Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-05
EDINRURG ITEMS.

Miss Mary Leper, of the High Schoo
near Alexandria, IS visiting her niece ant
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs, C.. p. Wightman
of this place.
"What q lovely hat where did you ge
it :" "Why at Miss Maggie Hlsey's, ant
her prices are way down, too; go ant
price her goods, and you will buy of her
sure"
DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. 7. F. Locke viii
visit Edinburg professionally on Thurs
day, May the 1lth, and remain one day
All persons in need of dental work are
invited to call. Rooms at Murrays Hotel
At the home of the brides father. Mr.
P. J. Allison, of this place, Mr. w. F.
Sherman, of Quicksburg, and Miss Lucy
V. Allison, Of Hagerstown, Md, were
married by Rev. II. S COe. of the Metho-
dist church, on Wednesday, April Goth.
The bride and groom left for Quicksburg
where they will make their future home.
Bland Bros. g. Wright, tobacco manu-
facturers of Petersburg. Va, sometime
ago offered to those selling their cele-
brated "Filly" brand of navy tobacco the
following premiums To the three per-
sons selling the largest amounts a free
ticket to the Worlds Fair, at Chicago,
with ten days board To the three sell
ing the next highest amounts free tickets
and five days board and to the nine
selling the next highest amounts free
tickets to the fair. Under this last head
Mr.. Geo. Z. IRWIN, of this place, travelling
for the wholesale tobacco house of J. |.
Triplett, Woodstock, gets tree trip to
the fair, he being the only salesman in
Virginia to get one. Mr. Irwin Informs
MS that he will surely take advantage of
his good luck and take in the big show
1t is a fact that the merchant who keeps
everything the people need is bound to
draw trade from those who only keep
certain line of goods, and never make an
effort to let the people know what they
really do keep by advertising AMI inviting
them to their places of business. For
proof of this one need only watch and see
who has the largest run of customers. 1t
will net take you long to find this out,
either; for they are going and coming
from Headley q Anderson's. Why, fire.
quently you can see persons here from
near tie West Virginia line inQulring for
this firm, saying that they have come to
get their supplies from them, and es
pecially their tobacco, which, they say.
this firm are selling with "the tariff
knocked clean often IT." 81 bear this in
mind that you can get everything you
need of this firm with "the tariff knocked
clean ofen it," as well as tobacco.
Arthur Eustace, or a Mothers Love, a
temperance drama in five acts, was given
IN School House Hall, in this place. by
the members of this lodge of l. o. G.. T.
on Friday and Saturday nights of last
week with the following cast of charac-
ters:
Robert Eustace, ...F. D Jennings.
Mrs Eustace, ...........Mr Mrs. Meredith.
Arthur Eustace, ..-.....A.N n. Jennings.
Edith Eustace, 49, Miss Carrie Mcdonald.
Maud Raymond, 80. Miss Nellie Marston.
Harry Gordon, ...-...... Harry Hopewell.
Hans Hurst, .......... DOrse Hlsey.
Patrick Flanagan, --..---.. &c. j. Swartz.
Richard MarklY, $500. George Santmler.
Dr. Randall, To- u...n
William Williams, 80 20 ''''"'
Chinaman, iSing Lee, Frank Dinge'.
Marie, Miss Lille Meredith.
The performance was one of the best
we have ever seen here, in fact these
amateurs were far better than many
highly Wanted professional troupes.
Each one of these ladies and gentlemen
deserve special mention, for every part
was we'll played, and the ladies and gen
temen of the cast need feel no hesitation
in appearing before almost any audience.
Good houses greeted the players each
evening, and every one went away
thoroughly pleased The best of order
was observed throughout the entertain
ment, and every word spoken on the stage
cOnId be heard IN every part Of the ball.