Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-02-20

CULIU hall lNlHLE-
MENTS
IN EASY REACH OF ALL.
The following premiums will be given to
all who send us the number of neao yearly sub
scribers named accompanied by the money,
So for each The premiums are paid at once
and without any delay :
For 65 new yearly subscribers, an organ
suitable for church, school or
parlor-four reeds, nine stops,
also knee stops, now on exhi-
bition at D. B. Hamaker's jew
elry establishment, worth $4,000
For 65 new yearly subscribers, one gen
tleman's Cor ladys) gold watch,
hunting case and gold chain,
on exhibition at D. B. Hama
ker's iewelry establishment,
worth $500
For 40 new yearly subscribers one set of
chamber furniture (walnuD
with marble top toilet; or one
paror set, raw silk and walnut,
pieces now on exhibition at
S. M. Wilkes furniture ware
room, worth $4,000
For ~ new yearly subscribers, one sill
yer tea service-coffee pot, tea
pot, cream pitcher, finger bowl
and silver waiter on exhibition
at D B. Hamaker's establish
ment, worth $4,000
For2 new yearly subscribers, one fast
running, elegant WHITE Sew
ing Machine with all attach
ments on exhibition at Alex.
Harris Dry Goods Bazaar, worth
$4,000
For 80 new annual subscribers, one fine
Brussels carpet Chest Ameri-
CAM for parlor or chamber, on
exhibition at Loeb Bros dry
goods house, worth $4,000
For 20 new subscribers, one elegant
swinging, silver water service,
on exhibition at D. B. Ham
aker's worth $4,000
For 20 new subscribers, one handsome
Mohair plush parlor sofa, on ex-
hibition at S. M. Wilkes worth
$500
For II annual subscribers an ele-
CANT suit of Gents spring
clothes, on exhibition at JOS L.
Barth's worth $500
For Is new subscribers suit of Gents
Clothing, on exhibition at J. L.
Barth's, worth $4,000
For IA new subscribers one set of silver
knives and forks "a pieces, on
exhibition at J. G. Krueger's
Jewelry establishment worth S140O
For II new yearly subscribers, one Lon
don Twist, Double Barrelled
shot gun, on exhibition at Frank
Alexander & Co.'s hardware
store Augusta St., worth $1,000
For 10 new subscribers, one Wonderful
Churn, on exhibition at Frank
Alexander & Co.'s worth $1,000
Agric ultural Implement
Premiums.
For So new yearly subscribers, one New
Champion Mower, with all i'm
provements, on exhibition at
Brown & Fakle's Implement
House, worth $500,
For % new yearly subscribers, one cele-
brated Thomas Buggy Rake on
exhibition at Lynn & Co. Ag-
ricultural Implement House,
worth $500
For II new yearly subscribers, one Oil
yer Chilled Plow, with wheel,
on exhibition at Lynn q Co.'s
worth $1,000
For 81 new yearly subscribers, one Bick.
ford & Huffman Drill. Force
feed, grain, grass and fertilizer
drill, at Lynn & Co.'S imple-
ment House, worth $500
For new yearly subscribers, one Plan-
et Jr., cultivator, exhibited at
Lynn Co.'S, worth 5000,
scholarship Premiums.
For 20 new yearly subscribers one
Scholarship (full course) at
Dunsmore's Business College,
to commence at any time, worth
$4,000
sTAUNToN Jan. 21sts 1885.
have this day sold to Tinsley 4 Morton
proprletors of the Staunton vINp1oAroR, a
scholarship in the Dunsmore Business Colleea
to be awarded by them to the parties securing
a specified number of subscribers to their pa
per. T. G. DuNsNoRE
Principal.
For 30 new subscribers, one scholarship,
90 months,) at the staunton
Male Academy Preparatory
University School, worth $4,000
srAUNToN, Jan. 22d, 1885.
. Messrs. Tinsley & Morton, Proprietors of.
The Stauuton INDICATOR, have this dav nur-
chased OF me scholarship emitting them to,
The privilege of entering one pupil for tuition
1T the Staunton Male Academy for the session