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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
Events at Sallair.

Monday, August GIh-Davis county
Harvest Day.
Tuesday, August 7th-Juyenilo Tab
ernRcle choir outing,
"wednesday, August Sth-saturdAy
Night and Manilou clubs.
Thursjhy, August 8th-Mizpah Tenn
pie Pythian Sisters.
Friday, August l0th-soandinavian
society exCuislou,
Saturday, August llth-Republican
celebration.
Today the ladies OF the General Re.
lief Society made arrangements to
have an excursion TO Saltalr August
2ilh,
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LEVY Grocery Company.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Levy
Grocery company were filed this
morning with the county clerk. The
place OF business will be on State
street in this city. The capital stock
Is limited to $4,000, divided into phRres
OF the par value OF So each.
Tue inuorporAtoTs are Sarah ]. L6vy,
"nn share. Nlbert Herr, Edgar w,
duncan, Bruce u. Knox, Ave shares
,.- ,...t .lu.lis Levy one shareA
Morris Levy president, Albert Hertz
tesrOlaty aud Il. w. Duncan treasurer
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RepubIi,ans at Saltair.

The Republican program committee,
APPOINTED for the purpose OF getting up
AN entertainment Al ssllair on Satur'
gay next, report that they are making
excellent progress and thattho occasion
will he a very suspicious one Hon. f.
]. Cannon, now in New iork,is eE.
pocted home in time TO be ono Of tue
spsahers. G. G.. Goodwin and other
nfomipeut party representatives. ana
champions VIII sls3 be heard, while
tbsrs VIII be instrumental anu vocal
music AZ Intervals throughout the
afternoon,
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PRIESTHOOD MEETING.
Timely Topics Considered by the Stake
Authorities Assembled.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion convened in the Assembly Hall
at II a.m., today-saturday, August I,
ls04-Elder Angus Nj. Cannon, presl'
dent Of the Stake, and his oounselors
presiding. All the wards OF the state
were properly represented excepting
the Seventeenth city ward and Farm.
Org, Union, North Jordan, Brighton
and Hunter wards Of the country.
The First, Second, Third, Fourth,
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AROUND The COURTS
Judge BaFlCh Listens 10 a Few Small
Saturday Notions,
SUIT DRouenr RY A RECEIVER.
The Copper Plant Bonds Case Goes
over. loday's Probate
Court, Etc.

with Chief Justice Merritt abicnt
from the city, the usual Saturday mo
ton business was TO-DAY greatly cur
tailed. Judge Bartch snt In his divis-
Ton 10 hear just few motions which
attorneys were specially desirous to
bring forward ut this time, but bis
honor was soon through with them.
Less than half an hour suliictd to
clear the deck for the day. The sub
Joined ofdou were entered.
LEAVE UivEN.
In the case u Thco. @. stelnko, re-
ceiver of tbs Cas- county tank, " G..
+. LIoibuufow, an siii isvit was lut ln
by Attorney Fnuk Pierce, aDd motion
for permission for She receiver 10 sue Ia
This court was given.
DEMURRER WITHDRAWN, rrc.
Leslie j.. Kelley Institute, Dwight,
llls, W the Kelley Institute OF salt
Lake. Dem.rfrr Withdrawn by con-
sent ana default entered on stipulation.
judgment entered Tor $1,000.
THE DATE rtXfp
The A. Il. D.ck Go. " G. II. Par.
sous. SGT fur hearing. by consent, GA
"Wednesday, August s.h.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
The accounts Of l.. IS. Commissioner
Gteenmsn were approved on motion Of
Assistant District Attorney HOwaL
DEMuRRFU SUSTAINED.
Vlnocut suur,ni IT, " Els. T.
Shurtin 81 al. Demurrer 90 com.
plant argued aui submitted ~
10 the rate VI Interest. THIS Wa Heed
At per cent. Five days allowed 10
nnswo. except as 10 the defendant Ellz.
+. Snurtin, wnOsu default was on.
tered,
oN 4 RErfHEE's KEp0RL
Monroe Bush W. r. G. Wait. Plain.
IN moved tor confirmation Of report Of
tne referee Ia the case, upon supple.
mrntary proceeding Defendant wns,
however given ten days % iilr bili Vi
exception.
10 WAIT FOR JUDGE MEHWrr.
The hearing ou the order 10 show
/ cause why tue temporary restraining
| order previ usly maue ia The copper
J plant bonds case should not be-
/ made permanent hai been sot down
OF today; but 0wiug 20 the Chici Ju-
tice having gone To Alaska Tor a holt
Jay IL will DO kent over until hiB
| return.
sun rs a RECEIVER
tn odorr q. Stuinke, receiver OF the
| Cas- county bank, Atlantic, Iowa, tint
I morning Drought suit IN the Ihir
! district court against g. +. LODiboufuW
to recover n 900 on pTOmissOfy mote,
with interest at S per cont per aunum.
] As separate cause OF action "a,
/ plainiitl claims from defendant "a,
sum Of Sl62aJ, balance alleged 10 bt
| due on au open running mutual nc
/ count between the bank anu defendant
TuDAY's PROBATE COURT
Estate OF VIM. X. Sloan, deceased.
Hearing on final mt and petition
| Tor distribution, Order made sllOW.
ing account and distribution.
COUNTY COURT.
The regular weekly session Of tho
county court VIII be held next Monday.
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Preparing for the Show.

