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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.
AND LOCALS.
ans Tabules banisn pain.

Mr. Jess Gilmore was in the
city Monday.
The 4th was celebrated very
nicely by the little f' ks with pic
mic at Vandevender's Sugar orch
ard.
MIR Charles Lightner Of Poca-
hontas County was in town Mon
day.
The Lesgue has been re-or-
ganized by Rev. Hammond.
Mrs. ]. S. McNulty Of Mcdowell
was the guest Of Mrs. L. Il. Steph-
enson yesterday.
Hrs. S.Sullenberger and Mrs. Dr.
K. Fl. Trimble are visiting friends
in Crabbottom this week.
Mr.. William BoggS his mother,
aunt and sister of Franklin were
at the Cunningham House Tuesday
night, on their return from visit
ing DR.. Mumaw and family at
Green Bank w. Va.
Mr. Y z Harouff and sister of
Valley Center were in Mont Grey a
short while this week.
The New Church which takes
the place Of the old Bethlehem
Church is known by the name OF
McKendree Chapel
Treasur er J. A. Jones and 5. A
Porter Of Hightown were IN town
to-day.
Mr.. Joseph Hull and son were in
town to-day on business.
Miss Sallie Stephenson Of Will
sons Mill is visiting her cousin
Josie Stephenson.
1t will pay you to purchase
your winter boots now at Don Sui
lenberger & Co.'S they have them
and they must be sold.
We have a lot Of w. L, Douglas
$500 children's shoes we will close
out at $1.75
J. II. Lindsay editor Of the Dali
ly Progress published at Charlotts-
vile, spent day in town on his
return from visiting his sister Mrs.
C. C. Stephenson Of Jacksons rlv-
er. The many friends of his boy
hood time extended to him the
hand Ct hearty welcome
Mr.. Morgan Harrow who makes
his home with Mr.. Ohio Gum, and
who was in the Mexican war was
in town this week arranging fol
an increase in his pension.
Mr.. Sandy Stephenson of jack
sons river is in town to-day. tie
attended the Blackburg Military
School last session.
w. w. Benson Comr. Of roads
for Monterey Dist. on the goth inst
let to contract the construction OF
the Gwin hill road to J. b Brad
shaw, 1907 rods at $3.50 per rod
and the building Of two bridges
1T 500 for both.
Very small Streak' Of desire tt
celebrate the 4th Of July were no
ticable here and there. A few
small stars AMI stri pes were afloa
and few young cannon belched
but many did not know what the,
s,gnifed
DR.. |. II. Trimble is showing
1 the excellent quality Of his enter
Y prise this hot weather, by building
a plank walk from his store to hi
dwelling.
Mr.. Ben Fleisher and Miss Pat
ty Slaven spent their 4th at Chea
Bridge with friends Of that section
1 They returned Wednesday an
4 reported a good time.
Mr.. J. B. Bradshaw's first da
in Uncle Sans" service was one
rich expei nee. F On Staunton we'
he had seven passeug ers and flol
Monterey east four. We hope tha
G the good start will be kept up a
y the way through.
If You want the best machin
{ come to Bishop Bros and buy tn
|, latest all steel Walter A. Woo
s mower and the Champion hay rak
Mr.. Granville Keller of Poca
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-07
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try d.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid q gestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 70
cents per package For sale by druggists.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-07

Happy and content is home with "Ihe Ko'
chester" lamp with the light of themormng'
Catalogues, write RoehesterI .ampCo, Newf ork'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-07

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-07

Practices in the courts of Highland ard
Nth counties va. and Poeahontas count =.
w Va.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Blue llill.

Tho time is now ut hand for organic
ing debating societies.
As the campaign is now open, candi-
dates should be able to tell the truth
when it will answer the purpose, and lie
like fishermen when necessary.
j. +. Grimes returned Wednesday
from q two weeks visit at the fair. lie
says he could suggest no improvement
to this show Of wonders.
Jacob Schund, the butcher. vas doing
the city Of Hastings a day or two this
week. Shake he got no much time to
spend now; he been too busy.
G. ID. McCorkle Of Hastings was in the
city polishing nail heads, Wednesday.
THE next county treasurer claims tc
be a mind reader.
We have had just about rain enough
this week, to keep up our reputation
90 Of IN inch.
j. II. Thornton, who has been principa
OF the Blue Hill schoolsfor nearly min,
years, sent in his resignation the first O
the week to accept a situation in Wyom
ing.
The base ball season ia over, and tn,
local diamond is covered with decayin,
vegetation and c~ow.tracks. Not even
game Of 1.-TWO old cat having been play
Cd there since last August.
Candidates OF all parties have no
been q scarcity in Blue Hill this week.
1t is perhaps unnecessary for me I,
state that "Grover" still has a session
Of congress on his hands.
l hear that q gigantic axe factory is L
10 established in southern Indiana som,
time in the near future. This kind O
an enterprise, a~tlsast, seems appropriate
in the present administration. Blu
Hill has already folt the keen edge.
Candidate l.. II. Fort, Of Red Cloud
was in the city Wednesday. Mr.. For
has many warn friends in this part O
the county who will be found in line Of
election day. He will got the full vot
OF his party up here-and then some.
Is. LUE HILL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
q 4. w. Haley.

