Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-03
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
The simple announcement that Sol
Smith Russell and the Berger Family will
I appear at the Opera House Friday night,
the 10th, is sufficient to secure an audience
here where they are SO well known. But
when we can promise the public new mu-
sic from the Bergers There are thirteen in
the family now) and that Sol Smith will
appear in some new characters such as the
<'Deacon's first visit to the theatre, - "Go-
ing to the Derby, &c.," full house is as
sured. The following extracts from the
Western press show how this company is
appreciated elsewhere:
Their parlor concert is brilliant affair.
When We take into consideration the
unique performance, the beauty OF the
| performers, their elaborate tOiletteS and
gorgeous dressing, no words of praise seem
too extravagant to portray the really splen-
did picture presented by their grouping in
the parlOr entertainment. The charming
Miss Louise Kemlo sang with great effect
last night. This lady has won perma-
| nent place in the affections of the people
of Kansas City.
Mr.. Russell has studied
human nature we'll. He is q careful stu
I dent and an artist of rare merit. There is
no resisting his deep humOr. The specta-
tor cannot do anything but laugh. The
whole performance is the highest charac-
ter of an entertainment.
W. F. Wood & Co.. the well-known gro
Gerry house On Augusta street. advertise.
in addition to their usual full line. to keep
frst-class oysters during the season. The
reputation of the concern is guarantee
that their customers will not be disap-
pointed.
Mr.. W. III. Weller calls attention else
where to his large new fall stock of black
and colored cashmeres. cloaks. novelties
and underwear. Mourning goods are
specially at this popular house, and his
stock is large and well selected one.
Mr.. Z. M. Roberts. of Greenfield Mills,
Frederick county, Md, advertises in an
other column to furnish mill-owners with
improved machinery for manufacturing
high grades Of flour, also to change and re-
model mills by the most improved systems.
Mr.. D. B. Engleman, No. %, East Main
First Presbyterian Church, showing the
steeple in bold relief, with the scaffolding
and six workmen on it away up near the
top. The picture was taken from the
portico of Capt. r. H. Catlett's residence,
and executed with admirable skill. He is
prepared to furnish them in any number.
Mr.. Geo. r. Bell is receiving very
large and pretty stock of new goods. This
house is a pleasant one to deal with, and
the prices are so moderate that no one can
ever find fault.
Messrs. John W. Abby & Co., have just
received an unusually large stock of ready
made clothing. Their shelves and coun-
ters are packed and piled with goods.
Their stock was purchased before the late
rise in wooden goods and their customers
will get the advantage of the necessarily
low prices and cannot fail to be suited
with something cheap, nice and tasty
whether for boys or men.
Attention is directed to the change in
the schedule of the q. & o. road which
took place last Sunday.
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Piper building near the Virginia Hotel,
and occupied by the popular clothing mer
chants, Messrs. Hilb & Rutherford, is re-
ceiving stucco finish. When completed
the building will be quite handsome one
and decided improvement to the street. |
Messrs. Hilb & Rutherford have received
their new stock of mems. boys and youths
ready-made clothing. Their stock is = |
large one and their friends are sure of a
fit of almost any quality and price.
Gushing b Son will offer for sale on
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, In front
of the Court House, portion of the house
hold and kitchen furniture of Chas. S.
Arnall. Esq. See hand bills.
Samuel s. McNabb, who is in the en-
ploy Of Messrs Hager & Co., left the shop
here Wednesday OF last week went 20
miles in the country, put on % squares
and 40 feet of roofing and 100 feet of
spouting and returned home Thursday
evening, good work for two days.