Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-23
FD1NBURa NOTES.

Lookout for snakes. Two were kllled
here last Sunday
Ladies' hats already trimmed at Mi's
Maggie Hiseys.
Go to c. p. Wightman's for zephyr. nc
is selling it at cts per ounce.
Hunting hor-e-Tadish by moonlight IS %
new version for moonlight Eamble.
Ask Lawrence iii isn't so.
A fine lot OF pickles viii be- closed out
at cents per dozen at the Bakery.
Mr.. j. W. Huff and family, Of West Viz
ginia. are now a. the Murray House, aud,
we learn, will remain here all summer
A full stock Of ladies aud gents GraIeh-
en- kid gloves Just received at CT Wight
mans.
MILLINERY Miss Maggie Ilisey has re-
ceiyed her spring and summer stock Of
millinery, and invites an inspection.
Farmers will please take notice that We
are prepared al all times 10 exchange
wheat from one bushel mp.
H. 4. WHrsrN q Bro.
FoncNG rnr Certain Edm-
burg ladies who ait on the front porch of
nights with their .hawls on. These ladies
( live near the depot
Mr.. Jo4. J.. Hoffman bought 20 acres Of
land of j. W. Magruder, con'r last Satnr-
day. at SLIGO per acre. The land lies
near Taylortown and is known as the
"Boehm land"
Next Sunday will he gloomy day for
Hen WighiInan. II is Easter, You know,
and Hen. has no teeth 10 test the eggs
with. However, he can get plenty Of con-
ISOLATION from the maiden just across
the way.
Mr. J. u. Rinkcr * now in the Eastern
cities buying goods, He returns thanks
TO his friends for their past patronage, and
solicits n continuance Of the same. lou
will always find him at the old reliable
stand just opposite the depot, where will
ever he found good goods at bottom prices.
Who ever heard Of c. p. Wightman
being left behind. lie is now in the cities
selecting a stock Of goods that will rcvo-
lutiouize merchandising in this section
lie will make a nutter for many miles
round when he returas with a carload Of
goods that will make even the male sex
chatter like washerwomen, rs for the Ia
dies, good gracious And cheap "I'll inst
hush my jaw
Who has not heard of the horsemen,
Prof. Rockwell and DR.. Donovan But
their laurels are faded and their glory
thing Of the past. Our young friend Joe,
Of the Murray House. has eclipsed all the
great horse trainers and dealers who have
preceded him. II is now said that he at
tends the great court day horse sales at
Harrisonburg. and that none Of the horse
buyers who flock there from al quarters,
ever think Of making purchase without
consulting him. Bnt he is not at all
proud Of his great reputation, ard but
seldom talks horse.
This is the very best time to clean out
and fix up grayeyards and bnrying
grounds. The old graveyard on the hill
(. sadly in need Of this kind Of attention
and should promptly receive it. Let all
those who have loved ones resting there,
ard Our people generally, meet at some
appointed time and remove this neglected
condition 50 shameful 10 NJ all. The fence
needs coat Of whitewash and We hope
10 80 IL receive it at once Now don't
wait for some other person 10 move in the
matter. let us AL strive 70 he IA me
lead and the work will he done, and well
done. II We all take a hand II will In
very easy matter 70 make this last home
of our precious dead an attractive spot
and a credit 10 our community instead Of
the singing disgrace that 1t now il.