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

Our graded school will close Friday.
Potatoes and apples at J. Phil. Clem''
The Quartette will go out on the rive
on a serenade one night this week.
Best Porto Rico molasses and syrup.
cheap, at J. Phil. Clom's.
Tho postonlco has been removed to th'
residence Of Mr.. Calohan, on Main street
Fresh oysters by the quantity at J. Phil
Clem's.
We are glad to state that the soVcra
cases of pneumonia, in this place, are con.
Valescing.
Sugars and cohees of all grades at j
Phil. Clem's.
The engine at the foundry that was ont
of repair is again in running order, and all
hands are at work.
Canned goods OF overy description at }.
Phil. Clom's.
The revival meeting conducted by Rev.
Blr. Barney, at He'll Town. closed last
week with 10 or II conversions the good
cause.
70 grades Of tobacco and 10 brands Of
cigars At j. Phil Clem's.
The store and depot were both opened
on time Monday morning, but the clerks
looked very drowsy They had lost sleep
the night before.
Best coal oil only 20 cts. per gallon at
J. Phil. Clem's.
Mrs. Willie Murray (uee Allen, Of Leroy,
Rockingham county, Va, spent the past
week in this place with her sister, Mrs. B.
f. Murray.
A fine COW belonging to Mr.. A. NJ.
Evans, Of this place, dropped dead ON
Water street last Sunday Mr.. Evans re-
fused $40 90 for her last week.
An Edinburg blacksmith intends build
ing hog pen Aka feet, and ono hundred
feet high. As it will take $50 feet OF lnm-
Der he gave the contrsct to two saw mills.
Elder +. NJ. Perry, pastor Of the Baptist
congregation, Of this place, filed his APP
pointment here last Saturday and Sunday,
at which time one lady connected herself
with the church, and was baptized Sun
day morning.
Whether the prescription and directions,
left by Jake, last week, were carefully fol-
lowed, we do not know. But we do know
that the patient israpidly recovering, and
bids fair to out-rival the widow.
A number OF young ladies will give a
concert at Painters school house, " New
jerusalem on Saturday night, March
18th. A most interesting programme will
be presented and a very enjoyable time
can be expected. 1t will be powerful for
a fact
One of the Palmyra boys who had been
IN the habit OF calling on his girl, who
lives on this side Of the river twice
week, has been denied this pleasure for
moro than week, on account OF his hav-
ing the humps. We arc requested to say
to the ysung lady in question that as soon
"a he is able to GROSS the river all lost time
will be made up.
A happy crowd ofyoung people assem-
bled at Willow Grove last Saturday night
to attend 4rafling match for hne ladies'
hood A dance followed which so slated
one Of the young gentlemen that he pro
posed to pay for tho room, Offering to give
3 cts. out Of his very own pocket provided
the other fellows would chip in as liberal
IL. at is a powerful fact"
Quite a number Of new sign, hayo been
thrown to the breeze, in this place, lately.
They are fastened in various ways. The
cheapest hanging arrangement, however, ls
tho one suspended across the pavement
near the Murray House. Should any one
wish n fastening OF this kind, which for
cheapne,, is un,Icellsd, We think they can
use it without infringement, as there has
not yet bsen patent applied for, and GER
tainly the inventor would not have cheek
enough to ask a royalty on n thing that
not only has not, but never will be pat
snted