Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-01-02

Business Announcements.
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1879. NEWTON 1873,
PAY CASH AND BUY CHEAP
j. w. NEWTON,
Whose entire stock has been MARKED Down to
PRICES to suit the stringency in the money mar
ket Practice economy and GOLDEN OPPoR.
| TUNITY is afforded you to make money Every
dollar saved in making your purchases Judi
ciously, adds one dollar to that cherished,
longed- for eagerly sought-after reserve, care
fully laid aside for that 'rainy day"
Gentlemen so fortunate as to, havea supply of
Greenbacks in these "Panic Times, " when WIS.,
ting our city to make their Fall and Winter
purchases should ask, LIST, Where can the best
quality and largest amount of
Dry Goods F! Dress Goodsl
NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS,
MILLINERY
be purchased for the smallest amount of money?
And the answer will come from all who have
thoroughly tried the market-go to
JAS. W. NEWTONS
VARIETY STORE
In the Large Stone Building, on the left hand
side of the street leading from the depot
For example, lady dropped in after having
purchased goods for ''REDINGO1E, when
she saw on the counter piece of goods identi'
cally the same in quality and color. She asked
the price As cents, madam. She exclaimed
''45 cents Why, l only few moments ago
paid 60 cents for mine, and it is no better than
a., Al H. -
to their advantage if they would call at ''the
Little Store around the corner before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
Bear in mind, Ladies, keep no secondhand
goods, from old auction houses or bankrupt
sales, but goods fresh from the manufacturers,
and warrant every article as represented or the
money refunded.
MILLINERY MILLINERY
+ This department is complete embracing all
the leading novelties of the season. Ladies and
Children's Hats and Bonnets from so c. to S25.
AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR
+ Oct. 1873 Oct. i
First and only Premium on Millinery Goods
was awarded to ~
j. W. NEW TON.
Ladies, don't fail to call and see the Pre-
MUM Hats and Bonpets now on exhibition
AT MAI. NEwToNs,
x#--Next door to Spectator Ofice.-*.
SHOES SHOES SHoESi
Ladies' Kid, Foxed, Morocco, end Lasting But
toned and Laced Boots and Shoes, made ex.
pressly for my trade, and every pair warranted
to give entire satisfaction Also, a large stock
of Boots and Shoes, at prices to suit the purcha-
ser. Whole Stock, So to Sc.
Notions in Great VarietYI
Buck, Cloth and Lisle Thread Gloves-an ex-
cellent Kid Glove for $l.ou. Merino Shirts,
Vests, Drawers, Cotton and Merine Hosiery
Gents fine white Shirts, Ties, Bows, &c, Hand
kerchiefs from cents TO S. hamburg Edging
from 10 cents to ST. So Rufles, Trimmings &c..
Queen Bess and other Frillings. sf-r
Leggins, Hoods and Cloaks for children.
Jet Bands, Sets, Charms, &c. N'v-
1t is impossible to enumerate each article, but
if you will call, we will show you hundreds of
useful and ornamental articles. ~
E# FURS FURS!! FURS !!l.AT
sHAWLs, CLOAKs, &C. I'D --il,i.l
DIR Y GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Factory Cloth, Red and
White Flannel, Blankets, Repellants Navy
Blue Water Proof, &c Also, DRESS
GOODS-beautiful styles at panic
prices Very latest styles of
YAK LACES for trimming.
MOUhNlNU UOODO "A BRUTALITY
Royal Australian Crepe Reps, and Black AL
pacas, from IS cents to ST., So
Mourning Wells from so cents to S. f
Crepe Hats from $3.50 to $40.
STAMPING DEPOT
Stamping on Linen, Cotton or Flannel neatly
and quickly executed
Orders from the country, amounting to ,Oe
and upwards, will receive prompt attention, and
the package delivered free of charge.
We are satisfied that if persons favor us with
a call before purchasing, they will be amply re.
paid for their trouble, and will go away de-
lighted, bearing their BUNDLES with them A
call is alive ask, and we guarantee prices. Re,
member some have called after purchasing else
where and learned to their sorrow that they
had lost money by not calling and making theiI
purchases of j, W. NEWTON.
Nov IA, 1873.