The attempt made by the Omaha
hyphcn to lead the public to bellve
that G. W. Haley Of Red Cloud had
declined to accept the nomination for
regent Of the state university rendered
him by the republican convention is
Characteristic Of the guerilla tactics Of
that newspaper.
II NJ. Haley declines to make the
race the public will DO duly aud off
cially informed Of the fact. But h.
will net DECLINE. He has accept d the
nomination aad will be elected. lie
will make . good regent.
Mr.. Haley has several times re.
ceived eviden:cs Of the confidence and
. es.cam Of the people Of Webster coun-
ty. He was elected to the post Of
county judge, and later, upon the
death Of his brother, was chosen to Gil
his unexpircd term in the Nebraska
legislature. At the same time he re-
seiv.d an appointment from tho gov
erner which turns out to be Of much
importance in connection with the Of.
fcs Of regent. 1t was to Gil cut the
unsxpirsd term Of his brother on the
board Of the state normal school. lie
proved so efficient in his work that he
was twice rcappOintsd, his term Of
service extending over twelve years
No man mentioned for the office Q!
regent therefore, has had more exper
ience fitting him for this place thar
Mr.. Haley. After a man has served
the state with intelligence, zeal ant
efficiency on The sormal school boart
for twelve years, lie is ready to under.
take m're responsible duties, snt
these will be furnished by the sties o.
regent Of the state university t.
which Mr.. Haley will be called At tn,
November election State journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Wire M . Strengthened.

The method Of strengthening copper
steam pipes by means Of coiled metal
wire has been quite generally adopted
in the Italian navy. The practice is to
serve the tubes with one or two layers
Of wire wound under tension. The
method is not considered applicable to
other than straight tubes. The wire is
Of sufficient strength to carry the full
load Of steam. and the tension used In
winding is about II tons per squareinch.
The wirei il put on in two or three indie
pendent spirals, and the ends of each
are independently fastened to the fianges.
Safety Valve.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

With no disregard to other parties the
republicans a boast with impunity OF
the qualifications Of its nominees for the
coming election. Without m single
exception they are qualified in every re.
spect for the Office to which they aspire,
and from the exalted position OF Su.
prcme Judge to the most ordinary posi-
ton on the city ticket, the republican
candidates are intellectually and other.
wise qualified for the positions to which
they will be elected in November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for C,nsumptio Or
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklsn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bittsrs, and have never
handled remedies that soil as we'll, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price, II satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits &C. l., Getting, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

We feel it our professional duty to
urge every republican in this county to
labor ardcntly, and vigilantly, for every
nominee on the republican ticket. And
why should We not? Certainly not be-
cause OF any infcriority Of the nominees
They are all ~cmincntly qualified; they
are all good straight republicans; every
ono OF them arc typical gentlemen, ant
the unison OF the republicans Of tho
county WHO will work:aesit u ,usly, andir
harmony, will elect tho full ticket in
epitc OF fate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

II consider Chamberlain's Cough Rem
sdy = specific for Group. II is very ploas-
AIT to take, which is one OF tho most i'm
p~srtaut requisites where a cough rsmsdy
10 intended for use among children. l
have known Of casss Of Group whore l
knew the life of a little one vas saved by
the use Of Chsnbsrlain's Cough Rem
sdy." j. j. LaGrangs, druggist, Avoca,
Nsb. so cent bottles for sale by Dsyo 4
Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Your Last Worlds Fair OppOr.
tunlly.

