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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
INncninfa Pure unnhonn.

This Is the season OF the year that peo-
pie are beginning TO prepare for Christ
mas. One OF the first things thought OF
IS Candy, and where to get the purest
and best. IL IS not necessary 10 think
long, for Kacmpf. No 40 north Ninth
street, the wcll-known maker and dealer
I'm all the finest grades Of Candy, has
better class OF goods 10 offer than any
other candy-dealer I'm the city. His
Philadelphia Caramels are delicious and
pure. and the same can be said OF his
other lines Of Candies. The children's
stockings must be we'll lined with sweet
things, and so must their pockets. during
the glorious holiday season. and. to save
doctors bills the purest Candles must
be purchased-not that mixture OF glucose
and other uncomfortable things that is
being haWked about the city-but the
genuine stun, made from the purest
sugars. and seasoned with the finest
syrups and extracts.
The children are not the only ones who
want Candy. The pretty young misses
and the stately matrons are all fond OF
Candy when it IS pure, and, therefore.
they get it from Kaemprs. on Ninth
street. Ills Chocolates. Caramels. and
Marshmallows are always fresh. and they
are especially recommended 10 the host
Of an afternoon tea or n reception, for
the bOnbon-table is never complete with
ont some Of Kaempfs high-grade Can
dies Besides the fancy grades OF Can
dies. Mr.. Kaempf makes a speciality Of
the Old-Time Jujube Paste and keeps
constantly on hand Genuine. Homemade
Taffy. His Sailed Almonds are of
standard to satisfy the most exacting
connoisseur Of Candy and. when you
are fixing up the regular holiday box 10
send 10 your country cousin, don't forget
20 include n package OF Kaempfs best
Candy. Some Of the best Candles made
are the Walnut, Cocoanut, and Almond
Creams. and these can he had OF Kaempf.
on Ninth street. For afternoon teas, the
Pink and White Peppermints are fashion
able. and Kaempf furnishes many of the
swell parties with all their bonbons,
Kaempfs place s right on tho road from
downtown, up, and IS a halfway rest
ing-place where all tho sweets that flesh
is heir 10 can be had II they come IN the
shape OF Candies. His French fruits
are exquisite. and prettily-decOrated bas-
kets are furnished whenever wanted to
carry them away I'm. Besides those
baskets, handsome boxes are given with
each half-pound or pound Of Candy that
IS purchased. We suggest that those
who DO not buy their Candy from
Kaempf. II is certain that. II you get n
SIMPLE from him. you VIII thenceforth
buy from no ore else. Mr. Kaempf sends
out-of-town orders. His stock Of Can
dies is unusually large, and the amount
Of his sales necessitates The repenishment
Of his stock every day, so that. no mat
ter when you get your Candies. they arc
always fresh. Call at his store. No. 10
north Ninth street, and see what he has
10 offer you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Catholic News Notes.

Tho Holy Name Society OF st. Peters
Cathedral will hold meeting In tho
basement OF the Cathedral at o'clock
this evening.
4 carnival will be held at Cathedral
Hall during Christmas week. under the
auspices OF the League OF the sacred
Heart.
Sister Mary Joseph. OF ST. Joseph's Or
phan Asylum. OF this city, has been
transferred 20 Franklin. Mass.
The young ladies' Of 81. Mary's parish
are preparing for the Christmas festival,
which win be given AT ST. Marys Han
on December 18th. 18th. and S0th for thc
benefit OF tbs church.
on Sunday at o'clock mass the chill
iren OF Mary OF ST. Mary's parish VIII
20 10 holy communion IN a body. At
1890 there will be solemn high mass,
AZ which the Right Rev Bishop Will as
sist and also deliver the sermon. All
the male societies OF the congregation
are requested 10 attend in body. There
will be an address I'm the afternoon by
the Right Rev. Bishop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Look Ont for Che Great Bnrgnin,

