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COME and see the Grand Prize sale at Levy Bro
TIERS. l2H cent goods for and So cents. Is and
IS cent goods for l2% cents july11
GREAT slaughter of Dry Goods Levy Brothers
are selling 121 and 20 cent goods for and cents
Is and IS cent goods for 1211 cents juyll
Keep cool by drinking the elegant ice beer at the
| Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon
Old Bumgardner, Clemmer and all the best Whisky
for ten cents per drink at the Marble Mirror Saloon
Delicious Lager, fresh and foaming only cents
per glass, at the Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Sa-
loon.
The freshest and best Beer drawn through solid
silver fountain, at the Marbe-M Mirror Saloon. Only
5 cents for a large glass;
All kinds of Fancy Drinks concocted in the highest
style of the art for only ten cents at the Virginia
Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
RICH AND RARE.-At fhe Virginia Hotel Marble
Mirror Saloon has been recently received some OF
the Oldest whisky in the United States. 1t was pur-
chased at the celebrated Eicheberger sale in Bat-
more, last week. is known to be forty years old, and
was pronounced by the Baltimore "Gazette' to be
the finest that is now in the United States. Part of
it has been sold by the Virginia Bar at s6 per gal
lon. Those who know what good whisky is, aver
that nothing comparable to it was ever tasted in
Staunto n.
GRAND rush! Immense Bargains Levy Bro
theirs are offering Selling goods worth 1214 to 20
cents at and Scents. Selling goods worth Is to 35
cents at 121& cents. julyl1
Opinion of eminent DR.. w. C. Cavenagh, Memphis
Tenn.-For weak digestion, general debility, and
want of appetite, cheerfuy recommend Coidens
Lebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Inyigo
rator.
june27 1t G. W. MAY & CO., Agents.
wish to paint, Pure Lead and Oil at Bottom Figures
G. W MAY s. co.
CHEAP quick and good Job Work-no expense in
press work-Motor Presses at INDICATOR office
Try the reduction OF prices there.
S. NJ WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furniturein StauntOn. may4-M
ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat Get
rid of your corpulcne-n0 possible danger from its
Is use Send for circulars to Geo. W. May g. Co.
Oct4
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR SHRINER'S IN
dian hermitage and if he fails to supply you ad-
dress the Proprietor David E. Foutz. Baltimore
Md. For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT s. BRO, Druggist,
june27 1t next door to Post Office.
WHAT! been living as long as you have, and not |
heard of Laroques Anti Bilious Bitters? They are
becoming household word everywhere. Why, |
know of hundreds that have been cured OF Bilious
ness, and as for Sick Headache, why there is moth
ing to compare with them. They cost Is cents at |
package, or IL bottle and advise you to give them
a trial right away. All druggists have them. Man.
nfactured by w. E. Thornton, Baltimore, Nd
juneN 1t
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NEW Adyertisements

NEW FRESH MEAT STORE.
Having given up eur meat stalls in the market
house, we have removed to our
NEW BUILDING ON AUGUSTA STREET,
where our facilities for furnishing
CHOICE FRESH MEAT,
are greater than ever before.
The being no partnership between the subscribers,
we occupy different rooms in the building doing Il
OF the two establishments
THE LARGE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
at the farm of VIM. Asst, capable of holding enough
meat to supply the city. is used to replenish our
stalls in town, and meats are kept constantly
FRESH AND COOL
in the smaller refrigerator of Joseph Asst in his
meat store in the town building, so our customers
can get meat
ANY DAY IN THE WEEK
ANY HOUR IN THE DAY.
as fresh as if it was just slaughtered and good
deal better for the freezing process it goes through
Our old customers and the public generally are in
vited to examine our NEW AND COMPLETE AR
RANGEMENT superior to anything of the kind in
Virginia
VIM. asst,
july11 tt JOS. P. Asst.
1870. 1879.
pURKE's LIVERY STABLES,
ID STANTON, VA.
For the summer season of 1875 the subscriber has
purchased new and elegant
LIVERY OUTFITS,
CONSISTING OF
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
HACKS al FHHroSs' &C.
which in neatness.and ease of moving are unequaled
in the Valley. His horses are fine looking, gentle
and fast. and for both driving and riding surpaSs
any livery in the State
Horses fed and boarded on liberal terms.
He has also just established
CITY EXPRESS LINE.
and will receive and deliver BAGGAGE promptly at
any point within the city limits at the very low
price of 10 cents per piece Teams safe and drivers
trustworthy Messages left with any OF the drivers
OF at the office will receive prompt and courteous
attention.
office near the bridge (new buiding.)
julyll tt ED. BURKE.
DEST QUALITY OF FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS Ar
ID so cents per yard, at
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ED.

