The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-16

Inns, guitars, banjos, drums. and musical
instruments Of all kinds. At this season
particularly. when music Is i'm the ascend
ant, there should be rush TO Johnston
tie is Offering great bargains. and. being
one OF the sweeteSt-tempered men i'm the
world, you are free to ask all the questions
and prices You please. Captain Johnston
studies to please, aud has never been
known to fail in this regard.
a. ANToNI. 1905 east Main street.
toni Is an institution, especially at Christ
mas. He has been with us so long that e
knows exactly what il takes to make the
holiday season complete. This year. as
usual, he has made extensive preparations.
and, what is more. is determined that the
low prices OF his goods shall be a special
lnducement to buyers. In addition 10 all
that is usual in the confectionery line in tbe
way OF novelties he is making special RIM
on plain candies, French mixture. and
new-crop nuts. Antoni's goods are pure.
and he extends a warm welcome To all Of
his friends.
c. LUMsDEN q Son, S23 east Main street.
our old friends c. Lumsden d Son are on
time standard time with their usual
stock OF standard lewelcy. They ask the
public 70 call and examine their extensive
display OF watches. icwelry. silverwarc.
&c. Among other specialties they call at.
tenti0n to their diamond initial-ringS: but
these are only suggestions OF many unique.
rich. and artistic examples OF the jewellers
art that will make most acceptable pres
cntS. They can suit the taste Of the most
faStidOuS.
l. pnWEps IEIg ao-t Min etr,.,
Ing out the Injunction they give 10 Others.
this trm LETS their light shine before the
people They Oiler some indispensable
Christmas supplies At wh0lesale-choice
apples, choice potatoes, jamaica oranges,
cOcoanuts. cream cheese, choice butter. and
canned g0OdS-whlcl nave been consigned
to them, aud must be sold. You who can
afford to have a generous, old-iashi0ned
whole-Souled Christmas, and retail dealers,
would do well TO give Powers an early call.
THOMAS JACKSON, 1903 Broad street.
Here l. the pOsses>Or OF an illustrious name
engaged in an honorable and. we trust,
lucrative business. He is offering for the
holidays china, crockery, glassware, fancy
goods. and dinner. tea, and toilets sets. at
the lowest prices. How can the Christmas
dinner be properly spread ii there be a
scLnty supply IN the china-preSs? Many
useful and pretty presents NAV be found at
this store.
l.. WAGNER, Sixth and Broad streets.
Now, don't Think we are going to offer YOU
a bitter dose IN recommending this DRUG
glst. lie has sweets Is well rs acids, all oi
which. however, are good for mans condi-
ton when properly administered. In adj
diti0n, however, he oilers for the holiday ,
something in the high aesthetic line" IN
the way OF toilet AID fancy goods aud pei
iumery. all attractive and original, and
lately imported. lie promises them At
| prices that will suit YOU.
Il. 5. Howard, 90l Broad street. An
other candidate for Christmas patronage
! He oilers a large assortment OF Christina,
cards, picture-bOOks, games, picture.
| frames, Bibles, and among other things a
| linc organ at cost. Some one Will surely
get that organ for Christmas present and
| be made happy.
j. T.. ROSE n Co., lJ0S Main street. -
| Of course the kitchen must be put IN ord,'
some time during the year, and there i
no occasion for which it could he mon
| iittlngly done than Christmas. Rose offer
much in tin. aud ir0n-WaTc that Woul,
serve the purpose. lie has, m addition
| plated teaspoons, knives and forks. an,
many other articles fOr the household q
remarkably lOw prices.