Ullmans Son Is offering I'm to-day's
paper. Just TO think: Two cans To-
matocs for PC; Best Corn. &c. per can;
Pure Lard, 5c. per pound; Good Tea, 20c
per pound; Carolina Rice. &c. per pound !:
two pounds Country Batter for DC; New
Raisins, &C.: New Currants, &c; New
Citron, pc; Shelled Almonds. 15c. How
about Pork? Cheap-only &C. a pound I;
Hams. &c. per pound; Sausage. &c. per
pound; Country Sausage, Sc. per pound /:
French Candy, &C.; Mixed Nuts, Sc New
Dates &c. per pound; New Figs, pounds
for &c 1t VIII pay you to read S. IN
mans Sons advertisement. He Is selling
everything cheap. at both stores Up
town store No. sos east Marshall; old
and new phones. No. e. Downtown
stores. Nos. 1920 ana 1892 east Main; new
phone, No. 900; Cd phone, &c..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Christmas Holiday Rates to Points
ON y. * w. Railway.

Richmond TO Lynchburg and return. s.;
Richmond 10 Norfolk and return, $3.50.
Correspondingly low rates to all points
on its line to parties desiring TO spend
their Christmas at home Tickets on
sale December 22d, 23d, 9th. 18th, Goth.
3lst. and January 1st: good for return
passage until January 4. 1897. Upon pre-
sentation Of certificate from principal or
superintendent Of the different colleges,
students viii be enabled to secure these
tickets from December 10th to DIST, in
elusive For fun information apply TO
Richmond Transfer Company, No 903
east Main street; IT. y. owen. ticket
agent. Byrd-Street O1riom station: or at
company's office. No. SIS east Main street.
r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Phone 4s7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
THE COHEN co.
EDUCATION AND MORALITY.
The Subject of DIR. Caiisch's Address
AerferhaX MOrninC

Rev. DR.. Il. y. Calisch, the rabbi of Beth
Ahaba synagogue. delivered a most In
teresting and eloquent discourse at that
house OF worship yesterday morning. on
the subject, Education and Morality"
He took his text from the 2sth verse OF
the 18th chapter OF Job. and he began
BY calling attention to this chapter OF
the Book Of Job, which is a sustained
apostrophe OF VISION, each sentence
rising TO higher scale Of beauty, TIL IL
reaches the climax I'm the last verse,
where he defines wisdom as being tho
fear OF God" AMI understanding as the
departure from evil"
DR.. Callsch traced the course OF civ-
lizatlon through each OF the ancient ma
lions. showing how each had risen i'm
knowledge. had reached a certain apex.
and then disappeared. Each had failed
Of perpetuity because the wisdom attain
cd was not that defined by Job as being
the fear OF Cod and the eschewing OF
evil. Their learning had all been that Of
material and earthly nature
The speaker then turned the attention
OF the congregation 10 the conditions OF
our own civilization. After recounting all
tie trumphs OF modern ages. the pro-
gress IN literature, art. drama, science.
and mechanics. DR.. Calisch ASKED IL we
were not making ANt same INV
that the ancients made. Said he: "We
boast to-day Of the widespread diffusion
OF knowledge. OF tho innumerable ave-
nues of education that are open even 20
the poorest. of cheap literature. OF cost
less books and papers. presses that ara
never idle. and libraries whose doors ara
never closed: and yet our education ~
not OF the right sort" He asserted that
the daily papers were a record OF crime
and fraud and falsehood. He gave como
facts. which. he claimed bore out this.
and said that from all countries came
the complaint Of an Increase OF crime
out OF all proportion 10 the increase OF
population. This gave us, he claimed.
sickening sense OF the failure Of our mod
ern education. Or. Csllsch argued that
we were making the mistake oil educating
the head, and not the heart.
In conclusion. he said: Conscience
is moral knowledge. and the righteous
man l. he whose performance Is equal
10 mis- knowledge. Men. as a rule. know
more\than they perform. They recog-
nlze what f. right and just. but are
morally too weak 10 execute II. Our
educational efforts must. therefore. bs
turned In the direction OF educating tho
will. 20 give nobicr character. higher i'm
pulses. more generous motives. We must
train the will. so that its power shall be
equal TO every temptation. and every act
be consonant with the truth. as Il IL
given TO Us 10 see"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
=, nIn LApY RuN OVER.