VINES.-In Greenville. July LIST, 1879, of pneumo-
mia. Lula L. daughter of j. W. and Mary j. Vines,
aged year, months and days,
TUCKER-At the residence Of his grand father Col
VIM. T. Preston, near Lexington, July End Pres
ton Johnston Tucker, infant child of Harry st. G.
and Hennine j. Tucker, of Staunton.
TANQUARY.;-In Lexington, on the evening of Jul
ly 7th, Charles Franklin, aged five months, of
A B. and Laura Tanquary.
DAVENPORT.-On the 9Th Inst. in Staunton, Alice
Hathaway. aged months, daughter of Isaac and
Helen B. Davenport, Of Richmond. The funeral
took place at O'Clock P M. Monday, at the res
idence Of G, b. Davenport, Main and Foushee
streets Richmond.
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Headquarters for GENUINE Deviled Crabs at
Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon and Restau.
rant.
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GRAND closing out sale at Levy Brothers.. Goods
worth 12H to 20 cents for and cents Goods worth
25 to 35 cents for l2119 cents. iulYll
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iulyl1 1t

SUFFER- not disappointment by employing too ma
ny cures but for the diseases of Infancy use DIR
Bulls Baby Syrup which never disappoints an,
costs only 25 cents bottle
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Keep cool by drinking the elegant ice beer at the
Virginia Hotel Marble-Mirror Saloon.
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES USE A AND so,oa
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for the
county of Augusta rendered in the Chancery cause
of Crawford vs. Hottie and ais, we, the undersigned
Commissioners, will proceed on
Monday, the 2Sth day of July, 1879,
County Court day. to sell at public auction in front
of the court house of Augusta county, to the highest
bidder, the three houses and lots
now in the possession of Joseph F. A aSAI-N
Hottie, situated in the town of Mt. fMMSSAAtlM
Scion, in Augusta county, nlfG5 HIT6M
LIST lot contains Il acre of land on A z94ss-zzgEs
which there Is a comfortable two story frame
by Jos. F. Hottie.
End lot contains 4 acre of land on which there is
two story frame building with four rooms in it.
3rd lot contains Il acre of land with good frame
House upon it and Stable.
These lots will be sold separately upon the fol-
lowing
+ .I.NRMS:-Enough cash to pay costs Of suit and
sale, and the residue upon credit OF three equal
annual installments, the purchaser executing bonds
therefor with approved personal security bearing
interest from day of sale and title retained as uti
mate security
y MEADE F. WHITE,
s-.. PRESTON A. BAYLOR,
tt~ W. E. CRAIG,
~-. GEORGE M. COCHRAN,
july4 Commissioners.
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COME and see the Grand Prize sale at Levy Bro
TIERS. l21s cent goods for and So cents. Is and
IS cent goods for l21S cents july11
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ONE OF THE WONDERS OF
~ THE 18th CENTURY
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The choicest and most elegant drinks at the Vir
ginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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Mr.. w. E. Thornton, Baltimore, Md, means Wha
he says when he asserts that his j. M. LaroqueS
AntiBous Btters will relieve the severest of
Sick Headache or Constipation, and for any disease
of the Liver or Stomach they unsurpassed. Ner-
vouSness and Dyspepsia quickly and efectually GU
red. He does not claim his Bitters to be cure for
all diseases but for those named above he will guar
antee them to work like charm. Don't take his as
sertion for it. The Bitters will talk for themselves;
give them trial. Sold by all druggists Price, Csc.
package, or $l,00 per bottle.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER in
cientifc combination of some of the most power
ul restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. I
restores gray hair to its original color 1t makes
the scalp white and Clean 1t dandruff and hui
mors and falling out of the hair. 1t furnishes the
nutritiye principle by which the hair is nourished
and supported. 1t makes the hair moist, soft and
glossy and is unsurpassed as hair-dressng. 1t is
the most economical preparation ever offered to the
public, as its effects remain long time, making on
Iy occasional application necessary. 1t is recon
mended and and used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed by the State Assayer Of Massa-
husetts The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of many years, both in
this country and in foreign lands and it is now
known and used in all the civilized countries of the
world.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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GREAT slaughter of Dry Goods! Levy Brothers
are selling 121 and 20 cent goods for and cents
Is and IS cent goods for 1211 cents july11
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-11

