Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

81 Wnykmansbip That they truly DER 0ut
the shove tf0tsm. rresents pnrchAsrd
there will prove joy forvcr. NJ. Now
I'm and Mr.. Maconber. with their polite
assistant, Mr.. Winston, scem 10 have
the knack Of pleasing their patrons
md the public generally. Their excellent
taste u only too well aticsted BY their bea'i-
tllul and fashionable display a. fac lew
elry IN the Way Of Gne diamond car-drope:
lacc-pins, nuger.r1ngs. bracelets, and goid
watches. They offer, in addition 70 these
Tor appropriate presents, due gold cS,ins'
match. boxes, opera.glsssfs. and the IKE:
Step up 10 Nowian's and convince youfse"
Of what We say.
JoHx c. sHArEn, 1904 MAIN STREET.
sco.tly my hssss !. thy purse car, can buy s ,,.s,
Fer me appssei on pfocInims The man."
sbafer. the prince imperial Of drapers.
has been an agreeable society feature In
Richmond life for - 10 these many years."
Not TO know him ~ To argue yourself un-
known: not TO have vegetated IN one OF his
| uncomfortable garments Is 10 have missed
one Of Ricbmond's chieftest pleasures.
His eye has not yet lost It's brilliancy, nor
his def fingers the cunning which has made
| their owner famous. He still does buss-
mess ai the old stand,r and can. with the
adjunct Of proper adjustment OF financial
affairs and visit. both indispensable, ut
| YOU with garments "seldom equalled and
nowhere surpassed" Seeing Is believing.
Go and see Shafer.
RYLAYD a. Co., No. 913 MAIS STREET,
I. The man that hath no music IN himself.
Nor Is not mov'd with concord OF sweet sounds.
Is ht for tfeasons, stratagems. and spois."
So wrote the immortal bard nearly three
centuries ago, aud the dulcet utterances OF
| the "diyine William as they were In
golden England's glorious Elizabethian era,
have not lost their truth. To give proper
expression 10 music's moving numbers one
must have an organ" Of some sort, and a
piano OF the best sort. The choice Of either
IL offered by the firm whose name heads
this paragraph. The wprerooms OF Messrs.
Ryland Il Lee are as extensive as any In the
whole South, and they are representative
agents OF standard instruments that prove
lasting joys to the musician. A piano or
organ TO q musical friend is gift worthy
OF the gods.
II. A. CArLIS, No. 6 NORTH NINTH
STREET.
I'm Eastern lands they talk In flowers.
And they 'ell In garland their loves and cares; ;
Zach blossom that blooms In their garden bowers,
On its leaves mystic language bears"
How very true is the above exquisite
production OF the gifted muse true no less
OF the Oecident than the Orient. And
happy are we In having In Catiin one who
combines with a trUe love OF flowers the
rare taste OF combining them In ravisbing
aggregation. Go TO, or for. CatliD IL you
want Perle and Niphetos rosebuds, Gala
lilies, smlax, and the thousand and one
things exstingin "the garden oil delights"
engineered by Catlm.
SPENCE, TYREE e. Co., s15 EAST BROAD
STREET.
"Put your best foot foremost" the old proverb
And well dressed that best foot should 60;
To follow that advice IN these doubtful days
YOu must deal with Spence. Tyree Co.
There can be little pleasure TO Us during
this festive season II we have aesthetic
and inner. comfort presents, yet be so
poorly shod as to suffer from cold feet.
The present cold wave, with ITS attendant
snow, has already admonished OF the ne
cessity OF keeping well clad our pedal ey-
tremities. Spence. Tyree 81 Co. will meet
your every want in this particular. In adj
dition 10 the usual stock OF boots and shoes
for men, women, and children, these gen.
tlemen offer an admirable stock Of rubber
boots and orctics for ladies. gentlemen, and
children. You will find them ready to
serve you until IL o'clock Tuesday night
and I'll IL "Wednesday night.
ANDREW ANToSI, 1105 MAIN STREET.
All-cheering Plenty, with her flowing horn,n
The cornucopia for Christmas moro,
Bedecks the store of friend Antonl,
For Christmas sock or ceremony.
The horn OF plenty, flowing over with
sweetest CONNECTIONS. may be found in
abundance at Antoni's. The succuIent eff
ieryesceuce Of saccharine felicity finds here
every variety OF pleasing and grateful
form. What multitudinous sweets in this
specialization OF confectionery. delectate
the sense OF smell and satisfy the cravings
for sugary compounds. Lovers OF sweets
may here be made happy. Read ADtoni's
announcement Of French and homemade
candies. new crop of figs and nuts, and go
and buy and be content.
Mons. Spiro Zetelle, the famous master
OF the cuisine, adds charming restaurant
10 The establishment OF Antom. Holiday
lunches, dinners, and suppers are in order,
and Zetelle can fill the bill to the satisfac-
ton OF the epicure or Of the more simple
taste.
&. ii. PAGE, 1905 CARY STREET.
Who would suffer from the billiards. rage,
With comforting coal from G. II. Pager
Let the cheerful Christmas fires burn
brightly. Pile on the wood or coal, and let
the radiance Of the flame reflect and redou-
BILE the Joys which surroundit the warmth
OF heart keeping pace with the glowing
embers. Page offers much Christmas fuel.
The celebrated coal from Coalburg and q
fortiori kindling wood from WOodville.
He will supply you in short order. So.
speak to him.
A. +. JAHNKE, 1901 MAIN STREET,
ITO the true teacher, Times hour. glass
should still run gold DUST"
Jahnke can in truth make the Christmas
hours golden. rs anything from his we'll
assorted stock will gladden. the heart OF the
recipient. He announces that his stock Is
larger than IL has ever been before, and
that Is saying great deal, for he has always
kept pace with the times particularly
Christmas tunes. He offers among his spe-
ciallies fine gold and silver watches, French
and fancy clocks. solid and plated silver
ware, opera-slasses, rings. breastpius,
searf.pins. lockets, and, in fact, all the latest
novelties in iewery.
EXCHANGE FOR WOMAN's WoRK-DEPoT
No. 800 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
aye gentle ladies'. In whose soyere IN power
Lov,bathes the glory of his Kingdom left -
you are always doing something to entitle
yourself TO our best affections, and this
scheme for an exchange for woman's work
Is one OF them. Rest assured you will he
encouraged in your good work. The ladies
have many royel, ingenious, and pretty
pieces Of work. Christmas shoppers can
bere satisfy some OF their wants, anddo q
good work.
b. u. FRENCH. No. 1903 MAIN STREET
French Is the poetaster's friend; he serve;
him to his customers in brilliant binding
leaving his respective worth TO disclose IT,
self, and the purchaser to be chooser. See
his immense array OF all sorts OF literary
pabulum, work and other boxes. photo
praph-albums. and poeket.books. French''
paper. writing and otherwise, Is superior
See him, and YOU will probably be induced
| TO effect an arrangement for transfer o
some OF his numerous specimens. French
is n good fellow and fair trader.
Here, gentle reader, we close our Christ
mas rounds for the year 1884. II we hay,
gwen you one valuable hint, we have no
aborcd in vain. May your Christmas b.
as merry as we would wish II, and may tn
| New Year intervening between this an,