Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-03-09
"VINDICArOR" ADVERTISING DIREC-
TORY FOR MARCH g,

The following is a classification of the advertise
ments which appear in the VINDIcAToR this morn
ing. Those sent in too late for classification will b'
found under the head of New advertisements.
PROPERTY Hotel property will
be sold Saturday, March 18th, by H. M. Bell an
Marshall Hanger, Commissioners; four tracts o
land on Middle River, eight miles from StauntOn
will be sold Monday, March Goth tcourt day., by I
C.. Elder, Gen. M. Cochran, Jr, and A. II. Fultz
Commissioners; a small farm on South River, the
'iJnO. Gochenour'' place will be sold, Saturday
March 18th, by G. Alex. Mowry, Commissioner
the Clayton farm, of 245 acres, will be sold. Satur
day, March 18th, by Thos C. Barger, Admir- of Jno
Layman, decd; the residence and grounds of Maj
Jed. Hotchkiss, on East Beverley street, Staunton
will be sold on Saturday. March 24th, by ]. G. FL
der, Fl. NJ. Bell, James Bumgardner, Jr, and L
D. Ransom, Commissioners; Jno. d. Campbell!
half interest in 27H acres of valuable timber lano
will be sold, Monday, March 18th (court day., b!
eW. E. Craig, Commissi ner; the 2 story frame
building, corner of Court House alley and New
streets, Staunton, belonging to the estate OF thu
late Jno. Beck, will be sold on Saturday, Marct
31st, by W. Z. Craig. Commissioner.
ATToRsEYs-A. F. Robertson, j. Emmett Guy, W
Patrick, 2. A. Baylor, VIM. A. Hudson, Tucker 8
Tucker and Judge J. II. McCue; Effnger, Craig &
Grattan.
AGRICULTURE AL IMPLEMENTs-Hugh F. Lyle.
BooKs-W. L. Olivier, Hunter & Co.
BANKING HOUsE-M. Harvey Efinger.
CIGARS-Chas. E. Haines.
CONFECTIONERY j. 2. Hawkins.
CLorHING-Engleman s. Leonard.
Co ARTNERSHIPS-Th old firm of Jno. W.. Abby
and Henry W. Roane, %clothiers, is re-established
The firm of Hilb s. Barth is dissolved by S. L
Barth retiring.
DRY G~CoDs-Levys, Alderman s. Co, F.. M. Young
Cooke s. Baker, j. W. Newton, r. W. Elsom and c
A. Gladke.
DKuGG1srs-Berkele & Co., Wayt s. Bro, DIR. G
S. Walker. Geo. W. May, StauntOn, and Meade & Ba
ker, Richmond.
ENG1NEs-W. E. Tanner s. Co., Richmond.
For RENT-A store room in Greenvllle.
FISH AND OY~sTERs-STUTz Bros.
FURNITURE-S. M. Wilkes.
FLOUR & WHEAT Baker Bros, T. B. Sublett,!o
Staunton, Smith & Patterson, Waynesboro.
GRoCERIEs-J. W. Todd, O'Rorke &Ce., C. A
Richardson, C. G. Wheat, W.. M. Dinkle.
GENTS AND LADIES FURNISHING G~ooDS-Perry&
Ten Brock.
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE-J. S. LipScomb.
H-ARDwARE-Puce & Miller. H. NJ. McIlhany.
HoTELs-American and Virginia Hotels, Staun
ton, and Ford's and the st. James, Richmond.
LAND AGENT w. II. II. Lynn.
MILLINERY-Mrs. L. Walter and Mrs. X. M. KEEL
ley.
MEDIoINEs-Simmon's Liver Regulator, Dr.. TUFTS
Medicine, Dr.. Townsend's Oxygenated air, DR..
Goulard's powders, Boschee's German Syrup, DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
NOTIONS AND WHITE Constellation & Nicho-
las, No. 9, Governor ST., Richmond.
PROVISION STORE-B. F. MorriS.
PHoToGRAPHs-Edmund Berkeley, successor to
Clinedinst.
PAINT-W. A. Tyree.
PIANoS-Stieff s. Co., Baltimore.
I'll COMMISSION MERCHANDISING. Booker
1910 Cary st. j. B. Bland s Co., 1909 Cary ST. Kin
dred s. Galloway, 107, S 18th ST.. Tyler's Son & Co.
1910 Cary street.
SALooN-Ed. Whites, Empire Saloon" Augusta
street.
SCALES Fairbanks s. Co., Baltimore.
SEWING MACHINES-"HomeStead'' Machine, JnO
Il. Kendall, AL Broadway, N. Y. City.
SToCK-A. M. Bowman, Waynesboro.
SHOEs-C. L Weller and l.. Eiseninan.
STOVES & TINWARE-A. A. Grubert. :
VEHIoLEs-J. NJ. Lickliter andJ. Fl. Waters, Staun
ton, and Click u Miller, Bridgewater.
WAGON YARD-J. NJ. Henkle.
WANTS-True Y Co., Augusta, Me-, and Box 81,
S%taunton, want agents; r. r. Powell, Folly Mills,
Augusta CO., wants a place as miller; j. II, Ken
dali. 421, Broadway, New York, wants agents for
the Homestead Sewing Machines.
The merchants advertising as above will fill all Or
derS received by mail