Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-10-13
TENS Of Vast Importance

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The Weinberg Clothing Co., have
secured the contract for furnishing the
+ police force with suits and overcoats.
+ The American Steel Cut Pure Food
Co., manufacture steel cut wheaton
and steel cut -four. See their adver-
tise .nent on first page.
I Chas. L. Weller has an immense
stock Of shoes, trunks, erc.. in his
store on Main street. Call on him.
II Joseph l.. Barth & Co.. carry full
! and complete stock Of clothing and
gents' furnishing goods. See their 1899
announcement on our first page.
w. n. Allen. manager, the druggist,
sells paints, oils, and everything usu-
ally found 10 first class drug store.
, On our fourth page will be found the
large advertisement of the Racket
Store. They sell almost everything
you can think OF and at prices most
Surprisingly low.
i N. Wayt & Bro, are busy distribut-
ing Johnson's kidney cure. Watch ad-
vertising space on fourth page.
i G. c. Wheat, manager for P. ".
Wheat, is selling staple and fancy glC-
ceries at the corner Of Main and New
streets.
! For carriages and buggies. inspect
the stock of Hardy; whose name is a
guarantee for vehicles of the right
kind.
Wholey & Murphy are the leading
liquor merchants o; Staunton. They
sell the best of liquors and at reason
able prices.
J. W. Rollison & Co., of Newport
News, impart some valuable informa-
ton as to investments in their city.
The Boston Variety Store have a |
change in their advertisement which |
is we'll worth reading. They sell good
goods at good prices to all purchasers.
/ Bowling, SPOTS & Co., the hustlfng |
wholesale grocers, Can supply the
trade with the same facility as like
houses in Richmond and Baltimore.
THE SPECTATOR buys its coal from
the Smith Fuel Co., and can testify |
that their coal gives satisfaction, and |
is free from dust and dirt.
Albert Shultz sells books and sta
tionery and looks after wall papering.
See him for school books and other
things in his line that you may need.
Switzer & Grubert, jewelers. and
opticians. can please you il jewelry is
the thing needed. Consult them.
For seeds of all kinds write T. w.
Woods & Sons, Richmond.
NIGH. Holiday directs attention to
his stock of school shoes. He also
handles all other kinds of shoes, trunks
and hats.
Thos D. Ransom has some valuable
property he desires to rent.
The Eakleton Steam Laundry does
work of high grade. Give them a
trial.
John R. Kiracofe &c Co., are selling
hats. They also sell all articles nee
essary to outfit men and boys.
H. L. Lang's jewelry store is worth
visiting whether you purchase or not.
Drop in and see him.
F. W. Bell & Co., druggists, can
please you if it is anything in the
drug line you are after.
Don't forget the Palais Royal when
in search of millinery. dry goods and
notions. Watch their ad.
Frank T. Holt handles stationery,
school books and magazines. Call on
him.
Lovegrove & Lewis, in Masonic Tenn
pie, are selling ready made clothing
and gents furnishings They will
treat you right and see that you get
your moneys worth.
Drs. e. A. & A. Fl. Sprinkel have
formed a partnership for the practice
of dentistry.
Jas. H. Blackley wants to buy hay.
Read his advertisement in this issue.
For sash, doors, lumber, coal Ind
wood call on Mrs. Juliet F. Bryan,
successor to John W. Bryan. See
advertisement.
Note the change il the advertise
ment of b. F. Hughes, which will be
found in this issue.
DIR. T. T. Fauntlerey, dental sur
geon, does only the best work in dem
tistry. Office No. Is East Main st.