Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-03-11
Business Notices.

In another column will be seen the ad-
vertiSement of the st. James Hotel, Rich
mond. Va. The recent improvements in
the building have added greatly to its ap-
pearance and convenience and it is now
one of the popular hotels of the city. Dur
ing the last week the Grand Lodge Knights
of Honor had it's headquarters there and
nearly every member of that body was en-
tertained. The proprietor, Mr.. A. B.
Moore, was untiring in his efforts to con-
tribute to the pleasure and comfort of his
guests and with the assistance of his cOur-
teous and attentive chief clerk, Mr. c. W.
Henderson, succeeded IN making every
one feel perfectly at home. The company
after spending three days went to their
homes charmed with, the st. James and
not a few determined to return at the first
opportunity.
tised elsewhere. This model Virginia
made shirt has grown in popularity with
every year until now it holds the frOLt
rank with gentlemen who dress well.-
There are several Staunton gentlemen
who will wear no other make. 1t Is only
necessary to give this garment a trial to
prove it's good points. Mr.. III. G. Porter is
the agent in Staunton and will take the
measure of his customers and fill their Or
ders with promptness. He guarantees a
perfect fit and the best quality and make.
We wish to call especial attention to the
notice of Meade & Bakers Car bolic Mouth
Wash, which will be found in "City
Notices" This wash is favorite with
every one who has ever tried it. One bot
tie invariably sells another and more fol-
low. 1t has been discovered that it is an
excellent remedy for sore throat and also
cures sea-sickness. The proprietOrs have a
fortune in it and if it could be advertised
as is st. Jacobs Oil, the proprietors would
soon be millionaires al a single trial estab-
| fishes it's use ever afterwards If the man
or woman can raise fifty cents TO buy with.
It is sold by all druggists who keep uI
with the times.
The opportunity Of buying cheap ready
made suit at Barth Il Loeb's should not
be lost. BY r-ferring to their advertise
ment to-day 1t will be seen that in closing
out their stock rare chances ale offered
By asking their prices purchasers will BIZ
surprised to see what little money will buy
| good suit Of clothes, a hat or anything
else in their line. Mr.. A. Loeb goes North
| to day for his new stock which will short.
| ly fill his counters and shelves. Mr.. l.. s
Strauss, who has had ten years experience
in the clothing business, will accompany
him. Mr.. Loeb will also lay in the spring
stock of Loeb Brothers.
To those who wish to buy, the latest
styles of spring ready made clothing
something neat and cheap or a s'dikey'
hat or a handsome spring overcoat, We
have to say examine the fresh stock which
Hilb & Rutherford h We just placed. III
their popular store near the Virginia
Hotel. A man is hard to suit if he cant
be suited there.
Mr.. Morris Wiz, who has so recently
become member Of The substantial and
popular firm of |. Witt & Brother, is now
in the North laying in their stock Of spring
goods which will be unusually large and
attractive.
Mr.. Louis Cohen, of the we'll known
Star Clothing House on New Street, is
now in New York purchasing his spring
stock, which it is understood will be .
larger and more varied selection than the
firm has ever yet offered to the public
Their goods will be arriving the lattel
part Of the week.
Mr.. Mayer Oberdorfer, the energetic
Junior member of the clothing firm of B
Oberdorfer & Son, has just returned from
the northern markets and is now receiving
his stock of ready made clothing, the lar
gest and best selected the house has ye
offered to the public. The suits, are very
pretty and stylish and the prices are start
Iingly low. Mr.. Oberdorfer insists tina
his friends give him a call before buying