ME-. A. Franks, lust returned from
Tooele county where he has engaged
a herd OF Buffalo, will start i'm.
mediately Tor shoshone, Idaho, in
order tn secure some Indians for the
wild West show, to be- exhibited at
CaldeI's Park, Aug, n, is aud 10.
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COMM ERCIAL


SALT LAKE CLEAKiNJ HOUSE
Todav's clearing house eKcnanges
amounted 10 sl00,22a Same day
last year, ssS,ljg. Wcek's 81 ur,n..s,
sgil, l3i; same weak lasi year, b.2 SD
1opAY'B QUOTATIONS.
New Yufk.--Silver, G-l. iuai, $50.
LOndUu-Silvef, 25 1910.
ORE AND WULLIuN.
wolls, Fargo a o.. received today;
Silver bullion, $1,000,
T.. X. Jones' d 90. received today;
Orer, Sl,2UO.
MCCotnlcE & Go. received today
silver aud lead ores, sa.7Hi.
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The piosfam commueo % tho
Rsaper,s Club are requusl.l TO meet at
the Office o., tne woman LrpgHclt
Weine,dav. Augud s.u, st lli'.,u.k
am j.. b. WTliH,
Chairman,
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Their HeadQuarlcrl

During the excursion o'he Working.
mems Genital Republican ciuH The
headquarters are located 30 u'
wasa.ch block On East Temple street
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO DO IT.


Afnuu AFntufo
u Hood's Sufsspsrilla IL that while II
urtios the blood and seuds II cour-
lg through the veins full Of richness
anu henlth, Il also imparls new life
,ud yigur to every function Of the
I1iy. Hence tue expression 80 often
.gard: "HoOd's SAuapaiilla made a
Uuw person " men II ovefO0mes
hat ured feeling 10 common now.
Hood'a Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial.
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|HFIAHF %. 3 az A#t.' N.NNH.u |'NNN p % .tH
lUirrirg,
Ofson 4, WuoUcy ctuA Co George D..
WopIlrY. part lot b block 20, plat
A. rltvssts .s.sf.s.l st'Al N|
Maud n Lloyd Ct ul o. hrurcfh u.
Garter, Toto tu ., Lloy DE huhiif
vision asssfs1f .fHsssss .H... fsHHHfsHHH A.
Robert harrington 90 LOUISA smith,
l0ls % Hud 90, block Do Wust Drive
subdivision srssatF sttHHHrs tHHasaaaHH aN|
81 NJ Green Ut u % oiin NialWHuH,
mart section 20. township north,
range west. salt Lake meridian. "
salt Lake tItY 90 sarah o, Aver .gas
aEHttI lois lu kinney uuur
lar'a Improved u.Hi.t.sssss ..stsss '.
Sarah j. hyur Go tir.aUu urriaFv
COMPANY. 40 nI0.t b, Kinney
DuurlHYa Improved plat ..a .... $500
john ~. Thompson o. b. rhrnmrr,
Uari Doe .. bloch .lt H.4t ~ rliy 40.
John 49,, iHTrtur Go Joseph nuIlInt
lutH ID aHl g. UIIta o, south
LAWN abolition sss.tsrs.s.sstsss..s HN.
William D. Hubbard 90 luiur
iauo, luu o. hul d. Hlurs ., LaFi
Sarah HAYNES NulIrFhH.I Go hfa a.
uutIgrneld, part SECTION 2. t1uu
ship south, range : Wust hAIt
Lake wCrIdI4ussssssssssss.H.a .....ss |N ..
Is. " Morrison cf UN 90 tnFl D..
lIggarl, part Dot q. block 80, plot
william Mciks 90 Nsry dctllr. Tote
ll aud o. block 0, plat j, CITY,
and other properly ...sss.rss.s..... N.
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,,n every point o. view. Hao pro.
r,. ss Of ihs excursion are TO ua usrI
~ 49, J.,,,v expenses inoiIeu, 20 tue Too
Gle summer school
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sTOCIls ava HAHKTTs