Dr., CarI,son Seriously Injured by
, rtt.cy Yesterday Afternoon.
...r before 4 o'clock YESTERDAY eve
.. Gid. ambulance. with DR. W. II. Lyme
, ....... was called TO First and jack
..-..t- TO- attend Mrs. Garrison, a
.-.- wears ~ age. who had been knock
.r and run over by busy driven
l- ..o ..llrcu.
r wheels Of tho vehicle passed over
t.- t..r and very severely injured her
b.. -...r two ribs She was taken 10 the
..-l .f l.r SON. officer Ciarkson. OF the
.rl District. at 52l north Third street
-f.. .la-ksor's injuries are very Sc
-... iu. not necessarily fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
THE COHEN co,

80 pairs Fancy Garters in boxes. Isc
ones, for l0c. pair; loo. ones Tor &c.
n pair.
The December No. Of the New-Ide2
Paper Patterns here at the right
price-5c. each.
i9c. Best Steel Scissors for &C. n pair.
Nickel Plated Safety-Pins, %. a dozen.
$50 new designs in PAPER Mache PIC,
ture FRAMES. worth he, 10 De sou
from o'clock for &c. each.
go White Metal Photo. Frames. dia-
mOnd shape. worth l9c., for &C. eacn.
~ White Metal Photo. Frames. largest
size. worth S9c.. for isc.; SOC. Frames
for 25c.
50 different designs in Pocket Knives,
very best steel, all sizes and shares
worth soc, for &c. each; 10 ana ooc.
Pocket-Knives for zoe. each.
FROM 10 TO u O'CLOCK
so Pocket-Knives. pearl and buck
handles. good quality steel. worth &c.
until sold &c. each.
Alumlnum Pin Trays. worth l0c., FOR &c.
each.
designs, g. 10. and be. each.
Aluminium Smoking Sets, worth Sec., Tor
l9c. each.
white Metal card Receivers and Letter.
Pockets. worth CSC, for 39c. each.
White Metal-Bed Wheelbarrows and
Trucks. with velvet cushions. ~ anu
White Metal Ink-stands. lic., for the
2jc. ones. .,
Metal cuff and Collar-Boxes. beauti-
fully engraved, worth 81. Tor N.e'
pair. - -.
Hundreds Of other Novelties at just
such low prices.
CANDIES.
Philadelphia Caramels chocolate MINT
Creams, London Chocolate Chips Lon
don Chocolate Marshmellows, Cnoco-
late Almonds. Pecans. ana f1loerls'
all made by New Yorks finest manu-
facturer. and received fresh every DAY,
worth Coo a pound, for &c.
Finest Conserved Pineapple, value, @c''
Marshmallows. finest and freshest,
value i0c.. for Monday. lie. q pound.
FROM 500 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Aiolasses Twists. with Cocoanut Creatn
filling. worth 35c. q pound, for l1c'
Hoarhound. Lime, and Peppermint Dice,
will be sold for SC.
10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Cocoanut Cakes, in Vanilla, Strawberry
and Chocolate, worth 2oc. pouha'
for lie.
Cherokee Cough-Drops for &c. box.
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Chocolate Caramels. worth 2Oc pouhd,
for Sc. Limit OF one pound to a custo-
mer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
u, PROSPECTS FOR NEXT YEAR.
10 conditions of Inst Week as
.orfed by snow church Co.

SNOW church Company's Weekly
OF Trade Tor last week says:
moro care exercised IN the
~ buying general groceries Just
ana perhaps this f. more mani
.tan 40 any period OF the year. on
..,t OF the customary disposition.
,se earning Of stocks as closely
..r.' needs as possible, which Is
an the eve OF the New Year.
....-. a.e suU scarce. and by their alb
80 is quite evident that the trade
.,..t completed the purchases for
,...vS. Mail orders stil continue
..ry brisk. noticeable. however in
.,rrc for nilng IN and keeping
,. The bulk of activity AT this
t. rru.uel 20 dealers IN fancy
. who are usually overcrowdcd
OLD. season OF the year with orders
-.fs FIN their line.
.-r Che situation as a whole. busi-
continues Zoo satisfactory volume,
e.. season aud the proximity OF
t..a OF the year. and the annual
arc considered. Merchants
., particularly engaged shaping
.r.r stock and preparing everything
-H. close az ilclf business AT Nhc
tr. year. and starting out afresh
r....y after January lst Reports
- many points indicate an unusual
..- n business after January. lst' and
-.erly agreed among those who
..-ed as authorities upon the
..r that The wheels Of machinery
....r operation. ana that everythinng
r F.. In active motion after the holi-
..u past.
- favorable outlook for the wheat
.her with the improvements
..... .n the iron and steel trade. also
. ... large increase i'm the production
-., as well as preparations being
r. Che furnace throughout the
.- axe very strong indications OF
.....~1.rts in general business.
.-..rs reported for the week are
.,r.t under those Of the past two
-. r.vi.r rot been so great I'm vol
Indications for future adjustment
...- arc more favorable, and the
,.-..-..s are that thcre will oe mate
......r.reut iu tlis line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Those beautiful Pianos