October 1881, the Burlington
Route will sell round trip tickets to
Chicago at Less Than Half Rates!
Tickets good for return until Nor.
Is. This is positively your last oppor-
sun,ty Of ch'aply and easily reaching
Chicago during the worlds fair. Do
not allow it to pass. A lifetime Of
regret 10 in store for every one who
fails to visit this greatest Of all great
expositions. See your nearest Bur.
liugton Route ticket agent and obtain
full information about rates and trains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
And Dick Said Nothing,

Mrs. Newed-Dick dear, I'm glad You
don't forget to execute any order I give
you. The other day ! told you to order
lone kindling wood, and you must have
Thought Of it constantly, poor boy, for
that night you kept saying In your sleep,
Solve me Q dollars worth Of chipsv'-
Music and Drama.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

Pores PLEASANT PARTY.-Psr.
haps QUO Of The best attended and
y%lsusaRtest events Of the season &C.
CURED at the residence of A. A. Pope
last Saturday night, whom Miss Lois
Pope having Invited a few of her most
intimate friends to attenla party given
at her home. made every feature of the
evenings entertainment pleasant with,
games, music and other amuss.
usnts. At an opportunc time, choice
Treatments were served in album
dance. Miss Lois superintendent the
party as hostess, with quesnly taste
and those vino had the pleasure Of
being in attendance, expressed them
selves well pleased with the evenings
entertainment. Those present were;
Misses Bertha Tablet, Blanch Seilars,
Myrtle Haley, Flossie Ranney, Mayo
Pope, Msbls Saunders, Jessie Nc,
Ksighan and Pearl Smith. Messrs;
Chamberlain, Tulleys, Miller, Stone,
Clark, Sellars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
From North Carolina.

"Ws-uns want you. uns to no, that ws-uns
tuck three bottles Nv Haller's s~arsaparilla
srgst clar cured OF biles. Wo.uns Ii Q
at Hills Korners, Norf Carslin, an We uns
don't keer il you. uns no we.uns did hsv
biles. Fer sale by Deyo & Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Do Not Fail.

to take advantage Of the worlds fair
rates now offered by the Burlington
Route. Rousd trip tickets At Less
Than Half Fair Rates! This 10 your
last chance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

No other sarsaparilla has the merit TO
hold the confidence OF entire communities
year after year, as has Hood's Sirsapa-
rilla. II possesses curative power peculiar
to itself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

DR.. +. A. Skinner, Of Tsxarkana, Arkan-
sas' 10 an enthusiast in the praise Of Chan
bsrlain's Pain Balm. He used it for rhsu.
matism, and says: ~ found it to DO q most
excellent local remedy" For sale by
Deyo d Grics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

MoRE BURGLARY.-0n last San.
day morning two thieves entered the
home Of Alva Pierce living three
miles north Of town, and proceeded to
appropriate to their use al The val
tables Of any consequence which they
desired. This they succeeded in do.
ing admirably and soon loft that COM
munity for q more songenial cline.
The theft was soon discovered how.
ever. and . search was instituted for
their capture which was joined with
alssrity BY many Of tho ncighboring
farmers. After a visilant research
had been made, with no success, word
Was 10 John Tomlinsop, who, il i,
known, rarely fails to "ketch en-" aso
leaving here late Sunday, John drove
most all night, and finally, spottinr
The objects Of his search between her.
and Blue Hill, he effected their arrest
AZ that place Monday morning. Thsy
had in their possession the vsluable'
that were missed, and gave thei'
names a. james W. Ryan and job,
Thompson, aged q and 2G years re
spsctively. They we're given = hear
Ing and in default OF payment, boun'
over to the u. s. district court in th
sum Of $500 each.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Mark Twain

Says that you can always orr, a mule
Of kicking il you cut his tail of Just be-
hind the ear. Use Haller's Barb Wire Lin
iment and IL will dc just as we'll. For sale
by Dsyo and Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
From Our Exchanges.

Mr.. Saltzman Of Red Cloud passed
through the city Tuesday On his way
to visit his so~s-in.law, John Burr, who
resides north Of Allston. Ito called
on his old friend j. II, Ferman while
in the city.-Dundy County Po;ncor.
Miss Rose Green Of Red Cloud, was
visiting IN che city tho guest Of Miss
Pearl Mathematician County
Democrat.
G. II. CLANCY, a well known attorney
Of Red Cloud, and who for some time
had an Office in this city, has taken up
his residence in West Plains. Mo.-Su.
perior Journal.
"Wsll, l see congress has met"
"Sho has?"
eyes"
"What's congress-"
"Don't you know"
"Ain't / askiu your
"Why, ysu knew about the mono.
stringcncJ?"
can what's 'stringenc,?"
1.-THE devil"
"Uit is?"
"My friend, there was a wal in thi
country at ~ tine"
Whereabouts ?"-Atlants Consti
tuition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

WANTED:-Asn to sell our hardy vari-
stics Of Nursery Stock. u W growing.
Salary " commission. Answer with
references, L. G. Bragg & Co.. Kalama,
zoo, Mich.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Rcpubncms City Ticket.