Practical Physician, at 1O6 N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore
Nd, (who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion, inys-
riably cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness
This is triumph in medical chemistry and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail. He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist. as-Sold by all Druggist
and country Stores
june6-1y
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Old Bumgardner, Clemmer and all the best Whisky
for ten cents per drink at the Marble Mirror Saloon
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-11

Seven-year-old Bumgardner Whiskey at the Viz
ginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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By virtue of the provisions OF deed of trust exc
cuted the 30th day OF October, 1877 and duly recor
ded by Mai. Edward Mcmahon and wife, to the I'M
dersigned, as Trustees. and in conformity with two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county rem
April. 1879 in the cause of baylor VS.. Mcmahon"
the undersigned, as trustees will,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-11

Delicious Lager, fresh and foaming, only cents
per glass, at the Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Sa-
loon.
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TIE PRICES SHOW TT.
Grand Senl-Annnal Closing Sale.
LEV Y BROTHERS

that must induce
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The freshest and best Beer, drawn through solid
silver fountain, at the Marble-Mirror Saloon Only
cents for large glass.
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4 Fifteen Hundred Dollar Refrigerator.

FROM SUMMER HEAT TO 36o-AN OLD
TIME CATTLE AXE.
&C., &C, &C.
The lovers of juicy steake and tendel
mutton, will be interested to know of thu
preparation that Messrs. William and Jos
p. Asst have made for the hot season. Mr.
VIM. Asst after examining the most ap
proved methods of refrigerating; deter
mined npon the plan adopted by the most
successful meat dealers in Baltimore and
different from anything hitherto seen in
this State. He procured the services of an
expert and had built upon his farm near
town at the cost of 81 500 mammoth re-
frigerator which Was completed just before
new years. day. 1t took 100 tons of ice
and cost about $175 to fill this big cooler,
in which Is beeves and 80 mutton and
lambs may be slowed away. There are
three compartments. In the central one
the butchered beeves are hung by halves,
in another mutton, lamb. shoat &C., and
In the third the corning or picking pro-
cess is carried on as perfectly as if it were
winter. When it is stated that the Their
mometer hanging in the refrigerator reg
listers at its lowest SO degrees, one may i'm
agime the chill that struck to the bone Of
our reporter as he entered. The hanging
meat was as hard and cold as if it had
hung all night in the open air in the DE I'd
of winter. By the opening of the ventila
tors the currents OF icy air can be brought
over this large mass of ice through the air
tight chambers and when the doors are
closed a person who comes from temper
allure Of so into one of So must be p S.
sessed of extraordinary endurance it he
can stand it minutes and the air is so
dry that wet handkerchief placed in the
refrigerator dried as soon as one hung in
the sun outside. A cat was accidentally
locked up in the Baltimore refrigerator
after which Mr.. Ast's was modelled and
when discovered 20 minutes after, was
lying stiff upon the stone floor.
In this place the brothers Asst store
away their meat as soon as it is slaugh-
tered, and here it may hang for weeks and
get better all the time. Those of their
customers who have tried it, much prefer
that their meat should be slaughtered at
least week before use. An experiment
was made upon roast which hung up
AZ summer days, and was when eaten
then as fresh as if it had just been
slaughtered.
The cattle are driven into pen adj
joining this establishment, fastened by
the horns and drawn into the slaughter
house by windlass. A single man here
catches, kills and butchers the largest
steer the county can produce, also hangs
them up and runs them into the refrigera-
tor. A curious old axe with hammer
pole may be seen in the slaughter room.
1t was used for 80 years by the father Of
Mr.. Asst, and has served the son for Is
years. He thinks If he now owned
half the cattle it has slain in So years
he would be willing to retire from
business.
After the meat has been sufficiently re-
frigerated at this establishment 1t is taken
to their new meat store on Augusta street,
where it is kept III a smaller refrigerator of
Mr.. Joseph Ast's invention, and retailed
to their customers as called for. as will be
seen in another column.
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LEVY BROTHERS


