Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22


VIRGINIA LABOR FOR BRAz1L.-Maj.
Thos. H. Shumate has taken position
with Messrs. T. & P. Collins as superinten-
dent of section of the railroad that firm
is contracting for in Brazil, one hundred
and eighty miles running from the naviga-
of the Marmora. MAJ. III. desires to carry
out five hundred colored la borers to Bra
zil between the 10th and Goth of April.
They will receive $3.50 PER day, in coin,
and have comfortable qua rters in de-
lightful and healthy mountain climate.
The Messrs. Collins wea lthy firm have
arranged it so that these hands can have
their money paid in this country to their
families if they so desire, OF they can draw
it in Brazil if they prefer. The laborers
will have their passage out and back paid
for them under the terms of the contract.
Maj. Shumate is well known in the valley
as an experienced manager Of labor, hav-
ing been for many years in that position.
THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE OF
THE NJ. E. CHURCH, CoLoRED, is in ses
sion at the Colored Methodist Church, on
Augusta street, Bishop Andrews, of Iowa,
presiding. The attendance is very large,
and the members are most intelligent
looking set of ministers. The Bishop is a
fine-looking gentlem an of about sixty, and
not colored man, as some Of our towns
people have anticipated.
IT WILL be seen from his advertisement
that Prof. w. II. Turner Of the National
Surgical Institute, is here on a profession
al visit. His ability to deal with the COM
plants he processes to treat is attested by
the testimony Of numerous sufferers.
Among the calls which he has received,
the majority are those afflicted with mall
formations and require his surgical advice
and treatment.
ACC1DENTs.-Miss Mary Land1um, a
young lady residing near Fishersville, was
badly burned, Wednesday, by her dress
taking fire, while attempting to extinguish
fire in the field.
Mrs. Brown, residing in the family of
Mr.. Henry Lamb, near Fishersville, was
thrown from horse few days ago and
severely hurt.
Commercial.
SrAUNUoN, March, 22d, 1878.
r1 IGnrEStT 1s. 9o@sSe supegnes a25
5Sc@Ssc oats, ss:@s1c; Bacon s@7, ehog
round); Lard-s@lOc; Salt-$l.75; Sugar-9c@l4e;
Mesal-boted, s.; M 1 @ |; o. Butter
seed, $4z5@$4 50; Potatoes, soc; Pork, $450@$l75;
Dressed Turkey, 7c; Dressed Chicken,5
REMARKS.
No change in price current of note-wheat and
flour steady at above prices
City Notices.
The annoyance occasioned by the continual cry.
ing Of the Baby, at once ceases when the cause las
it should beg is promptly removed by using Dr.. Bulls
Baby. Syrup. Is cents per bottle.
A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no difference
how many Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now established fact that Ger
man Syrup is the only remedy which has given COM
pete satisfaction in OF Lung Disease. 1t
is true there are yet thousands Of persons who are
predspOsed to Throat and Lung Affections Con
sumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast Pneumonia, WhOoping Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge OF Boschee's
German Syrup. To such we would say that $1,000
dozen were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size Is
cents. Sold by all Druggists in America.
PRICE s. MILLER keep constantly on hand Liv.
ngston or Bradley plows and castings. They also
request farmers to call and examine the malta"
Double shovel corn ploW with solid steel shovel.
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c. A. RICHARDSON OF ROASTED COFFEE FAME has
furnished us letter written by Dr. Robert Norris of
La Grange, Kentucky, on the subject of Numis
MATES. The Doctor is an expert and Professor in
this science and this letter written to Mr. Rich
ardson regarding an old coin noticed in the VINpI-
GATOR short time ago. Next week we will publish
this letter with notice of Mr., RS ancient COIN We
feel satisfied that C. A. Richardson has the oldest
coin and the BEST ROASTED COFFEE in all this
try.
KEEP your orders and await the coming OF our
well known MERCHANT TAILOR, H: L. SALoMoNsKY,
who represents the only, best and stylish Mercantile
Tailoring Establishment OF SALoMoNsKY & Co.,
throughout the South.
He will show GU on or about the 18th inst, the
finest line of foreign goods, including English,
French and German makes Nothing but the best
in its branches. Hold on and look at his new style
of walking coat:eOt up by Salomonsky s. Co., and
approved by all Merchant Tailors on Broadway, N.
Y He guarantees to one and all styles and work
manship unsurpassed by any Merchant Tailor in the
country His motto is toplease, not for once but for
ever Yours truly
H. r., SAIOMONsKY.
SALoMoNsKY & Co., SALoMONsKY u CO.,
Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va
marriott
SODA FoUNr FOR SALE.-I have a No. Soda Foun
tain which has been IN use only one season
1t can be bought very cheap
GEO. S. WALKER.
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BABY CARRIAGES very low at
S. M. WILKES,
Furniture House,
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Wanamaker, 16S w. Baltimore ST., oneOf the lar
gest Baltimore Clothing Houses hassuts for and
boys of all sizes and qualities Prices to suit the
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Tom BURKE HAS PURE NEW JERSEY CIDER on
draught This beverage is recommended bya cores
pondent OF the Rural New Yorker" as cure for
arrangement OF the liver and debility. The cores
pendent cites number of cases Of chronic darrhoea
that have been cured by the use of cider 1t will be
found fresh at Tom Burkes.
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