For Supervisor.
A. II. KALEf.
For Assessor,
JOS. G. WARREN.
For Justices Of the Peace,
SAM'L WEST.
r. w. MENDENHAL.
For Constables,
q. a. MILLER.
JIG. SAPP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

Remember that l.. p. Albright sells
more Hour than any other store in Web
ster county. II you want flour see him,
for he keeps the best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

Up TO the present writing campaign
lies are very scarce, which is a sign OF a
quiet campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
A Wedding in High Society,

Or, any other society, is not a success
unless ysu buy your wedding suit OF
Wiener. He makes a speciality OF them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

Angels don't have piles, but piles of peo-
pie would like to be angels but can't cause
they've got piles, so use Hallsr's Australian
Save and cure the piles and be an angel.
For sale BY Deyo l. Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Republican County Ticket.

nSepND 11c0U GOUWsy hscNes'
For Treasurer
j. s. WHITE.
For Clerk
L, II. FORT.
For Sheriff
JOHN RUNCllEY.
For Superintendent
d. NJ. HUNTER.
For County Judge
ID. +. TRUNKEY.
For Coroner
L. b. STANSER.
For Surveyor
w. F.. THORNE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
Underwear, Hosiery,
And Dress Goods
That you cannot afford to miss.

Value in Grey Blankets at 88c per
pair that are worth 81 at wholesale.
Value in Ladies' Grey Vests at 25c.
Ladies' Combination Suits, grey ribbed, at
45c. that arc usually sold at 75c. Also
special values in better grades. New lot of
Children's Underwear in Natural
Wool and Camels Hair at very
low prices.
Come and see us. We haye the right kind of
goods at the right prices, and are selling lots
of them.
G. A. Quicker & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
See w. w. Wright's for the finest gaso.
line stoves in the city Of Red Cloud.

When in Riverton be sure and stop at
the Banks house. S1.0O per day. Liv.
cry in connection. by far the most pleas.
ant place in Riverton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20

A PLEASANT EvENT.-A number
Of young ladies and gentleman Assem-.
bed at tho home Of Mss Emma
Graves last Thur,day aight, to prAc
,i,e singing, and enjoy a few hours Of
social conversation and amusement.
All present enjoyed themselves very
much, and praised Miss Emma and
parents highly for tho many oourtesies
shown them. These prsscst were the
Misses Blanche Sherman, Grace Fort,
Della Bolton, D1ra Henderson, Grace
Teel, Edaa Henderson, and Ida
Butcher; Mssers Chamberlain, Bolton,
Sellars, Hendricks, Thad and Percy
MsNitt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-20
ADDITIONAL &

-
Ernest Brown returned from the fair
Thursday.
Henry Newhousc is home from the
worlds fair. =
Frank Mentgen OF Blue Hill, was
down Wednesday.
j. w. Butt, who is in the employ OF
the Harvard dental parlor, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Williams Of Repub.
lican City, were in the city Thursday.
Mark Million, who has been attending
the state normal school at Peru, came
home Thursday night.
This weeks issue Of Tnx CHIEF
chronicles about AZ many arrivals Go
last weeks departures to the fair.
Rev. Geo. Hummel leaves to day for
| a trip to tho w~orld'sfnir, and long visit
| with relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. Gorby Of Nelson, and Miss Della
Gorby OF Red Cloud, were the guests of
NJ. l.. Fogle and family over Sunday
Superior Sun.
r. M. Martin returned from Chicago
Thursday, where he has been taking in
the fair and purchasing a heavy stock
Of fall and winter goods.
Mrs. Burt, who with her husband for.
merry controlled the Delmonico of THU
place, was in the city this week, but re.
turned Wednesday to Scancio, Kansas
There will be a republican meeting a,
Cowles, October 25th, Harmony precinct
the 9th. and Dladen the: 2sth. Coco
speakers will be in attendance and ar
interesting meeting is expected at al
the places.
There is some talk OF extending tn,
worlds fair two or three weeks, in fac
they have virtually decided to do 80
This will enable thousands, who hav,
not beer there, to attend the creates
=. fair on earth.
Mrs. LII. Rust, who it is known ha
been seriously i'll for some time. passe,
away last Monday morning. She wa
. devout Christian lady, esteemed b
all who knew her, and her demise cause
, deep regret in this community.
The CARRIER Bedford Milling Co., q
this place have just invested.in q carloa
y Of the latest improved machinery an
6 fixtures for tho interest Of their mil
e The company is o enjoying a lucrativ
e business, and a purchase Of 80 muc
machinery, is evidence Of their flourish
ing condition. The Red Cloud iou,
: ing mills are second to none in this pal
y Of the country.
There has been much talk about VI
" scarcity OF corn, many reports stating
e. would not go ten bushels to the acr
r The fact appears however, that much
d the corn in the country will yield in Il
10 neighborhood:of 1s to 20 bushels d
acre, and many fields in the lev lar
will exceed 30 to 80 bushels. Hence Il
corn supply in this country. while n
largo. Ia nv M mNopa a foiIurn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-02
BOY DuELISTs.
Sons of Wealthy MexieAps, o and II Years
Old, Fight With Knives

