Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-05

link-pins, and collar-buckies, &C. IN
watches they have the best makes for
ladies' and for gentlemen. In sterling
silverware there are tea-sets OF exquisite
design, superb dinner-sets, punch-bowls
fit for the sdeboard OF a prince, forks,
spoons &c. The novelty department, or
Christmas display proper. Is bewildering
In its variety and richness. 1t embraces
such articles as silver and gold-mount-
ed pocket-books and card-cases. tooth
pick-cases, salts-bottles, silver and gold
picture-frames. silver and gold-mounted
combs and brushes, silver and gold toilet
TASKS, desk-cases with pen-holder. ink
stand, eraser and pencil, and an endless
number of useful and convenient trinkets.
These are of the newest and freshest
designs, wrought with the most artistic
taste. There Is nothing in the way OF
jewelry "fads" that Lumsden & Son do
not show. and they take the greatest
pleasure In showing them. Their stock
taken by and through is a credit TO any
establishment. 1t affords the widest kind
OF field from which TO select. There are
presents for young, old. middle-aged, and
little ones-pfesents that will be cherish
ed as long as they last-and nothing lasts
longer than handsome tewelry. The
line Of Czarinas shown by Lumsden &c
Son embraces multiplicity OF designs
all shades and OF the richest material.
l.. ID. Briggs.
The name OF I. D. Briggs has been as
ISOLATED with Christmas for many. many
years. Recently he moved to AZ east
Broad street, and though he has enlarged
his facilities for doing business. he sticks
to his tlme-honored motto, Furnish the
purest and best" On his counters, in ad-
II. rarfat of family
loaves, rolls, and biscuits. are found pound
cake, frult-cake, sponge-cake, wine-cake'
Iady-cake, jelly-cake, chocolate-cake, Jelly
sponge-cake cream sponge-cake. raisin-
cake, citron-cake. jelly roll, several varie-
ties of snow-balls, pastries or all KINDS,
king maccarons, kisses, lady fingers, ana
what not Mr.. Briggs makes every kind
Of wholesome cake that any other baker
makes, and he will make none that Is
not wholesome. He believes In the old
method OF thorough mixing and thorough
baking-the family method-hence the
household dealing with him has pure
food" guarantee. He can furnish at the
shortest notice every product OF the
bakery needed for a supper or party.
His Christmas frult-cake he makes
! speciality, and 1t cannot be excelled, even
by the most expert housewife.
What Is there in a great stove. tinware.
and housefurnishirg establishment suit
able for Christmas presents? "A few
things you say. Well. go to N. Klein's,
No. 60 east Broad street. and see how
utterly the word few" fails TO cover the
situation. Here will be found thousand
things that combine the useful and orna-
mental. IL the mind is not practical
enough to see that any OF the heavier
articles would make good holiday gift,
let II turn to the pretty. latest-improved
gas and oil-stoves. fine vases, toilet sets
In tin and china, bird cages. glistening
student lamps. handsome banquet lamps
with silk shades. magnificent line OF
library lamps. gas and oil chandeliers,
Santa Claus lamps. pretty and conye-
nient cooking. dinlng-room. and pantry
utensils. and the endless variety OF
smaller articles. The fact Is one has not
the faintest idea OF how many different
tastes and how many different desires
could be gratified out OF the immense
stock OF N. Klein. It Is an emporium out
of which can be gotten presents that viii
afford unlimited comfort
Kasmprs.
Christmas Il not Christmas without
candy. Kaempf. the confectioner, No. ITO
north Ninth street. viii contribute his
full share "a sunpisinx the dssidarAtSm-