Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-23
EDINBURG ITEMS.

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All of the celebrated Kickapoo Indian
remedies for sale by C. P. Hisey, drug
gist.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hisey left here for New
Market on Saturday last, where she will
spend few weeks with relatives and old
friends.
Messrs. Whissen & Hickman have for
sale first-class brick in any quantity at
their kiln in this place.
Walker boots and shoes at The Boyer
Co's.-every pair warranted. Call early
we are having a big trade. Staple is our
motto, and we guarantee them.
Mrs. J. w. Santmler, Mrs. Bette Baker
and Mrs. Nettie Boyd, of this place, are in
attendance upon the State Convention of
the w. C. T. U. at Richmond, Va.
Highest market price always paid for
produce at The Boyer Co's--eggs % cts.
In quality of goods and low prices we
recognize no competition.
The Reliance correspondent of the
Warren Sentinel says: Rev. w. s. Rau,
who has been very sick with typhoid
fever. is oonvalescent. Miss Eta Rau, of
Edinburg, Va, is spending few days
with her brother.
New GOODS! NEW GOODS New
GOODS Where will we put them Ont
to our many appreciated customers. A
member of The Boyer Co. has just return
ed from the northern factories and mar
kets with the fullest, finest and most com
plete stock of merchandise ever brought
TO this place, all cheap and new, cut by
the sword,-the almighty dollar,-to hit
and suit all.
Mr.. J. B. Glen, one of the we'll known
merchants of this county, has purchased
the large stock of goods of Messrs. L. T.
are. Storeburner of this place. lie
will probably move his family here, where
they will be warmly welcomed.
SPECIAL ATTENTION! Remember our
stock will be kept full and complete and
not run down to almost nothing, as 1t was
a few weeks ago, for reasons apparent
bnt now running over with new goods OF
latest and finest styles, and don't you
forget it The Boyer Co. is here to stay
cannot nor will not be undersold, and
will offer every appreciation and favor
that can be given.
A number of ladies and gentlemen from
Mt. Jackson and Red Banks, came to this
place on Saturday and took the narrow
gaupe railroad for Liberty Furnace where
they spent the hours pleasantly picnic
ing among the grand natural scenery OF
that place.
POWER! POWER What is power
Some say knorledge is power, some say
money is power, but the Poet SAYS the
mightiest po,cer is the truth. Therefore,
The Boyer Co., of Edlnburg, carry as their
armor, polished and bright, knowledge,
where. when and what to buy, and with
the mighty tru tn WELD the almighty dol
lar ready at will, as their sword OF sue
cess.
DR.. Leon Smith & Cos Kickapoo In
dian show closed here on Monday night,
after successful season of two weeks.
Large numbers from this place, the sur
rounding country, as we'll as from Wood
stock and Mt. Jackson nightly attended
these entertainments, probably as many
on the evenings when an admission Zee
was charged as when it was free Inc
performance was frst-rate, much better
lin some respects than the average circus
or minstrel show, they really giving an
entire change of programme each night
The medicine dispensed by this company
has certainly given satisfaction here. All
old lady from Willow Grove. who ap'
piled TO have tape worm removed was
furnished medicine and tod to return and
nav for it when the pest was removed
The next dav she returned and exhibited
a tape worm g. feet long. They go from
here to Broadway, New Market and
VT. Jackson, closing at Strasburg OF
Friday night. from which place they g
TO Jacksonville, Fla, for the winter. Mex
summer they will revisit this section
opepIng IN June for five weeks at Wood
stock They have made good impres
sion in this county, and will be welcomed
. back next season.
IMpoRTANT-IMPoRTAS SELF.-Wh
= is? lie, you, and every lady. Stud
self.interest. First, remembering the fac
, of the great decline in goods within th
q last six months and that extra heavy Pc
n cent saved by dealing direct with the lac
, tories. together with The Boyer Cos IRE
uss of the mighty dollar therein whic
+ gains for them IN new goods, in man
/. cases, more than 25 per cent, and the
n know 1t and can give their customers az
+ cided bargains.
Thanking our many friends and custc
mers for their past and present iloer'
: patronage, we solicit a continuance Ju'
!, t,ce to all, promptness and good goods
!. low prices are the notices Of The Boy'
: Co.
b Death Of a Venerable Lady.
i Mrs. Esther Hickman, who resided mel