The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-03

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Now Is the season lOI nuHth5, 81" -
who expect to engage in this glorious
sport should call on T. l.. Galloway, NO.
1719 East Franklin street. He has guns,
pistols and sporting goods OF all descrip-
| lions "Thad" 10 master workman,
and makes a specially Of repairing. Cali
and examine his stock or address him by
mail
The name OF John Bowers No. Gov
ernor street, has long been known In the
house-furnlshing business in this city.
He has never in all the years that be has
transacted business in this city had inner
stock than he now has on hand. lie has
hot-air furnaces, Latrobe stoves, heating
and cooking stoves, gas chandeliers,
beautiful mantels, CRATES, andlrons, &C,
&c. All orders promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Christmas is coming, and in view OF
this fact Oscar CranZ has laid In large
lines of fine wines, liquors, cigars, &c.
In French brandy he has an article that iCr
age, flavor, and richness cannot be eX-
celled. The brandy crop In France Is
small this year but Mr.. Cranz is selling
old French brandy at the same price. III
is of direct importation from the best
houses in Cognac.
If you have any hauling to do, and wish
it promptly and well done, call on L. X.
Thompson, at No. 1901 Cary street.
| Now is the season for colds and coughs.
Do not let them settle on the lungs, but
try Stones cod liver oil. 1t is the purest
and best on the market. Sold by Bode-
ker Brothers.
At Turner's stables, No. II North
Eighth street, and No. 1926 Franklin
street YOU will find first-class hacks,
horses, buggies, and all the conveniences
for a pleasure drive, and for wedding or
funeral occasions.
Pizzini's new store, No. 100 East Broad
street, the great west-end headquarters.
The ladies restaurant open fromo a. Nj. to
| 1t:15 p. Nj. Seasonable deicacies can be
had at reasonable rates. Parties and
weddings served at short notice. FRANK
p. Burke is in charge, and he believes in
no halfway degree of excellence.
The stock of CONNECTIONS, fruits, ana
every article in his line for the holidays
is complete, and he is only waiting for
you to call.
This is the season when every body
should have good shoes. j. A. Grigg
has an article that comes within the
means of all. 1t is the James Means
three dollar shoe-the best in the market
Besides this he has a full line OF shoes for
ladies and gents, children, misses, boys,
and Youths. Go and see Grigg at the
Pace block. and he will see that you are
well heeled and take care of your soles.
1t is nearly half century since Louis
Rueger started the Old Lafayette saloon.
His son, William Rueger, is now conduct
ing it at the old stand, and has one OF the
finest restaurants and lunch counters in
the city. Fine oysters specially. The
bar is supplied with the best liquors and
cigars.
If YOU want fresh flowers, either bas-
kets bouquets, or funeral designs taste
fully arranged and at the shortest notice
call on John Laird, No. S23 East Main
street. Rosebuds and cut flowers spe-
cialty. Laird, although young man, is old
at the business, understands it thorough
ly, and will give satisfaction to all who
honor him with their patronage.
h. F. Richardson & Co. have in stock
carpeting, oil-cloths, window shades, Can
ton and cocoa mattings. The house is
one of the oldest in Richmond, and is
noted far and wide for enterprise AMI
fair dealing. If you want first-class
article, call at 500 East Main street, Pace
Block, and you will get it.
George p. Stacy at No. 1915 East Main
street, has one of the largest stocks
south of Baltimore. 1t includes tine-art
furniture, mattresses, feathers, the very
latest thing out in music stands and cabi-
nets, as well as a full line of beautiful,
useful, and ornamental articles suitable
for all classes and conditions Of life. Per
sons beginning housekeeping, or those
desiring to add to their present stock,
should go to his large warehouses and
examine his unrivalled collection.