Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-11-25
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EDINBURG ITEMS.
Go to Hopewell & Cos. to buy your
window glass and putty.
Tommie Hisey has gone TO stanton tC
I'll the position Of night operator at the
b. & o. depot.
The best assortment Of teas at Hope
well & Cos.
Mrs. Barbara Snapp LETT here last Sun
day to visit her relative, Mrs. Robt. 7.
Painter, at Pugh's Run, near Woodstock.
James Swami is now one Of tbs news
agents on the Valley Branch, b. & o.
R.R.
Mr.. b. F. Humston, Lake View, Clarke
county, Va, spent few days here re-
Gently.
Mr.. Oryis Evans. of this place, has ac-
cepted a position In barbering establish
ment In Clifton Forge.
Mr.. F. N. Evans has purchased the
Carver property, in this place. He paid
$500 cash for it, and is to support Mrs.
Carver.
Mrs. Samuel MIley and several of her
children, of Toms Brook, spent several
days this week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Shelter, of this place.
Mrs. Jos. H. Evans died at her home
near here last Tuesday, after long illness
of consumption, and was buried at Union
Forge on the following day. Her ose
was about 30 years.
DENTAL NoTICE.-Dr. T. f. Locke will
visit Edinburg professionally on Thur
day, Dec. lst, and remain one day. All
persons in need of dental work are invited
to call. Rooms at Murray's Hotel.
A little child of the late Abram Myers,
aged about ore year, died on Saturday
morning, of consumption, which disease it
inherited from its father who died about
six or eight mouths ago.
Mrs. Mary Smurr, widow of the late j.
II. Smurr, died at the residence of her
brother, Mr.. A. J. Hopewell, in this place,
Saturday night, from complication Of
diseases. Her age was A. years.
Mrs. Frances Boehm and daughter,
Miss Verde, LETT here on Saturday to
spend the winter with Mrs. Boehm's son,
Mr.. J. L. Boehm, in Roanoke. Miss Vic.
Boehm will spend the winter with her
brother in W. Va.
Mrs. Matte Wine, widow of the late
Lemuel Wine, the fireman who was killed
in the wreck on the B. & y. railroad at
Woodstock, last August, has purchased
Mr.. +. N. Evans house and lot, Oh Main
street, in this place, for $500, cash.
Ateyery celebration a number of fell
lows always insist npon getting into the
band wagon. The demonstration at
Woodstock on Saturday night proved no
exception, as "A number got into the wagon
and remained there until Mat, with great
neatness and dispatch, turned them out
with an elegant upset while trying to
make the cedar tree.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Whisseu. who
recently went to house keeping in the
property purchased Of Mr. Jos. Conner,
were well pounded by their friends on
Thursday night of last week. These good
people came in on this popular coupl,
like an avalanche, bearing with them al
abundant supply Of all the good things
Of this earth, not forgetting to mingle in
due proportion the nocessaries with The
luxuries.
Mr. T. NJ. Hickman killed two hog
last week that weighed 500 lbs. II,
also caught thirty six fine yellow sucker:
and as he prefers sausage, pudding, sc.
&c, to fish be distributed the splendi'
catch among his friends. The yellow
sucker is the best fish We have in on
waters, and Franks string Of them was
splendid one and while the whole buncl
would not haye weighed as much as the
single sucker that George Irwin caught q
10 the office of the Geary House, in Wood
stock, inst before the election, they wer
much finer for table use. BY the way
what did George 90 with that sucker
we have not heard him say.