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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
Highland county Court CLERK $
Office, to wit:
FSTp AVS
ESTRAXS

Taken up by Daniel L. iI"IstoH, ell
the 10Th day Of 4)e ooer 1891. two
cattle of the following descriptions,
yiz:-One is red steer three years
old, with underkeei III left ear,
5And half urdercrcp in right ear,
white bash in tail, some white a
Long belly, will weigh $50 Us gross
other steer is red and white
spotted, three years oi1, with slit
and under keel in each ear, large
white spot i'll forehead, lett horn
damaged near the point, this steer
will weigh at least 1875 lbs gross
and appraised tie former at S2O.0C
ard tne latter at $Z5.G0. by ). >
AMcNulty, W. Ii. Vance anc 6. ~
ron, before Il. NJ. Palm j. 7.
An extract leSte:
J. {. M4theny Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

Ghen BABY ives sick, we gave her Castoria
Fhen she was a Child, she cried for CasdCra
When she became Hiss, she chung 70 Casto:is,
When she aad Chidren. she gave them Casto-'n
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

yTY>NTEDM..! Al experienced
IN saddle aud Harness maker.
Cal on or address S. " trummrtt.
Monterey, Va.
List If letters remaining in The
p Q. at Monterey Va, OF. If 81.
". 4. Stewart /. George ". Field
/. Ifnpt called fer in thirty days
jhov will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office, Henry | Trimhie. Z. ri.
Alpersons having claim against
he estate q John b. WaegoGcr
deed. will present t@en at once FOR
puyment. Il is requested that ali
rlair1sdue Tie estate viii be paid
wit,lont further notice.
j. A. WaSSoner, Admr.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge 18th judicial Circulation. " M
Mclaughlin, Lexington, va.
County Judge-HOn. {. X. MeDan-
nald, Warm Springs, a.
Circuit and County Clerk. I. Ma
theny, Monterey, Va. r
Attorney for Commonwealth H.
Stephenson. Monterey, Va.
Sheriff.. Nj. ArnOgast Monterey
Treasurer 4. Jones, HighI0wn.
Commissioner OF Revenue L.
Campbell, Monterey.
Sup't Of Poor.-A. T. Stephenson.
Sup't of SchOols.-B. hmer liausci
Board of Supervisors. = McNuity'
chairman, and Jas. Terry and ). W.
Sterrett
CHURCH REGIsTER.
Presbvterial.- -------------
= Al =. Ghurch-Rev. X. II. Clark pastor
U. B. Chuch-Rev. ], 81. Hott, pas
ter - N
81. E. Church south--W. II. "oh
pastor.
TIE MAILS.
From Stauntcu to Municipalities
at Monterey at p. m; havcs at . a Iii
daily.
Horseshoe Route-Leaves Nohiere,
at5a m. via VanderrOol, on Tuetd" -
THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS; leaves NOME
rcU at S a. NJ. vie Strait CrceA, on Mon
days Wedn esdays and Fridays
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
The Delinlator For June is called
the
Summer Plumber,
June 18th t.

~ y
and is superb mum teri in every re
spect, the amount of practical and
interesting reading matter being
largely increased. The article in
the College series describes A Girls
Life and York at Smith, and is
written by recent and brilliant
graduate. There is also very sng-
geStiye and entertaining paper on
A German-Scho0l Commencement.
Nursing AZ an employment for
Women rs ably trc"to1 by louise
Oarche. Superintei cen Of the New
York CityTraining; chool for Nurs-
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Gle. in addition to the regularmonth
" Issue. is on dress for Summer
Sports, end another. equally snlta-
bic to the time. gives information
on Trunks and Trunk Packing The
opening chapter on Vocal Culture,
by the author Of Desartp Culture,
is in this number. and should rs
heneitial as the series just closed.
The papers on Hvgenic Living are
continued; and the confidence that
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
FADM FOR SELF!!

| cEYer for sale privately, the farm
,.poa which now reside; lying
ne.r Hightown. containing about
90 acres. ali of which is improved
land. has upon it a good dwelling
house and all necessary onthouses,
{. g od orchard and IN good fix for
farming or gazing.
w. T. Rpxrode,
Hightown, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
ry1 .HT;sTT1.1-. LARD
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN COMPANY.

