Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.

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Little Edwin" tobacco is rich'
waxy chew.
Best 25c tobacco in Monterey at
Y. b. Bishops.
Butter, chickens and eggs want
ed by V. Is. Bishop.
Mr.. T. Eddins, Of Mcdowell,
called to see US court-day.9
Mr.. A. C. Judy returned from
Webster Springs yesterday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Colaw, who has been
sick for couple days, is out again
Miss Abbie Fleisher, Of Meadow
Dale, was in town one day TINS
week.
Several of the Hightown boys at
tended the great show in Staunton'
this week.
Messrs. VIM. Jones and Lee Hi
ner. of Doe Hill neighborhood, at
tended court, Tuesday.
V.B. Bishop will have a fine
stock of goods in his store by CIR,
cult court, Oct. 3. Come in and
see them.
MIR. Luther Byrd, who is engag--
ed in the mercantile business at
huntsville. Bath county, was IN
town Tuesday.
W. L. Taylor wishes to inform
the public that he will be in his
shop during circuit court, ready to
any work in his line.
Hon. C. P. Jones and L. H. Ste
phenson, Esq, attended the dis
trict convention at Warm Springs
and returned last night.
Messrs. ]. A. Chestnut and Hen
~ Ryder, of Back Creek, passed
through town, Monday. on their
way to Staunton to take in the
show.
DR.. Talmage has been called by
the First Presbyterian Church in
Washington, d. c., as pastor
lie will give them an answer this
week.
Mr.. Henry Arbogast, one OF
Crabbottom's respected citizens, at,
tended court, Tuesday, as he haC
not been in Monterey for three OF
four years.
Joshua Lunsford, Of Hightown
spent a short time in town las
Saturday. His looks bespeak an
improvement in his health, (which
his friends are pleased to note.
L. H. Stephenson, Esq. is great
~ improving the lot he recent,
purchased from Mrs. Carver, b,
cutting large bitches through it
Prof. Corrigan has the work ii
hand.
Mr.. Charles Sanders spent sever.
al DAYS with us recently and did
good business among his old &C
auaintances in the sale of tinware
ae left this week for Covington
His home is in Albemarle where he
has small farm.
Mr.. E. A. Dudley's traction en-
CINE with thresher attached, which
he purchased in the Valley, came
steaming up Main street last Sat
urday evening, reminding us of tn
C.&W. which is to come later. Th
engine will furnish the power TO
Mr. DIS grist mill.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is not secre
preparation. Any physician ma
have the formula on application
The secret Of its success as a medi
cine lies in its extraordinary pow
er to cleanse the blood o. impuri
tiles and cure the most deep-seate'
cases of blood-disease.
Mr.. g. W. Trimble met with tn
misfortune of losing his pocket
book while in Stanton last week
It contained about $50 in money
It would no doubt be the surpris
Of mis- life If the finder would re
turn it, and he would make an en-
try in his ledger of $50 net gain.
Died, at the residence Of he
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Arbogast. in Cra5bottom, o
Tuesday the oath inst, little Jer
ME, the nine year old daughter @
Mrs. Susan Arbogast, the diseas
being that so much dreaded anon
children, diphthena. She was lai
to rest in the Crabbottom cemeter
by the side of her father. who die
several years ago. Mrs. Arboga,
Los kho Syr,nofhy &c ,aopu fr;onC