giuUAgu NAHNTr
ChielT. cIoHs. Aug &
WhuatastraIy. Aug. ll. Sept,
tuu=ilIFUgT, Cash. Aua t.'t sept. go.
tatsartguuFr Aux gu rrpt ta.
rur.H lnwHr. sept, 1870 Jan. tAll
tHd-lYwrr, ryut., !. Jan. u.ti.
i,iuH= Lower. sept. tsa.
EYr=NfsldH 10.
Harley Nominal.
las seed B. lru l.l
1lmotly srgd Sew Iu.Cti tss 5o1
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PERSONAL CHEQUES.
They arc Fo0d Of home.
American Express Co.
Travelling Cheques.

AFFORD all facilities OF our own bhnl account
any hero H one W.ru Principal once OF
Co., G BROADWAY, a. y, 4
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uEAL ESTATE

Tr1uffrs sI.i IN fts oHst Or ~ CI4a'g u
Hlf.lfr 8F 5 a. Lrls NIri'g f.1n 2 d. .4
lfHffrfHH.
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roo Pieces Black, Henrietta fIu-
ish, aateens in three qualities, war.
nted not 10 crack or crease. aud
eau be washed Isg, s0g, lSc yard.
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About 1000 ends Fancy and Solid
Colofs. Assorted Silks, sSe, $50, 4Sc
IS cents.
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Dress Goods ia summer and ear.
~ TAN shades, to be closed out
entire. Prices will be made TO
effect this object.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

week ago that he was glad so good
a democrat as Mr. Benedict had been
selected for the place and that ne
expected him to be confirmed with
out opposition. Senator Murphy
has also expressed himself as pleas
ed with the nomination. MIR Ben
edict arrived in Washington today
and expects to be confirmed, submit
his bond and be sworn in as Public
Printer before the 18th of the month.
Ex-Speaker Reed capped the eli
max for absurd and needless file
clustering on Saturday when he pre-
vented the carrying out Of a special
order setting apart that day for eu-
logies en- the late Senator Gibson,
of louisiana, by forcing AL ad-
| j5urnment by raising the point OF
Nd quorum on a motion to discharge
the warrant issued by the Sergeant
at Arms to arrest absentees during
the time the contested election cases
settled last week, were pending. All
Of the blame for this state Of affairs
does not, however, belong to Reed
and the republicans. There are
2lS democrats in the House, and I
l79 of them would remain constant
Ily in their seats Reed and his ODE
dent gang would be powerless tc
stop the wheels of legislation III
their efforts to COMPEL the speaker
to count quorum, as they have
tried so often to do Of late.
Coxey's arm y would better TAKE
warning from the treatment that l.
b lg meted out by theWashinGtol
authorizes to the advance guard o
the western wing Of his army
which arrived here Saturday night
There were forty odd of them
They were met by a detachment G
notice. marched off and locked up.
Representative Meyer, Of LouiSi
ana, has introduced a bill for coin
age of the seigniorage, which meet
the objection raised in the Pre1l
dents veto and also adopts his sug
gestion of providing for an issue o
, bonds. But somehow the bill ism
} popular.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

