Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-11

/ by way of amusement. will print 1t IN rhyme.
/ And first on ,he docket. as every one knows
are our good friends. the dealers IN Ready -'haue
| Clothes, who can siil you with garments 'ha'
cannot be beat, from the crown otyour heao 10 He
soes of your feet Report says that Poll''z, (and
rumOr doat lie, has stock that VIII alInos co'''-
pei you tn buy, and that in the whole oiate you
will not meet finer assortment than that Kept on
hand be friend Steiner. Folks differ, however,
aud some people say that WELLER & Leopold car
" the day; and some who know equally wen
how to choose that Goodman < KoSenwald beat
all the Jews while others who lately have Ia
ken the round, declare that such Clothing can
no where be found as that sold by Hlrsh, whose
sign now appears on the house MIS- Coal'er has
lived in for years. We make no distmetions-go
look at their shelveS-exsmine their goods and
decide for Yourselves. They are always At home
and eau fit YOU with ease, al prices so low that
they cant fail to please.
While deal,pg with Dutchmon, twill be worth
the cost to call for momen, on II, &. J, Faust,
WHO 1IO SNNkNE W NdlU NNNu NN''SA "N
nils, BY lSborng hard for the good Of mems sOes
Your wSrdmbe is not altogether complete, unless
You have something to wear on your feet. Well,
Faust can supply YOU with boots aud with shoes,
aud very neat hat for your head If you choose.
Blu, Simpson has also a stock in this line, pro-
uounced in all quarters TO be superfne, and all
who have worn them will checriully tell, that
the boots made at Simpsons are bound to wear
well; while the Ladies will find that the slippers
now brought on ard made At the shop Of our
neighbor, T. Lawton, are done up in style that
can hardly be beat, just the things to enveIop
their nice little feet Twill be to ycur interest
to give them a call you'll find A. Nj. Simpson is
near the Town Hall, aud that Lawton now lives
in the snug little store, where Co,cdn Improved
understandings of yore.
When YOU come out from Simpsons perhaps it
would be Just as we'll to see Harper and lay IN
stree: and ask Mr. Bixby for something to eat
But by all means, this section before you part
with. call (not upon John) but on George w.
Smith, whose goods and politeness are both so
well known, that we leave them to stand on their
merits alone As you come from Smiths store
twill be folly to pass L. Hickson, who sells
pretty things made Of glass, without buying a
teapot. Just ready, You know, for the tea bought
at Harpers' moment ago.
But tits time that we travel still further down
street. and'discourse of some other things that we
may meet. But before we progress on our way
very far, we'll step into Evans and get segar.
He's good. honest fellow, and has upon hands,
segars Of all flavors and prices and brands. Next
to Evans we fad Mason Hirsh at the door Of his
large and extensive variety Store. 1t is jam
full of notions the cheapest and best, though its
beauty departed when Gabe went out west
Next, the store Of friend Deakius attracts pass
ers BY, whose Merritt we calculate none will de-
ny. Their goods are all handsome, selected with
care. and the ladies will tell you are not at all
dear"
We approach grGre subject, and lay aside
wit to muse upon beautiful tOmbstones q Bit
Has loved one departed Then call in just
| here, and pay the last tribute to one you held
dear; buy tombstone from Marquis who earns
all his bread by working alike for the living and
dead and is likely by constant, impetuous
knocks, to I'll both his eyes and his ''pocket with
rocks" And while in this region be sure and
call ia 70 see Mt Points who for silver gives tin.
| Having laid in your tin-ware, and such other
stuff, Just call in at Shakers and purchase your
! snuff, and next TO Ned Cushing's you'll 60, Pll
be bound, for his ''gungers" and good things are
known the world round. But beware how you
eat, or you may haze to go to the Drug Store and
swallow ''bolus" or SO. which, in such an E.
vent, you will probably find, both Eskridge and
Trimble can make to your mind. Should you
need any trinkeis or jewery rare, for your sweet
hearts and wives, why just call upon Bear, or j.
w. Meredith, two doors below, whose cases now
make magnificent show or should you want
hardware, Ned Richards and Price can furnish
you just what you need in trice. In dry goods
! so many demand our attention, that we cannot do
more than give each brief mention, promising
that all bought their goods at the North, and are
willing to sell them for what they are worth
There's Nelson s Baylor, who open in style, in
the beautiful store-room they bought of John
Kyle. and Crawford Hugh John) still at his old
stand, whose handsome assortment has just come
to hand. Further up we have Kayser S Strib-
ling and quite in another direction are Patton s
White, while Burwell and Piper are in siatu quo
ali selling their goods most remarkably low
On the ''wharf3" as perhaps you may already
know, Mr.. Hope and his partner have opened a
store, where you'll meet with bright faces and
goods that look yell, the latter of which they are
anxious to SELL Their card in this paper please
read without fail, and you'll find that 'Hope tells
most fatteriDg tale"
Before we conclude il may be well enough to
give or friend Cochran moderate puff, whose
stock Of ''the weeds cant be beat North or South,
if we Judge from the specimen now in our mouth.
His ''Hayanas" are glorious, we've pulled them
before, and if spared while hnger will puff a
few more All sorts of CONNECTIONS at Pitman 9
you'll find, and Scherer keeps articles Of the same
kind. They sell Ale and Cider, of which, we
must say, soma people drink too many pnts in a
day. Ifyou wish to sell -four you've only to go
on the hill, to the Warehouse of Butler s. Co.,
while Mosby and Brandeburg, each in his lire, can
supply YOU with goods that are really fine. BY
the by, in your rambles be certain to call at Ran
kin's "Unrivalled Daguerrean Hail." where, if
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