Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

N L. 5. DlcKehsoh pays 'Ao "e 0
price for produce.
4 Have YOU seen those great big
nice oranges at Bishop Bros? and
they are only 4Oc. doz'
NJ New Ginghams, Outings and
Calicoes at L. S. Dickensons.
Our town was affiiced last week
with a high priced musician. lie
left for Crabbottom,
|%You can get your oysters on the
23d., come for them 50 you will
have them Sunday and Monday.
Bishop Bros.
NILS Dickinson has just received
nice line Of Xmas goods which he
will sell cheap for cash or produce.
III. S. Fisher, Photographer will
4Aeein Monterey prepared to do all
work in his line during the Holli-
days.
TX Every one says the finest assert,
mont Of candies, nuts, raiSons, and
oranges ever before brought to
Monterey, are at L. S. Dickensons.
lN The finest assortment of plain
and fancy candies ever before
shown i'll Monterey at L. S.Dick-
ensOns.
(Mr. j. S. Fisher the photogra-
lphsr is here now building a car and
Will be ready to take pictures next
! week.
Miss Whitmore who is teaching
in Mr.. J. A. Jones family, and Miss
Mamie Jones were in town We'd
nesday purchasing their holiday
goods.
LosT.-A Fair Leather Pocket Book
or Side Wallet, for carrying bank
notes or papers in. The finder will
please return it to this office and re-
ceive liberal reward.
APPLES! APPLEsl APPLES!
TTTantedl Twenty-Five car LOADS o. o.
| wv apples, all varieties taken at e eash
prices.-P, B. SUBLETT Son
Stanton va; opposite G. q .. depot.
| Nov. 24-6t.
Mrs. Gay Gillaspie wife Of james
A. Gillaspie Of Jackson's river died
on Thursday Of this week. The
death of member Of a family i:
an occasion Of sorrow in a very
marked sense is it true when the
, departed one is a wife and mothe
as in this instance. The bereave(
family deserve and have the sym
!, pathy of many friends.
We will not depart from our us
ual custom of taking weeks hol
l. iday at Christmas, and you nee'
not look for the RECORDER mex
, week, Our next issue will be tn
e beginning of new year and vii
. be a suitable time to form new res
olutions. We trusto our d. linquent
will resolve to pay up what is du
and year in advance with % cent
extra for Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. John F. Siple, formerly O
= Doe Hill, this county, is connecte
: with the Bartlett Commercial Co
lege of CINCINNATI, as first penmar
= He was chosen for that poSitio
It in October, over $50 applicants
Up to that time he had been with
Commercial College in Mansfield
r 0. Mr.. Siple enclosed to us
s sample of his pennsmanship whic
is certainly the work of a mastt
). pen man.
Died-At Head Waters in tn
county on the 18th inst, Of rhel
matism and pneumonia, Henr
Cheston, the fourteen year old SO
J. of T. NJ. Devericks. 1t is true thu
:, a bright face has gone from tn
home but it is for brighter in !
new home and would not retur
a This little boy was loved by all wi
e knew him. His happy. look al
l. contented expression brought
kind word from every side. t
was favorite of the neighberho(
n and the pet Of his family.
It Mrs. Elizabeth Shumate the oil
l. est inhabitant of the tow
f. of Monterey, passed C aim
and peacefully away
about 5 o'clock this morning, s.
}. having been in declining health t
~ several weeks. She was 81 yea
It. old and had long been conslste
III member of the NJ. E. Church sout
was a very kind neighbor, ev
ready to contribute to the relief
= those around her in affection
~ distress and will long live in t
VI memory of those who witness
re IL o.o-soa oe L