A &
PRETTY
GIRL
always creates II sensation in town,
so do new goods and new prices
have just returned from the
Northern Cities with the prettiest
and most complete line OF goods
ever brought to Highland, which
am now Offering to the public at
lowest possible figures.
CALICO.
All clean, new and bright; no
shelf-worn remnants, no old prints.
GINGHAMS.
Prettiest ever placed on shelves
in Monterey. Any shade and pat
tern you may wish.
DRESS--GOODS
nd
Mine cannot'be surpassed in tins
market and for variety Of shades
and superior finish claim the lead.
NOTIONS.
Everything in this department
has been selected with special care
and cannot fail to please the most
fastidious.
FANCY SHIRTS, " ORKlNG
SHIRTS,
OVERALLS &c.
Every style, color and texture
necessary to complete line in these
goods: also, mems underwear.
HATS AND CAPS.
I have made these special fea-
ture and will always have your SIZE
choice of color and style; every
kind of hat except an old hat This
tdcpartment includes everything II
straw goods.
BOOTS & SHOES.
This department is complete il
all respects and cannot be surpasS
ed in the County. Ladies shoes o
all grades. Mems shoes in Lace
Congress and Oxford-tles'
CARPETS & MATING.
Nv prices in these, will please a
customers: variety of pattern
to select from.
QUEENSW ARE.
My selections are choice no CHIP
no inferior grades, all first elias
goods at prices to please.
GLASSWARE.
The prettlest in town" a fu
assortment; no mediums, all cle'
and bright. Lamps and fixtures
special feature.
HARDWARE.
II In this, my stock embraces a
goods usually carried in the har
d ware trade. A complete list
E. shelf-goods always in stock
II TINWARE.
Is All shop-made, and OF unexcell
a quality; all utensils needed a
Il listed
- A CHOICE SELL CTION O
! TOBACCOS AND CIGARS
GROCERIES.
In these goods l am far ahead
anything usually found in tt
le County; none but the best otfer'
" high-grade coffee one Of my specs
lie ties. Sugar, rice &c.
'e CANNED GOODS
Corn, beans, oysters, meats Z
all fresh. nothing stale.
TRUNKS, vALISES AND
Il WINDOW SHADES
~ IN VARIETIES.
70 I want all the wool | can b
f. and will pay highest market quo
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

vTirginia: In vacation-ln the
v Clerks office of the Circuit
Court of Highland county, March
goth 1894. n,..u
Chas. T. Fleisher & others Prtffs.
against
Eliza ]. Fleishe, G. Others Def'ts
In chancery.
The object of this suit is to oh,
tam partition Of the lands OF
which Solomon Fleisher died slezed
living in Highland county. among
the parties entitled thereto.
And it appearing from affidavit
filed. that Paul Fleisher John Flesh
err, Austin Fleisher, S. W. Mullenax
and Sue NJ. his wife, Joseph Thomp-
son and Gertrude his wife and Guy
and Clandia Sewer are non-resldents
Of this State; it is ordered that they
do appear here within fifteen DAYS
after due publication hereof and dc
what is necessary to protect then
interests. =.
Teste: J. c. Matheny, elk.
Jones & Sieg P. q.
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4 BARGAIN

A Bargain is what
the public likes and
the most ~eading mat
ter to be had for the
least money, we term
o bargain. We have
one to offer. Here il
is. For the small sum
of $I.75, paid in adj
vance, we will send
Won The RECORDER
and the ATLANTA CON-
sTfTUTION for one year
The RECORDER will
give you the county
news and the CONSTR
TUITION will give YOU
the balance, SO for 3 l.
IS yOu can keep WolI
posted on the events
Of the day at home
abroad.
Send in your nom"
and we wi ! send you
sa1mple copy 0f OOnot1-
tuition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13
Teachers Meeting.

