Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-23
EpINBURe NOTES.
Cheap lot of tinware at the Bakery.

Cheap lot of tinware at the Bakery.
Prunes, beans, hominy and potatoes at
the Bakery.
Fred. S. Saum and VIM. p. Hoffman left
here on Tuesday for Los Angeles, CALI
fornia, where they will make their future
home, for a while at least.
Don't fail to see Irwin Il Baker before
you buy your spring fertilizers. They
Will certainly save you money.
Remember, Irwin L Baker keep the
genuine old Blue Windsor plaster for sale.
The ladies of this place are PLAYING
leap year for all it is worth. They even
turn out in pants. At least some of them
did on last Saturday night.
Remember am the only party in this
county selling the Great Blood Remedy,
Electric Herbs" one hundred days treat
ment at your own home for one dollar.
HE. Boyer, Edinburg, Va.
Ihave just received large stock Of
casslmeres, cottonades, ginghsms, cali
Goes, worsteds and cashmeres which
must be closed out at bottom prices in
order to make room for large and com.
plete spring stock. II. E. Boyer
The Edinburg Normal School will open
July 9th, 1888, and continue six weeks
Thorough instruction will be given in the
branches taught in the schools Of tho
county, aud special training in the APP
proved methods Of teaching. For partic-
ulars address d. II. Rhodes, Edinburg, Va.
Champagne cider only 2Octs. a gallon at
the Bakery.
Bacon for sale at the Bakery.
Irwin & Baker will not be undersold, so
come along and they will make you open
Your eyes at the bargains they are offer
ing.
There will be an entertainment in the
Hall of the Graded School building, OF
this place, next Saturday evening, March
9th, for tho benefit Of the school build
ing. Three bands will be present TO en-
liyen the occasion with music. A choice
selection of dialogues and comic speeches,
interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music, will make up the entertainment
Come one, come all. Admission 10 cts.
Children under y years 10 cents.
Irwin Il Baker nre paying 10 cents per
ID. for old fowls 20 cts per lb. for butter
and l2i cts. per doz. for eggs.
II you want nice and neat fitting suit,
for little money, call on Irwin & Baker.
Two ladies men, of this place, paid
visit 10 the country on last Saturday
night. While time was slipping blissfully
and unnoticed away, one of the horses
grew restless, and pulling loose made of.
When our young men tore themselves
away they were Mortified to find but one
horse for them to ride, and consequently
they were obliged to return home in the
undignlhed manner known as "riding in
tie" Next morning the missing horse
turned up at r. w. Windle's. You bet
that horse will be hitched tight enough
next time.
All kinds of chewing and smoking to-
bacco at the Bakery.
All kinds of canned goods at the Bakery
Cheese, dried beef and bologna sausage
at the Bakery.
The only time that Jim Sheetz was I'M
abla.to get off bis well.known stereotyped
speech, true version of which we would
give but for fear OF the chesnnt bell, oc
Cured one day last week when his horse
became detached from the wagon in the
river leaving the unfortunate vehicle to
float away. This affair was too great fol
words, the old, old speech not being
sufficiently expressive to do justice to the
miserable state of things. The hind part
of the wagon was found about two hun
bred yards below the scene OF the catas-
trophe, the front part has not yet reported
for duty, and as it was very badly tired
will probably never get back.
have just received and am offering t.
the public the best and cheapest line o
ladies' and misses fine shoes, boys anC
children's shoes, mems fine shoes, brogan
and pillow shoes. Call and let us quot
prices and convince you.
II. Z. Boyer.
When you come to town don't forget t.
call at the old Stoneburner stand, wher
we are always glad to see our friends and
give them the highest prices for thei
produce. Respectfully,
II. Z. BOYER,
J. PHIL. GLEN.