at Fume-Alnor Co.'S wareroofns are
attracting the attention Of expert
musicians. and al lovers OF the beau
uful Hume-Minor Co. IS the only
house in Virginia that IS not handi-
capped with stock Of old-style Pianos.
AL their Pianos are new fresh Pianos.
with the latest style cases, beautiful
designs. never before eaualled. Rose
wood Mahogany, French Walnut, Eng
lish Oak. Hungarian Ash. al makes and
styles at prices lower than old styles.
II you want a fine Piano. see Hume
Minor Co. Broad street near Seventh.
They have the best pianos, and will save
Won money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Ana. AhaM Ahn!,i

r- tres ia coming. The glad tidings
e.. ...rlrs .tsef. and joy entering
.--- hons h0ll. The acme however, att
...e I,- climax. when remembering how
.-. money has been. 20 had that sgd
ulnl.ey. IN east Broad street,
-- .n Fine Art Furniture and Useful
Furniture. have provided a line Of beau-
. and uoeatul Christmas Novelties az
--.- trst suited 20 the Impeachment
.k-t-books that have stood the storm
t business depression. just think of it,
ladies Desks nice design and finish, at
81. .-1 81 oo. finer ones. IN all kinds Of
v-. at prices varying according 70 style
finish. Cobnler Rockers in oak, elm,
.-. mahogany. Ss7 and upwards. Rock
r- AND Upholstered Chairs in endless
and 90 an sorts Of prices. The
lgl in every particular and em-
,- a.arything r-edful TOR home
.t ..- kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
c. & o. Christina. Holiday Rates.
SPECIAL RATES VIA G. e. q. BE-
TWEEN STATIONS NAMED.

Richmond and Lynchhurg s..
Richmond and Norfolk. $50.
Richmond and Old Point, g.
Richmond and Lexington. Va, $3.50.
Richmond and Clifton Forge. $40.
Richmond and Washington city. SiS5.
Between all other stations Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway the rate will be
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARES FOR
THE ROUND TRIP.
These tickets will he on sale Deem
Der 22d. 23d. oath, 18th. Seth. Sist, and Janu-
airy lst' with final limit Of January g. 1897.
To college students presenting certificate
OF principal or superintendent OF their In
sutute. the tickets may be sold Deem
Der 10th TO 2ist. in addition to above
dates, between stations of Chesapeake
and Ohio located in Virginia and Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Christmns MoIIaav Rntss.

on account Of the Christmas Holidays
the Southern Railway VIII sell round-trip
tickets TO points within radius Of 200
miles AZ rate Of cents per mile one way
for the round-trip. Tickets TO be sold
december 22d to 18th. inclusive. and De-
crrber Both 20 January 1st, inclusive,
with extreme limit January Z. 1881.
Tickets will also DE sold December 18th
10 25th. inclusive, 20 students holding GER
tfacates signed by the principals Of their
respective schools. J. c. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
ncnnlIfrI Christmns BooIss.

