Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-30
ORIGINAL AND BORROWED

ORIGINAL AND BORROWED.
"Wil not support MahOne,' says
the headline of the leading edito-
rial in the valley Firginida.
WIN. Mcclellan, a baker, fell from
a second.story window, in NoriolN
while asleep and was seriously H.
jured.
The growing of sOrgum is getting
TO be quite and industry IN
Spottsylvanla, aud sorghum Is
taxing the place of the manuiac'
tured syTups.
Whose cousin is Lurty He op-
posed readjustment. Bob Walker
claimed him as cousin in our coun'
~ convention. At Norfolk he was
nominated as the cousin OF Stone
wall Jackson. There must be some
"nxlug" of this pedigree.
Advices from Selma, Ala, says
that everything there is apparent
" quiet so far as any race troubles
are concerned. The negro Bryant
and his two associate editors have
lett town and abandoned their
paper.
There are few Virgnians whose
good wishes are worth having who
will not be gratifed to learn that
the Hon. John Randolph Tucker is
rapidly recovering from the severe
illness which at one time made his
many friends so anxious about bis
condition.
Gen. James Madison Leach, ex
member OF Congress from NORTH
Carolina, had leg broken a day
or two ago. He was on his way to
Washington, and on the arrival o.
the train at Charlottesville he goi
off while the train was moving
falling with the above result.
The VALLEY Virginian says
"Well, the jig is up. Faulty ha
found its acme in the daring de
6ance and unfathomable hardihoo'
of William Malone in putting him
self at the head of his piebal'
battalions, to wrest the polltlca
administration of this State from
the hands of its rightful owners"
Nebraska had no sooner unearth
ed a giant with his petrlhed MS
tull of diamonds than Wisconsin
comes to the front with wonderful
tale of pearls found in the suga
River clam shells. The Wisconsin
romancer, in his description OF th
size. number and pnrity of IN
pearls found, has quite taken win
out of the sails of the Nebrask
liar.
The August report Of the U. :
Department of Agriculture on tn
condition of the crops in Virglnl
states that all crops are more q
less injured by excessive rain 20
ton is very much injured. Oa'
we're damaged in the field ate
cutting. Hay made a very goo
Yield, but The quality was inJnre
by wet weather during harves
Pastures are excellent. Tobacco
generally is much injured by tn
excessive moisture. All sma
fruits are seriously injured.
VIII William Malone please tel
os what IL meant by the iOllowln
paragraph from the platform
that fall recognition of the civ
aud political equality Of this part.
jis organization and its constlt'
t,.ns hy the national party and az
..uinjsfratiOn IS aD essential cOnd
,ion ptccedent 10 such recognize
E...r.. or elseW hete. by trends
H,s,s. and that this alone can lnsuT
n.itrsnai peace and extee9al feSpec
,o hlIe strongly attracting all u
elements and constitute permane'
A,ower and maintain victories VINE
achieved.
The BE ,tcau parry was ""'
on ps.asipies. 1t cannot suosl
on such busks as this.
q. A. Heermsns, Of Montgomer
who refused the appointment
Assistant District Attorney D
cause in so doing he would make
Ay,ncession to Malone publishes
long letter giving reason why
will Eat support him for Governc
.Colouel q. w. Hansbrough, Il
porter for the Court of Appeal
Sheriff Charles NJ. Webber, 81
geaBt J. B. FueL Deputy Sher
IL. A. Webber. Acting Commo
.wealth's Attorney Jacob 3. Ba'
Deputy Treasurer John n. Whit
sell and DR.. ". I. Younger,
Salem, all OF Roanoke have al
declared of from the support oil {
Malone ticket,