The Highland Teachers Assocla-
ton met at Spring Run school
house in Crabbottom, April 6and7.
The following teachers were pres
ent. viz: O. A. Bird, chairman, }.
F. McNulty, secretary, J.J Hiner'
W. P. Campbell, ]. NJ. Colaw, E. 5.
Suddarth, C. S. McNulty Miss
MYRTLE Bondurant, Miss Ida Qul-
dcre. Geo E. Swecker, G. Lee Chew
E. N. Winner, Kemp Winner }. w.
Newman, Adam mclaughlin, o..
P. Chew. Addison Burns, Sam Rex
rode NJ. A. Colaw, C. F. COlaw.
The meeting was called to order
by the chairman and minutes OF
the previous meeting read and a
dopted.
On motion of J. J. Hiner The fol-
lowing Committee on Resolutions
was appointed. Committee. j. ).
Hiner, S. B. Rexrode and j. F. Nc
Nulty.
Owing to the absence Of teachers
the following committee was APP
pointed to re-arrange the pro
oramme. J w Newman, Miss
Bondurant and J NJ Colaw.
The following subjects were
then discussed.
! l. Primary Reading by G. Lee
/ Chew followed by w. P. Campbell
and O. p. Chew.
9 Night Study by w. P. Camp
bell, 5. y. Rexrode and 0 2 Chew
3 History by Outline by W |
Campbell.
4 School Management by . L
Rexrode followed by J J Hiher )
| NJ. Colaw and others.
) On motion the Association ad
iourned to meet at 7 o'clock in th
evening.
Night Session.
1 How to prevent whispering il
School by John NJ Colaw and J {
lIiner.
2 How to secure attendance b.
J II Colaw. w P Campbell j } Hi
ner and S Il RexroGe.
3 Should Teachers be above
| time for attending Institutes. Dis
cussed by T. S. Suddarth, }. D. HI
: ner, w ? Campbell, S Newman an
0 A Bird.
4 Why the multiplier is Away
an abstract number by + S SUD
, darth and J n Colaw.
a 3 On moti)n the meeting adjour
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

The DgLlNEATOR for April is the
second Of the
6re9t Spring 9umbfre,
and has MANY special features in
addition to the unusually fine dis
play of attractive styles. Promi-
nence is given to Bicycling in an
illustrated article which describes
How to Ride and What to Wear.
and also in full page cf figures Iii
Bicycling Costume ana an original
niece OF Music entitled The Cyclists
March. Mothers of families will
be clad of the all Of the very sug-
gp-tive paper on Fitting Out the
family for Spring and Summer, ano
both Mothers and Daughters vii
be interested in the opening chap
ter of 4 series treating Of the rela-
tionship between the two. Some
new dishes are given under the head
Of Dainty Cookery, the paper on
How to Live Wisely opens a sub
iect that should commend i'self to
ali honsekeepers, and the chapter
on The Etiquette Of the Dinner Ia
5 BILE treats of the most refined obser-
yances at the festive board. The
contribution on The Uses OF Crepe
J., and Tissue Papers gives further In
8 struction in the making of many
useful and Ornamental articles. a
round The Tea Table furnishes boil
instruction and entertainment
and further entertainn e 1t is Prov
ded in An Eastern Party and Liter
ary Charades. The latest litera
ture is discussed in Among til
Newest Books, and Flower Cultul
Il for the Month tells what wOr
/ should be done in preparing til
# Garden for the Spring and Summe
The illustrated articles on NettinI
Tatting; Knitting, Crocheting' etc
are as facinating as usual to the lo'
ID err of fancy work.
% The subscription price Of the j.
- 1tEEAroR is $l.00a Year. Sing
Copies Is Cents. ~
: Published by THE BUTTERIC
PUBLISHING Go. Limited
New York, and For Sale !
Local Agents aud Newsdealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

