Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-10-27

entered the gradeo scnooi h0io '
week. l
Heavy upper leather will cost
you only 25c. ID at Bishop Bros
Mrs. S. B. Sieg who has been VS.
ting in Charleston w. Va, Tor a
month returned today.
Mrs. O. Wilson spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mr.. f. Nc
Nulty at Meadow Dale.
We have a lot Of home made
split bottom chairs we will sell at
$3.50 per set. Bishop Bros.
Mrs. M. M. Crummett returned
this week from Pocahontas county
where she has been visiting rela-
tives.
When you come to town go to
Don Sullenberger & Co.'S old stand
and supply yourself with good
chewing tobacco.
| We will sell the r V. Lauten-
schlaggcr mare and her blooded
colt at a low price, on easy
terms. Size can be seen at Mr.. s.
w Sterrets. Bishop Bros.
I Miss Matte Campbell who has
been living in Charleston, w. Va,
arrived here this week and vii
teach this winter in w. w. Ben
sons family.
r. F. Gillett, in company with
e. A. McNulty, has gone to the
Worlds FAIR, where he will spend
some time in studying tie Decora-
ton and Art on exhibition there.
You can bring your beef hides tt
Bishop Bros. and exchange them
for upper leather, this is better
than to take them to the Tar
ward and wait ten months for your
leather.
Miss Rosa Hiner, daughter o.
Jas. P. Hiner, Of Jackson's river i
dangerously i'll at the home OF Or
K. II. Trimhle, where 81 e has beer
living for some time, with bu
slight hopes Of her recovery.
, Mr.. Valentine Harouff OF Bacl
Creek brought to this office, las
Tuesday, one of the largest and h
most perfect apple we have eve
seen grown in this country. It's
fallow-water and weighs one poun'
r and one eighth Of an ounce.
Mrs. Anthony Lightner is spend
inc some time with relatives in Au
gusta county, while Mr.. L, is al
S ranging some business matters rs
his home on Back Creek. The,
. will return to their present HON
at Davis, w. Va, in month Q
TIVE,
Hon A. F. Withrow addressed
a goodly number of the voters G
i Highland, at the Court house o
, last Tuesday. We understand the
were were we'll pleased with h
: straight forward wav, Of Stain
v things and will give him a lift Q
,e the 9TH of November next.
Through apriyate source we lear
that Isaac Seybert, who moved
v Nebraska from this county, man
y years sgo, died at his home at Dul
lie bar or the 10th day Of Oct, age
l. 95 wears and 5 days. Deceased WI
a brother of Henry Seybert al
they were raised together on ii
lie Old Seybert farm on Straigl
os Creek. He was member OF tt
Methodist church 70 years.
r. At it's last meeting IN New Yo'
city, Oct. 9TH Prof; John M. Cola
was elected a member Of the Ne
rk York Mathematical Society. Il
in membership Of this society includ
ed the leading Mataematiclans OF tt tt
IS. country. The members from v
ginia are Professors Venab
Thornton, Stone and Echols OF t
as University of Virginia. Pr'
"r Barton of Emory and Henry; Pr'
Ill Moreland, of Washington and L.
in Prof. Smithey of Randolph Mac
ny College, Prof. Smith Of h. i,
Academy, B ,dford, and Pr I u
Principal Of Staunton schol
3ni This honor, which Prof. Colaw
leu Justly deserves,place him shoul(
icy to shoulder with the leading ma
IA ematicians Of the United States,a
are we predict for him successful