Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-10-01
EDINBURG NOTES.
Errs ii cents al II. i. Boyer's.

Mr.. w. H. Baker and wife. of this place,
have gone to Hagerstowu on visit to
Mrs. Bakers brother, DIR. NJ. Allison.
Remember the old maxim, "a penny
saved is a penny made" so call at II. Z.
Boyer's.
Rev. Mrs Jno. S. Hutchinson, of Salem,
Va, arrived at this place. on Wednesday
night, on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Jas. Foster is building a new dwell
ing near the Christian Church, it being
situated between the church aud the rail
road.
Highest market prices paid for all kinds
Of grain and country produce at II. l..
Boyers.
Mr.. Vim. Mccormick Of Sandy Hook
Md, is here assisting Dir. Hugh N. Pain
ter, at the depot, during the sickness Of
Mr.. J. Meredith, our popular agent.
H. +. Boyer can not be bea. On boots
and shoes Call and be convinced.
Miss Maggie lIisey has opened a beautl-
full line Of fall millinery. Notvithstand-
ing the very low prices these goods are of
the best quality and latest styles.
II. T.. Boyer will compete with any 9th
or store in the Valley in quality, quantity
and prices
Miss Laura Ilisey has received her stock
Of fall millinery embracing everything in
the latest and most fashionable styles
The ladies are requested to call and Bee
how very cheap everything now is.
At this writing Thursday morning. we
learn that the condition Of Mrs. Joseph F.
Hoffman remains unchanged. She is ly-
ing in an unconscious state, and her recov-
cry is thought to be almost impossible.
We wish to announce to the public that
we will furnish first-class accommodations
in the livery line First come, first served,
is our motto.
Respectfully, GLEN & BOYER.
Our young and handsome assistant de-
pot agent Is one Of the most gallant ladies'
men IN the country. lie can beat the
world carrying baby a mile or so at mid
night. lie handles the little dears a. if
he was an old hand at the business.
a little chap, about eight years old,
named Chrissie, was IN town last Sunday
TO have cash three inches long in ms
head sewed up He says 1t was caused
by a stick of wood propelled at great speed
by Johnnie, his father.
Now is the time to study your interest.
Remember that II. +. Boyer will start for
Baltimore and New York on the LIST Of Oct,
here he will remain several weeks buy
ing the largest and best selected stock pf
goods ever brought to Ednburg.
We learn this Thursday morning that
Miss Belle Wade, Of Wadesville, Clarke
county, Va. is dead. Shewas well known
here beiuga relative Of Mrs. Vincent. and
a frequent visitor here, where she had
many warm friends who will be distressed
to hear Of her death.
Everybody and everybody else here and
hereabouts are going to the fair at Wood
stock, next week. If the other sections of
the county turn out in anything like the
same proportion Woodstock and the fair
l.. 1 q. gNr
We all want to see the horses 60 round
the ring.
Remember that seeing.is believing. ii.
Z. Boyer has already gotten in between
two and three thousand dollars worth OF
new fall and winter goods, including a
large lot Of readymade clothing. boots,
shoes. &C., which will be sold at bottom
prices.
A portion Of the Edinburg Cornet Band
went TO a picnic and dance near Narrow
Passage on last Saturday. The fun was
40 great that they didn't get back until
e'almost morning" The proceeds from
the dancing platform went TO the band
and will he used in buying new instru-
ments and uniforms.
The matrimonial market is just booming
right along. Two Of our popular mer-
chants will walk the plank' next month,
for sure, and the lord only knows what
other poor sinners "are gwine Tor TO catch
IT. before the fool thing blows over. We
would advise the Woodstock boys to stay
out Of Edinburg. as tho "blarsted' disease
is powerful contagious
If "a thing OF beauty is JOY forever
the ladies can easily and cheaply secure %
by going to Miss Maggie lIisey's millinery
establishment. Her stock will be found
TO contain so much that is beautiful and
| stylish that it will puzzle the buyer to
make a selection. She returns thanks for
the very liberal patronage Of the past, aud
hopes to merit IT'S continuance in the fu-
ture.