says the list Is long and it's long way
from a "corn" 70 pulmonary consump'
ton" It's triling with human affection" c
has the solution. It cures only INFLAMMATION
That's but ONE. rs got many names A corn
is one a consumption is another Many be-
tween, such as neuralgia, tcothache, burns,
rhcumatism, diarrhna dysentery, 1uz, etc ETC.
Cure the Inflammation, IN any Of these, and the
disease is goro Faults with the naming
remedy not TO blamel Treat it fairly. Give 1t
q chance. The Doctors don't cure consumption
This is tho "lagt chance" Try 1t. Read the
following:
Mrs. L. G. Smith, No 80 North Washington
St., Rochester, N. Y, writes: NEARLY ell my
relatives have died Of consumption was I'M
der the ban Of the same dread disease He'd the
wasting OF flesh and the hectic flush. nnal'
ly began the use OF DR.. Fenncr's Golden Relief
and am fully restored. II people could only
know this remedy IS know 1t, what saving
of life there would be-" Write her. She knows
OF other similar cAses Taken IN drop doses
on lump Of sugar, once in two hours, 1t never
disappoints Contains no narcotics or minera
nelson's. Safe and certain. One tablespoonful
dose cures La Grippe. II satisfaction not given
money refunded. Take home bottle to-day.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13
Monterey, Va.

The more Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is used the better tits liked.
We know of no other remedy tnat
always gives satisfaction. 1t Is
good when You first catch cold 1t t
is good when your cough is seated
and your lungs are sore. 1t is good
in any kind of a cough. We h"Ye
sold twenty five dozen of it and eV-
cry bottle has given satisfaction
Stedman & Friedman. druggists
Minnesota Lake, MINI. 0O cent
bottles for sale by
H. E. ColAw. Crabbottom' Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13
Monterey, Va, Friday, April g 1884

Tie telephone matter is in the
hands of the off ers Of the COM
pany, anG those interested look 40 TO
them for early developments in the
w.y of substantial showing {.' o.
poles, wire &c. 1t is not every O0 {, :, )
b ,siness now, but the responsible
ity rests on a few good mer' VINO
have the interests Of the county
at heart and they will push the
work along and complete 1t AZ
soon as possible.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13
ed until 9 a. M. Saturday.
Second Day.

ed until 9 a. M. Saturday
Second Day.
1 Percentage, by F s Suddarth.
2 Physiology, by 0 A Bird.
3 Phenetics, by G E Swecker' fol
lowed by G L Chew and others.
4 Teaching Geography by Miss
Bondurant, followed by J Hiner,
w P Campbell, } M Colaw, . A
Bird and Others.
5 Model Glass by J J Hiner in
Analysis and Diagramming in
which important questions were
answered by teachers, and diagrams
by J NJ Colaw, G L Chew. G S Nc
Nulty and W P Campbell.
The following report Of commit
tee on Resolutions was read and a.
dopted,
Whereas: The Legislature OF
Virginia has adopted the sum OF
$500 to be used with Virginia s
share of the peabody Fund" to de-
fray expenses Of conducting pea
body Institutes" in the state; and
whereas; The present plan of ex-
pending said money does not bene-
fit a very large majority of the
teachers Of the state, because OF
their financial inability to attenC
the Institutes as now held; there
fore Resolved by the members Of
Highland County Association, tina
we heartily favor and demand tina
said money be expended in holdin9
County Institutions after the plan
used in VIVA, and some Othe
states, believing that hereby tn
greatest good to the greatest mum
Der can he accomplished.
John J. Hiner
S. B. Rexrode Committee.
J.F. McNuIty J
On motion of J. J. Hiner tn
meeting adjourned to meet on ca
of Supt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

MY wife was confined to her bed
for over two months with a yerrv
severe attack of rheumatism. We
could get nothing that would af-
ford her any relief, and as a last re-
sort gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm
a trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first APP
plicatton, and by using it regularly
she was soon able to get up and at
tend to her house work. Il. II
Johnson, of G. j. Knutson & Co.
Kensington, MINI. so cent bot
ties for sale by H. E. Colaw, CRAB
bottom. va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13
Kuch thought and

MUCH INVuyItt ef'~
I discussion have &C.
cured among the
! good and the WISE.
The subject has
been Dr.. Fenner's
Golden Relief. A
says it cures too
many ais 8 e 5,
claims too much!
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-13

Persons who are subject to at
"a ks of bill MS collie can almost IN
variably tell, by their feelings when
to expect All attack. If Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh@a
Remedy is taken as soon as these
symptoms appear, they can ward
off the disease. Such persons should
always keep the Remedy at hand
ready for immediate use when need
ed. Two or three doses Of it at the
right time will save them much
suffering. For sale by II. E. ColaW
Crabbottom, Va.