Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-02-10
EprNBURG NOTES.


Sole leather for sale at the Bakery.
Mr.. T. j. Marston had the misfortune to
lose finger OF his left hand one day last
week while working in the Agricultural
Works. 1t was torn of by a bnzz-planer'
Potatoes for sale at the Bakery.
Another precinct heard from. This
time a daughter to Mr.. Linden Humston,
near town. It's grandmother, from Fred
erick, keeps a close watch over the little
stranger.
Bacon, buckwheat flour, beans and
hominy at the Bakery
Who has not heard the story of Whit
tington aud his cat, and how the once
poor boy became Lord Mayor Of the City
Of London through his celebrated cat :
We wonder if history will not make Mile
and the cat as famous some day.
Canned goods, peaches, corn and toma-
toes at the Bakery.
The w. c. r. u, Of EdinburG will give
a free lunch to ali persons coming from a
distance TO attend the Temperance Con-
yention, on Wednesday, the 1871 inst, and
earnestly hope to see full attendance on
the part of all our good people of Shenan-
doah who feel interested in thisimportaut
work.
Jimmie will soon undertake the con-
tract for supplying our entire mSket with
rabbits. lie is famous shot and kills
them so dead that they never 90 out OF
THAR tracks. In fact, so well dtthe rab-
hit, know this that they often gie up the
ghost and die when they see hin taking
aim. not waiting for the shot strike
them.
THE GENTS OF OUR TOWN.
lBya young lady Of Edinbug']
There is a young gent, who has come to
town,
To firt with the girls, he seems ent and
bound
But lust as he thought he could control
Cupid's arrow
One of them named him the Little Cock
Sparrow"
And there is nice fellow, althoug not
lawyer
If a girl wants beau she'd do welto get
Boyer.
But there is another OF whom thik bet
ter still,
He Is tall, but not handsome, all his
names Mr.. Phil.
And then there is a widower, whosname
it is Joe,
But be eats too much to be any girPbeau.
And there is another might possibl have
wed
II he had not told the groom it was lime
to go to bed.
And there is a nice fellow, whom we'all
Dutch,
He's good sober fellow, but does not1lk
much.
There's another good fellow, whose nne
we'll not speak,
But he loves Miss R that lives Up
the creek.
There's a very large miller, whose nae
we'll call Joe,
But don't think he wants to be any grs
beau.
And then there is Richie, who has ma
mash,
For he has been waiting on Miss Leila -
But then there's Mr.. Lem, who's rather
"batch,"
He seems hard to please in making
match
He has warm heart and o fatteriul
tongue,
But won't wait on the girls unless they ar
young.
And there's the young druggist, who wear
such stiff hats,
He is fond of the girls, canary birds ant
cats
He's very witty-almost like clown
He waits on the girls both in country ant
town.
And yet there remain those we call th
Big Four;
They are too fond Of their drains like
great many more.
And still there IL Zippie-some think he
too pert
But I, for my part, think he is trying t
flirt.
There are a great many more whose name
III not call,
For 'twould take me too long to mentio
them ALL
And now, for this time, ! will bid 20
goodbye,
But when you want TO know more to te
you III try.