Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-04
EXCHANGE NOTES.

Bridgewater correspondent OF the Har-
usonburg Spirit: The Bridgewater wooden
factory company sold $500 worth Of
blankets in one lot to one firm week or
ten days ago. This company IS doing a
very large business, aud the prospect for
the coming yeaI IS encouraging and bids
far to surpass any of the preceding ones.
Harrisonburg Spirit Mrs Elizabeth
Harshbarger, Of the Stcnewall neighbor-
hood, in Augusta county, was found dead
in her bed on Thursday morning, Feb.
lstb. She bad been in very poor health
several years. but on Wednesday night
went to bed feeling 10 worse than usual.
when a member Of her family went to
awaken her in the morning it VAS found
that she was dead.
She wasanatiye Of Shen nloah county,
her maiden name being Elizabeth G"ode.
She leaves husband AID four grown
sons, two of whom are residents of VIZ
ginia, one OF Kansas and one of California.
Shenandoah TaU,y: Mss Harriet Lit
tell died at Der home in TINS lace, Feb.
20 1cg2. She was The oldest lady In
town, long and favorably known in this
section, and fully and actively identified
in the upbulding Of this place. She dld
full duty, often nndcr adverse Circum-
stances, and leaves an example worthy
of imitation.
The funeral services were conducted by
her pastor, Rev. J. S. Porter. and ap-
propliate remarks we're made by Rev. 5.
Henkel, d. D.
With her passes away a family name
that has been known in this town for 100
vears-father, mother, sisters and broth
ers-save one Dr.. Littell Of Baltimore
have gone to meet their reward.
Basic City Adcance: The May term OF
court promises to be an interesting one to
spectators and the proceedings as
reported IN the county papers will be
ca erls looked for. Among the cases are
the following: Miss Florence Z. New
comb. of Basic City, against X. W.
Crowder for so, 200 dana yes for breach OF
promise and seduction counter suit by
Crowder against Miss Newcomb's mother
for malicious prosecution suit by
Crowder against The AdraRce for pub
fishing the facts in the Crowder-sednctlon
case. and one by Mrs. Blanche A. Hook
man, of WaynesborO. against DIR. 5. a,
Austin. for $4,000 damages for SANDER.
Suit has also been entered by Henkel x
Fishburac. attorneys for number of de-
positors in the Bank OF WaynesbOro to sci
aside the deed Of assignment and subject
the claims Of depositOrs 10 the said bank
Winchester Times: Mr. J. H. BnshOng
deputy S. Marshall, of Luray, Va.
was severely hurt in this city on Satur-
day last while riding over the stone cross
| ing at the entrance of the alley adjoining
| Arlington hotel. His horse slipped anC
fell upon him, breaking two OF his ribs
He was removed to comfortable quarters
and attended to by Drs. Holiday and viii
iams, but is unable as yet to leave his
bed.
Swope's correspondent of the Staun
ton indicator says;
"Our community IS well supplied Will
physicians for man and beast-Dr. Lohr
veterinary surgeon, who is max M bis
home with Sir. VIM. Cook, near the Val
ley Mills, is kept basy looking after the
stock" sc.
| If The DR.. Lohr ment oned above is Tho
one who was arrested in this county las
August and brought to jail berc be is not
We should think, blessing te any sec
ton. The following article appeared Il
this paper on Sept. 4tb, 1891:
DE. LOHR A BlGAMisT.
Some of our people will remember tina
Dr. LOhr, native OF this county, hut re
Gently residing in OHIO, was arrested nea
Mt. Jackson, n few weeks ago upon
telegram from his iather- n-law, in Somer
SET Ohio. He was brought to th. plac
the same night AMI confined in jail unit
the next day when he was brought be
fore Justice GFaLill who discharged hin
for want of evidence. This was no
forthcoming because Mr. Hynus, hi
father in-law, was poor man. and th
red-tape of the law would have made
cost him abont 500 to have appeare
here. Lohr's shady career while living i
this county is well known to our people
; and that he was playing the same gam
in Ohio Will be evident to them from eS
tracts from the Somerset (Ohio) JOWna
which will appear in our next issue.
The article from the Sommerset (OhiC
Journal, referred to above, and which al
peared in our next issue, gave DIR. Lol
about as unsavory record as a man coul
xvalI hava