O. wilson. Secretary Monterey,
". II. Natheny, Treasurer Aon
trrey.
Monterey.
c. w. Trlnble, Appraiser Mon
ierey. v
terel. ;,
Dr.. f. J. Jones, Appraiser, Me-
DowelI.
Why You Should Patronize the
industrial savings and Loan
Company.
1st. Because no membership
Zee will he charged. End. Because
you can withdraw at any time after
ihirty DAYS in case OF emergency.
Bird. Because it does not dIScrmI
nate in making loans. It cnarge9
4 fixed preminm. 4th. Because yon
ran invest your savings and nearly
donble them in six and one-half
wears 9th. Because all loans are
made Grst mortgage or real estate,
therefore Absolute Security is af-
fortied. 9Th. Because rs contracts
ere ri in. concise, definite. Yon
know in adYance the maximum cost
Of ,foch, therefore know what your
urnGfs viii he ut maturity.
Soy further information call on
t'le Secretary or Treasurer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
c. ?. Jones. Vs.. ,.o
L. Il. Stephenson OOmrs

], J. C. Matheny, Clerk Of Circuit
court, certify that L. Fl. Stephen
son, one Of the above Comrs.. bias
given bond, as required by said de-
cree.
j. {. Mathrny, CIera
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
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The
Hotel,

a. IN . III 1T,
STATNro>{, VIi2 7lNIA,
Observation-Disclosures.
Highland HAL Hack,
andits psSsopgelsca
receive 40 better ac~
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Sept. l4,-6 mo
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HIGHLAND RECORDER.
A4vArtiSinN HIte9.

>9.a' 1)cic.s l. IOs PER ure Tor first insee-
Tea, ana - pr .ine .or each subsequent m
ecdll f.llsie1L Advertisements insertef
sSfl. IF ~ per ihca Tor hSst insertlOs
and soc fer each subsequent Insertion n
advertisements fer . Shortcr pe@oh tnah
three nonthS considered transact kateS
three months aad Ger are - follows
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

R,nanS TainIit.S haniSn pain
Monthly Pains cured By miles Pain Pills.


