Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-19
EpINBURG NOTES.

EDINBURG NOTES.
Buckwheat and hominyat c. p. IIisey's.
There are several cases of pneumonia and
bilious fever in town at present.
The place to get your moneys worth is
at j. b. CLIENTS.
The Good Templars, Of this place pro-
pose giving a concert in a few weeks.
Coal oil OGo) 2oc. per gallon at C.. p.
fiseys
Jake is undecided between the widow
and a fourteen year-old girl.
Standard granulated sugar cents ;
beautiful G sugar cents J. b. Glenn.
The little daughter Of Mr.. Jos. Baker
was buried al Union Forge ON Wednesday
Lamps and lamp goods at c. =. Hisey's.
Miss Matte Pitman, Of Frederick coun-
ty, Va, is visiting Miss Nellie Painter.
Rice Z cents per ID. at J. b. Clsm's.
Among the visitors in town We notice
the Rev John +. Howe. Of Dayton. Va.
A new lot Of tobacco-both smoking and
chewing just In. G.. T. llisey.
Ed.nburg was full Of drummcrs ON Tues
day They are becoming a plague as well
az nuisance
Leveriug's best brand toasted coffee, :
lbs. for slo0 or Is cents package, at j. B..
Clem's
Mr.. W II. Wightman has purchased u
log barn from Mr.. Geo. Rye. aud will re-
move it to his farm.
PC different kinds Of soap from . to p
cents cake at G. p. Ih-ey's.
Mr.. Atwel Conner and wife, Of lIagcrs-
town, Nd, were the guests Of Mr.. Joseph
Evans the first Of the week.
J. B. Glenn has reduced the prices on
his present stock y per cent, to make
room for spring goods.
I'D. Lennon left Wednesday for Co
lunbus, Ohio, where he expects to make
his future home. We wish him success.
Gravely, Cc. ary fine cut, and eleven
other gra, Of chewing tobacco, also
smoking toba,., and cigars, at IIopewell
! & Bros
Mr.. Jos. Ritter, formerly Of this place,
but now of Mycrsdalc, Pa, is Visiting rel
atives and friends at this place.
The best green coffee l2ic., former price
lG.c. beautiful green coffee l0ic., former
price l2lc excellent green coffee llc..
former price l. cents, all at J. b. Clem's.
Our town ia very much improved in tn"
way Of signs. Qnite number have been
designed and painted by our celebrated
painter, r. F. Lectch.
Best caicoes, beautiful styles, at cents
per yard at J. =. Clcms.
other goods accordingly low, and the
war will continue. at J. i. Clcm's
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, Of Washington
y. c., daughter Of Mr. Jos. +. Grandsiaif,
Of this place, was called here last week by
the illness Of her mother
The sidewalks on back street have been
very much improved by our worthy town
sergeant. by putting teaspoonful Of Gin
der in few mud holes. Abs. is not quite
as good in making improvements as he is
IN collecting taxes
In reply to a letter from lady friend,
in regard 10 an engagement made with
her bv one Of our boys, for'the Dist inst,
we take the privilege Of saying that that
engagement will be filled, even if it should
get cold enough to frcel, the bottom out
of the thermometer, and when we say that
he will be there we know whereof we
speak. Look ont for him.
There will be a number Of new buildings
erected in this place during the coming
season. Mr.. G.. W Wndlc is now build
ing a dwelling; sheriff Wightman isplan
ming a dwelling, as il also Mr.. Rudasill.
Our young friend Lem. iIisey will build a
store room with hall over il for public
entertainments. The Agricultural Works
will pnt up a large building for storing
machinery. We learn that this establish
ment will increase their force Of workmen
in a short time.
Miss Lucy Berry, Of this place, was very
suddenly called to Ilagerstown, Md, 10
attend the funeral Of her only brother, DR..
Milton A. Berry, a prominent citizen OF
that place, who died about six o'clock
last Friday evening Of pneumonia, IA the
fftvseyenth year Of his age, after an ID
ness Of a week DR.. Berry was native
Of this place, and moved to Emmittsburg,
Nd, during the war, where he praciiosd
dentistry for several years. He went to
Iagerstown about the close Of the rebel
lion. and soon acquired a very large prac-
tice a. dentist. About five years ago be
retired from the practice Of his profession,
aud has been engaged since IN the publ
cation of the Gruber' llagersiown Al
manic" Of which he was the lessee. lie
was prominent member of Zion Reformed
Church lie leaves wife and an adopted
daughter.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Edinburg
and vicinity, regardless Of age, propose
having an oyster supper, social hop. %c.,
at the Murray House. on the evening Of
22d February instant, Monday next,
George Washngton's birth day, on which
occasion we wish 10 meet all the big and
little Georges, big and little Marthas, all
the Lafayettes, and all others who may
wish to join MS. Let rs have big turn
out and a rousing time, such an one rs our
children can boast Of in after years hut.
George. don't fetch the Ratchet 4 com
mittoe Of gentlemen will see that good
order and harmony preyails. Ticket, lady
and gentleman, SlO0. COMMITTEE.
HARRISVILLE ITEMS.
Mr.. John II. Grove, Of Frederick city,
Md, has been visiting this place for sew