Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-10


A For all people, they called to turn out
II and buy their Spring Clothing of Jim Ar
mentrout.
D For the beautiful bargains for Boys, which
ID are making just now, such stir and noise
* For Cheap Clothing, for slim men or stout,
Y and the courteous salesman with Jim Ar
mentrout.
n The Delight, felt by customers all, who
~ before purchasing, gave me call.
u For Economy, it can't be rubbed out, -
~ opractice it, buy from Jim Armentrout.
u For the Fun of the Frolcksome Boy, hav-
l. ing got his Spring suit, he is crammed full
ofjoy.
x For the Greenbacks my customers bring to
VI secure the Great bargains | offer this
Spring. ~
II For High Prices completely backed out,
i i for the good of the public by Jim Armen-
trout.
The Improvement in things great and small,
Il which am constantly making to benefit all.
T For the Joy every little Boy knows, when
~ he gets at Jim Armeptrouts, his first suit of
Clothes.
II For the knowledge of where, when, and
IN why, the best and most durable Clothing
to buy.
r Is the Largest Emporium of all, with the
~ Lowest of prices, so give me a call.
M For the measures take of good men, who,
lyG when once fitted out. always come back
again. faai1 f.. --5
NJ For the Novelties, Nobby to view. arranged
IN on my counters all ready for you,
n For 0. K, though my trade is not old, it's
the largest and best, as you've often been
told. 81
ID For the Prices so marvelously low, Lam
J. keeping them down, as the people all know.
~ Is the Question in ones mind, SsPlease tell
W me where, the best Clothing to find ?'''@is,a
ID The Reply, which all give with a shout, Il
LII "Ready made or to order of Jim Armen-
trout. ~
g For Splendor of suits for the Spring, Stu
~ pendous array styles fit for King.
n For Travellers, who journey by rail, and
J. send me their orders for Clothing by mail.
TT For the Underwear, Shirts, Drawers and
u Hose, which sell to the public when pur-
chasing Clothes.
" The Vexa1ion, avoided by those, who go to
" Jim Armentrout's, to purchase their
oi Ya7 Clothes ri e a'tit 8 ssnss
wv Is the Wool, going higher and higher yet
W. l keep my goods down, for the good of
Q 4 3,,, the buyer. Ill. .e.,,. D9.{ fare
" For King Xerxes, who never turned out
"A in Clothing, as good as is sold by Jim Ar
's@o-4 mentrout.
" Is the Youpg man, just fitted out, he pur-
j chased his suit from Jim Armentrout.
y Is the Zeal, which the publican feel, to wear
II Armentrouts Clothes, from the bead to the
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V7IRGINIA TO WIT I'm the Clerks Office
W IL of theSupreme Court of Appeals Of vir-
ginia at the Courthouse of Augusta County at
Stanton, on the lst day Of May, 1872 nj
Ann B. Penman, ,;.4,,,.sl e,74. Appellant,
Lewis T. Moore, Thomas An 80 I2fg5
drews, George R. Hazwelb {'fi Appellees.
and others, 17has0 43d ] 4E EaisG alisg
The objeetef this suit to review and reverse
a decree ofthe Circuit Court of Frederick Coun-
ty. pronounced on the 2eth day of November,
1870, in Chancery suit then therein depending,
in which the Appellant was Plaintiff and the
Appellees We're Defendants. al ill., sifl"
The Appellee, George R Hazwell, not having
entered his appearance In this Court. and it APP
pearing by affidavit filed, that he is not resi-
dent of this Commonwealth, he, the said George
R. Hazwell, is required to appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and do
whatever may be necessary TO protect his inter-
est in this suit: And that this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks in
some newspaper published in the City of Staun.
ton and posted at the front door of the Court
house of Augusta County, on the first day of
the next County Court thereof
Teste,
JOHN PARIS, Clerk.
R. Y. CONRAD Son, P. Q. may3.4t