Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-22
EDINBURG ITEMS.

energy are the principles of The Boye
Co.
Mrs. A. o. Rau left here on Saturday
last, for Roanoke, where her husband
now employed.
The Boyer Co. is always at the top oil
produce, for they know when, where an,
how to buy their goods.
Mrs. +. d. Jennings and three of he
children spent several days with Mrs. n
| +. McCann, in Woodstock, this week.
Gold Gold = The Boyer Co. are now il
New York and Baltimore selecting thu
mOet desirable stock of spring and sum
mer goods ever brought to this place.
Mr.. II. S. Wigbtman, who has been il
Roanoke for several months, returned Il
his home in this place, last week.
Mr.. J. d. Lemon has broken ground in
earnest for his new dwelling on one of thu
lots recently owned by the Allianc,
works on Piccadilly street.
DENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. II. F. Locke, o.
Woodstock Va. will visit Edinburg pro
fessionally, on Thursday, April %. Al
persons in need of dental work are invited
to call. Rooms at Murray's Hotel.
Mr.. r. w. Roby. who has been teach
ing at Marshall, Fauquier county, Va.
returned TO his home here a few days
since. He has failed to tell the boys here
how the little Rectortown girl downed hin
in the spelling match.
Gold rules the world, and its motor
power will beam brightly and its keen
edged work show in The Boyer Co.'s fine
display of the most seasonable selection
of goods, which has for their outset
start,ingly low prices.
Don't fail to go to School Hall on Fri
day night. the 22nd. and enjoy the enter
tainment to be given by the Edinburg
Amateurs. They will present the beau
tiful and interesting drama in five acts
"Under the Laurels," and conclude with
the laughable farce of "The Rough Dia-
mond."
The Edinburg correspondent OF The
Record was mistaken in bis notice last
week The Judge" was in West Virginia
and not Maryland. The Judge" has
confidentially Informed us that bis next
trip will be in June, and will be the
greatest event of his life, as he will re-
turn with the traditional crib" by his
side.
Thanking our many customers for their
past liberal patronage, we solicit a con-
tinuance, for The BoSer Co. can offer in
ducements surpassed by none.
Mr.. II. II. Yard, the principal owner OF
the Liberty Iron Works, spent several
days with N. NJ. Campbell recently, and
was IN this place on Sunday. We are re-
liably informed that it is the intention oil
the stockholders to start up operations at
these works in a few weeks. This will
be of great benefit to the people around
the furnaces and along the Stony Creek
valley, as well as to the entire county
generally.
One of the most brilliant weddings ever
celebrated in Athens. Tenn, was that of
Mr.. David Cleage and Miss Lucie Neff, in
the Southern NJ Z. Church, short time
since. Tho bride, who is one of the most
popular young ladies Of Athens, is a
granddaughter of the late Rev. Henry
Jennings, of this place. Among the
guests at the wedding was DR.. William
Jennings, of Lacy Springs, Rockingha m
county, who is an uncle of the bride.
Mrs. Belle Wightman remarked at the
supper table one day last week that she
had not seen her favorite rooster for three
days. and was afraid it had been stolen.
Her little fon Will began to show tell-tale
evidences of guilt, and being pressed led
the way to a large box in the yard. APP
preaching on .tip-tce the little fellow
turned and exclaimed, "H-u-s-h the cid
rooster is about to lay, and III have a
strong egg for Easter" Will had penned
up the poor fowl for three days without
food or water under the impression that
he would thus get an egg strong enough
to clean out all the egg pickers for miles
around.
Mr.. Chas. E. Headly, merchant at Ham
burg and Bowman's, this county, and
Miss Lucy II. Anderson, of Franklin,
Pendletou county. w. Va, were married
in Baltimore, Md, April 18th, 1892, by
the pastor of the 1st Presbyterian church,
of that city. The bride was becomingly
attred in pearl gray dress, with trim
ming and hat to match She was accom-
panied to the altar by Miss Lizzie Z.
Pence. of Timberville, Va, who wore a
broad cloth dress, cut steel trimming,
and hat and gloves to match. Mr.. VIM.
Ziepfeld, with JnO. A. HorIer e. Co, of
Baltimore, was best man. Among those
present were DR.. Samuel johnson, of
Franklin, w. Va, Mr. Hobbs, Mr.. Michael,
Mr.. Fry and Mr.. Albert, of Baltimore,
Mr.. Frank IIeadly, of Hamburg, Va, and
many other prominent business men. The
couple, after the ceremony, left for a trip
to Washington, and points South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Headly are now at the
Eureka House, in this place, where they
will remain for several weeks, after which
the bride will return to Baltimore to fin
ish course OF study.
Mr.. and Mrs Marctllus Gearing gave a
delightful entertainment on Saturday
evening, of last week, IN honor of their
visiting nieces, Misses May Gearing and
Ella Pnlliam, two of Front Royals most
attractive young ladies. The house was
filed with beautiful ladies and gallant
young men, and the happy, JOY ladened
hours passed as on the wings of the sun
ny spring time. Much of the evenings
pleasure was due to the efforts OF Mr..
Thomas Hisey, well-known young man
who is brilliantly engaged in prospect
i've matrimonial career with sunny
haired. blue eyed Virginia damsel and
beautiful brunette, both OF whom were
most happily successful in proposing such
pastimes as seemed 20 chime in with the
tastes and wishes of the gay assemblage
1t being leap year Mr.. George Gearing
was in iminent danger of serious matri'
monial complications, and time only
can tell whether he escaped the
proposals that seemed to tremble on a
numbsr of sweet lips. About 10 o'clock
the company was invited to the table
which had been royalty spread with the
delcacies for which the kind hostess is Sc
well and favorably known, and to which
it is hardly necessary to say every one of
the merry-makers did ample justice, an,
long will the memory of those good
things linger with them. AS the gnfs'sdis
persod for their respective homes We
doubt not but every heart felt the lighter
and happier tor having spent those pleas
ant hours at the hosritable home of Mr.
and Mrs Gearing.
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