Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-18

Cliff. Matheny spent several days
recently in Meadow Dale neigh
borhOOd, visiting friends.

1t is time candidates were an
nouncing themselves for the
Spring election, in order that their
characters and previous records,
may be looked INTO slightly. We
do not think it was mentioned in
the new law that candidates should
make their announcements,
through their county paper, but
this is the right way to Go for in
this way they show bold front
Rev. W. H. Woolf will preach at
Rehoboth at II a. IN. and at Green
Hill at 3 p. N. on Sunday the 10Th.
Messrs. jacob Hevener and L.
W. Armstrong Of Hightown were
in the city Thursday the former on
business and the latter to see the
good people"
Mr.. r. D. Folks of Crabbottom
spent a short while in our town
Thursday.
Mr.. Philip Eagle Of Straight
Creek was up to see us yesterday.
Mr.. Lynn Sullenberger has
closed his school on Hard Scrab
bic" on account of cold weather.
and is at home. We suppose the
wlndlass froze up.
Mr.. Ellis Williams of Back
Creek was up Wednesday.
Messrs. Charles Bird and George
Ryder Of Buckeye supplied the
Monterey Underwater beef market
Monday.
DR.. J. NJ. Cunningham of Mar
linton, w. Va. is visiting his
mother, who has been unwell for
sometime.
Mr.. Charles Farmer of Craobot-
tom, spent a part Of Wednesday in
Monterey.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.,
John L. Gibson. is afflicted W tn a
carbuncle on his arm, which has
caused him much suferin5.
Miss George Dickinson is the
guest of Mrs. F. L. Swadley at
Vanderpool, this week.
A petition was recently sent in
10 the p. 0. Department asking for ,
some change in the Franklin mail
inc which was not granted, !
Mr.. Peter Gum of Meadow Dale :
was in town on Saturday lust. q
Two Baltimore drummers were !
snow bound two OF three days at =
he Hidy House this week.
DR.. O. j. Campbell who lives /
:hree miles South of Monterey, b
Keeps his thermometer suspended b
IN the clothes line and 1t always It
uns down several degrees lower c
h IN others in the neighborhood, a
,ut after the trick it played Sun e
lay morning we would suggest
bat he take it in the house and Il
lang it up in the chimney corner. h
t was only 36 below at 6 IL. IN. and G
here were evidences that the mer- +
ury had been down in the bulb A
ometime during the night. s
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Mr.. Bradshaw has a change of -
lorSes at Mcdowell for the mail q
lacks coming West, which is GER y
ainly great help in making time "
nd saving Of the horses. o.
Monterey has large supply Of "
&c stored away. I,
Mr.. Lon. Taylor who has been 9;
Il for sometime WIS ia en- sud- =
emily worse Wednesday morning
nd DR.. X. Trimble was called in
0 see him. He has not been able b
o work for several weeks. u
The clouds are getting thick t. t
own about Norfolk. Can the Il
'ilOt steer through the storm? o
1t is reported that the Pilot will W
e defended by Rev. Same Small, fl
If. Bird of Winchester and Bur So
oughs & Bro. of Norfolk. al
Augusta Co., Argus:-Dr. Hy. 81 81
[. Patterson received a telegram W.
Il Saturday announcing the sick ;s
ess with pneumonia of his son % %
William. who is attending a high a
;hool in Madison county near "
range, Va, and left for that place ~ '
ne same day. For two weeks the ~ ~
'octor has not been we'll himself w. i,
I'd his practice has been attended 10
} by DR.. ) Shelton Horsley, his 10
artner. ="
Rev. Charles M. Howard Evange-
stn will commence his meeting
Beulah church Friday the 18th -;
II a. m. The public is cordially .