When YOU come to Staunton dort
fail to call to see ne. }. {. Bishop
Preaching at Hightown at II a.
m and at Pisgah ut B pm. next
SUNDAY. ". II. Woolf, 7. {.
will be glad to see my friends
when they come to Staunton.
J. c. Bishop.
The third quarterly confidence
for Highland Dist. will be held at
Thorny Bottom Nov "a and %
Il. Il. Clark, ?. {.
At the price | bought |. WITT
& Sons stock | can save all, money
on dry goods notions aud carpets.
J.C. Bishop
The Pendleton County News cd
ted by G. II. jcrdan has leen s",d
TO Mr. Simmons f rmerly
with the South Branch Review.
Miss Annie E. Hiner announces
that She will serve IN OYSTER Sup
per 1T the Post-oi;ice building al
Monterey at 7 p. m OF Tuesday the
18th inst.
Rev. Dr.. T. II. Lazy Of Lynch
hnrg is expected to nreach here At
the Methodist church ut II Il. n
and T D IN. saturday and Ii IA. NJ
and : =. Ill. Sunday next.
I Will lie in ny shop at Jontp
rev court day Nov. ~ and remaiN
rs lung rs enirioved. Don't f"i' i'
bril,g in vour work if yoW wa'i
ANYTHING Go1e in MY line.
v. L Ta\ inr.Jev e!er
The shipment Of Youl'ry by the
merchants 1t ibis place has. fcr
several wears, been on tj'p increase
and jndg;ag from the number OF
Itrrkeys, chickens. geese and docks
hirh are being brought IL
daily, tho trade his season viii cx-
ce.le That OF any former year.
The SiauMton Spectator, for More
:aaa - years ably edited by L
Many # Sta4nlon. is no>7 for sal
rs announced in It's last issue The
character Of this valuable ionrdal
is widely ana favorab'y kpowd. Nc
words Of commerdation are neceS-
say. The retirement Of Il Maazy
from the editorial chair is cause 70:
sincere regret. Here is chHmct
for persons wishing To engage /:
the newsp. per puSiu@Ss.
Information reached here last
night. to tue eae..t that Ms. r j
Benscp. wife Of ". N. Bcusor
was in dying condition, at th'
state I5o$,.iiel. at Stanton Va
whittier she had been taken foi
tre4tment. Tie distressed hus
band and daughter. Mrs. L. L
Campeli, have gone to minister L
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
hJNEY
offerings and Sales at the Richmord To-
bacco EKchango-Internal Revenue
CoIlections-ForciG Adyices.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE receipts of
lower quotations from London ana the
uncertainty i'm regard 10 the extent OF
the outflow Of gold led 10 an irregular
market for stocks at the opening, When
General Electric declined | per cent.
to 30, and other stocks yielded ) 10 =
per cent. from the final prices Of ycSiei-
day. The selling lacked force, now
ever and subsequently better loht
prevailed The fact that there Wdo no
additional gold engagements ana ih"l
the sterling exchange market Sh'Nea a.
tendency toward easier rates lhluoei
more or less covering by the room
traders. The main factor, however,
was the great strength shown by Amer
lean Sugar Refining stock, when dd-
YanCed from 81 to SG's Oh purchases OF
upwards of 5000 shares. This was &c
Cepted by the street as meaning mat
certain influential operators recently on
the bear side have changed 'front.' anu
intend TO give the market better sup
port Manhattan moved mp from l"'2
10 lOSi,. but the changes in the other
leading shares were far less important,
the Changers, Chicago Gas, western
Union, Missouri Pacific, Northern Ia
Cifc preferred, and General EIrcirlc
huctuating within range OF isHI per
cent. As a rule, prices closed traction
ally higher than on yesterday. ~. ItnI,
General t4"ctric. and Louisville ana
Nashville were exceptions, showing net
losses Of isnli per cent. If"dlhs H
small proportions and was almost en-
tirely local. Among the Spcclalties Della
ware and Hudson dropped Ia TO l"C'r
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, chicago ana ~.
Louis l to 17I2. and Jersey Central -
70 1O7la America, Tobacco fell rom rom
lied TO OK. Speculation left of firm
in tone. The total sales were lt5."oo
shares. The bond market was lower.
The sales to-day of listed Stocks az
grcgatcd SG 900 shares, and Of unlisted,
81 600 shares.
Money on call easy at / per cent last
loan al / per cent, and closing offered
at ncr cent: prime mercantile paper,
@,Gp, per cent Bar liver, Gii. Sterling
exchange strong, with actual bushes ,,,.,.i
as and iS7a,04SS for demand, posted
rafes 4SSals9: commercial bills, $500
4SGi5 Government bonds firm. STATE
lDnds duh Railroad bonds weaker.
silver at the board was quiet.
treasury Balances-Coin, Si5,2l2ooo;
currency, So, 6tG,poO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, oct H.. lN9i
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Cutters, / hogsheAd; smokers, 30, scrap
briShU, ?; Tugs dark, 30. Total, b
hOgSheddS.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Tnspections-B Bright, % hogsheads. dark.
l3J hogsheads. Reinspe" Bright, y
h0gshcads. dark, l hoSshead, western.
hogsheads
Myer's. Crenshaw's. Allegheny Shockoe,
and SeabrOokc's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts, II packages; de-
iivcrics, 10 packages.
United States internal revenue coIlec-
tous for the city of Richmond, Va TO-
day. Cigars and cigarettes N.N5JO, plug
tobaccOs, $2.2297l. Total. s. 1881.
4 fine sale OF loose hrights az DaVen-
ports warehouse today. Planters well
pleased.
An excellent sale Of loose bright to-
baccOs at ShelburHe's warehouse to-day !;
highest price, So.
< very large and good sale at the
Southern to-day. A house full and mag
nifcent break for tomorrow.
4 big and "A very satisfactory sale AZ
the Stonewau to-day. 10 was a medium
break and sold well The farmers wei
pleased.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: -. r. Harris ". l.. Johnson,
CoochIand county, W. J. Johnson Halt
fax county; 5. -. Goodwin, Cumberland
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Dynamite In War.

