Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Squire Pufinberger, of Straight
Creek was in town this week.
Have a fine Photo. of yourself
when the Photographer com IS.
Miss Lizzie Gibson left for Staun-
ton Wednesday to be absent several
days.
Don't fail to call in and see the
Photographer when he comes to
town,
Miss Sallie Wilson is attending
Mr.. Towards meeting at Doe Hill,
this week.
Messrs. Abe Arbogast and Jesse
Patterson, of CrabbOttom, were over
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis F. Woolf a clothing
man, of Baltimore was IN town
Wednesday.
Fleisher Bros, of the Forks OF
Water. purchased a binder from v.
b. Bishop last week.
Isaac Waggoner Esq, one OF
Crabbottom's leading farmers was
here the first of the week.
Mr.. Leonard Hammer and daugh-
ter. of Pendleton county, were VS.
ting friends here this week.
LII. Stephenson Esq, wife and
daughter, Miss Jannett', are visit
ing at the Warm Springs.
Miss M. D. Cook, Of Jacksons'
Vile. Fla, is visiting her uncle, DR.
w. W. De; r, Of CrabbOttom.
Miss Pearl Yeager, of Travellers
Repose, is the guest of Mrs. b. Il
Fleisher, of this place.
DIR. w. w. Dear and daughter
Miss Gertrude, of Crabbottom, paiC
our town = short visit last Friday
Miss Lena Hull, of Mcdowell
spent couple days with her cousin
Miss Edna Hull, of Kansas, who i
here on a visit,
COMING! CoMING!! J. W. BE
ver's Photograph Gallery will be a
Monterey. July 10Th and remain TO
three weeks only.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Matbeny an
daughter, Blanche, were the CUES
of DR.. H. H. Jones, of Doe Hill, tn
first of the week.
A private letter from Dayton
states that 200 hands are at worl
on the rail road between Dayto
and Bridgewater.
See the ad., of the Teachers Re
view, to be held at mcdowell, i
another column. Our advice t
teachers would be to attend.
MIR. S. B. Sieg started Wednes
day to join his wife, who is visit
ing her relatives at Charlestown
VIVA. They will return in tyi
or three weeks.
We know Of no portion of tn
Stanton and Parkersburg pix
that needs work worse than tn
part living within the limits of thi
town. For some reason the con
tractors skipped it.
The Children's service at tn
Methodist church, Sunday nigh
promises to be entertaining. Goo
music and choice selections by tn
little Methodists arethe importan
features. You are invited,
Miss Ella T. Arbogast of Bnen
Vista, is visiting her mother, Mr.
Amanda Arbogast and other rela
lives. Miss Ella received heart
welcome to visit her old home, iron
her many friends,
The Evening Glance, publishe
at HarriSonburg, says six car load
of working materials and lO2 mule
arrived there on the 9Th, to be use(
on the new road, aud more to cum'
vet. This has a business gingl'
pleasing to the ear.
All who examine our stock O
Furniture pronounce the assert
ment good, and not a few express
ed astonishment at the low prices
at which we propose to sell. Conn
and see for yourself.
T. II. SlaveR & Sons.
At the residence Of Mr.. Asge
Armstrong, near the Mountain
House, a copper-head snake bit
chicken, which of course died almos
instantly. Mr.. AS. little girl, Il
years old, was near, and was bitter
By the snake q few moments afte
it bit the chicken, but she didn'
mind it any more tran if it ha'
been a pin scratch. We suppos
the snake had exhausted its suppl.
of poison on the chicken.