Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-14


I will trade FOR good saddle horse
A horse Of good style and not over
6 years old, an unbroke horse pre-
ferred, if Of good stock.
Call on or address
Rev. J. L. McNeer
Uleek's Mill, Va.
Mr.. Chas. Cross who served Il
number Of years as driver on the
Staunton mail line under another
management, has taken charge Of
Mr.. Warmers hack and will d ""
in his place. Mr. Cross has proved
himself to be safe, trusty man and
has always given perfect satisfac-
ton.
NoTICETo EvRhynODY:- C0e Boy
rrage wants to sell all You people a
Sewing maritime. He sells the la
est improved Singer with all the
latest attachments. He sells cheal'
for cash and will give You the BET
terms Won ever heard Of on time.
lie will take any kind Of stock q:
produce, and will also take any KIN
VI an old machine in exchange.
Coe Beverage. A 1t Monterey. Va.
". A. ShuIer, Dist. Agt.
Clifton Forge, Va.
Tie next regular omm'nion ser
vices al Bpnlah. viii occur on mex
sabbath TIE l6th Inst. Services n
II ~ Sturdy. Member of other
churches around u afr co daily Iii
vItetI to unite with Us tommem
oyatiug the death OF our Lord anc
Savior.
Evangelist G. NJ Howard is expee
ed to begin = protractfd meeting 1T
stony Ran. on nc<t SUNDAY at l.
L. m. Niahf services PROMPTLY at :
II. II Smith. pastor
Uu tn The recent rains the :'tnn-
ton and Pukersburg rod has bert
in an excellent condition. For thu
time of wear the weather has boo.
Il ,IsualIv mild. Then. why is II
the e stern nil gets III 50 late.
Some nights il docs not arrive tcr.
until eight o'clock II it Is :
much behind with good roads 'l'f
fine weather what time will i gel
in v hen snow and ice cover th'
road? We have, for several years
had good service on THIS line. anc
We do not want to see it fall bacE
into the TAYLOR rat. It will GER
| taimly be to the interest % the con
tractor t, bring the mail in Oh time
Judging from the amount %
freight and The numb r Of passn or
! transnorted over the Monterey an
! St union mail line one won d q"
,lp-h t Fvrs source of" nsi r
b 81 e ne to .nnfr C or We !
re .tand taat .,ir Warner. one
the drivers. left Staunton Monda'
morning with ten passengersaho2r
besides the usual amountnf fre'g''
land baggage. This losd, whic'
weighed at least 2200 pounds. re
onired four horses to draw it. an
| mr.. Warner was COMMUNICATED yer
highly as to thp SkiIlfnl mana"
in which he bundled t re RIBBONS )
the first folr in-hnnd that "S be-
on this route since Stage times.
DIED: AT her home in MorFf
rev on Wednesday. the 18th ut 10
a. m. Ruth, daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. !. Letcher H ner, in the st
YER of her age. This life WAS She
but It made the home happy.
r won the fathers love and the mott
er's tender affections. and one con
500 ITO ;n,nortant nlac" little Rut
= Id in the f milv cir le hen it vi
known tilat she was dangerously i
1t was sad indeed when the la
sweet cherished bop" vanished. al
il it was whispered that this swe
bright face bad gone from its cart
" home 20 be with angels.
A torchIng funeral service W
n conducted by Rev. w. II. Woolf
Z the Methodist church vest arday e
V at o'clock after which the renal
n were inferred in Monterey cemete
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