New York Sun: The tests of the dyna-
mite gun at Sandy Hook Tuesday CstaD-
lshcd new principle in regard TO the
detcuSe OF our cOdst-ndmelA. that nos
tile war ships cannot enter the harbor
of New York. Striking and One-siied as
tnat proposition may seem II cannot be
called cNU1Nagant after the evidence or
the three shots fired from the pneumatic
gun. Against a quarter of ton OF dy-
Mantle, placed and exploded with reason
able accuracy. Any vessel drmOTed as
heavy as they like becomes Ike news
paper; it cannot stay atOat No ship
coast where dynamite guns of proved
efficiency are known 10 exist. They might
as well sail straight over Niagara.
The power of shooting a great mass
Of high explosives wipes the old lmita
uons Of artillery out of existence. mas
much as the great area Of destructive
ness covered by the explosion of 500
pounds OF dynamite, makes the extreme
precision of an ordinary gunshot no long
cr Indispensable The mark aimed at
VIII be struck II the prOjeCtile itself falls
within a hundred yards OF it. The his
Jurlcal Sure-pOp shot at the brOadSide
of a barn has been reversed by a system
by which the barn itself is shot through
the air as pruJectlle, destined 10 crush
everything that its broad mass may fan
upon. Dynamite guns in their last posi-
Die perfection may still remain very La
bic 10 get out OF order. but mere rea-
sonable possibility that they will work
must create a terrorism against all craft
approaching for hostile purposes sufi-
Gent 70 make the coast practically unap-
prOaChabc
Pneumatic guns have been taken off
OF our dynamite cruiser Nesuvius for
TINS reason, We believe, that practice an
sea mas been found too Inaccurate 10 be
valuable However that may be the |
advantage which gun Of this sort on |
land viii have over one SET unon ,6n |
water is pretty sure 10 be sufficient ~ |
make the water gunner conclude to avoid |
the fight " "'0iu
After ms great and memorable step
toward the tinal abolition of ali war
generally New Workers may sleep SOUND
u nights. 'o"''u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, oct l6.-If talk was
all that was necessary to bull wheat
there was cry reason for that mar
ket TO advance to-day but beyond n
moderate recovery from weak start
and lower prices than even yesterday
close, and that rally on covering by
shorts, there was no evidence OF any
radical change I'm the situation. The
low price and daily receipt Of reports
as to the feeding Of wheat 10 hogs would.
II was claimed, eventually tell on stocks
and naturally produce a change or SEN
timent In the face, however. of lower
cables, big receipts, and large shipments
from Russia and India. there was no
inclination to invest. The activity In
the trade was irregular and the tone
variable The opening was weak, then
came slight rally. followed by an
easier feeling whilst the close was COM
pdratiyely firm. December wheat open
ed from j20j2isc. TO 5l7sc sold between
5latc and j2itC., closing at j2lsmJ2i &C.,
"A shade better than yesterday Cash
wheat was unchanged for car lots.
Coru-AlthOugh governed I'm some de
gree by the fluctuations Of wheat, sun
there was more tirmness TO corn than
could be traced to the finer grain to-
day. There is no doubt but that r.
stronger tendency Of wheat TO advance
would have allowed Of much higher
prices for corn. as the buying was of Il
more general character than the selling.
May corn opened at 4S1sc., sold between
1870. and 49i tH49,c, closing at the
top, &,Hlqc higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was ne. per bushel higher.
ats-No ability 10 rise above or de-
cline below a point marked by sympathy
with wheat was noted I'm tn is market
There was moderate business trans
acted. the oatmeal trust buying fair
amount The close was unchanged from
Yesterday for May prices during the
session keeping within a narrow range.
Cash oats were weak early, but closed
firm. no essential change in prices TAX
Ing place.
Provisions Selling by the packers early
and later by the people who bought
from them was the only features worthy
of mention i'm the market for product
to-day No disposition 10 depress prices
,rae seen sellers rather in'liulng 10
sustain them as much as possible. \
weak and lower hog market made itself /
fplt at the opening. The close was
PIG. lower than Yesterday ior January !
uork. 2LH5c. lower for January Idrd, /
81 -. Iousr for January ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
COOP ROADS FOR pIRGINIA,
The Convention Meets in Richmond To-
morrow to Discuss the Subject.