Sons of Wealthy Mexieaps, o and II Years
Old, Fight with Knives.
ST. ,LoUs. Jan. A Guadalajara,
Mex co, dispatch says: A'iyices have
been received from Cllima OF u desper-
ate duel, fought between two boys
named Angel G,m5oa. the son of a
wealty merchant. an / Pinto l. peg, the
son of a c.ffse planter The bays were
aged and Ii years OLD respectively. aus!
qnarreled over some trivial thing. The
younger boy challenged the older one to
q duel with knives and each chose two
young men for seconds.
Ii was desperate fight, both priaci-
pals being carved i'm most terrible
manner from head tn foot. Finally a
stab in the breast of L ,pez was made by
his younger antagonist and the battle
came to an end. Both boys were car
ried from the field in an unconscious
condition and Lopez viii probably die.
There is mach excitement at Colima
sover the affair. The seconds have been
arrested
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-02
HAD BETTER KEEP AWAY.
Joe Williams. the Wholesale Poisoner.

doe Williams. the Wholesale Poisoner.
VIII Live Longer Outside or 0msha
OMAHA, Jan. 2.-Ifa Joe Williams,
sehe wholesale poisoner OF the Ewing
family, is caught Omaha will probably
experience another lynching. The child
who died Thursday was buried and a
grave prepared for her mother. who
cannot live Two other members Of the
family will die The police have been
constantly at work on the case since it
was first reported and they now think
that Williams did not administer the
poison without an accompiice. A num-
Der Of facts have been developed that
indicate that at least one of the girls
was to Q greater or less extent impli-
Gated In the crime. She admits that
Williams had repeatedly said that be
was going to poison the family, and on
the morning in question neither of the
girls drank any of the coffee that con
tanned the poison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-02
MRS. MAVERICKS ILLNESS.
She Caused the Hsmorrhages by swallow
ing Needles, IL 10 Said.

She Caused the Hemorrha ages by Swallow
ing Needles, 1t 10 said.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Baroness de Rogue,
the mother of Mrs. May brick, states
that her daughters health is inn
proving. The Exchange Telegraph
company, also says that Mrs. May brick
is recovering, adding that the hemor-
rhage with which she was recently at
tackled and which caused the reports
that she was in dying condition, were
caused by herself and not by con-
sumption. According to some
newspapers her reported illness was
nothing less than an attempt on her
part to create public sympathy for her
self and to induce Mr.. Asquith, the
home secretary, to release her from
confinement.
The st. James Gazette prints an arti-
Gle on Mrs. Maybrick and congrstu-
lates the public upon the non-success of
the ingenius attempt to regain her free
dom. The Gazette declares that her
illness was caused by her swallowing a
number needles that she had secreted
from time to time. These needles pro-
duced an cfusion of blood and .othtr
2symptoms of lung disease and that the
report was at otce circulated that she
was dying frol consumption.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-02
No One Respuns BILE.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2--The coroner's
jury which investigated the fatalities
at the Becker-C Conrad tannery fire rem
dered a verdict that the four men came
to their deaths accidentally and that
nobody was to blame for the calamity.
The evidence showed that every precau-
ton had been taken by both chiefs OF
ire department and insurance patrol,
but the onslaught of flames and smoke
were so sudden and overwhelming that
escape was impossible.