Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-11-14
EXCHANGE NOTES.

Page Courier Odr yooog friend, David
n. G2ndec, ESQ. ont OF peo OF LwentJ
Rock io2hsm Register: Cbas. Kvger,
500 Of JACOB kyger, as mer tioued in the
Regisier o. last week as bslUg lost. was
fouud bv bis father three mites below
Shenandoah working for :aemer. Charlie
| will give no reason for dis escapaJe. Fe
re,urued home with his fslher and las
resumed his home life.
The Shenandoah Valley Gys:
We learn tnat Rev. L. A. Mann, pastor
Of the Lutheran church in Mt. Jackson,
Va and two other congregations in its
vicinity, has accepted call TO serve q
will leave for his uew field OF labor No
vember Goth. His psrishIoDers aud nu-
merous friends regret 10 lose him from
this section.
HarrisonbDrR Spi,ii: We understand
that Mr.. Z. Z. Sherman, Of the Mt. Her
mon neighborhood, who is q lisemau for
Rosen6erger e. Shirley, had the mis-
fortune Of losing q valuable 8 year-old
colt. The horse was left htched, but was
frightened at somethio2 and ran away,
breaking his neck and q wagon and sulty.
Shenandoah .p,'ess Mr.. WD. Bojsll,
the mail carrier between this poipt and
| Lnray, sent 10 OR Office, feS days
since, . bunch OF locust bloom, which he
got oa one OF his trips across tbs noun
taip. They were fragrant win 80 sel-
uess, and as hardy locking a. II Jhis were
the season for locust bloom 10 pot in 40
appearance.
TlDbervllle correspondent OF me Shen.
audoah ValIey Mr.. Thos. MObler, living
three miles north west OF tJis place, met
with an accident at or near bis home
yesterday while mounting q horse (De-
longing TO his brorher) to come to Timber
vile to vote. He lost his equilibrium
aud being unable to recover himself, fell
upon ssw,bench and broke several ribs,
DR.. VsuRhao rendered the medical at
tentlou,
Staunton Vindiodtor Tue busna Vista
Glass Company has purchased 720 acres
OF land near GrsenvilIs 10 this comfy, o
large part OF which is underlall with
white glass sand THAI which none purer
has been found in this country. TIE
company is arranging not only to mine
and sell glass sand, but 10 establish a
factory for the sDufactsre OF flint
glass at Buens Vistx. The com psny COO
G,ats OF DIR. W. II. Rufner OF Rockbrid2s,
President; K. +. Lsrew Of Greenville,
Secretary; Wm. Patrick OF Stanton,
Treasurer aud with them, J. J. LArs "
and s. N. Donald, Directors. The
msIimou capital is $780,
Winchester Timer! Mrs. Florence A..
aged 81 years, wife Of Captain Lewis Z.
BarIoy, CONDUCTOR on Valley Branch B. h
o. r. R., died at her late residence on
Bra.ldock street on Friday moruing, after
an iIlOess OF two weeks. The deceased
was 0 daugh,er OF Mr.. and Ma. jos. Bell,
and was degoted sad AffecsioDAte wife
aud mother, skud neighbor and con-
sistaet Christian, being a mem DER Of the
n. Z. Church South. She leaves be-
reayed consort Snd three little ch;hren-
one o smiling babe. May DiYiae Proyi-
dencs let the light OF His cOuntens dee
shine 10 upon this grief st<ickeu honse-
hold. The funeral which was largely
| ohohNONs e1pA H'@SS AsNh WV aN"aOSHNc
on MoudsJ morning ST ] o'clock.
DR.. ". Vaughan Lloyd, . veterinary
surgeon OF Redmond, came TO Stanton
yesterday morning, In response 20 call,
to treat some sick mules belonging 10 the
street car company. One mule died Tues
day night, and altogether about ten mules
have died since the establishment Of the
street railroad. There is no OCCASION,
however. for any alarm. The disease tbst
has caused most of the destds refsrled TO,
spotted fever, Is not contagious. il arises
from the frettlng, tue excited activity. iu
which these partially wild Texas males
naturally indulge when first put To work
DR.. Vaughan cerl 'fes that there are no
Enthusiastically T;rgiIdad 6h
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Atkinson LA. been notified
thai the committee in Charleston, S. c.,
has raised a sum sufficient to defray the
expenses OF headstoues for the 149 South
Carolina Confederate graves in Stonewall
Cemetery. The stones are to he Of white
Georgia marble s6out the size OF those in
the Virginia lot. This money was iAised
10 part BY a subscription let At tue Office
Of the Charleston Ne,es aud Oovrier. Mu.
Atkinson las written shat as 5000 % this
work ~ completed il 10 sa'oestly desired
that . fund be tased sufficient 10 erect
monument in their lot in this
cemetery To com nemoraIs the patriotic
services OF tho South Carolinia soldiers
who are buried there, as has been done 10
tho Virginia, Georges ADD Maryland lots.
II 10 to be hoped that the movement will
be successful. The headstonos will prob
ably Ne received, ready 20 pat sp, wishiu
srty day,
Yesterday The work OF marking the
graves of Georgia soldiers 10 Stonevsll
Cemetery WAS begun under the supervis-
ion OF Mrs. Holmes Conrad. Handsome
slaie beadstoncs are 20 marx the last rest-
ing place OF these gallant dead. The
WORK is being done Dy Messrs. Halnes aDd
Gra1cr, o. ibis city.-Rinche,ts' 4Ncvs.