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

than 4 box Of Bchoen'B cSNa's VI sv'e
| thing selected from his general sssor.-
| rnent OF smokers articles Amons sh.ss
| latter are tobscco-bags and poucnes'
| brisr-pipes. plain and beautifully carved.
| cty.r and ci9arette-cases. Turkish pipes,
cigar ard ciaarette-hoiders, match-boxcss
| main and fancy meerschaum pipes. etc.
| s;chcen OF course, keeps In stock all the
| fnest brands Of smoking and chewing To-
bacco and cigarettes.
| Temple, Pcmbsrtor, Cordes y Co.
The house of Temple. Pemberton,
| Cordes a Co.. Nos. 7 and west Broad
| street. will not be year old until FEB
| ruary next. yet from the day u opened
/ Its doors II took a stand In the front rank
| on the great dry-goods emporiuns OF
| Richmond. The reason OF this IL not far
| 10 seek The firm In composed OF vete-
| rams In the dry-goods business. VINO mad
| for wears been studying the tastes or the
| neopIe of Richmond, and the best mar
| kets the world over In which to buy lot
| that taste. AS n consequences their peau-
/ tlful store Ia stocked with all that is
| rich. elegant and fashionable In the Dry
/ goods line. Every dress fabric, every pat
| torn ~ lace. every shade Of ribbon. every
style of trimming that dame fashion ana
l good form have accepted can be FOUND
unon their counters and shelves Among
| the Christmas articles shown with This
| magnificent display are fancy-work bos-
| kets. Japanese art goods. novelties IN
| pyrnline, bath-robes, smoking-jackets'
| dressing-gowns exquisite handkercniets
| in fancy boxes. and gold, silver ehyN,
| iyory-Inlaid. pearl. and tiger-@ye fea1en
| unbrellns-all tight rollers. The fand-
| kerchiefs. designed especially for the hell
| dav trade. are put up half dozens In
| how and range In price from &C 10 y
| nniecc and are all fresh goods. The mouse
| also offers as suitable Christmas presents
| Kid gloves of the most celebrated MAKES
| .nd IN ALI shades and effects, extra me
| French perfumes. made by the most re-
nowned perfumers. such as lie Grand ana
| Rodger and Geiat. and embracing All
| the odors. and beautitui hne Oh hoi''ay
| fu,s coats. capes and neck pieces In
| Tho seIection of these specialties the usuai
| righteousness OF the house has been DIS
n,aved The various articles are OF the
| highest grades and cannot be eSceieu
snvwhere. Messrs. Temple, Pemberton'
| cordes g. co. appeal 10 the aesthetic taste
~ the people as well In their regular Inc
Of dry-goods fabrics as In their numerous
novelties Mr.. Junius IL. Mospy 10 ''e
company OF the firm.
| UabIisfon s. Brother.
| Every one passing up Main street -
attracted by the immense building OF
Uah,ston a. Rrother. corner of Seventh
and Main. II towers above all SURROUND
| Ings and Is n location-mark as the name
| az Uabiistou I'm connection with the 1ur-
| rfture business Is Il household word Ahi
| tho great building IL but suggesuon Oh
| tho splendid and immense stock wthih'
| In this stock will be found vast variety
| ~ useful and beautiful Christmas pres.
ents. To say nothing of superb sets vi
| furniture. there are Turkish chairs, easy
/ If oil
lounges for gentlemen and ladies' uphoi-
s,ered I'm the richest material. ladies'
| vritinr-desks of every description. fancy
| tables gold and white-enamelIed chairs
bamboo goods, screens. fancy stands'
| shavirR-glasses, music-stands, pape'
| racks small bookcases. rattan goods, ana
numerous other articles ordered espe-
| cially for the holiday season. Ihese
, goods have been selected from 'he mus
original and artistic designs ana from
| the wholesale stocks OF the best makers
There are articles of furniture In houses
In Richmond bought from the Hablis-
| tons half a century ago which are as
| sound as they were the day they Iet'
, their store. The same Is true or the
| Uabliston stock of to-day that was true
| of 4, nfty years ago. IL Is first class, Is
cabinet work OF the highest grade. NO
more useful or beautiful presents could
be given than are found In what may
| no termed the "odd pieces OF their as
| sortment. such as have been mentioned
| above, and the firm yield the PAIN 10
| none in their sets for bedrooms, par
| lors dinIng-rooms. libraries. and halls.
