighteenth and Cary
streets. YOU say fuel Is a necessity, and
ask what 1t has to do with
Christmas presents. We might answer
that yotl cannot have n Christmas dinner