Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-26
EDINBURG NOTES.

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The bird season has opened and look
where you will, You can SEQ one of our THO
Of hunters, Jim, Dad or Dutch on his way
to the field.
Irwin & Baker are selling g.. floor oil
cloth at IS cts. per yard
Just received ten cases of boot, aad
shoes at H. f. Boyers.
Mrs Stover, an old and respected lady
living near Hamburg. was buried yester-
day in the family burying ground.
a good suit of clothes from $500 to
$500 at Irwin 4 Bakers.
Boots and shoes way down at II. l..
Boyers.
The sweet potato market seems to be on
the decline at least among the gyp-ics, rs
the young lady who tired TO trade them to
have her fortune told found that they
ere not equivalent 10 cash, any.
a full stock Of fall merchandise just rc-
ceiyed at H. L. Boyer's
Call at H. L. Boyer's before purchasing
and save money
Miss Ellie Beohm, one Of Pugh's Run's
IA irest daughters, has been spending a
few days very pleasantly with her cousin,
Miss Verde Beohm, and her friend, Miss
Hattie Ran, Of our town. The beaux Of
the Run ought to be careful how they
permit extended visits here IS or boys
are very fascinating.
Wanted-Al your country produce at
Irwin & Bakers for which they will give
you the highest price.
Mrs. Alice, wife Of our friend Jno /.
schae ler, and two little daughters. Of
Quicksburg, Laye been visiting AZ her
mothers near this place,a few days this
week We werc pleased to see Alice, as
we do not remember to have seen her
since she wa nee Kiblor.
Remember produce taken At highest
market preos 1t II. l.. Boyer's Eggs ~
cts, butter l. ct,.
Mrs Bowman, wife Of Mr. Edgar f.
Bowman, Of Red Banks Mills, with her
daughter Pearl, are visiting friends in the
vicinity Of Toms Brook. We do bot know
who is left at home to take care Of Ras
unloss it j, Sewell
On "Wednesday morning, the 10Th mat,
a party Of our young people started 10 the
mountains Ter chestnuts. They stated
If in number, with well filed baskets,
Inch the ladies had prepared the day
before. All went well until they reached
the river where they found the water so
shallow that only two or three could cross
in the boat at a time, but under the *
perienced guidance Of Dutch they at last
all reached the opposite shore without any
misfortune except Mr.. Ed. who came very
near going in head foremost. After find
ing all were safe they again started for
the mountain which was reached about ,
o'clock without anything happening
worthy Of note, when some one proposed
they could carry the rati0ns better by
deviding 1t out which hint was readily
taken and they all stopped and enjoyed
the good things the baskets contained
Then they started to climb the rugged
sides Of the mountain but had not gone
far when some Of the young men proposed
10 turn back, but most of tho young
ladies, being Of a determined disposition,
concluded to 90 on, but fatigue over com
ing ssme Of them they would not listen to
The entreates Of friends, and six started
back home While the remaining eight con-
timed until they reached the top where
they we're folly paid for their trouble by
the fine view that lay before them. After
enjoying the scenery and gathering what
chestnuts they wanted they attempted to
descend which they found more difficult
than ascending, but by holding on 10 trees
and sliding over rocks they at last reach
ed the bottom without any misfortune
except one OF tho ladies losing her shoe
and auoiher trying to outdo an acrobat Of
a circus At last they reached the road
and started for homo which they reached
about 6 o'clock aud reported a jolly time.
Don't forget to go to Irwin ~ Bakers
and see their large stock Of goods. They
are selling every thing 50 low that you
will be sure to purchase if you give them
call.