Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-29
Mr.. Wood Fox Of Dry Branch,
we learn is very Ill.

Crosses place on the Staunton mail
line this week.
Mr.. J. M Kincaid, one Of Nc
Dowell's merchants was in town
Wednesday on business.
The time for gathering winter
apples is at hand. Take time and
store them away properly.
It is stated that at least one mil
lion dollars will be taken out Of
Virginia for the Worlds Fair.
Best assortment Of winter boots
we ever had, don't fail to look at
them before you buy, Bishop
Bros.
Miss Clara Gibson left this morn
ing on the hack to take up her
school in Rcckbridge county, near
Lexington.
Mrs. S. B. Sieg left Thursday
morning for Charleston, W. Va,
where she will spend a month Wis
iting her old home.
Mr.. James Sipe returned Friday
to Lynchburg to resume work after
having spent a pleasant vacation
with his friends here.
Don't buy your fall goods until
you have seen our new stock, we
will have it in our house early in
Oct. Bishop Bros.
Mr.. Arthur Dudley Of Augusta
county was visiting his brother,
Mr.. E. A. Dudly Of Hightown |
neighborhood this week.
We have on hand about fifty |
cooking stoves; different sizes. and
different kinds, come to US this fall
and you are sure to get what you
want. Bishop Bros.
Senator Jones will be absent
from Circuit Court, bat will be
proGtably employed shaking hands
with the good people" in the
southern part Of his district.
We cannot understand how the
report became current. that we
went away this Summer to look up
. new location, with view of leav-
ng Monterey. We positively de-
~ this rumor, our trip was visit
,nly. Bishop Bros.
Pupils from different places who
nave entered school here and board
ng in Monterey are as follows:-
1lenn Mauzy, Casper Judy and
lille Mauzy, from Crabbottom;
Clarence Jones from Hightown and
Frank Burner from Pocah Ontas
county, W. Va.
DON'T GO TO THE TROUBLE OE MAX I
Nc A SPECIAL TRIP TO TOWN TO PAY
he RECORDER MAN, BUT WHILE
-oU ARE HERE ATTENDING CIRCUIT
yoURT DROP IN AND PAY HIN. This {
WILL BE PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
Judging from the number of
,uyers from a distance. cattle :
hould be going off at a good figure. {
We have had in the county the g
GLOWING gentlemen: Messrs.
Iudkins of Barbour county. VIVA.
Yates and Driver Of Rockingham
ounty, Kyle Of Staunton and -.
Philadelphia gentleman. /
The many friends of Mr.. John c
}. East, who recently located in
Jew York city as a practicing at :
orney. will be glad to learn of his :
marriage to Mrs. Estell De Sierra q
'ofin of that city,on Tuesday Sep t
ember the 18th 1893. We know [
he male member of the contract r
~ parties and wish them both a
ong and continued happiness. !,
DESTRUCTION TO TURKEYs.-The
me at which the law protects wild '
turkeys had barely closed when two. "
f our sports, viz: W. A. Slaven
nd E. M. Slaven prepared for az a
unit. On last Friday they betook p
themselves to Sounding Knob and a
n reaching the summit Earnest h
spied two very large turkeys and "
/ a short time killed both. The 81
unters then met at a mountain
ED on w. w. Benson's farm, and e,
outed a drove of turkeys, a dozen o.
Dung ones and the old hen. Earn ',
st again brought his skill to =
lay on the old hen and brought Y
er down. After this as the young a
nes had no leader, they had a pic 81
ic. They secreted themselves be- n
ind a log and called the young =,
lrkeys up as fast as they could ~
moot them conveniently until