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

| UcXter's beautfu, tDriStm1s presents, an
| YOU will thank us for having so advise
you. Don't forget TO look at his line G
| silk handkercbiefs, plush satchels, writing
| de.ks, plusb.frame mirrors, cigsr-case:
| games, and the like. There are man
| things there that will prove appropiat
| christmas souvenirs. Go, therefore, {
| HoXteI's.
BREEDEN. TALLEY & Co., 800 EAs
| BROAD STREET.
Now. went down to Breeder & Talley
Long time ago.
To huy some presents for my sallie,
Long lime agO.
What bought there II killed her fairly,
Long time ago.
Sol owe my gai to Breeder Taley,
Long time ago.
Now, Indies and gentlemen. boys AM
| girls, rich and poor. young anG old, mere
| the place to get your money back. In dres
goods they make speciality Of Irish pop
lns; and England England's Queel
| NctOria-thcy announce. has reintroduce,
these lovely goods. Their elegant surah
and black velvet dress patterns are such q
would win a sweetheart for any man, sn,
would prove the exception to the rule
where the contemplation OF a depleted
purse by poor young man would not ma
the pleasure derived from the donation
They have beautiful collection Of doll
and other toys, Just suited 10 the Christina
dedication OF children. Their stock o
fancy goods, notions. and dress.trimming
is unsurpassed in the city. This gO-aheat
firm Of tasteful young men know at al
times the wants Of the people aud have
happy faculty Of catering to their wants
DO not slight Breeden. Talley d Co. at thl'
season, and thus avoid doing yourself in
justice.
MIT1ELDORFER, j27 EAST BROAD STREET
Here. gentle readers, we find. rs announced
by this cnteTprising firm, 50 long and IN
yorahly known among Richmond mer
chants. "Christmas headquarters" w
appreciate the difficulty Of their attempt Il
enumerate in the Dispatch the noveltie-
they will display during the coming week
The showcases and counters are already
groaning under the enormous lot OF toys
and fancy articles they are offering for th'
holidays. Look at the card-receivers
dressing-cascs. toilet-cases. fancy mirrors
piciuro-irames. dolls, mechanical toys. anC
the like. Mittcldorier just seems to bC
trying himself this season. and when h,
attempts a thing he does il Handsomely
You can be suited at Miiteldorfer's il yOt
will only give him a call.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE IL Co., 42!
EAST BROAD STREET. have a Christmas stock
in which the Indies will revel. The rich.
ness aud beauty OF the fabrics they OiIeI
are only eXCellcd by the variety Of the.C
fabrics. Under the head OF Hints TO th,
Christmas Buyer" they name everything
that meets the demands % the fashions
HandkerchcfS. fans, laces, gloves, wrap
pings, and table and piano-coyers are an.
nounccd rs among their spccialtieS, while
what may be Genominaled strictly their
dry-goOds stock. i unsurpassed by any
establishment Of the same character. Their
aim is to let nothing new come upon the
market, even at the North. ahead OF them.
and right well do they accomplish il. Any
one of taste can spend an enjoyable hour
in their place merely sightseeing.
{. Il. CORnFS, 313 EAST BROAD STREET.
has a beautiful stock Of Christmas good, at
great bargains. In addition TO a large line
OF handsome dress goods, bis counters
show pleasing and tempting array Of dolls
and fancy articles. Among his Spccillties
are black silks and clOaks. ANY one that
cannot pick out from his stock something
for Christmas present that il Ornamental
and useful is hard indeed to please.
L. Il. TAYLOR, l0ll MAIN STREET
Here. Taylor who suits without measure,
In aesthetics immeasurably deep;
Ills store is q storchouse of treasure:
lie hht ktepsahos right worthy 10 keep.
We baye at last come 10 an establishment
where the most aesthetic and refined taste
can ue grattied. IL is 30 ripe with the
beauties OF the glaSs-blOwer and glass
worker that TO the lover Of such art-work,
on entrance TO this gorgeous store, a ceT-
tain inCXpIeSsible fear comes lest an awk-
ward step might cause irrcparlble harm.
Mr.. Taylor has now one Of the largest and
finest stocks Of goods ever shown in this
city. There are Hungarian, Coberg. Franz
JosephS, and Royal Dresden goods. besides
all the other novelties in fancy glassware.
Christmas would not he complete without
the aid Of this old and reliable house. \
present from Tayl0r'S IS sure to please.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLlsH, No. 1902 MAIN
STREET, offer long list oi Christmas
things, commencing with books" II
they had >topped here, their announcement
would have been sufficient to attract the
attention OF any sensible man. No one can
20 wrong in giving good book as pre-
sent, ana Rar dolph Il Engllsb's good books
are numberless. Some CT them are also
very beautiful. They have books for old,
Young. and middc-aeed people. But they
have also an almost endless line OF other
useful and pretty articles. such a writing
desks, dTcssing-cases, portfolios. pocket
books, gold pens. paper weights, &c. Any
whore you turn in their large establish
ment you can pick up something that will
be- appreciated by your wife, your friend,
or your little ones.
RAMOS d MOsEs. 9li MAIN STREET. ask
II YOU want piano for Christmas. We'll,
the msn that don't want a piano has no
music III his soul, and don't deserve 10 en-.
Joy Christmas. This firm keeps one Of the
largest aSsoItments Of pianos and organs in
the South. and certainly there cannot be q
hsndsomer Christmas present than one Of
these instruments. II members OF your
family have musical talent, give them the
means OF cultiyating it at any reasopable
sacrifice.
l.. LEWIS. No. 912 MAIN STREET. is max.
ing special efforts this Christmas to please
the artistic eye. His gallery is at all times
a most attractive plice-a place in which
the sense Of the beautiful is satistied-but
just now it constitutes regular art eXpoSi.
ton. In the matter Of engrayings. oleo-
graphs, &C., he has pictures after the most
noted artists. while his display OF Christ
mas-cardS is simply superb. 1t is worth u
visit to the city to study his collection.
JOHN DOES, Nos. 7I3 AND 715 EAST MAIN
STREET, is yeritable Santa-Claus. lie
looks like Santa Claus. has everything in
his store that Santa Claus ever imagined
would please a child. or that child has
ever associated with Santa Claus. We
would not want better picture OF the
presiding genius OF the Christmas chin
ney than our friend Does dressed in fur
and loaded with articles taken haphazard
from his stock. His family OF doll-babies
Is simply wonderful. when TO attempt TO
describe bis collection OF toys is out OF the
question.
A PIzzISI, JR., S07 BROAD STREET, makes
n Christmas announcement. as usual. Well,
Christmas would not be Christmas In Rich
mond without Pizzni. The name is sug-
gcstve not only Of sweets, but Of gayely,
for not the least part OF his duty during the
holiday season Is to furnish suppers at
parties. For this no one Is better equipped.
In the matter OF candies, fruits, &C.. he
makes an exceptional DISPLAY at present,
and that Is saying a great deal.
THOMAS JACKSON, 303 EAST BROAD STREET,
has many useful and ornamental presents
on his shelves and counters, and would ask
especial attention to his china aud glass.
and silyer-ware. The judicious buyer can
not fail 10 be suited in his establishment.
MCCARTHY a. HAYNES, 627 EAST BROAD
STREET, are offering for the Christmas a tine
lot OF Virginia hams and Ferris's beef
tongues. There Is nothing so important at
ibis season as TO have the Iarder well sup
pied. There Is N self.saiis isfJetion derived