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

Nowhere can purer, fresher candles be
purchased. Kaempfs Is not only candy
store. but candy factory. Old or stale
stock is against his rule. His goods are
made fresh every day, and upon rush
every hour. He handles nothing but can
dies. and the best at that. These de-
llcIous products embrace all the fancy
candles bon-bons, tafiies of the most
delicate favoring. the fancy candles be-
ing put up in attractive boxes. Every
thing about the establishment is neatness.
and IL Is the boast OF the proprietor that
nothing deleterious Is allowed to so into
anything he sells. Kaempfs candies now
rank with any that are on the market.
The house has become a Richmond In
stitutlon. and the name Kaempf on It's
packages is the synonym of purity. Ex-
traordinary preparations are making for
the Christmas crowd, and many special
ties in the fancy-candy line are shown.
Julius syclc & Sons.
"The Tower" OF julius Sycle & Sons,
Nos. POI and 200 east Broad street, Is char
acteristic OF the firm. They aspire TO
please and do so. Their splendid and
spacious establishment is now in holiday
attire. In every department there Is
something to please the taste OF the most
fastidious seeker after Christmas pres
ents. OF the general dry goods display
Of ''The Tower IL is almost useless to
speak. The people know that julius Sycle
& Sons are always abreast OF the times
in this matter. They draw on the
markets of the world, and have the finest
and most stylish fabrics. Dress goods,
laces, gloves, ribbons, silks. satins, linens,
the whole catalogue of what Is known
as dry goods is their catalogue; there
fore the public is invited to follow the
scribe into the basement. The cellar OF
tower is generally associated with
gloom, but the cellar Of the Sycle Tower
has been touched by a fairy wand and
transformed into scene OF brilliancy
and beauty. How the eyes Of the little
ones will distend upon viewing 1t. How
the hearts of the grown people viii re-
joice at the opportunity presented 10
make the little ones happy. Here Is the
toy department: Bicycles, yelocipedes,
wagons, sleds, baby-carriages of all de-
scriptions, shoo-fy hobby-horses, doll
babies by the thousands and OF every
size, games innumerable, parlor croquet-
sets, pianos, tea-sets in hundreds OF de-
signs, tables. trunks, mechanical toys,
Ferris-Wheels. trolley-cars, locomotives
fire-engines, fancy baskets. toy stoves,
guns, ships, and so on. ad infinltum. In
the store proper there is a countless array
OF fancy articles purchased especially for
the holiday trade. and suitable also for
birthday and bridal presents. Among
them are exquisite handkerchiefs. toilet
cases, fancy jewelry-boxes, fancy puff
boxes, fine umbrellas, and smaller souve-
Mrs too numerous to mention. The
Tower display Is beautiful one, and q
day could be spent In its examination.
The man, woman, or child that could not
be suited here would indeed be hard to
please, for 1t would seem that the pro-
prietors have anticipated every possible
demand OF every possible conception re-
gardlng an appropriate Christmas pres
ent.
u. buchanan.
Glistening and beautiful is the holiday
array Of ID. Buchanan, jeweller, No. Ill
east Broad street Mr.. Buchanan knows
the wants of the Richmond people In re-
spect of Christmas presents. and he has
prepared with lavish hand to meet them.
What has he? Why, everything one
would expect to find In o first-class Jew
erly estab!ishment--diamond and other
rare gems set In pins. rings, pendants
after the most tasteful and latest de-
stgns: watches OF the best nakers-and
no one knows q good watch better than
Mr.. Buchanan; artistic conceits In gold
ornaments for personal adornment:
sterling siiverware. In spoons, forks. tea
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