Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-23

friends in Crabbottom this week.
Chickens. butter and eggs want
ed. DICKINSON & TKMBLE
Mrs. A. I. Wright, Of Jackson's !
river, spent a short while ia town.
Tuesday.
Do all you can to encourage the
railroad. Highland will get it If
she will work her cards right.
Misses Elsie Ralston and Georg
IA Lohtner. of Back Greek, maze
us pleasant visit last Friday
We will pay YOU the highest
market price for chickens
DICKINSON & TRIMBLE.
RYDER Bros. had their engine and
blaming mill in town Il IS week
dressing lumber for Mr.. Tom Ola
ven'S house.
Mr.. VIII Bussard completed the
bnilding Of a house in the eastern
part of the county and returned
home this week.
Mr.. Ham Bird and wife, Of Har-
rison county, W. Va, are visiting
relatives on Back Creek. Mrs. Ham
Bird and Mrs. Reese Bird were in
Monterey, tuesday.
Mars. Peter Gums obituary, pre-
pared by Dir. Latimer, on account
of some delay in the mails did not
reach MS iii time for last issue,
Mrs. Margaret Bishop, who has
been visiting her son, Mr.. Y. b
Bishop. left Yesterday for her home
at Elkton. Mr.. Bishop accompan'
led her as far as West Augusta.
A letter has been received here
from Col. Machen, president OF TIE
Ola Dominion Construction Com
many. stating that be will be II
Monterey next Tuesday (cour
lday) Don't fail to be here on tina
day and hear what he has to sa..
about the railroad.
Rev. Hamill. president of the W
F. Institute, Of Stanton, vIsIte
Monterey and other sections OF tn
county. this week, in the interes
Of his school. He preached in tn
! Methodist church here Snnda
3 morning. and delivered alecture o
e education, Monday night.
Have ven ever had in the morr
. inc what is faacifully called
: dark brown taste" iMthe mouth
If so. it is the effect of Il derangt
stomach and liver, the best renee
n for which is dose of Ayers Phi
n together with a little discretion
n to diet and mode of living.
While Mr.. John Mackey and /
a,. wife we're out in the mountain
. near their home, in Big Vale
~ gathering huckleberries, Mrs.
'e was bitten on the arm by a rattI
snake. Mr.. Nj. bandaged the ar
Il very tightly aai with bis mou
ny drew the poison~out of the wonf
be Tho racult was that Mrs. ii. did n
r. feel. in the least, any bad eife'
from the bite; but her husbar
re VINO so heroically placed himself
!. great danger for his wife and
d doubt saved her life, did not col
or off So well He is afraid OF losl
his eyesIght.
on One day last week, Mr.. d
by Kr.mer's little girl crawled thron
as a small opening in the chick
zee coop to gather eggs After ent
ing. she saw between her and
80 small door a large rattles ke, a
~ on finding her only way OF esc'
"a, shut off, She called for her faith
~ He came and found his lit
nt' daughter in more danger than
''' thought, for close behind. her !
the mate of the snake in front
re- her. Mr.. X. cautioned her to X
90 oniet while he removed the roof
VS. the coon. This being done, he /
Ic- ed the little one up out Of the or
an danger that had SO completely s
rounded her and put an end to
I'd snakes, Mr.. Kramer lives on ia
IL sons river.
err Several Of Highlands best he
H. es have died recently. Mr.. Int
IN Hull's. we mentioned last We
ne Since that time, we learn that
III father, MIR. Joseph Hull, fo'
two of his young horses dead IN
zen range on Allegheny Last We
sal Mr.. James Fleisher, of Meac
rs. Dale. lost a good riding horse;
lrn on Sunday night, DIR | Il. Tr
to ble's fine riding nag died suddeI
OF Capt. Walker, Of the englf
ry. corps now stationed at Hardsc'
Bile. was in to see US yesterday
tile SAYS they can get route thro'
in the Allegheny at that place,
Din the surface is very rugged