nend Ito benefit of this 4e4
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EoR RENT.-Desirable rooms for rent on Gospel
HILL For particulars inquire at
luy4 II THIS OFFICE
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All kinds of Fancy Drinks concocted in the highest
style OF the art for only ten cents at the Virginia
Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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LEVY BROTHERS

Will offer all kinds of their
,$2.1} WASH PoPLINs at 64c .
an do ~. do at S5c
5a. WOOL POPLINS at 1899
do do at 1899
COLORED LAWNS at tic ite@
8 ldo2}t'& do at Sic
CALICOES at and &c t>f.
PERCALES at 8 and 10c sa. II.
CAMBRICS 81 and SIC.
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GEO. W. MAY & CO., AGENTS,
juIy11 1t No. g. 5. Augusta St Staunton, Va
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Summer Season opens June LIST.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR SHRINER'S IN
dian hermitage and if he fails to supply you ad-
dress the Proprietor, David E. Foutz. Baltimore,
Md. For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT s. BRO, Druggist,
june27 1t next door to Post Office.
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DOR RENT.
store VI! 8th st. Sc: ................... $500
90 1000 81, iurn'sned ~ RS 1900
S.av.el 81, Del 'th anu 9th se........... 500
~ ~ r. zap 81, Mod lmps, IL RS. 40 90
70 1a5 "a ave NV, Louse&store, mi IL rs. 66 &c
NO 90 missouri ave., gas and water, g RS 60 (O
- I'D st. Il. g., furnished, rs.......,..,, 1900
FOR SALE.
~ ~ Ilth ct e.. lot l4xSO.. 1880
S5t on Islana ave. moo lmps. $500
'ln 81 Nv mouse and store. 1000
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the CITY
AUG. A EICHOI SON, Real Estate Broker
.o.. Lenox Building, corner 18th and G ST.
'an<otr Room No 2
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Passes that Paw.

