Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-06-16
EDINBURG ITEMS.

ReHlem Der the he0 mems IestlNal III bDe
basement of the Reformed church, on
Friday and Saturday nighCs, June 10th
and 17lh.
Miss Z. E. Reedy, who has been in
Washington since sometime last fall, re-
turned TO her home here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Rinker, of Bruins
wick. Md, spent few days this week
with Mr.. Rinker's sister Mrs. Geo. w.
Dinges, and family, of this place.
Mr. Isaac M;ley, one of cur old citiz ms,
was overcome by heat while blowing
corn on Saturday afternoon. He was
brought to his home in town and medical
assistance called in. At this writing he
Is much better.
The fence around the oil cemetery has
been freshly whtewashed, and thereby
much improved in appearance. We also
learn that the entire graveyard will be
cleaned up thoroughly in the next few
days. This is good news, indeed, as
many of our best loved ones rest in this
quiet spot.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
hold festival in their church yard on
Friday night, June 30th, and Saturday
night, July 1st. All kinds of nice re-
freshments will be served up by fair and
willing hands, and accompanied with a
smile that will cause you to order another
lot right away. Prices reasonable, and
proceeds for benefit of the church.
The authorities of our town are hay
ing public well bored on High street
between the residences of Messrs. Geo.
w Windle and Geo. f. Irwin. 1t will be
a great convenience to the people of that
part of town. aud has long been needed.
Good for our "city dads" The work is
being done by that expert well bOrer, Mr..
Isaac Harris, of Woodstock.
Miss Maud Murray, who has beer at
tending the Shenandoah Institute, at
DAYTON, Rockingham county, Va, has re-
turned TO her home here. Miss Cora
Glen, and her brother. Edward, whe have
been attending the same school, have also
returned to their home at iantz's Mill.
We are informed that Miss Cora gradual
ed with flattering distinction in music.
Mr.. John Burke, residing on the river
near here, has potatoes that seem to be
perfectly bug proof. He ordered the seed
potatoes from some point outside this
state, and so far strange to say, not a
bug has appeared upon the vines, although
other varieties planted right along side Of
them lave been badly infested with the
pests. If these potatoes continue bug
proof until the crop natures and is duG
! Mr.. Burke will have seed that Will sci
like bot cakes at fancy prices.
A considerable number of persons from
this place and surrounding country tool
the excursion train on Sunday morning
tor winchester to hear the celebrated
Rev. Sam Jones preach. Owing to in
iuries received by his daughter a few
days before in runaway accident, Thu
great preacher could not be present, anC
would not reach there until Tuesday
Bat for all this many of those who wen
from here returned greatly pleased
claiming that Rev. Geo. Stewart, o
Tennessee, who filed the pulpit wa
equal to Rev Sam Jones, their preaching
was very similar excepting that Stewar
was more refined in his language ant
manner.
We do not believe in carrying ont
seasons goods into another. We keel
cur stock clean, fresh and seasOnable, by
selling of all surplus stock at the prope
time. The time having arrived for us t.
reduce stock in some lines we offer tn
following great bargains. These are new
goods, but having more than we want thi
late in the season we make the following
slceeping reductions for the next 80 DAYS
These great bargains will be withdrawn j
80 days. So If you wish to avail yoursel
of them now is the time. Do not delay
Read carefully the following list, &C
wisely and he haDDv: