Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-02-13
NeW advertisements.
THOROUGH CANADIAN BRED CLYDES
i DALE STOCK FOR SALE AT THE

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Dale sTooK FOR SALE fEt At G HE
CARLIN HOUSE, FREDERICK, ND.
Two Stations rising two years 80
old; one Heavy Draught, is a -\N~
beautiful dapple brown, stands IL nvsV IL
over is hands high. weighs, l4s6EMK uK
lbs. with superior style and &C EA Wah
tion one General Purpose, is aaaaz-.ss"
beautiful dark bay. stands near 6 hands high.
old is half sister to heavy draught stallion is
beautiful bay, stands about Is hands high, weighs
stands about 1861 hands high. weighing 400 lbs.
Also 10 Thorough bred Cotswold sheep The horses
are all from best in Va stock in On
surgeon of Frederick Md for the purpose of i'm
proving the stock of MARYLAND and Virginia Ped
greeS will be very satisfactory to purchasers This
stock has been exhibited all over Ontario at the
exhibitions and various county fairs and has never
SS- - A. T. McMAsTER. " s,
feb13 4t* Frederick, Md
VNIRE CREEK COAL & COKE CO., Ovens and
Il Mines Fire Greek, Fayette Co., W. Va,
STAUNToN, VA. Feb. 9Th. 1885,
To MesSrS Hoge q Subett insurance Agents,
Staunton. Va.-We cannot refrain from expressing
our appreciation of the prompt and satisfactory
manner in which our losses by fire were paid by
the companies you represent. The first loss of
$4,000 as well as the second for the same amount,
was paid as soon as the proper evidence was fur
nished. and caused us no inconvenience or annoy
ance whateverin its collection. Our only regret is
fire we sust aimed net loss of $4,000. We should
have carried much larger amount had we not
budng as the bus
ness method with which the affairs of your office
are conducted M ER Rs4Tf sFu5 MILLER prest.
Fire Creek Coal & Coke Co.
The losses were divided as follows:
Liverpool 4 london & Globe, $4,000
Phoenix of London 1900 90
Virginia State 1,G00 90
Total $4,000 90
feb bit HOGE & SUBLETT, Agents.
THE sTAUNro N,R a!Ea ASSOCIATION OF
STAUNToN, VA, February Sd, 1885,
The following letters from the representatives of
the deceased policy holders, show how satisfactory
have been the settlements of the claims referred
to:
RICHMOND. VA, November 18th. 1884.
a. M. McILnANY. ESQ. Secretary S.aunton Life
Association, Staunton, Va
My Dear Sir:-I am gratifed to acknowledge
your cenmendable prompl ness in paying in full
clally to thank you for paying in advance over
half the amount to meet special needs of those in
terested
such liberaItv aud prornptness indicate a readl-
mes and ability to pay, which | 1rusS may bring
as such dealing 81 clearly Indicate it deserves.
Your most respectful ly,
W. c. GARRINGT0N,
Attorney for claimant.
LOUISA C. II VA, January oath, 1885.
CAPT. T. G MORTON, General Agent
Staunton Life association. stanton, Va.
MY Dear Sir-I feel that the promptness and
courtesy which characterize the corps of able offc
ialS OF he StauntOn Life Association mast sooner
or later meet with the uccess which they so well
merit. AS ADM nStrator of the lare Capt Henry
w. Murray, Grand Master of Masons, of this place,
l had occasion soon after that gentlemans death.
fO q n n u
the Amount for which his life was insured My
communi cations to the Association were prompt
Nv and politely answered. and punctuallY, at th
designated time, I received a check for the
amount due Capt. Murray $ estate 1t is always
desirable to have business transacted with gentle
men who are polite, efficient and prompt. and can
say that those who represent the StauntOn Lille AS
ISOLATION are all of these Wishing you increased
prosperity and success. I am.
Yours truly,
W s. GO0CH,
febl3 1t Admir- of W. H Murray, decd.