Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-07-06

Ripans Tabules banisn pain.
All Pain banisbed by DR.. Miles Pain pills.

ulRHt Will III OOl0W,
Messrs Shrum spent the Fourth
at their home.
Miss Lille Mauzy Of CrabbOttom
is IN town on visit.
Judge J. W. Myers left yesterday
morning For Staunton.
New Salem items were crowded
out last week for want Of space.
Mr. Howard Armstrong of Doe
Hill was in town Wednesday night
Mr.. Harry Moore and family Of
Dunno, spent Monday night with
G. P. Jones.
Ben Hiner editor of the South
Branch Review, was in town the
last day of court.
Misses Emma McClintic and Sa-
die Somers spent Wednesday and
Thursday in town.
NJ IS Kate WhiteIaw Of High
| town visited her friend Emma Ma
theny last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chew of
Waynesbcro, are visiting friends IN
town this week.
n
Mrs. Boon and Miss Philips of
Tennessee are visiting their aunt
Mrs. S. Sullenberger.
Miss Wilkinson, who has been
the efficient milliner at V. Bishops
left for her home last Monday.
Will Turk who has been in this
office for the past month, left Sun
day for his home in BridgewatNr.
A Special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors will be held on the
18th inst. BY order of chairman.
Harry Crummett with his little
nephews Dick and Berlin left town
Tuesday to spend the 4th at Deer
field.
will preach next Sunday at Re
hoboth at II a. M, at Green Hill at
$50 p. M, and at Vanderpool at
s y. m. w. H. Woolf, P. c.
Tate and Dave Hiner gave to their
young friends a very enjoyable en-
tertainment last Wednesday even
ing at their home. The festivities
of this occasion did not cease with
the closing hours Of day but reach
ed the a. M, of the day following.
Many of our county people, es-
pecially those along the Monterey
ring mail route remember Jack
Martin as having large measure
of mirth provoking jests, while car
ring mail on said route. This same
invincible Jack IS in town and alive,
the report of his demise to the con-
trary not withStanding.
The land.ady, Mrs Elizabeth
Buckley of the Valley House ha;
been arrested as the thief of W
A. Cunningham's $240. The negro
who was arrested said he met hel
coming from Mr.. Cunningham
room with the pocketbook and sht
gave him $l3 to return the pocket
book.
Mrs NJ. J. Wilson whose home
for several years has been with thu
family Of her daughter Mrs. &. 2
Jones Of this place. was paralyze(
on last Monday night, from the Ell
fects of which she is Frustrated no
being able to eat or speak. he
recovery we are sorry to say, is cor
sidered doubtful.
NOTICE.
The undersigned are at work OF
the Highland county Jail, ant
have for sale Brick from the ClC
Jail and are preared to do al
kinds IF Brick work at reasonable
rates. olt,r with A. L. Shran
& Bro. Monterey,Va
papr6.3mo
The work on the new jail is pro
crossing we'll considering the small
number of hands employed the pas
week. The wood frames for open
ings have been received and some
are being set in place. The struct
ural iron work is expected the com
ing week, more hands will be pu
on the work and the building will
soon begin TO take on shape symme
try and style.
The case of Comm onweathh a
gainst r. N. Hook charged with tn
murder of w. H. Jones was ARGUED
and given to the jury last Saturday
The jury after a short deliberAtiol
rendered verdict involuntary man
slaughter, fixing his term Of impris
onment in the county jail at tire
months and assessing fine of S40C
against him. On Tuesday the pris
oner was taken by Sheriff E. M
Arbogast and Deputy E. A
McNulty to Bath county jai