Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-12-03
FDINBURG NOTES.

Window glass-all sizes-at HopewelI
q Bros.
Lard and breakfl., bacon for sale at
the Bakery
Mr. r. C.. Jennings has torn away the
old stable on the creek bank and is build
ing a larger one in its stead.
Powdered and Cut Loaf sugars at Hope
well & Bros.
Some worthless dogs attacked Mr. Robt.
W. Windle's flock Of sheep on Sunday
night. killing three and badly wounding
two. The sheep were Of a superior kind.
Nuts. raisins. mince-meat, mince pies,
and everything in the confectionery line
fresh and nice at the Bakery.
Mr.. l.. VI. Hsey is building a large adj
dition to the rear Of the drug store occu-
ped by Mr. c. p. Hisey. lie will also put
IN a nice glass front making it one OF the
most convenient andhandsOme drug stores
in the Valley.
post Boy" first-class laundry soap
at . cents a cake orc cakes for p cents, at
Ilopewell Il Bros
Mrs. Florence Goodall, Of near Peters
town, Monroe comfy, w. Va, is visiting
her mother, AIrs. Sarah +. Hisey, and heI
brothers and sisters in this, her native
place, after an absence Of eleven years
She is accompanied by three of her chill
dren.
CNDrs.-French mixtures 30 cts. pei
3D.. , pounds plain candy % cts. water
crackers cents pound, at the Bakery.
Although Edinburg is free from earth
quakes, we do not always escape thu
wreck Of matter andthe crush Of worlds
On Thursday night. of last week, Mr. II
F.. Boyer's corn crib. situated in rear o
his store room, fell in with mighty crasl
that awakened all that part Of town an'
made them think for a little while tha
the fate Of Charleston was about to over
take them. The wreck was occasione'
by too grea. an amoun. Of grain, ther
beine over 500 bushels Of corn in il at th
time.
WIN. Hopewell has just returned Iron
the city and says he has purchased th
finest stock Of Christmas goods that wal
ever brought to Edinburg.
Nc. John II. Rau, we'll known youn
man of this place, died here on Monda
morning about o'clock. Last winter b
went to Kansas, where he took mp land
with the intention Of moving bis mothe
and other members Of the family there
but the illness Of his mother and her sui
sequent death last spring prevented tn
contemplated move for time. His owl
health failing from the inroads Of cor
sumption, he returned 10 the old home u
this place, on Monday Of last week, onl
to die in one week after. Mr.. Ran va
an industrious and honorable young maj
and very popular with his associates. II
early death is much regretted by lare
circle of devoted friends.
A barrel Of the best new crop New 0
leans molasses just received at Hopewe
T. Bros, price - cents a gallon. o.
crop New Orleans GO cts. Porto Rico
cts. and syrups at from Is down to 30 CD
per gallon. Butter and eggs taken in q
change for goods.
OLD Folks ENTRRTAINMENT-The j
dies Of the NJ. +. Church, South, OF Edi
burg, propose giving an entertainment
consisting of dialogues, Rotations, Ia
leaux, Sc, at School House Hall, in Ed
burg, on Saturday night, December II
for the benefit Of the new Methodist pa
sonage, in Woodstock. After the ente
tainment there will he a Martha Was
ington lunch served by the "Washingt'
family" ia the lower part Of the lla
consisting of everything good TO eat, q
proceeds 20 be devoted to the above nam'
purpose. Admission 10 the entertainer
adults 20 cents children 10 cents lun'
10 cents extra.