In view OF the amendment TO the army ap-
preparation bill, which allows railroad COM
panies TO use their own lines for the use of the
public and the government, which the Western
Union Telegraph company is resisting, the fol-
lowing extract from the PRESIDENT report of
the Western Union company will strike some
Congressman as peculiar. The president says:
1.-THE franks issued TO government Officials
constitute nearly third OF the total compli-
mentary business. The wires OF the Western
Union company extend into thirty-Seven states
and nine territories within the limits OF the
United states, and into four OF the British pro-
yinces. In all OF them our property is more or
less subject to the action of the national state
and municipal authorities, and the judicious
use OF complimentary franks among them has
been the means OF saving TO the company many
times the money value OF the free service per-
formed
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important improvements In the spindle
shaped steamers upon which the winans family
OF Baltimore have been experimenting so long
and upon which they have spent so much
money, are announced. The expectation is
that the time Is approaching in the immediate
future when steamer will be built that will
cross the Atlantic In less than six days at all
seasons, and, happy contamination, will pre-
vent sea-sicknesS. The experiments cannot be
Drought TO successful conclusion too soon.
Qualmish travellers will hope with especial
fervW for the success OF the invention that Is 10
rob the ocean voyage OF its terrors
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The plague In Russia seems to be spreading
steadily. There is nc nation so remote that the
course OF the disease becomes to it matter of
indifference, Asia Minor is in constant CON-
munication with Russia by land and the Medi-
terTanean ports by sea- Quarantine and NIL
ttary cordons will not prevent the plague from
spreading over continental Europe and even to
England II 1t once gains the Roadway that has
characterized some OF its outbreaks In the past
The soldiers OF military Gordon might prevent
fug1tiveS from the disease from crossing the
line, but, becoming infected themselves would
transmit the plague to those in their neighbor-
hood, and so the disease would spread In spite
OF precautions. With the plague in England
we should need national quarantine, state
guarantees and every precaution Imaginable
to protect the New World
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The sailors strike In Liverpool is growing to
alarming proportions. Ten thousand sailors.
more or less make formidable mob to be sup
pressed. Extra forces to aid in preventing
serious disturbance. are to be brought from
other places. and the city authorities have
called upon all welldisposed citizens to work
towards the same end. Meanwhile the de-
parture OF vessels is delayed or prevented, COL
hsions occur between policemen and detach-
ments OF the strikers, and there Is general
apprehension that the future has worse trouble
In store. England Is fast approaching that
condition In respect to trade and the working
classes which offers such temptations to ruler
TO plunge the nation into war. Emigration or
foreign war must relieve the overcrowded occu-
pations. Many OF the English industries are
dying or dead, and other provision must be
made for those who found employment in
them
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TEN PER CENT. OFF For CASH.
Nothing Short of Unmistakable behehts

conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could
originate and III the reputation which AH Frs
SAhSPAhILLA enjoys. 1t i. compound OF the
nest vegetable alternatives, with the 1od1des OF Po-
tsssinm and Iron and is the most effectual of all
remedies for scrofulOus. mercurlal. or blood dis
orders Uniformly suct essful and certain in its
r, medal effects, it produces rapid and complete
cures of Scrofula Sores, Bojls. Humors, Pimples,
Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all disor ers arising
from impurity of the b ood. By its invigoratiuS
efTects 1t always relieves and often cures Liver Com
plants, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and
Is patent rtnswer of vitality. For purifying the
blood it has TO equal. 1t tones up the system re-
stores and preserves the health. d moirts yigor
aud energy. For forty years it has been in extern
s;Ye use. and isto-day he most available medicine
for the suffering sick anywhere
For SALE BY T. D. GILMAN AND ALL DEALERS
ian lon. w.t.2r
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Three Story Houses far Sale.

issue the LIST and 18th of each mon.l'a bullet,
% a prouerty for rent snd sale on ms books which
can be had application at rly Office will be sen
by mail, if desired.
auction SIes
On MONDAY, February I0lh, at p. NJ, No. 80
North Cal itoi street.
Loans.
sli.o00, $4,000. Sl,9GO, $1,000 at per cent $50
al per fehS.Ir
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Sunday morning, Feburary9 either in
or in going from st. Peters Sunday School along
4th to G. down g to 9Th St, a Lad, 3 ENAMELED
GOLD BRACELET. Reward will be paid if returned
TO D. o. CROSS, DUG 9Th st. sc. feblU-2ts
I OST OR MISLAID-TWO CERTIFICATES
- numbered 704 and TO- representing eleven
Shares OF Stock in the Metr polltan Railroad Com
any All persons are hereby notified not to plr-
chase either of the above certificates as duplicates
therefor have been applied Tor at tn Office of the
Company feblO2t
IL tie setting. very liberal reward viii be p,iJ
ir any or nation that shall lead to its recovery
By application to G. G. JONES. at the Senate Post
oi'ife. febS-3ts
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FOR RENT AND SALE

TOR REET-Two HOUSES. with all the
Il modern improvements. Corner 18th and d St
W,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

j. GEORGES,
q Manufacturer OF Gents Fine BOOTS SHOES
AID CATERS,
corner 9th and @ streets, under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
repairing neatly executed. New Eastics inserted
janS-lm - w.