J So. Randolph Company IS early
tea with Christmas stock. Never
ts rs ola and reliable house made a
....r moro varied and attractive dis
r.r cr Holiday Goods in its line. The
Sob embraces magnificent assortment
-.. Leather Goods, Calendars,
---H.0ks enc Hymnals, Bibles. Gold
r.-s r.venIe Books. together with many
..- articles suitable for presentation
--a of Che special editions OF books are
.rb as To- binding and illustration. This
--s lq wei 70 standard works as 10
.-. OBLIGATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Don't wait but 80 at once 70 Fosters
and have your photographs taken for
Christmas gifts. Nothing could be more
acceptable 10 your friends than an eN-
cellent Photograph, in Platinum. such as
Foster is furnishing day by day. You
will certain be pleased If you SIT at
Irn.4nrts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

rq EAST BROAD STREET.
Irsrt Holiday Neckwear, in newest
and shapes.
laa's Tul-Dress Shield.
leather uraycluug-Sets. and Collar and
Boxes.
Cloves. Umbrellas, and Canes for pre-
ll phone. 707
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
THE COHEN co.


ALL DAY
The Fine Eden Bebe a handsome
dressed doll. our own importation.
we have them 20 represent all ndtiobs
any styles Of dress: they would bnns
easily SIS; Monday the entire iot VIII
You can get the largest and best Dolls
here at TO- Is. IL. TO- ~. -. -. 80. ". voc.
each that were over shown In Afnerles.
39c. Dressed Dolls with sursh SIN
dresses and bonnets, with oisque ne""'
THE ENTIRE STOCK or TOYS TO
BE CLOSED OUT.
Toy Tool Chestp worth 5c., Tor zoc.
Toy Folding Tables. large size. In wsi'
nut and oak finish. worth 'oc., TOT @S''
25c. Toy Drums for isc. each.
81 Kettle Drums. with ebony sticks, iof
TIC. each.
$50 Drums for $50 each.
50c drums for 29c. each.
81 Drums for 7Sc. each.
Acc. Drums for &c. each. a.
The game OF Derby steeplechase for ioc'
each.
Toy Tea Sets &c. each.
S9c. Toy Kitchen Sets. TO close. l5c. eacn ;
The Excelsior Express Wagon, that sou
for 5ec. for pc. each.
Tin Kitchen. lOc kind. for go. each.
Iron Train. worth 25c.. for SC. each
Iron surreys with wheels. worth Voc,
Toy Trunks. with trays. the soc. kind.
for &c. each.
Soldier Sets. in cavalry. infantry. with
standards containing 81 marching
men, worth 15c.. for &c. a set.
$3.50 Toy Pianos for $50.
1915 Toy Pianos for slSs
sisS Toy Pianos for 81 -, -
Upright Toy Pianos. The ""c' Nhd' lot
Toy Wash Sets. largest size. with tubs.
wringer. washboari, ironing-boafd'
clothes horse, worth 81. all complete
for 3sc. each.
zoe. Toy Settees for 100. each.
Toe. Toy Bureaus for DC.
25c. oak Sldeboards, large size, JOG.
75c. oak Bedsteads for SOC.
Doc. Doll Bedstead for 21c.
25c Toy Bedstead for lc
Chrlstmas-Trc Tinsel. ic a string.
Iron Hook and Ladders. worth 'oc-' Tor
iron Banks. large size. worth Soc. for
WSstward-Ho Wagons. with driver and
horses worth SIS, for 6gc. each.
39c Toy Tea Sets made OK German
china, for l5c. eacn.
Boys Rocking Horses. worth 'i.'s ior
7gc each.
81 Tricycies for $3.50.
S399 1hcycles for Sl.sS each; .,,
Boys Velocipedes. worth so. FOR N-lo
Limited Mall Express Wagons. strongly
Iarge-Size keystone Express wagons
worth g. have iron axles. for II each.
&c. Wheeibarrows for 90. each.
Iron Body Wheelbarrows. worth sSc., FOR
SOC. each. -
Upholstered Rattan Body Dol BABY
Coaches. worth Sl.59. for soc.
zoe. Chiidrsn's Chairs fer lsc. each.
4-Wheel Small Express Wagons Tor lVr'
each.
HOW WE SELL GAMES.
Pillow Dex. the latest and most amusing
game for the Young and old, &c
Battle Game, Soc, instead OF zoe.
Game Of Authors. &c. each.
Mother Goose Game, l5c. each.
Steeplechase, lOc.
Bicycle race. 25c.
Large Dollar Game OF Golf for SOC.
zoe. set OF Building Blocks for i5c.
81 set OF BDnding Blocks for &c.
Archarena or Improved Crokinole, N.9s,
instead OF $3.50.
Fish-Pond Game. l0c.. instead OF PC.
Clio. a game Of American history. for
2jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
T, Hung Chang In Richmond.

