Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-10-22
EDINBURG NOTES.
New goods at c. p. Wightman's.
For a good lunch, 90 to the Bakery.

For a good lunch, go to the Bakery.
Have you seen the grand stock of new
goods just opened at c. p. wightman's
Fresh bread always on hand. p loayes
for slOO. II. A. Whissen q Bro.
If you want New Orleans, Porto Rico,
or syrup mOlasses you can buy them
cheaper than ever at Hopewell y Bros
If you want anything in the eating line,
call at the Bakery.
Gravely aud thirteen other brands OF
tobacco, also a splendid line Of cigars and
cigare ties at Hopewell Il Bros.
1t is rumored there will be public speak
ing at Palmyra School House, on Satur-
day night The speaking will last about
one hour provided the speaker can give mp
his pipe for that length Of time.
Try our "Blue Ridge" soap, with bluing
in it, only cents a cake-one pound each
II. A. Wilson & Bro.
C.P. Wigbtman seems determined to
astonish the whole county. When you see
HIS new goods and prices you will think
so too.
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
c. p. Wightman has returned from Bal
timore with general assortment of dry
goods. notions, hats, caps, boots, shoes, &c.
Bacon, lard, aud sugar-cured meats, al
ways on hand, at the Bakery.
Our friend, Robt. stoneburner, is tie
tallest man in Ednburg. He grew two
feet in less than a day. His friends have
worn his right hand of clear to the elbow
concratulating him. He wont use any
soothing syrup but hires the brass band to
cure the collie. 1t is boy, aud don't you
forget it. Bob says it wont let him for
get it.
Fresh candies always on hand, at whole
sale or RETAIL at the lowest prices.
II. 4. Whssen Il Bro.
Mrs. S. VI. Robey, Edinburg, Va, is now
receiving millinery from New York and
Baltimore, and is prepared for the ladies
TO call and get the latest styles of fall and
winter hats caps, bonnets, &C., at prices
that defy competition. We also have
nice line of notions, groceries, &C., at bot
tom prices. Please call and examine for
yourselves. A share Of patronage is re-
specially solicited.
S.M. RoBEY & Co.
We are prepared to furnish cakes, in
large quantities, on short notice.
II. A. Whissen & Bro.
At certain house in this place, at this
time, are three manageable young ladies.
Each one has a bean, and as they cannot
decide which one is entitled to the parlor
on Sunday nights, they make it "free for
all race" among the gentlemen to see
which will secure the room. The second
man fingers around in sight Of the house
for a while and then goes off disconsolately
to bed. The third man has the grit to
walk boldly to the door, secure his lady
and 20 of to church, while the lucky first
man holds the parlor until the faint blush
Of light in the eastern sky warns him that
otis almost morning." and about time to
start the mill.
We are ready at all times to exchange
from to so bushels Of wheat.
II. A. Whissen & Bro.
On Saturday night, oflast week, young
lady called on a family in this place, and,
after spending a very pleasant evening,
was about to take her departure. but to
the surprise of all could not find her shawl.
The most diligent search failed to discover
the missing wrap, and she was about to
give mp the hunt for tho time, when, IN
arranging her dress, 10 and behold the
missing shawl was found snugly reposing
on her hustle where it had been all the
evening. This is the first time we have
ever heard Of one of these mysterious ap-
pendages to a lady's toilet being Of any
possible use, although we are Informed
that the hustle is now being built with
number Of apartments in which married
women can carry their children as well as
a number of articles necessary TO the com
fort and happiness Of the sex.
We are now selling -four, by the barrel,
at s4.25 in sacks, $500.
! II. A. Whissen n Bro.