Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-12-20
City Notices

| KEEP Your Policies IN FORCE Perhaps you
| find it difficult in TIES HARD TIMES to support
your families and keep up your policy as if the
latter was not part of the former-aii e'hes
are hard 10 such man. 1fyour family went 70
! the grave with you there might be some apology
| for such an excuse in the neglect of an obvious
duty, but unfortunately too often our children
live aud suffer after we are gone.
If it is hard for you, MAN, to provide Tor
your family while your arm is vigorous and
your brain is free, what must be the burden you
entail upon your wife, a weak and defenceless
woMAN, when you fail to make this provision :?
How much more is it duty for you to keep
your policy in force Ofall men your respon-
sbility is greatest to bead every energy, prac
tice every economy, deny yourself every super
fuous indulgence rather than permit you poll
cy to lapse, and your family to be thrown upon
the public, thriftless, homeless, fatherless with
out protee ton, to depend upon the scsnty and
begrudged charities Of friends or the State.
Perhaps you are ENGAGED IN PROFITABLE BUST
NESS, that gives you ample support, and enables
you to lay up something for the future, to keep
the wolf from the door; and rejecting that
there are men around you whose chances for long
life are not so good as your own, who are dong
well without insurance, say, "Why should
continue to pay premiums; why not deposit my
savings in the bank and draw annual INTEREST,""
1t is true that some men will not assure their
lives, though few successful business men will
be found in the county who fail to insure. All
insure their barns, and factories and store
houses-are these more valuable than life? You
sre far more liable to death during any one year
than you house is to be destroyed by fire in eight
years.
PUsH Push is the word for the times, and we
desire to advise the public generally to push
along until they reach the corner of Main and
Thirteenth streets, Richmond Va, where they
will find E. B. SPENCE Son, Merchant Tailors,
havejust opened their n, ammoth stock of cloths,
casimeres,, and vestings, which they are pre-
pared to make to order in the latest and best
styles and at the lowest p rice. You will also
find there large and we'll assorted stock Of fall
and winter raady-made clothing comprising
dress and business suits, overcoats, capes and
other articles for gentlemens wear. In their
stock OF gentlemen Iuru1snlng gOouS Will pe
found all of the newest styles in shirts, collars,
neck-wears hosiery, under-we ar, &C., They are
the sole agents for Virginia of the celebrated
Pembroke shirts and drawers, and they can give
YOU the best fiji in shirts that you ever had
Push along, and push right into E. B. SPENCE
& Son merchant Tailoring establishment, at
No. 1900 Main street. Richmond, Va, and buy
your supply of fall clothing, and you will
never regret it. They make shirts to order,
and guarantee perfect fit or no sale. We
advise one and all to call and see them for
yourselves at once. decl3-y
SAVE Observation-Disclosures Bar Soap washes bet
ter goes farther and washes better thad any other
Ask your Grocer for it and take no other and
thereby save money and labor. jAlso for sale at
Nielsen's Factory. Stanton, where he will