Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-02

Rinans Tahules banisn pain.

was over Wednesday.
Mr. C. D. Newlan Of Crabbottom
was in town yesterday.
Rev. R. II. Clark will preach at
Monterey Saturday evening at 1880.
Mrs. F. V. Seig, who has been Wis
iting her brother in Georgia, return
ed last night.
Mr. BENZ. F. Hiner Of Jackson's
river favored this office with call
yesterday.
Master Hubert Bishop, we are
glad to say, has recovered from his
illness and is out again.
Mr. w. P. Campbell braved the
snow drifts, and came over from
his school to court Tuesday.
DR.. O. J. Campbell and wife and
daughter, who have been sick for
sometime, are all much better.
Mr.. Will Caldwell anl wife pass
ed through town yesterday en- route
for their home at Green Bank.
Mr. Jacob Hidy has sold his house
and lot in Crabbottom to Mr. Andy
Winner. He reserved the store
house.
If you want any hauling done,
employ J. H. Hidy. He has pur-
chased span of good horses and a
wagon.
Only those who were compelled
to be here attended court last Tues
Jay. Very little business was trans
acted
Me-. Will Hunter is again in our
midst. The report that he had ac-
pultted Monterey perman'tly, lSnot
correct.
O. A. Stephenson has been ap-
pointed School Trustee for Blue
drass district, to I'LL the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF +. Nc
Nulty.
We fail. I'd to mention in our per-
sonals last week, That Mr. h. A. Nc
Nulty and Miss Myrtle Bondurant
were visiting on jackson S river ana
IN this nelguDorhood.
MIR. J. II. Hidy has re rented the
hotel property when he has occup-
ed for severaI years, from the owner
j. Irlmble, anu Will continue In the
hotel business.
will preach at Rehoboth next
Sunday at Ii a. M, and at dreen
Hill at 3 p. H., Providence permit
ting. r Il. haiunonu'
The farm lying near Vanderpool
belonging to Mac twin, was oner-
Ell for rent last tuesday, by W. L,
Campbell. VIM. Irlmble Was the
highest bidder, his bid beng $l0l.
We regret to learn Of the death
of Mrs. andrew Glllett, which 0c-
CURED on last Sunday, at her home
| on Bull Pasture. her sou, Mr.. H.
| f. Gillett, has many friends here,
who will synlpathlze with him III
his great loss.
The patrons Of the post-office on
Bull Pasture, known as Poverty
are thinking of having the name
of the office changed. This should
be done, as the name is in no way
appropriate. This is one OF The
most productive sections in the
county.
One letter remains in the Post
Office at Monterey Va, addressed tC
Lie Campbell. If not called fol
in 30 days 1T will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. March LIST 1894.
II. |. Trimble, Z. M.
| On the farm of A. R. Lockridge
on b. p. River cow has adopted
and fosters two lambs which arr
doing we'll on change of milk, ant
strange to say, mutual fondnes'
exists between the cow and TIT
lambs. The lambs haveto stand OF
their hind legs sometimes.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
VTYantedi Twenty-Five car loads o
wv apples, all varieties taken at cas-
w prices Also 10000 pounds o
dried apples.-P, B. SUBLETT & Son
Stanton Va; opposite G. & O. depot
Nov. 34-6t.
"I've tried all sorts Of blood purl
fiers," said an old lady to "cutter,
land you can't persuade me tina
any other Sarsaparilla is as good a
Ayers" Thers's where she had him
, She knew that Ayers was the hes
and so did he, but it paid him bet
s ter to sell cheaper brand.
People with delicate stomach
find Ayers Sarsaparilla agreeabl
j., to the taste, and, THEREFORE prete
1 it as blood purifier to any othel
This is one reason for its grea
popularity as spring and famil
medicine. Safe. certain and palati