| These are in all the finest cabinet woods,
| such as mahogany, curled ana Dirdeye
maple. oak, walnut, &c. The mouse
shows some superb examples or uphol-
stering in brocatelle, tapestry, SILK dam
ask. and other rich materials, ana peau-
tiful line of library suits in different
shades OF leather In short, the STOCK
is complete in every department, and
they take. as they well may pleasure
| and pride in showing it. Their reputa-
ton speaks for anything they oner Tor
sale.
X. L. Christian s. Co.
| Every one who has any idea or what
| eood-cheer means knows the concern OF
n. l.. Christian & Co., the family-grocers'
| No. SIS east Main street. Their mousse mas
a reputation extending far beyond the
, borders OF Virginia. The concern Is COM
posed OF Richmond l.. Christian JAMES
, A. Moncure. and Gordan Wallace. Inc
,wo latter represent the young blood in
| the firm. and the former IL a veteran VINO
has made the family-grocery business
| Ufe-study and Is an expert Judge
of pure foods, fine wines, and
liquors. etc. Il. L. Christian az Co. 8
| Christmas stock Is more complete ana
varied, If possible, than ever before
| Their wine-cellars are stocked with the
| finest wines, whisheys, and brandies OF
| the most celebrated brands, some of the
stock having lain there for years. Tney
have whiskeys of all ages, sherries,
Maderias. ports, clarets, and brandies
: that king might envy. They have Cor
don. Orange county. and Louisa county
| hams. fiji for the feast of the greatest
epicure that ever lived. Their assortments
| OF. nuts, raisins, currants, cltrons, prunes,
figs. etc, are all of the best-selected
stock. In selecting their display of
| pickles. preserves, cordials, sauces, ana
general line Of decacies, they nave
| sought and gotten the best only. Ihey
have a reputation which they i've up 10
at any cost and this is the secret of the
immense popuIarity OF the house. Many
OF the leading articles handled by K. l..
l Christian a. Co. are manufactured espe-
ciany for them, and they must know
| that the others are pure or they VIII
| not deal in them. The house prides 1t
| self upon it's hams, among other things
!. | and II has reason TO. 1t receives orders
for them from all over the United States
| There is nothing in the line OF staple
| or fancy-groceries that are wholesome
= | mat TX. l.. " oHp-
, | ply. They keep all the potted meats, pre-
| pared soups and broths, fancy cakes,
; | crackers, and biscuits. domestic and I'M
| ported cheeses canned goods, and vege-
| tables, tellies, condiments. olives, trufiies,
. | etc. Fresh pure. and reliable" Is the
, | accepted motto of II. l.. Christian & Co.
Economy Shoe Store.
Economy Is wealth. Attractive shoes
are a sense OF good taste. An example
, | Of this will be found at the Economy
, | Shoe Store, No. 81 east Broad street.
: | A resident buyer in the shoe market Is
4 | ever active to meet the wants of the
: | Richmond branch Of the concern. For
two years and half 1t has been the
, | assiduous aim OF the managers TO make
: the Richmond Economy Shoe Store one OF
the greatest shoe establishments south OF
New York. TO this end q constant flow
| of new goods Is coming in to meet the
requirements OF the populace. AT present,
, | when felt goods are most needed for
housewear. a splendid line will be found
at the Economy. A feature OF the stock
/ a. ofc th. la+a nrfv ,apt Of an