Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07
EDINBURG ITEMS.


D.n't buy your winter footwear until
You examine B. f. Hisey's stock.
Mr.. Lcmuel Ritter, Of Meyersdale, p,
is here on a visit to bis native place.
Ladies' cloaks, latest style, and lowest
prices at J. B. Clem's.
Harry Miller, of Washington, d. c., is
spending awhile with his relatives in eur
town.
HATS! HATS! HATs!-B)ys hats 10
cts, and up; mems hats Is cts. and up at
). b. Clern's.
Mr.. W. 4. Whissen has bought the
Conner property adjoining T. J. Marston's
on Main street. He will occupy it in a
short time.
Just listen, ladies Seamless shoes,
never sold for less than sl.OO, for So. cts
at J. B. Clem's.
The Democrats will raise Cleveland
and Stevenson pole at this place on Sat
urday, the sth inst
DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. T. F. Locke will
visit Ednburg on Thursday, Oct. l3, and
remain one day. All persons in need Of
dental work are inYltcd to call. Rooms
at Murray's Hotel.
B. F. Hisey has the largest aud best
assortment Of footwear in town Give
him a call.
Mr.. II. A. Whissen IS preparing to build
new house with handsome brick front
on the same lot on which the Bakery is
situated. 1t will be big improvement
to that part of Nam street.
J. B. Glenn says if he can not save You
from 50 to IS cts on a PAIR of boots or
shoes he does not wish you to buy of him.
The Messrs. Hisey have greatly i'm
proved their blacksmith shop on Main
street by newly weather boarding and
putting a new roof on it. They have also
raised the shed in front so that it extends
over the sidewalk and is now high enough
for a tall man TO pass under it without
humping his head. We all return thanks
for this enterprise.
Yellow lalls shoes $l.75 at } Clem's.
Otter merchants sell the same shoes for
81 %.
A lady from this place, to the w. c. T.
U. at Winchester, Monday of list week,
found no one at the depot to direct her.
Asking some one she was directed to a
certain church which she found closed.
Finding another house of worship she ex-
claimed, "This is the place, the doors are
aiar, - and at once walked n. 1t did not
take her over an hour to discover that she
was in the Catholic church.
]. B. Glenn has returned from the
Northern cities and has the largest stock
of goods eve; brought to the Valley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carper, wife of Mr..
Henry Carper, living on the river near
town. was found dead in her bed on
Wednesday morning of last week. Mrs.
Carpcr bad been suffering from heart
trouble for some time, but her case had
not been regarded as a critical one, and
she had been enjoying pretty fair health
prior to her sudden and unexpected death.
Her ase was G5 years, II months and %
days.
B. F. Hisey's is headquarters for all
kinds of footwear. His prices, quality of
goods considered, are tSe lowest. The
best is the cheapest, always.
Mr.. Joseph w. Evans, who has been
lying very i'll for some time, died on
Monlay morning at one o'clock, IN his
18th year. Mr.. Evans was one of our
oldest and best respected citizens, aud
was postmaster here for a number OF
years, in which position he gave great
satisfaction. lie leaves widow, four
sons and FIVE daughtr', all grown, to
mourn their loss
Great excitement in Ellnburg over Il
immense stock Of ready-made clothing at
Clem's. $500 suits for Sc 90; 500 suits
for S.. so, aud So 90 suits for 81 90. All
job lots.
Boots aud Shoes at J. B. Clem's at
prices never before heard Of. The beet
full stock Kip boots, full double sole %
inches leg, worth $3.50 at any store; my
price SO 90.