Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-20
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FRIDAY MORNING. DEC. 20, 1878
Local
HOLIDAY GooIs.


HOLIDAY GOOLS.
WHERE TO GET THEM-A DIRECTOR,
FOR USE IN THE COMING WEEK.
Our readers in town and country will
find below a list of places where they can
not fail to be pleased in making their holi
day purchases.
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS AND
NOVELTIES.
The dealers in dry goods, fancy articles
dress goods, novelties in jewelry and
Christmas presents for young and ole
present tempting variety.
Levy Bros. Call attention to ladies
cloaks, sllawis, gloves and dress goods
mems merino We u.s. chlldren's hose, vest
and gloves, and large assortment of dolls
rocking horses, books and toys OF every
description to suit the demands Of Santa
Claus, Kris Krlngle Il Co., whether theil
purses be long or short.
J. w. Newton offers large stock Of
dress goods, dry goods, furs from 50 to $40
notions, boots, shoes, carpets and millinery
very cheap, and calls special attention to
his large lot of samples i'll tie carpeting
line. His sewing machines are gooo
and cheap, and nothing is more suitable
for a Christmas present.
W. H. Weller has for Christmas presents
few sets Of .urs at cost, pretty shawlS
and cloaks, dry goods at ''astonishlngly
l. r,,tHi fins ci1k hand
kercniefs. kid gloves, collars, &C., &C., ali
for "a little money"
Loeb Bros. call especial attention to
their carpet com, and offer great variety
of dress goods, heavy goods, lurs, ladies'
and gents furnishing goods, trunks, no.
tions and gents wear, which are offered at
holiday prices.
Perry t. Ten Brock have for special
holiday attractions, hovelties in jeweliy,
chains, bracelets. necklaces. brooches,
cameo sets. coral goods, pocket books,
gentlemen's Jewelry, neckwear and fancy
goods Of every description suitable for
holiday presents. He also has popular
sewing machines.
l. Witt Il Bro. offer new stock Of
cloaks, cashmeres, silks, hosiery and every
thing attl active in the line of ladies' wear,
also cassimeres, satinets, &c, suited to
gentlemen, and at prices that will suit the
season.
Cooke & Baker, until New Years day,
will sell their large stock of dry goods OF
every description positively at cost
price for the cash." and offer a rare
chance at bargains for the next two
weeks.
c.. A. Gladke has new and large stock
of dry goods and millinery. gros grain
silks aud cashmeles in all colors, new
style dress goods, carpets, ladies and
mis ses' shoes, cloaks, shawls and furs,
cashmeres at 40 cents, dress goods at 20
cents, which he offers at 'sOne price to all
Mrs. Gladke, in her depai tment. displays
$50 different colors of silk velvets and
velveteens" and large stock Of ribbons,
felt and straw hats, and full assortment
of everything in her line.
CONTEMPORARIES, FRUITS, TOYS &C.
Iames E. Taylor has made unusual
christmas preparations. He announces
toys, dolls, nuts, raisins, oranges. lemons,
ecitron. Ne., and all kinds Of fire works,
variety of confections of his own manu-
fracture at prices below anything yet Offer
ed by him to his friends. He only Wants
an opportunity to show his choice and
cheap stock.
Thomas H. Humphreys invites callers
to the headquarters of Santa Claus to get
their holiday presents OF toys and dolls IN
every variety. He also offers large stock
sof American and French candies, potted
meats. canned fruits and every variety OF
,sweets, and fire works at as low figures
las can pe bought anywhere.
Hope & Mahoney at the new conte;tlon-
:ary opposite the post office, have a flesh,
nice stock of toys, fire works and confec-
tionaries, which they sell very low and in
wife tie children especially to make their
HEADQUARTERS during the holidays at the
neW store.
Johsa J. lesser on Frederick street, has
pyramids of tempting fruit cake that would
do credit to a New York bakery, also
mince pies, and a great variety OF other
pies and cakes of his own baking which
can not be excelled.
BOOKS, ALBUMS AND LEATHER GOODS.
Hunter & Co., extend special invita-
ton to those in search of Christmas pres
ents to call and examine their beautiful
assortment of the standard poets, English
and American, their books of travel and
biography. also children's books, writing
eze SKIS, gold pens and pencils, p .otograph
.ash,,,ms and great variety of fine le.ther
gssds.
VT. Olivier exhibits beautiful and
,tast4fa, SELECTION of very attractive holl-
,day goods, among which are gold pens ana
,pencils, some gems in the way OF Clocks
exquisite jewelry cases. pretty variety Oh
wall Jacks, albums, handsome and novel
smoking casss and Il large apmber OF 9th
ser pretty things, besides d well selected
and large stock Of new books In elegant
binding where The young and the Old, the
gay and sedate can be suited by only look
ing
GROCERIES, MINcE afEAT, CRACKERS, &c'
G.. A. Richardson as usual is Ill maraet
WIFI. his choice selections Ct everything
ueStsisite to maintain his reputation as
first-esass dealer in light and fancy groce-
ries. His stock Of confectionar;es ela
,bracing pure candies. nice chocolates,
burnt almonGs. foreign and domestic
Fruits and canned traits is unusually at
drxctive.
AZ. Graham isfully eatspped fort hol-
iidays with d ton of French calady, choice
Snince NEST, delicious citron. sweet@eats'