Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-10-15
EDINBURG NOTES.

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EDINBURG NOTES.
HurrAh! Now is the time to call at II.
L. Boyers, he is Just rolling in the new
goods.
Mr.. ?. NJ. Grandstaff had valuable Jer-
sey heifer calf killed by the cars one day
last week
Mr.. Jacob Z. Rinker left here on Sum
day night to marry lady in London Co.,
Miss Kalb-on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Chas. p. Wightman and Miss Lucy
Wierman were married in the Methodist
Church, in this place, on Tuesday morn
ing. Rev. Geo. II. Zimmerman ofiiciated'
II. L. Boyer has. with the cooperation
OF his old experienced friend, selected the
best stock ever brought to the Valley.
There will be meeting of the School
Trustees Of Madison District held in the
Office Of the undersigned, in Ednburg, on
Saturday, Oct. 23rd, for the purpose Of
contracting with teachers for the ensuing
school term. L. w. GROVE, Clerk.
II. Z. Boyer has sent his prints and fine
dress goods on, aud they are now on the
shelves. Call early, get first choice and
be convinced.
Every man, woman and child in this
country knows Mr.. Jacob Z. Rinker, the
old reliable merchant, opposite the depot,
Ednburg. He is again in Baltimore max
ing more heavy purchases, as he is bound
to give his faithful patrons such advant-
ages in goods and prices as will show them
that he is their truly grateful friend as
well az merchant.
Our popular young merchant, Mr.. C. P.
Wightman, started on Tuesday for the
eastern cities where he Is now engaged in
selecting one Of the finest and largest
stocks of general merchandise our people
ever saw. And he says he is determined
to cut the prices 50 close that you will be
compelled to bring wagon to carry home
a dollars worth of goods.
Mrs. S. NJ Robey, Edinburg, Va, is now
receiving millinery from New York and
Baltimore and b prepared for the ladies
to call and get the latest styles of fall and
winter hats, caps, boonets, 60, at prices
that defy competitSoO. We also have a
nice line of notions, groceries, &c. at bot
tom prices. Please call and examine for
yourselves. A share of patronage is re-
specifically solicited.
S. NJ. ROBEY Il Co.
We noticed gentleman early Monday
morning, who was on his way 20 Demo
cratic headquarters, in obedience 20 Order
No. !, from the County Committee TO Cap
tains Of Ten, fully prepared. with a vel
ldened havresack, 70 remain several days
/. necessity required. lie was the SAINT
o, 'ntlemar, who was negotiating at The
Sh enando al County Fair for trio of dia
mo. ld-dye, fowls, he suppOsing them to b
a ne w and distinct variety introduced BY
the Cleve land administration. We fea
that ne Ia exercised as bad judgment il
his polite Al associations a. be did in tn
attempted purchase ~ the cock and pul
lets. All right, Bob, you are not the onl
one WHOM this administration has tangh
the neceS ity Of the closest economy.
On TT esday morning, Oct. 9th, at
o'clock, a M, Mrs. Ell "a Hoffman, vii
Of Mr.. Jo ST. Hoffman, died at her HON
in this ri ace. after a lin. yering illness
many we sks, leaving her bereaved hu'
band and little boy, as well a. large eli
Gle Of rel atives and friends to mourn II
loss of a loving wife, devoted mother an
kind frlei ID. Thus at the early age of
wears is stricken down one who but
short tim since had the promise Of lonI
happy an d useful life. During her lime
sbe WASH cost tenderly watched and a
tended b, skillful physicians and lOviI
hearts " no sought by every human meal
10 call ba * the vital spark and keep "
a little 10 niger on this mortal shore Of
who wasl o dear to all. But the nat OF
mysteriou and all wise Providence ii
gone forth , the weary, SIck'Worn spl'
had receiv cd the blessed call 10 "come
higher" an be at rest No longer TOSS
upon the l. ,mpest Of life's stormy oceS
her redeem ed soul is now walking "oesi
the still atsrs IN the green fields
Eden" an, the sorrowing ones no
can only boz Y In humble submission" "
will Of ala wing God The warm ~
pathy of all goes out 10 tne stricken III
hand and Iit lie con, hoping that they m
be comfcrted