Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
EXCHANGE NOTES.

Strasbnrg Tirqinjan and Ner8 An IN
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Keister
died of membranons Group Sunday nom
ing early. It's death was n sad one
peculiarly so to its parents by its piteous
appeals to them for relief.
Stanton Daily Nars The package
supposed to contain the pistol which re-
ceived so much prominence in the shoot
ing affair on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad near Waynes5oro, in which
O'Conner met his death, short time
back. still remains un wrapped and sealed
in the county clerks office in This city.
On the package was written papers
will follow" but as yet the papers have
not arrived. No now developments have
taken place in regard to the affair.
Mary Walker, short, copper colored
ne0ress. five feet four inches III height
and apparently about thirty-fye years OF
age. was Saturday placed in jail on "A
warrant issued by Archibald KINNEY a
Justice of the peace of Beverly Manor
district, and said to be a Innate, although
she had never been legally declared as
such.
May was quite i'll when taken to the
iail. ana Jailer Dawson was compelled to
carry her TO a cell. This was at 3.3O p
M. and in ten minutes the new occupant
of the cell was living on the floor dead.
Broadway N,,cs Last Tuesday morn
inc. while Mr.. william Brady, who li'e-
about 9 miles west of this place was
away from home, his wife left her thet
small children alone while she went to
the truck patch to dig potatoes Attel
being away q short while she was amazed
to see vast vclume Of smoke COMM
from the house and upon going to STE,
found the whole interior in flames, anc
she was not able to 60 TO the rescue OF the
Youngest child who cOuld not escape th'
burning mass, and it was burned, so that
no trace of its body can be found. ms II
n sad loss and the entire community eX
tend the bereaved family their warncs
sympathy.
Shenandoah Tdlley The trial of th'
Snperior Court of Eliza Good and Valerie
Good against the Baltimore and ON.
Railroad Company for the killing OF d. r
S. Good. the husband and father OF I'M
plaintiffs. was concluded by the jnr.
rendering a verdict for 10000 damages, O
which Mrs. Good Is to receive 81 ,uOO ant
the daughter $1,000. Good was kiiied o.
the night of January 20, 1881, at th
Warner street crossing by Baltimore 4
Ohio train. Fielder {. Slngluft and Nn
n. Donaldson were attorneys for tn
plaintiffs, aud George Dobbin Pennima
for the RAILROAD company baltimore sun
Oct. 81, 1901
This statement VIII cause much re
iocing in this section.
Mis-. j. +. s. Good, wife Of the dcceas't
who was killed 10y the railroad in Bait
more, nearly two years ago, and his an
ministrator, Mr.. S. p. Fogle' OF I'M
place, have been in Baltimore, for IN
past week or two, attending the trial.
Stanton Tiadicaior On Saturday, tt
10th inst, Capt. i. A. Fulcher. Presidei
of the Board of Supervisors OF Anguish
who has a farm near the city, made th
experiment of shipping apples direct irol
his orchard to England. He put M Il
barrels. making a car load, OF Sc DONNIE
"Spies," Baldwin" and "Johnsons WI
, ter" They were shipped to Otto !
MAYER of New York. These apples reacil
ed New York the next evening and woul
: 90 forward on the Mondays steamship
r If they reach the Liverpool market
t good condition they will fad the follo,v
, ing quotations (the last quotations |
0 cable previous to the steamships depa
= ture) awaiting them;
5 .Kingsp per bbl...$ SO e9oS5
g "RaldwinsD ia 4
screenings. -...----...----.. Yea .,
a On the same day the quotations
}: cable were at Glasgow, Edinburgh al
i Leith, as follows:
e KINGS "a Sass
i Famense 3.l0a A.
/. Raldwins 3.S9a 4.
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