Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-09-25
EXCHANGE NOTES.

| the bed IN Miss Hachel BelfS loom AZ
Bunker Hill. was sentenced by Judge
Duckwall to five years in the peritentlary.
Lexington Gazette Mrs. Gen. Jackson
has presented to the Virginia Military In
stitute the bronze mural tablet which has
occupied place in Gen. Jackson's square
of the cemetery since 1883, when it was
placed there by veterans OF the Mary land
line. The Institute authorities have bad
1t placed in the wall in Gen. Jackson's
section room, Immediately behind where
his chair usually stood.
Stanton indicator Hunter Duvall, a
colOred boy, charged with attempting to
assault lady who, 10 company With
several others, was crossing the Univer-
sity grounds at Charlottesville, Saturday
night, is in Jail here for safe keeping I'M
til his trial there comes of.
c. ii. Clay, claiming TO be from
Chicago, was sentenced to year in the
penitentiary By Judge Grattan, yesterday,
for forgery
Two colored attorneys, W. w. johnson
and w. II. Arlington, were admitted to
practic in the Court OF Appeals here this
week.
Shenandoah Press As Mr. Sam'l
Olinger, of near Quicksburg. was bringing
his cattle home from the MassanuttoD
mountain on Monday last, we were shown
where some one had cut three of them
with knife or some sharp instrument.
One steer had cash 10 inches long which
layed open inches. Those who saw the
cattle Nay it was undoubtedly the act of
some person or persons. II found ont, it
is to be hoped that the severest punish
ment will be imposed under the law.
Harrisonburg Spirit Mrs. Kate S. Paul,
wife of Judge John Paul of this
place, has been appointed by the Board Of
Lady Managers chairman OF the COM
mittee which is to prepare a prospectus
setting forth tho aims Lnd scope of the
Board of Lady Managers of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition and the best
methods OF carrying them out. This pros
pectus is to be distributed in this country
and Europe. This deserved recogn-
tion Of Mrs. Paul's we'll known ability,
and Is an honor of which Virgnians, and
specially Harrsonburgers, may well feel
proud.
Rockingham Register Mrs. Melvins
EIulvey, widow of the late John Hulvey, |
Sr., was in town last Saturday. She re-
sides in Brooks Gap, and though sixty
nine years of age, was never in Harrison |
burg before. She had been to Broadway |
but once before-some twenty years ago |
when she saw the cars for the first |
time. Until last Saturday she had been |
out of the Gap but once since her mar
riage, thirty.six years ago. She is de-
5crlbed as handsome and interesting old |
lady, and doubtless found much to attract |
her attention during her stay i'm town.
The Harrisonburg Sh' Manufacturing |
Co., j. II Gallaher, president, executed a |
iced of assignment last Monday to Geo
Z. Spe. trustee. for the benefit of cred
TORS. The deed embraces all the person.
al property, stock, finished and unfiuish-
ed. and materials and supplies. The
Land and Improvement Co.
Is a creditor to the extent of about S.
500, which is fully secured. Outside of
the Indebtedness of the company is said
10 be comparatively small. Limited capt
tai and the prevailing difficulty iE max
ng collections are thought to he at the
bottom of the trouble The materials on
hand are being worked up under the di
rection of the trustee. 1t is only proper
10 state in view OF a possible msunder.
standing that the Harrisonburg Shoe Co.
IN the Spotswood building is distinct
which is not concerned with
he assignment, and whose aft .irs are not
Involved in the deed Of trust.
Stanton Mars A colt four months old
las gOred to death on the farm of c. A.
lolcr. about four miles south of this city
Thursday afternoon by a Jersey bull
belonging to Mr.. Roller, who became so
indignant that he killed the bull the same
evening. The colt was valued at 500
md was sired by Kentucky Denmark.
Page Courier Mr.. Joseph Bumgardnsr
celebrated his nEiety-Gfth birthday at the
residence of his youngest son, Mr.. Ira c.
now ffty-fOur years of age,
with whom he has made his home for
many years. There we're present on the
occasion Mr.. Isaac T. Bum gardner, of In
Llama, the eldest son of Mr.. Joseph Bum
gardner, himself sixty-elght years of age,
also his wife and niece. Miss Blabcb, to-
yether with Mr.. Martin Miley and Mr.
William Campbell.
Winchester Ne'cs A large hotel or sum-
mer resort Is under construction on the
top of the mountain, in Suckers Cap
The foundation Tor this structure has been |
and the building will contain
upwards of 30 rooms. The projectors of
this enterprise are residents of Washing
ton, d. c.. and Loudoun Co., and they |
intend that it shall compare with any of
the famous resorts in the Blue Ridge.
Winchester Times Mr. AID. Henry last
week while digging uD Wolfe street un-
earthed scabbard with sword in it.
also portion of U. S. buckle-a skeleton
was also found near by, supposed to have
been the remains of soldier.
President Harrison has, upon petition |
generally .signed by citizens. pardoned |
John Mash (colored) who has been in our
city Jail for several weeks serving out
sentence of the U. s. Internal Revenue
law.
Mr.. VIM. L. Matthews, proprietor of the
livery stables on Market street. b ad quite
an agreeable surprise last week. Col. j.
w. Crowkite, of Brooklyn, N. Y, one of
the visiting veterans, stepped up to him
on Saturday last in bis stables and asked
if his name was Matthews. and handed
him a daguerreotype OF his (MatthewO
sister that had been taken from his
fathers house while the battle Of Cedar
Creek was in progress-just twenty-seven
years ago that day. 1t was the only one
that the family possessed and was highly
priced, and will be now even more so as
she died two years after the war. Crl.
C. told Mr. Matthews that be always in
tended to restore the picture IN person,
but this was the frat opportunity that
had presented itself. No pen or tongue
eau describe the happiness the dear old
mother will have when she looks upon
the face of her daughter when it is given
her by her sou this week in MiddletOwD.
To the Citizens of Stonewall Road
District.
Communicated.