Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
EDINBURG NOTES.

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Bette Dmges has taught her cat to play
on the piano.
Remember that J. r. Baker willnot be
undersold by any one
We say Hen and Bessie must have the
happy event transpire in the church.
why can j. r. Baker sell goods so
cheapi Because he sells Tor cash or trade.
We are pleased to see the smiling face
Of our little lady friend, Lula Saum, again
upon our streets after several weeks OF
confinement 10y fever.
We wonder when our good transient
citizen, Mr.. c. II. Fately, will come again
We are glad TO hear that he'll soon be-
come more permanently located in our
town.
J.R. Baker has FIVE thousand good oak
shingles on hand which he will sell low.
Miss Mollie Ruby spent few days
Of recreation from school with friends
Lere, and Charlie was just too-too
well he's unfit for business-too happy
we were about to say.
Lee Hoffman has a bicycle and two
hours after receiving it, on last Satur-
day, he was able to ride it all around
town, and on Sunday rode 1t to Wood
stock. "A chip off OF the old block IL
Lee.
Take your produce to J. r. Baker If you
want to get the highest market prices for
it.
As our good ladies are wont to prepare
their fair necks for the wearing OF the
white dresses we would refer them to
Laura, who will recommend her process
which is sure to produce the desired eff
feet by bleaching to the most snowy
white.
The preachers reference ON last Sun
day night to the large money paid TO the
Roman soldiers as brides caused us to
think il such were not sometimes the
case in this our later day, Judging by
some things that have transpired in our
midst not long since.
J.R Baker also has nice lot of lime
for white washing and building pur-
poses.
Our butcher friend, Gearing, has re-
turned after AN absence Of few months
His many friends are glad to see him.
George has become quito popular, moi
only with the masculine folks, bnt The
fair ones arc also yieing one with The
other as to who shall be-who.
Albert Evans and family, Of Mt. Jack
son, are spending the egg picking season
with their parents and friends, in thi'
place. Miss Ola Grove, of Strasburg, Il
also spending few day visiting he
many friends here stopping with Mis-
Nora Evans. Phil seems unusually at
tenti,e, happy and smiling.
J. r. Baker also has a nice line o
ready-made clothing on hand which he j
selling cheap.
The all day meeting announced to com
off in the grove Of D. S. Bowman on tn
second Sunday in May will not take plac
until the second Sunday in June, whicl
will be Whitsuntide, and there will the'
be preaching also on Monday. There vii
be preaching on the second Sunday II
MAY at Palmyra School House.
Mrs. Annie, wife Of Conductor Norris
Of Sandy Hook, Md, has been spendin
few days here with her friend, Mn
Lucv. As Frank was an old spark"
Lucy's wc suppose the good wife is her
to mourn and lament to grieve and COT
dole her misfortune that Lucy did on
herself accept and marry Frank, and 10
IONS her in her lamentations.
Just call in an examine J. r. Baker
line Of ladies dress goods, notions, shoe
etc. You will be astonished at the bal
gains he is Offering
The Easter sermon and services at tt
Methodist church on last Sunday nigl
was appropriate impressive and beautifu
The chancel being decorated with Il
most lovely flowers placed there by Il
fair hands Of our good and, We hop
christian sisters. Truly they were bea'
tiiul to behold-the flowers we mean
and we thought who would roll away Il
stone from these stony hearts Of ours.
, Lennie is one Of the very best Of DO,
3 and attends to his duty well, but "Cal
+ says the tafry party Of one night Ia
} week rather upset his ideos, as next NOR
ing he could think Of Nothing but &
! fair faces and sweetness fed To him q
night previous. Well this same go
81 bachelor "Cap" knows but little OF I
p bewitching ways Of some fair ones In o
2 midst, az be is afraid to entTnst hims'
an their lovely company.
n Do not fail to call at J. Il. Bakers,
. posite b. g. o. depot, and examine
r stock Of spring and summer goods. !
70 prices are 80 low they will astonish "
o One evening last week whilst passl
il along the street we were startled b,
3. seeming commotion ON the opposite 81
il TO which our attention WAS attract
when. loi we witnessed one fair ID
It bounding out of the door followed
l. mother grasping at the hair of the forT
- who fortunately gained the street in u
It TO escape. This may be ominous as
r pursuer W as an expectant bride OF n
lc week. Well Bette should not HI
n made the offensive remark as she did.
II We can't name all the happy yo'
" people of our town who spent the pfeas
ID hours of last Monday in roaming M
ID the fields, cliffs, mountains, etc.
t. streets in the morni ng were all profu
n with gayety in preparation for the ST.
whilst later in the day the lovelir
seemed all to have deserted
a. Evening again brought their ret
decked and ladened with the sweet
he flowers and ferns of the surrounding III
of and cliffs, all looking bright, happy
u pleasant, indicative of having sPen
nd most joyous Easter day.
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