This great Chinaman has arrived In
Richmond. and is located at Hume
Minor CO.'S Piano warerooms, Broad
street near Seventh, where everybody
is invited 10 call on him. Ii Hung
Chang will ask 10 questions, but viii
tell all about the wonderful Edwin Man
dolins and Guitars, and the beautiful
pianos Hume-Minor Co. are Offering
at such low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Read Valentines ad. in auction column.
He VIII sell q very large and attrac-
tive line Of new Carpets, Rugs. Rem
nants Carpeting. MATING. &c, Tuesday,
December 18th. You can't fail 10 get
your money worth at this sale. as You
need not remove your purchases unless
price IS satisfactor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Ttar, uiu be- a grand entertainment and
.rt at Corcoran Hall tomorrow
C'5-..y) night az s o'clock for the bene-
f- l. o wall-known and very deserving
young man Of the East End. some OF
e very best talent IN the city has been
Secured anl "a good time is promised all
I-- .L-nnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
Tho First Yessibule Car.

The first yestibule street-car seen In
Richmond travelled over the Traction
Company's Broad-street line yesterday
evening. The ear IL quite novelty,
ard IS in fact. IA miniature Pullman par
Tor. A number OF prominent people, who
had been invited to go upon the first
trip, availed themselves Of the opportuni-
~. and they were unanimous In their
praises OF the luxuriously-ap ve-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

.rUay and KnaJe Square Grands, IN
perfect order Several Uprighis from 900
Upward that show little or no wear.
WALTER u. MOSES d CO"
1910 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

It seems that nearly everybody in town
IS having Photographs taken for Christ
mas presents. Wise people. Photographs
are Just the things for the occasion. or
course. You understand where to get them.
Fosters IS the place. If you want the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
New Eel Telephones.

No. 2s0-Hundlcy. George A.
no. 72l-Murphy. 7. +.
No. 677-Gresset Brothers.
80. e0i-Harley. n. Z. (store).
10. 9lS-keck ". II.
40. 720-Neck ~. a.
no. e94-Apperson & co.
T. l.. Recess Qesidence) correct number
IS so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

CARDS, Hn-Heads. Statements, Letter
,'.al. Aofe-Heads. Circulars. Handbilis,
D'Irers etc printed ~ the Dispatcn
phy 20 low prices VIII give you
work az same prices you pay for
.-'eiiof work Send us your orders ana
We w.l guarantee satisfaction IN every
Particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Cards, Bni-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads, Note-Heads. Circulars. Hsndbills.
Dodgers. etc. printed BY the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give YOU
good work at same prices you pay fog
Inferior work Send us your orders ana
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
PnHitiNciy,

saws Mr.. Foster. tho Photographer, I am
too busy TO write up new and catchy adj
vertisernents. Just tell them that You
saw me. and that they had better see me-
too. if they went their Photographs Tor
Cl-~f1frroa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

~-ratast designs OF Chairs and Back
have just arrived You 90 not
. ..e same ola accessories I'm your pic
th.s season az The Jefferson. no.
U Broad street Queen and DIAMOND
to..raphs only 81 per dozen Cabi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
lrlstmas Holiday Rates, vi" the
u,roce Staoroer PocahOntas.

Virginia Navigation Company will
l return tickets TO their patrons
rr Tie Christmas holidays. Tickets
between Richmond. Norfolk Old Point
Newport Nlws. and James-river landings.
r t. Tor sale on steamer for one fare
t- Tie round-trip. from December 81
t. january J.. 1851. inclusive, with final
r january l. 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
car,ers md rabIe-ISnive-.

large variety Of patterns; some IN
cases. best Egglish steel; prices very low.
a. y. CLARKE & son.
no. 1870 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

l..lt- STOOL and scarf. All the latest
measurements. shows no wear.
WAITER J.. MOSES d CO,
1905 Main street.