The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-01-05

VOL. XVI.
GROCERIES,.
J. ". HARsHsERaxR, ]. W. CARPENTER.
uARsHBERaER & CARPENTER,
GRocERs & PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. &c, n. Augusta Street,
sTAuNToN, Va.
Having opened large and-sresh stock or
GROC FRIES
a. silo shove named stand respectfully ask a
share Of the public patronage.
Our Stock is fresh throughout and has been
lseted Tith great care. We have all kinds Of
SUGARS, ooFEEEs, TEAS SALTS, CAN GOODS
Of every description, BACON, LARD, and in fact
everything kept In a arst-class grocery
COUNTRY PRODUCE
We make q speciality OF Country Produce and al
ways keep fresh supply of
BUTTER, EGGS, DRIED FRUIT &C.
LOUR.
mills In the Valley, we prepared furnish the
very best Flour now on the market. Every barrel
ssensed - =
All we ask is trial, as We are convinced that We
viii be able 20 please, both In quality OF our
GOODS AND PRICES
IA We especially invite the trade Of Highland and
adjoining committee.
Don't forget the place, No. &c. NORTH AUGUSTA st..
Bowling Eskles old stand. novS-5m
NEW FIRM, NEW STORE,
BOWLING & EAKLE BROTHERS
D. Frank Eakie, late OF the firm Of Byers Rakleo
who IL we'll known TO the trade in this and ad-
Joining countless for his liberal and straightforward
dealings, will be the managing member OF the new
htsa. We most respectfully invite his friends and
customers to tho new arm, feeling assured that he
Is we'll prepared ever to accommodate them
&c "a also just returned from Baltimore, where he
haa laid In q large and weltselected
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
which was bought at low figure, and enables US to
room the brick building Just completed BY Prof.
Frederick. We would be pleased to have. you call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
asWef eei confident that make 1t to your in
forest 20 90 IT, We intend to carry
LARaz AND wELL-sELEoTEp STOCK OF GOODS
szueh Is usually kept In nrstolase grocery and
supply store, g. n as
SUGARS. coFFERs, TEAS, ToBACoos, SOAPS,
COTTON YARN, WOODEN AND WILLOW
@ARE, DEAooN's and other bands
Of SALT, COAL OIL &C., &C.
We viii make specially Of Flour, warranted TO
eur Mr. Boaii1g being manufaeturel of aoar and
turning out " aarrels daily enables US to furnish
ie same grace al all times We also pay the nigh
FLOUR, GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
We would be plested to have you call on us when
you visit our city. You will find polite sales
men, who will be pie ssed to show 5yon -
not @-oR1ERs By MAIL SO.
LIGHTED, which will always
be filled the LOWEST
PRICES, and great care
used in selecting
aessrs J. W. Splitter, of this county, and ". s.
Brown Of bridge, are with US, and will be pleas
ed 70 see their friends.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
ATEITHER OF THE : ROAD DEPoTs.
Very Respec6
b EAKLE BROTHERS.
sct97 20, Augusta st., Staunton, Va
6. II. CRAWFORD, Ell. JONES,
Late Harper Crawford Late with Byers l.
Cochran
CRAWFORD JONES,
The concern OF Harper & Crawford having this
day been Dissolved by mutual consent we, the
undersigned have entered into co-partnershtp
under the arm name OF
CRAWFORD & JONES,
For the purpose of conducting general
GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
We propose to keep constantly hand regular
and we'll selected stock of
GROCE RlES,
Consisting in part OF Sugars, Cofees, Moasses,
Cheese, Bacon, Lard, Cigars and Smoking and Chew
lng Tebaeco and all other articles usually kept In
arstciass Grocery Store, and we promise TO sell
ourgoods as low rs the lowest.
We can be found at the old stand OF Harper
uonal Bank, where we viii always be glad to see our
friends. Mr.. Harper, of the firm of Harper Craw-
ford liz with and Will be glad to serve his friends
aoKARGE to any part of the city. We guarantee sat
atsfaetion in al cases.
Very Respectfully,
Sept. LIST, 1881. CRAWFORD JONES.
In retiring from the 1rm Of Crawford Harper,
desire to express my thanks TO my old friends and
customers for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, and bespeak Its continuance with the
new nrm. Respectfully, g. K. HARPER.
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