Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-19
FDINBURG NOTES.
A complete line of millinery goods, just
rece,ved he Miss Maggie Hisey,

Office compared with the contentment Of
those who expect nothing.
Border seeing the success attained by
the counting gentry in driving the noble
sorrels, has bought himself one, the fine
blooded colt owned by Howard Lacy.
Lille Miley and child and Carrie Belle
Shelter Of Toms Brook, S. Is. Shelter, " lie
and child Of Sandy Hook, Nd, have been
spending a few days here visiting their
parents. Bernie is holding off Of duty
suffering with some of the afflictl0ns OF
Job.
There will be an all day meeting held
in the grove of d. S. Bowman, near Pal
myra on the 2nd Sabbath in May, at
which time and place pleasant day can
be enjoyed in hearing couple excellent
sermons, il We shall judge by those OF
last Sunday and night
The people Of town and all others hav-
ing business on Depot street certainly
will fully appreciate the action OF the b.
& o. RAILROAD Company in putting down
an excellent and everlasting rock walk
across their grounds from the pavement
to the depot. A much needed improve
ment
Mrs. Elizabeth Kountz died on the early
morn of the 18th inst. and was buried near
PALMYRA, on Sunday, l4th. Services were
conducted by Rev. Jas. W. Dolpbmyer -
She leaves a loving husband and four
grown children. In her married life OF
over 30 years, we understand, but one
night was spent other than under the
roof her own humble home.
All the latest novelties in spring and
summer millinery, at Miss Maggie Hisey.
We wonder if any of the town council
chance to pass along the lot OF l.. n.
Hisey, OF the house of L. I. Stoneburner
at a wet time. If they do they must see
the necessity TO wade or pass Into the
street or do they at an time see the hand
wagons or wheelbarrows run the full
lengt of the pavements to the annoyance
OF inconvenience of pedestrians.
Rev. o. c. Beall Of the NJ. f. church has
become resident of our town, in charge
of the different churches Of this circuit
! His first sermon, we hear, is well spoken
Of This gives rs FIVE resident preachers,
and yet we are accused Of being a misera-
BILE people, "none as good as their word"
/ With all the contrariness Of Jim and Bob
we don't believe even they wonld attrib-
ute this charge to the people.
On last Monday, dogs from this place
raidcd the sheep fold on tie farms Of
Linden Humpston, near here, and killed
and crippled some Of hls flock. BY far too
many dogs seem to be kept about here, to
raid sheep folds, intrude upon gardens,
poultry yards, &c. Some places we know
it annoys very much. And somebody is
( in fault. for we know there is no tax paid
upon these same providers.
Judging by the many long strings Of
fish brought to town, caught at Red
Banks Mill, We think them verg plenty
Dad, Ludwig and Clinedinst seem to be
orr regulars. but Linden says on last
/ Thursday night be beat them all by
catching more than either Pap or Ludwig.
We learn that some Of Hawkinstown's
sports. have sworn vengeance on the
Ediuburger's. Look out boys
Miss Maggie Hlsey would respectfully
announce to the ladies Of Edinburg and
vicinity that she has received her spring
and summer millinery, and invites them
to call and inspect goods and prices.
Among those registered at the Eureka
this week we notice the names OF A. &.
Shaver and F. T. Kopp, representing the
cigar firm Of Slayer & Co., MauTertown.
Albert is looking well aud happy as
though his prospects were bright, which
we hope may be the case. None We think
did more active work IN last falls cam
paign than he and thus we think he =
deserving Of some of the emoluments.
We baye boy 10 OF l6 years old loiter-
ing around our town, who a few weeks
ago broke into the celler Of house and
carried therefrom an unknown quantity
Of canned fruit, &c, and took them to his
home where they have since been in use
Nothing Is done. Are we all so much dis
gusted with the manner in which the
conrts do business as to no longer take
account Of crime We suppose the shot
gun policy is the only method Of pro
cedure.
Whilst following the funeral procession
on last Sunday, we were brought almost
to the blush by hearing the TRADE heaped
mon the citizens Of Edinbnrg by one
whose religion is 30 very pure as to teach
him 10 keep himself "unspotted from the
world. - 80 much 80 as to even forbid hin
the humble privilege of casting bis vote
AT the November election last fall. Hin
remark. There IS not one Of them as good
az his word :" was about to bring the cant
Of Jacob Cooper upon his head. To JAKE
we'll refer for the author Of this scandal
| respectfully announce to my friend
and patrons that | have purchased th'
interest Of Geo. +. Irwin, my late partne
in business in the store opposite the b. q
O. depot. in Edinburg, Va. / have just re
tnrned from Baltimore with fine line
merchandise, consisting Of dry goods, no
/ tons, ready made clothing, boots, shoes
e hats, caps, hardware, all kinds OF gro
7 ceries confectioneries, bacon, lard, in fac
e everything that is found in a well KEEP
s store. well sell goods as low as til
lowest and ask all to call and be con
7 WINGED. Will be pleased to show m
i goods and what bargains / can offer. A
G kind of country produce taken ineIchsng
for goods, for which ! will pay the mgr
est market prices.
Thankful for past patronage 10 the oil
firm I hope by close attention to busine'
70 merit a continuance OF same.
Respectfully,
/ JAS. r. BAKER.
r. Remember, the old stand opposite b.
5, o. depot, Edinburg, Va.
= Fine Stalllons-Less than HRlfPric'
An opportunity to breed to the bel
- breed, fastest and finest stations at Civ
away prices. Reduced for this year,
II less than half-price. Speed and blood Il
-, race horses size for draft and road'te
;. with unequaled style and beauty Han
10 nj - ct,ohuoys Allen. price t9C