Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-07
Valley Items.

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| Mrs. Sophie Tongue, wife Of Rev. j.
w. Tongue, fell upon the floor OF her
room at the "Carter House" on Satur-
day last and sustained severe injury
though, we are pleased to learn there
i is no fracture or dislOcation.
Nettie, the war nag Of DR.. James
lG. Wiltshire, died a few dayo ago
aged % or "a years: She could sniff
the battle afar oi'--but her gallant rider
always quickly spurred her to the front.
If "Nettie" could have talked what
thrilling stories she could have related
The Winchester Times says Our
item of last week IN regard to Cover
nor Holidays fall upon the ice was
rather 100 strong. lie was not as much
hurt physically as he has been finan'
cially in answering kilograms aud letters
inquirng about bis condition.
Valley Jngiaiqa says A few days
since Mr.. Ilawes, the postmaster at
Firshorsvlle, was severely cowhided by
Mr.. II. l.. Gallaher, Jr., for insulting
his daughter. From my information,
the community both in and around
Fishersville was very much incensed at
Halves, aud all, with one accord, ap-
prove OF The castiga.iOn he roceivad at
the hands Of Mr.. Gallaher. In TACT, to
such hight had the excitement rose
that on the night after the cowhiding 1t
was fully expected that before the next
morning Halves would be taken out aud
treated TO a suit Of tar and feathers ii
be did not meet with tougher treatment
at TIE hands OF 40 indignant and en-.
ragged populace.
o. Thursday last, the 25tb, Me'srs.
Hugh w. Sh,frey, r. L. Parish, W.
II. Hogeman, +. B. Knight, Z. W.
wilson, and +. B. Swami, commiss-
lonels, sold the Quinnimont Fornace
property TO Hon. j. +. Hartrantt, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, representing the bond
holders Of the company, for Sl5O,OOO
| Harrisonburg Commonwealth says:
About FIVE bushels of cloverseed, III
two bags. were stolen or taken by mis-
take from Hazlegrove's warehouse,
near lhe depot, several days ago. This
Is rough on HazelgrOve, who is adj
vertising for all the cloverseed he can
get.
Senator Lewis has not smallpox at
his house nor in his family, as has
been reported. 1t is also an error, VIC
are glad TO lie arm, that there is any
smallpox in that vicinity. Mrs. j. F.
Lewis, IT,, had chicken .pox, 5ut is
about over that, and what was an alarm
ing report turned c.. to be very small
affair indeed.
David CARRIER aud Wright GatewOO
90 to FauQuier to reside. Mr.. CARRIER
and family go this week and Mr.. Gate
wood aud family will leave about the
first of next week. SIR. G's stock and
household effects went forward on
Tuesday morning, The family remain
here for a few days to visit friends,
&c. Isn't there too mauy people gong
from here TO Fauquier:
Mrs. Maggie Sterling, sister Of J. 7.
Logan, Esq, whe has been here on
visit for several weeks, started on her
return TO her home in Kansas on
Wednesday morning. We hope she
had a safe Journey, and may lud her
family and friends all well.
Winchester Neics says: Martha
Fletcher, young colored woman living
with the family of Mr.. Thomas Smith,
on Back creek, this county, was fatally
in ured by the upsetting of Il cOal-oil
lamp some nights ago. She was hold
lug the lamp whilst fixing her hair, it is
supposed, when, falling to sleep, it up
set. burning her so severely as 10 cause
her death.
Roanoke Leader Two young u.en
from Salem visited our city few days
ago in violation of the quarantine regu-
lations adopted by our Council. They
were arrested by Officer Hard wick and
taken bOlore the Mayor, who fued them
s25 each aud sent them back.
Stanton Vind,cator: Mrs. Susanna
Glenn died on Thursday last at Mount
Sidney, having reached whiting five
years of attaching a century of life. She
was tue widow Of Hugh Glenn, ST..
deceased, who died near forty years ago
aud was an aunt OF Hugh Glenn, Of
California, The millionaire wheat grower.
Stephens City Star ; We learn that
Mr.. Jacob b. Larrick has purchased
1923 acres Of land adjoining Belle
Grove farm, paying $50 per acre.
Shenandoah Valley: Miss Julia
Henkel, on her way to church, last
Sunday, was thrown from the horse she
was riding. near Plains Mills. For
lunately, she was only slightly injured.
Under date OF January Goth, our
FOrestyllle correspondent says
On Sunday evening, the 2lst, while
Mrs. Hiram Glenn, living miles north
of Nj. Jackson, was gong over to
Hawkinstown to preaching, she slipped
and fell OH the ice, breaking her arm
near the wrist.
On The 29th, Mr.. w. II. Philips, liv.
ing 10 Forestyille, Tell and broke one of
his ribs. DR.. D. d. Carter was called
in, and rendered the necessary aid.
Last Sunday man and woman
came 10 New Market, 10 lay IN their
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