Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-01-23
5000.
PREMIUMS FOR NEW SUB
SCRIBERS.

CONGREGATIONAL, ORNAMENTAL,
AGRICULTURAL AND EDUGA-
TIONAL.
There is no way better to dispel a gen.
eral and all-prevailing depression in bust
ness than by enterprise and liberality. AS
Horace Greeley said Of specie resumption.
THE way to resume is to resume" SO. to
revive business the surest way is to COM
mence active business. We offer to the
public to-day list of premiums for OBJ
tanning new subscribers to the VINDICA-
TOR, which has never been equalled by
but one paper IN the South, in liberallty
and extent. The premiums have three
admirable qualities-they are useful, they
have intrinsic value, and they are in easy
reach of the public. They are of practi-
cal use to churches, farmers, heads of
families. and to the young. They have been
procured from among the most reliable
home firms ia Staunfon and are on eXhi-
bition where those desiring to compete
for them can examine them. The or
CANS will afford any congregation an op-
p9rtunity to add to the interest of their
Church or Sabbath School service. by com
bined effort without the expenditure of a
cent. The SCHOLARSHIP hips which are in two
educational establishments of the highest
class-Dursmore' Business College and
Kable's Preparatory School-will prove of
the greatest practical value to the young.
1t will be seen that the number of sub
scribers required to obtain the premiums
is small compared with the value of the
premiums, aud this renders success easier
to attain. The fact that in view Of the
dull times, the merchandise part of the
premiums are procured at remarkably
low prices. enables us to make this offer,
though it leaves little profit for the paper
beyond the extension of circulation. In
deed we do it more to give an impetus,
however slight, to the now noticeable i'm
provement in business. All grain has ad-
vanced and is holding its own, and that
fact alone is always the advance guard of
better times, whose arrival we wish to do
our share to hasten. The price of the
VINDICAIoR for one year is 50 in advance
and as a canvasser hands in his list with
the money the premium he may select will
be handed oyer to him at once. Below is
the list
For Is new yearly subscribers, an
organ suitable for church,
school or parlor-fOur reeds,
nine stops. also knee stops,
now on exhibition at D. B.
Hamaker's jewelry estab
lishment, worth $1,000
For e5 new yearly subscribers, one
gentleman's Tor lady's) gold
watch, hunting case, and
gold chain, on exhibition at
D. B. Hamaker's jewelry es-
Establishment, worth $S5 90
For 40 new yearly subscribers, one
set of chamber furniture
(walnut) with marble top
toilet; or one parlor set, raw
silk and walnut, pieces,
now on exhibition at S. M.
Wilkes furniture ware
room, worth $45 90
For q new yearly subscribers, one
silver tea service-coffee
pot, tea pot, cream pitcher,
finger bowl and silver waiter,
on exhibition at D. B. Ham
aker's establishment, worth $43 90
For Is new yearly subscribers, one
fast running, elegant,
WHITE Sewing Machine,
with all attachments, on ex-
hibition at Alex. Harris Dry
Goods Bazaar. worth $40 90
For 80 new annual subscribers, one
fine ussells carpet (best
Amercan) for parlor or
chamber, on exhibition at
Loeb Bros. dry goods house.
worth $40. 90
For 20 new subscribers, one elegant
swinging. silver water SER
vice. on exhibition at ID. B.
Hamaker's, worth $50 90
For 20 new subscribers, one hand
some Mohair plush parlor
sofa. on exhibition at s. M.
Wilkes, worth $25.O0
For II new annual subscribers an
elegant suit of Gents spring
clothes, on exhibition at Jos.
L. Barth's, worth $25 OO
For Is new subscribers a suit of
tion at J. L. Barth's, worth $40. 90
For IA new annual subscribers one
set of silver knives and forks
"a pieces, on exhibition at
J. G.. Krueger's Jewelry es-
Establishment. worth $14 OO
For Il new yearly subscribers, one
London Twist Double Bar
relied shot gun, on exhibition
at Frank Alexander u Co. e,
hardware store Augusta st.,
worth $120C
For 10 new subscribers. one Won
derfu1 Churn, on exhibition
at Frank Alexander & Co.'s
worth $1,000
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
PREMIUMS.
TFor IS new yearly subscribers. one
New Champion Mower,
with all Improvements. on
exhibition at Brown &
Eakle's Implement House,
worth 5000
For q new yearly subscribers, one
celebrated Thomas auggy
Rake. on exhibition at Lynn
81 Co.'s Agricultural Imple-
me MT Aorse, worth $2S OC
For 70 new yearly subscribers, one
Oliver Chilled Plow, with
wheel, on exhibition at
Lynn & Co., worth $l2.Ol
SCHOLARSHIP PREMIUMS.
For 25 new yearly subscribers. one
Scholarship full course) at
Duusmore IS Business College,
to commence at any time,
worth $50 OF
STAUNTON, Jan. 21St, 1885.
have this day sold to Tinsley 4 Nor
.ton nronrietors Of the StauDtOn VINDICA