Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-05-21
EXCHANGE NOTES.

EXCHANGE NOTES.
StrasJurg Nacs Mrs Jacob Richard,
living near Fishers Hill, fell down a stair
way at her home ono day last week and
broke several ribs. Under the professional
care Of DR.. W. $. Cline, she is rapidly I'M
proving.
Ialiey jirginian In the County Court
Of Rockbrdgs, May term, ). 7. Hughes
was put on trial, charged with killing
James Ryan in March last. The jury
brought in a verdict of guilty of man
slaughter, and fixed his term in the poui-
Tertiary at three years.. Charles Supple,
q brakeman on the c. 4 o. railway, while
coupling at Blackburg Station Monday,
fell behind the engine while 1t was
backing. The engine and tender both
passed over him, completely severlng his
bead from his body. He was a native of
st. Adams, w. Va, and unmarried .--.O ON
tho sth John f. Bryant, Of Rockbridge
county, Va, while standing in a barber
shop in Charleston, w. Va, suddenly fell
dead. The coroner's jury returned a verdict
Of heart disease. Deceased was employed
on the water. W orks being built in Charles
ton and had only been there short time.
Page Courier Last Monday as Mr..
Hto. Cialto. 1a mail rarriar lef vppfl
Kimbsll and Sperryville, was returning
from the latter place and when near the
top Of the Ridge, he discovered a man
lying in the road, whom no first supposed
10 be asleep or drunk. Dir. ;. was ac-
cOmpanied by passenger in his wagon
who suggested that they had better look
closer, which they did and were surprised
to find the man dead. Neither Dir. :. nor
the passenger recognized him, but came
on and reported the affair to the first pOr-
sons they saw His body was afterwards
taken charge Of, and on Tuesday an in-
quest was held, when the man was rccog-
nized as Lindsay Jenkins, who lived IN
Rappahannock, near the Madison liuc
We have not learned tho verdict Of the
Coroners jury, but SUPPOSE death must
have been from natural causes, az no
marks of violence were found about his
person. Mr.. J. was a0out Co or 20 years
Of age.
Staunton Jindioator Tho Augusta
Creamery Company have finished their
factory at Willow Spout, and put on the
roof this week On Wednesday they To-
ceived over the Valley railroad, from the
Vermont Farm Machine Manufacturing
Co. at Bellows Falls, VT, a 300 gallon
cream tempering vat and a DO-gallon
square box churn. They have also had
made here q 300 gallon churn. Besides
this, they havo gotten six No. butter car
riers, which are patent ice-boxes IN which
butter may be shipped. Their engine is
at Willow Spout, and will be up by the
first Of next week, so in a few days
Augusta county's first creamery will be IN
operation -. On Friday afternoon, April
10th, 1885, Henry Addison Withers, left
Timber Ridge Station on the Valley Il. r.,
in company with two other men as much
intoxicated ss himself, to walk home
Later, when the mail train passed up to
Lexington the engineer saw man lying
on the track ahead In spite of all efforts
to stop it, the train passed over him. The
mutilatod body proved TO DO that Of
Withers, but the little blood that flowed
suggested that he was dead before the
train went over him He had a fight that
day with one Of the men be left for home
with. Many rumors Of murder have
risen and faded during the year until at
last, on Monday of last week. Wyatt
Marks and Claiborne Breedloe were Arrest
ed, the frs: at Timber Ridge and the
other at Roanoke, charged with the muir
der. Breedloe says be is innocent mt
knows who did the killing.
Nottingham Register : On. Wednesday,
May 9th, ono Of the trackmen on the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, found the
body Of colored man near the track
about 300 yards from Port Republic sta
ton, in this county. Mr. Murray, med
ical student, made an examination. and
found two or three cuts or bruises on the
back part Of his head. lie was IN
totally unconscious condition when found
and died shortly afterward, and was
buried Oh Thursday, the impression being
that he had been killed by the tram
while trying to steal ride. His carpet
sack or bundle was lying near him when
found, but no money was upon his person.
A few DAYS after he WAS buried il was
found out that his name was John War
rick, asd that be had bso'i working at
Mines, in Page Connty, ihd thqfkt9h
there shOwipg that ho, bad ,mgd4 n him
dged and ten days, ahditrSs afSolesrTied
that he had cSnsideralHe IgoneS.L Tho
evening before llc wAslfr9d'As.2yas seen
50 tie company Of two sdspdsjdtse 31,pr1
actet, ssd We understand sosps. parties
say they. hsard-trs ery lef 'sSmpTtsG,;-- ON
Tuesday eight. .Fhsss yletelVi spssst', l.a' 8
! Oapssd the people Of Porte, sgsPscts ihat
! Kfohl ntrdef has been leinmitteds bbd
/ 6rIussa4y 4.s oefoder In DIT fesPiv \
I'd 8 l4ttst ffoul> J6lih - IL wisAir. Civ
pg han the fsrts.And sstlag .1iat 40 ~ !
quest be hold. "A .il.s bady had been
Ibdrisa-usaIly bTSekJ however, apn DecesI
sarSls III o very advanced sstpEc pf d.
composition, MI. OF 'wfpto- hail sthid
lbe Impossible. iotsm stsmlnsticlt p.bc
I keld now, aud 50 wrote Str. Lewis. or
4 course suspicion attaches to the parties
with whom Warrck was seen on Tuesday
evening, but if seems the two negroes
have disappeared
Shenandoah T0iiV Whilst peeling bark
near this place, on lasi Monday after
noon, Hr, Noah Good accidentally cnt his
leg lust above tho ankle. the full width
4 of the ak taking effect. lie was taken
TO his house, whilst Mr.. Henry McNeal
went for Dr. A. s. Miller who rendered
ths proper attention, closing the wound
by means Of half dozen stitches, lie IT,
we learn, doing wen 81 u Is with regret,
that we learn, that our friend, Mr. w. il
Ware, who formerly operated saw mil
near Qnieksburg, Shenandoah caqnty, Va.