Matters i'm connection with the state
Good Roads Convention, which cOnvenes
al the Chamber Of Commerce, in Rich
m0ud at 1890 a. NJ. on the 18th, are
taking shape and nearly all Of the COun-
ties i'm the state have responded TO the
call 10y the appointment Of delegates. The
educational institutions, commercial ana
scientific associations have also notified
the chairman of the road committee mat
they will send representatives. Arrange
IncHts have been made with Richmond
hotels for special rates for all delegates.
This convention has excited great in
tCrcSt throughout the entire State, and
men. Its paramount importance 10 the
state is recognized by all citizens who
have its interest at heart.
The following interesting programme
has been arranged and the papers and dis
cussions which will follow must give much
roads.
Morning Organization. Open
ing address by Hon. George l.. Christian,
president Richmond Chamber of Com
mcrcc. Current Progress in Road I'm
provcmont," by Hon. Roy Stone, special
agent and engineer of Road Inquiry Blu
rcau, United states Department of Agri-
culture what Bad Roads are Costing
Us 10y Clarence Coleman, &. T..
Afternoon Session.-"How 10 Procure
the Means TO Build Good Roads" by j.
+. Jackson, editor southern Planter. "Our
tcnancc,' by 6. f. AShburner Jr G. f.
Use of Convict Labor on Public Roads
by John Graham, Jr., &. +.
Evening Session, Highway Bridges"
by g.. g. Wentworth, G. r. stone and
Shell Roads" by -. c. Humphreys G. f..
Professor Of civil Engineering Wash
luston aud Lee University Miscellaneous
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

T.
NEW YORK. oct l6.-Flour duh and
,ragL and only a jOhbing trade; winter
wheat low grades, SlNIH2iU fair 10
fancy, s.. iOa2.1u: patent, N2.GJH23 30;
Minnesota clear. S2lG02.l5, patent, N3.l5
G3'10. low extras. Sl.N5N2.4O Southern
flour dun and weak; common to iair
extra. S2lOa%.Oo; good 10 choice DO,
E' Whe5f moderately active and firm at
1.c M: No. red, store and elevator,
53Ln55a,c.; ahoat. 3J4c. Options de-
clined lsM..-lGc.. with December going
9-iG, below previous low record. rally
irp iG}.c.. and closing firm at l.c. over
,,estar,jav. with trading moderate: No
) red october, jiAc.; December. 554c.;
-1 Corn dali and drm rsr5, No. 2 l5c.. ele-
ciined re, rallied 'sQ34c., and closed firm
az 40 over Yesterday, with trading fair.
October. 5i,c.; December. 53lsc.; Janu-
at Gsts fairy active. Options quiet; oc-
az Nav. 36i4c. Spot-No. .. 3lGc.:
~ > white. Soc; mixed western, 32a
5 N1 white do. 35N3Sl?c
IL. ouiet and weak, shipping. Joc:
cod 70 choice @JgIJc.
sV w. ~ Guiet and about steady: domes-
tic fleece l7G22eiii v pp I'VE, do, i2 p,
beer SS0GTNJD: beef hams inactive
me-, ,,sak at S17O0Wl7.j0, tierced beef
am and steady; city extra, India mess,
g gu vnoe,iG ~. cut meats quiet and steady;
pickled 90 PSsj,aaI0'O0: mlddles nominal. wv
MANS quiet and easy: western steam,
Lara 6S. city, s725: October closed al
$500 January, 500. Refined quiet:
$500; ant' SIS. ~: South American. $50;
Cotl,,,iinS,Ind, s6WQGJO.
c9 p1pS In fair demand and steady; mess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Allen q. Collins, special
commissioner, TO +. @. Holt 36 % feet
on south Side Of Canal street. between
First and Second $3.50. Frances Mann to
Margaret r., wife of f.. -. Black, in
tcrcst in - feet on Baker street, north
east corner OF Fourth, 500. r.. 4. Ran
dolph 10 Fanny G.. Thompson. personally,
800. NJ. Lizzie Richardson's trustee 10
city of Richmond, land for opening Of
Grace and Cedar streets. Charles II. Tai
hort TO Emanuel Raab, SO feet on west
side Of TWcn'y-frst street, between Main
and Cary, $1,000.
Hcnrico. James II. Cline 10 Christian
II. Larsen, 80 feet on north side of State
street between Fulton and Erin, go
Henry Grimmcll TO John r.. Creery. q -
feet ON east side Of Bryan street, near
Littlcpagc $500. II. w. Jenkins 10 Jennie.
wife OF JaW Perkins. p feet on south
side of Main street, near Strawberry,
$3.50. 4. c. Maynard to Y. NJ. Maynard
trustee, ~ 54-lOJ acres on Patterson ave
uuc, 81 500. G. B. MountCastle to G. l..
Dcuoou, 90 feet on south side of Brook
land street. near Dinncen, 500.