Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-22
NeaC Advertisements.

Ne2C Advertisements.
NEW GooDs' Ne" eooDs''
NEW GOODS RECEIVED BY EVERY
EXPRESS!
am now receiving one of the largest stocks
of Goods that has ever yet been offered to the
public, to which desire to call the attention OF
all purchasers of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
suit every one, and give
SATISFACTION TO ALL.
psg= My line of Dress Goods has been selec
ted with great care, consisting IN part OF
FINE FRENCH MERINOS,
FINE FRENCH EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOOL-MOUSLINS, ENGLISH
MERINOS, BELGIUM CORDS, PLAIN
AND STRIPED POPLINS, COLORED
ALPACAS, BLACK ALPACAS
FIGURED MOUsLINS,
and many other styles too numerous to mention
and to which ! would invite the inspection OF
the LADIES . .
y,
In my Trimming, Notion and White Goods
Department, can offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS,
in which will be found full line Of Plain 1ac
onet Cambrics, Check Canbrics, Breakfast and
Dinner Napkins, Table Damask, White Mus
lin and rarlst+rs Towels, Ladies and Misses
Hose, Gents half Hose, Gloves. collars Of all
styles, Corsets, Shirt Fronts, Shirt Cuffs, Grape
Collars, I}uttons 10 Silk and Velvet, and one
thsgsand other qrfiaass t a numerous to me"
ton
Ny stock of Bleached and Browa Cottpns,
I.iusays, Checked Cottons, Kentucky Jeans,
Crash striped Cottons is complete
ALSO
ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES,
sAftalFs, KENTUCKY JEANS,
BLACK BROAD CLOTHS,
BLACK DOESKIN CASSIMERES,
RED TWILLED FLANNELS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
AND ALL-WOOL
WHITE FlLAANNELs,
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LADIES
SHOES, MISSES SHOES, AND CHILL.
DRENS> SHOES, of all styles, qualities and
prices.
Also a full line of Ready Made Clothing,
which, having been purchased at the Recent
4lHettoas VIII be solq at ?ery LOW PRICES
Also q beautifully selected sfooh Of millinery
consisting of the iitest Styles Of Isqntfs' md
Misses Hats Old Hats trimmed in The latest
styles
SCARLET OPERA FLANNEIS,
and Merinos for Ladies Evening Cloaks, at
Bruce Corner, on Main and Augusta streets,
G. 4. HELLER
gNXEcUEogesS sAE.E.-The Sale Of the
EAPersohaf Estate Of James Mex envy: decd,
VIII take place at his Tate residence, abopt five
miles South Of Middlebrook, Oh
THURSDAY, eFi4 or 0CTOB#R NEXT
ofQ e z
Cows and Calves, Sheep, Horses, 2 Wagons and
Harness, Carriage, Wheat Drill and Ill other
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
including 4eiq,ng; il short, FL the property of
we'll stocked Farm! il :; - "
Sale to commence W # 3 9 q el9 NIX I I'M
Ex'or of J, McKemy, decd.
uss- Persons owing the Estate are requested to
make payment and those having claims agail.st
the Estate requested to present them for SET
Element. WIN. G. MohEMY,
sep % 3ts Ex'or Off. McKemy. decd.
A ugusta County Court Clerks Of
n FICE-to wit: ESTRAY BULL
: Taken Up hy ,SiajQE 2 Vines, on his land near
September, 1863, q the following "dcsclipFon,
4 BULL Of pod color, white legs, white spot
on rump, white spot on forehead, no flesh mark
or brand pcrceptibe. supposed to be 10 months
old, and appraised at $40 by James N. Mitchell,
Erasmus Hess. and Geo. M. Apple, freohoders,
before Lewis Bumgardner j. 2.
Extract-teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
sepN-St Clerk.
MJOTICE,-A teacher, with some experience
~ wanted to take charge of school at Mint
Spring Applicants must come well recommen-
ded ADOlV to. or address
A. GARDNER,
j. W. GILKERsON, Committee.
RI j. S. CHURCHMAN,
sepz2-s5 Mint Spring, Augusta county, Va.
20 CENTS AND rs CENTS for the best
DU quality Of KID GLOVES.-I have in
store, and will sell at oho-fourth of their value
Is doz KID GLOVES-Black and Coored-of
the best makes. These Gloves have been dam.
aged on the way here and can Be bought 1T the
above prices. G. A. HELLER,
corner Main and Augusta streets
HORSE STOLEN and Recovered
4 Il There will be meeting of the Churchville
Horse thief Detective Club, at Churchvillc on
Saturday, the Goth of September. A full atten-
dance Of the Club is desired, as business Of i'm
I'LL IN.al orx fl,.a,,