Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-12-14
EDINBURG NOTES.

Toys, candies, raisins and lots OF nice
things at Irwin Il Bakers.
Take your country produce to Irwin q
Bakers to get good prices.
1t is rumored that the Ednburg Aerl-
cultural Works will put in full blast early
next year.
The Edinburg Cornet Band attended
the Republican iolifi cation at Cedar Creek
Saturday night last.
Sheriff Wightman and Jos. +. Hoffman
have sold their far ms, near this place to
PENNSYLVANIA gentlemen.
Call on Irwin Il Baker for everything
in general merchandise and they will be
sure to please you.
Miss Emma Saum, one Of Saum sville's
far da lighters, we notice is here visiting
her sister Bella, at the home Of Aunt
f lien, our best and very kindest Of good
old danes.
Don't forget to call at Irwin a Bakers
aud see their large stock Of Christmas
goods, which for variety and low prices
cannot be excelled.
George Stout Is, thus far. the boss on
hogs, having killed three few days ago
weighing l53, 357 and 3ii pounds. Pretty
good poikers, George. considering their
being fed upon Democratic corn.
The brains of the town may be centered
in one place, but when it comes TO cheap
goods, IRWIN u Baker can compete in price
and quality with any of their competitors
MI James r. Baker has been appointed
by our town council as mayor, upon the
resignation of the former occupant Of the
Office A very acceptable appointment
we think. as Jimmie is looked upon with
favor by all the citizens of the town and
community.
All persons knowing themselves udebt-
ed TO Irwin 4 Baker. will please come
forward and settle before January lsti
1889. as We wish to close mp our books
by that time.
ON last sunday evening as agentleman
was walking up the railroad, he discover
ed bar rail fastened in the cattle stop
with heavy rocks upon the track az the
cut near the school house, within the
corporate limits. He thinks had it not
been discovered, the train soon due east,
would certainly have been wrecked. The
day before several boys were arrested and
stood the farce Of trial before the mag
istrate for stealing coal of of train, but
as. by the rulings Of our courts, burglarles
and thefts can be committed with impunl-
ty, they Of course were turned loose 10
prowl at large upon the people.
When YOU 20 to buy yOur candies
for the holidays, call on Irwin Il Baker
They have a large and well selected stock
Of plain and French candies which they
are selling very low.
Another party of Wilmington's business
men, consisting OF Messrs. George II.
Huber, Ed. Melchior, Isaac G. Elliott and
L. Frank Sharpley, have been here
spending a week Of recreation and sport.
They are all sociable, genial and liberal
gentlemen. disposed to treat all our peo-
pie with just recognition Of rights. To
our farmers we would beg TO say that we
concede TO you the right TO protect your
farms, but when strangers come among
Us for recreation alone, and act their part
with the generosity As do those Delaware
friends discriminate in their favor against
those who dare your right and curse and
abuse Won for asking them TO cease shoot
ing the birds Ike, "the Quaker boy,
feels sorry that he and Frank did not
preserve the four birds killed near the
Furnace, separate, that they might label
them, "The grasping avarico of /. +.
cost MS $1,000 for the privilege Of killing
these four BIRDS They do not lament
the price paid, hut scorn the man with
this principle