The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-12-12
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has useful Christmas presents in his
handsome store room, next door to the
Hoover House. He is sole agent for the
justly celebrated Ziegler shoes, which
stand without rival in quality and style
of finish. He is also sole agent for the
Means So shoe for mems wear. These
are first class goods for ladies and gen
tlemen, and we can bear personal testi
mony to their genuine worth. Gentle
mems slippers in velvet and plush, are
nice Christmas presents, and are sug-
gestive of comfortable evenings around
the cosy fireside in the home circle.
| Umbrellas from so cents to So in all
kinds of goods When you go to Berry
don't fail to ask for the Staunton Shoe
Factory Goods for ladies, misses and
children. These goods are made of the
very best material, the work is first class
in character, and the styles are of the
latest patterns and very attractive. You
can get first class bargains and help our
home industry by purchasing these
goods. Besides these, Berry has every
thing in his line. Read his ad. in an
other column. where will tell you in
part what he has.
Don't lose the value of your Christ
mas presents by shipping by slow lines.
See what Adams Express Company will
do in rapid transit and prompt delivery.
For the best So Augusta county whis-
key, 60 to Clemmer & Hogshead's. Au-
gusta street, opposite Court House.
DR.. N. wAYT s. BRO,
right across the street from Berry's, has
one of the handsomest stores in the
State. They carry as large stock OF
pure drugs, as any house in the Valley,
and employ only trained and expert
enced men in the conduct of their bust
ness. For the Christmas season. the
senior member of the firm, made spe-
cial visit to the Northern markets, where
from extensive stocks, careful selections
of beautiful goods have been made.
He was fortunate in finding new houses
carrying rare goods and large stocks. 1t
is impossible to give the reader a just
idea of the beautiful novelties on the
counters, in the cases and windows OF
Wayt & Bro. Toilet sets in all kinds
and colors of pushes, complete in every
feet toilet. Japanese wares in endless
variety and unique design. Screens
and fans to be used as shades in sick
room. Beautiful vases, and large line
of elegant goods which will delight
those who may treat Themselves to a
visit to Wayt & Bro. These beaStiful
goods are going off rapidly at the mod
crate prices asked for them. We hope
our customers will not fail to see them
as early as possible.
Connections all over our own country
and in foreign lands enable the Adams
Express Company to offer superior ad-
vantages for shipments. Call at the old
stand ON Beverly street.
Clemmer & Hogshead have the best
cooking wines for jelly and other Christ
mas goods. Call ON them.
J. G. KRUGER,
opposite the marble yard, on Beverly
street, has nice stock of jewely, solid
silver and best quality of plated ware,
suitable for Christmas presents. Kreu-
ger does the very best work in fancy
jewelry. Solid gold rings, all made to
order and by hand. He gives special
rates to schools, and his prices are SO
reasonable that there is no necessity to
send anywhere else, either for prices or
| the best quality of goods. He has fine
goods at the most reasonable rates.
Adams Express Company has six daily
passenger trains for shipment of Christ
mas goods.
Clemmer & Hogshead have the finest
domestic and foreign wines, brandies
and WHISTLES for the Christmas holidays.
TOM KIB
invites all his friends and acquaintance
to visit his place." on South Augusta
street. Tom keeps nice, quiet place,
and serves everything in his house in
liquors, and his egg-nog, Iom and
Jerry, hot punches, and apple toddy,
are put up in attractive styles. He
keeps the best Augusta county whiskey
and when you ask for it, you get it. His
restaurant in rear of his saloon, is fur
nished with every delicacy of the season.
Fish. game and oysters in every style.
Regular meals at moderate rates, and
everything neat and attractive.
Six daily trains take goods for Adams
Express Company, North, South, East,
and West.
BUMGARDNER, McQUAIDE & CO.
are at the old stand, No. 81 South Au-
gusta street, where for number of
years they have sent pleasant Christmas
greetings to their hosts of friends. They
are the oldest wholesale liquor dealers
in the Valley, and in their trade of many
years have established reputation for
the quality of their goods and fair deal
ing, which make them a success. They
are pleasant to deal with, prompt in
filling orders, and if you know what
you want, you have just to order it and
you will get it, Remember that Bum
gardner, McQuaide & Co.'S, is the the
only house handling the celebrated
Bumgardner whiskey., Send in your
orders at once, that you may avoid the
risk of errors in the rush of business just
before Christmas
Adams Express Company has close
connections all over the country. Ship
by them.
DENNY Shirley
can be found at No. 20 East Beverly
street. d. A. Kayser's old stand. This
house has always been noted for its fine
goods, and this season is no exception.
With an extensive line of nice goods,
they are selling at the lowest prices for
cash. They are making special run
ON cloaks for ladies and children, of
which they have a large assortment,
embracing styles to suit every taste.
They say it is no trouble to show goods,
and we are satisfied from the polite at
tention shown customers, that what
they say is true, which makes it pleas
ant for people to deal with them. Ex-