Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-01
EXCHANGE NOTES.

Page Courier DR.. Hudson, Coroner,
received last week from the official chem
st of Washington city. report OF the
ANALYSIS OF the stomach of the late Thos.
L. Wood, who died several weeks ago at
Shenandoah City, this county. There
was no poison whatever found, and there
is now no reason TO suppose that he died
from any other than natural causes. This
result, we feel sure must be gratifying to
all interested, and we are glad to make it
public.
The Waynesboro correspondent of the
S'aunton indicator, under date of March
23rd. saws: The firm of Rosenberger &
Shirley are now offering In settlement of
the general cred tors claims under their
assignment deed. thirty cents in the dol
lar, to be paid within 60 days from date,
thirty DAYS from the time the paper is
signed by all creditors. The payment is
guaranteed by Geo. w. Rosenberger,
Thcs. ). Shirley and Others. 1t will prob
ably DE accepted.
The Warrenton Irder OF Friday publish
es this strange It-m: "a report is current
here that deposltors in the Bank OF
RnsenbcrCer. Spindle & Co. will accept
30 cents in the dollar in satisfaction of
their CLAIMS and take no further steps
through their committee in the criminal
prosecutions removed TO Loudoun."
Strasburg Trginidn and Nelcs A short
tine since valuable young jersey cow
on the farm of the late DR.. J. +. Campbell
AT Canon Rod, became chOked in an mn.
known manner. A neighbor, to dish dge
the obstacle from the throat, procured
green stick on the end OF which a sNab
was arranged and this was pushed down
the animals mouth The cow IN twisting
about broke off this stick which must
have been swallowed further as the cub
seauent proceedings will show. The
mouth was opened, an iron ring pressed
in to prevent its closing, and young
lady was selected because of her small
hand TO get the end of the stick and draw
II ont but it was discovered that 1t could
not be reached after repeated efforts -
Knowing nothing else to do the COW was
left in this condition and stabbed. She
was ted ard ate regularly bnt continued
to reduce in avoirdupois and her death
was naturally to he expected. stable
attendant some six weeks later saw what
he supposed to be piece of stick on the
side of the unexpected cow near the
brIsket and ATTEMPTED to brush it off,
when he discovered that 1t was fast. He
caught hold OF it and drew from this
portion of the animal the stick which had
been pushed down her throat and which
was 3 #. inches leng. the only difference
IN its appearance being that it was cleaI
of bark. when IL was covered Herewith
when insel ted The animal has since
h II, ed to perfect recovery, This t'te'
ment is true in every particular and car
be fnlly substantiated by Mrs. Dr. Camp
BELLS family and Others On the premise'.
Winchester Mems The directors Of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
held meeting on Thursday and select cd
September 18th, Nth, 18th aud 10Th as
the dates for the next fair.
In looking over some old record books
in his office last week County, Clerk Cart
nell came across an administrators ac
count fled in 1879 which was headed by
the following item: "To whiskey ant
sugar at funeral, sale, &C., eco, II s.
This sum, in money of today, would
amount to nearly $500. 1t must hav'
been very Jolly funeral, or else, sugar
must have been rather high IN those days
The Stanton Daily Ners learns tina
owing TO the depression in business th'
Basic City bsnk has decided to go int
liquidation, and that all depostors In tn
bank are requested to withdraw thel
money at once.