Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-05-10
EDINBURG NOTES.

For bacon and lard, call at the bakery
Mrs. Sarah Penn we are sorry to state,
Is confined to her bed with pneumonia.
Mr.. Samuel Beach and family have re-
turned after several months absence in
Luray.
Miss Opholia Wierman, Of Moore's store,
this county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
T. stoneburner.
Mrs. A. }. Hopewell, who has been suiief-
ing for several weeks with blood poison,
we are glad to say, is able to sit up.
For sugar, coffee, teas, &C, go to the
bakery.
Latimer, the little eighteen months old
son Of w. 3. Grove, at this writing is
lying dangerously i'll with cong cation Of
the lungs.
Miss Maggie Hisey has just received an
other installmeni Of millinery goods, and
cordially invites the ladies to call and eH'
anime them.
Rev. Mr.. Perry, of Page county, min
lister of the Old School Baptist church,
preached an able sermon in the United
Brethren church here last Sunday.
syrups Of all kinds for sale at the
bakery.
IA far a. we have been able to ascer-
tain. there are no aspirants, but prob
ably there will be as many AZ five different
names TO head the ticket for mayor OF
Edinburg, at the election to be held on
| the 23rd.
On complaint Of citizen, declaring the
cotton wood shade treets in front Of the
Ritter proper ty, on Main street, a nuts
ance, the town council, at a called meet
ing last week. ordered the town sergeant
Ia. cut them down.
We are selling salt at sl.OO per hundred.
Call at the bakery.
Quite a number Of persons went from
this place to the show at Woodstock on
Tuesday. and VIC are told that some OF
them were go well pleased (i) with the
street parade that they did not take in
the show.
Jerry Donovan and Lloyd Ludwig who
went TO Roanoke about five weeks ago,
returned TO this place last week.
There is no place like home" jerry, we
are informed, while in Roanoke, was
dump boss, and takes great pleasure in
explaining his duties as such.
Still a few more yards Of tobacco at
thirty cents per yards at the bkaery.
The fret quarterly meeting Of the
church year was held IN the Methodist
church in this place last Sunday The
pastor, Rev. 0. c. Beall, was assisted by
the presiding elder, Rev. Rumsey Smith
son. Nh Smithson ALEC preaeAed on
Monday morning.
We are pleased 10 note that Mr. Geo.
W. Dinges, Of this place, has been re-
instated in the postal service on his old
run Oh the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
between Baltimore and Roanoke, the Same
as when he was removed. lie will enter
in his labor in a short time.
Canned goods, beans, peas, corn
tomatoes, three cans for ~eniy-hye
cents. at the bakery.
Sheriff wightman has posted notices
notifying the voters Of the Corporation OF
Edinburg that there will be an election
for town oficers-a. mayor and six council
men-on Thursday, May 23rd, 1889. There
will also be an election held Oh the same
day for District offcers-supergsor, COM
missioner Of roads, overseer Of the poor
three 81 justices Of the peace and con
stable. Announcements are now in or
der.
The other day a loon was seen in the
neighborhood of Mr. Mike Clinedinsts
near this place. Messrs. John Ludwig
and Dutch Hisey, who were IN the neigh
borhood, accompanied 10y Mr.. Chnedinst
with gun in hand determined to XII
the fowl. Dutchy led Off with two shot
leaving it unframed. Mr.. Clinedins
followed. firing four times without hit
ting bis fowlship. Mr.. Ludwig then tool
the Job IN hands HIS fret four shots lief
the loon a. unframed as ever, but acct
dently-some ssy-the fifth shot sent it
immortal part into the sweet hereafter.
would not surprise us II this trio q
marksmen would be employed by Bar
mum to Guido Forepaugh's DR.. Carver.