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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
CORNER IN HAVANA TOBACCO.
f.0cnI ssrpxjtics

The City Circuit Court has adjourned
until the Goth instant
MIR. w. +. Langford conducted SER
vices at Union Mission last night.
Miss Gertrude Dyer. of this city has
returned from an EXTENDED visit to
Roanoke.
The lady managers of the Girls Home
VIII be grateful for donations for
Miss Mamie L. Wood. charming
Mrs, Gill Walker. SS Chapel street.
william Wilson was arrested yester-
day charged with attempting to ahduct
a small boy named William Craddock
Dorsey Beaufort. coiored barber,
was arrested and locked up on the
soria!. on the head with pitcher.
Prof Dohb.nS. of Boston. will give n
free stereoptican exhibition on old Mar
ket square tonight. The pictures will
be scenes from "Rcn Hur"
Attention is called to the advertise
ment in the want column, Ell. r., Jr."
desiring position in n law office or real
estate agency. Excellent references
Amos Johnson. the negro arrested
here Thursday night on the charge of
seduction. was taken back to Middle
sex county yesterday morning by Con-
stable j. w. Barrick, who came here
for that purpose.
James e. Dunbar, a wood dealer of
Brambleton, was arrested by Special
Officer Moore yesterday. charged with
causing to be worked a horse with ul-
cerated back. lie gave bail for his ap-
penrance In the Police Court to-day
The funeral services over the remains
of Alice Barker, who died at St. Vim
cents Hospital Thursday morning from
the effects of injuries received in the
explosion of lamp, were held at the
grave in Elmwood Cemetery at 10
o'clock yesterday. the Rev Arthur s.
LLOYD. rector of st. Luke's P. L. Churcr.
officiating
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
ACRES Uni EIs WATER.
Conditions Of Submerged Portions of
WnshimgtOm Growing M0rse.

Spokane. Wash. Nov. 20.-The condi-
tion of the submerged Occur d'Aleno
county grows more serious each day.
All the wagon bridges between Wal
lace and Wardner are out and several
railroad bridges are entirely gone.
At Kingston the people are huddiel
together in schoolhouse. Their houses
arc all afloat.
The situation at Calaldo is even worse
than at Kingston. The town is com
p!etely submerged and there are no
boats. IN the second story of one house
eighteen people are huddlcd together.
their hogs and chickens occupying the
lower part. The Northern Pacific
bridge Is sprung thirteen inches out OF
place and cords of drift wood is lodged
against the center pier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
REnEILEoy Porto RICO.
The Spanish Government Guarding
M EHriAiIi..

Madrid. Nov. 2o.-The Government
has received official adv!ces from the
Island Of Porto Rico saying that ex-
tensive precautions are being taken
there to prevent surprises by alicustcrs
in the event of the news received from
Cuba. and the PHILIPPINES being Of such
n charac ctcr as to encourage n rising of
the Islanders. The defences OF the is
land are being examined and strength
ened. as many we'll known separatists
have recently disappeared, leading TO
the suspicion that they are organizing
an insurrection. All the houses and
their inmates as well are being regis
tered and the landing places. where
niibusters might attempt coup. are
closely guarded by scntinels. The Sc
cret societies. which have long existed
in Porto Rico. have recently increased
their activity and documents recently
seized by the authorities indicate that
preparations are being made for ris-
ing at an early date.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
GREAT STRIKE THREATENED.
Among the Discontented Miners of
MOninnR.

Leadville, Col. Nov 20-The state
ment tina; the governor had decided TO
adopt rigorous measures to suppress
further violence at the mines here, and
To bring the strike TO an end. 1t is re-
ported, has caused the officers of the
Miners Union, backed by the Western
Federation of Miners, to decide upon n
plan to naugurate n sympathetic
strike in all the active mines CT the
state. Cripple Greek and Tullur!de are
to lead and other unions to follow in
quick succession. 1t is said tha. mine
owners of Montana have decided TO re-
duce the wages of the miners thirty
cents day soon, which Is expected to
start strike Of the biggest union in
the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
ASIIIPwRECtlED CREW.
British Seamcn L~nded Mt Savan.
nnfl.

Savannah. Nov. 2O.--A special to tho
Morning News from Brunswick says:
The American schooner Mary Jenni:s
landed here to-day Mate Brown and
four seamen of the British brig Isabella
Balcom, of Parr.sbo,o. Nova Scotia
which foundered September oath, about
500 miles west of the Bermuda islands
The brig sailed from New York Septem-
Der l1th for Cuba, with a general cargo
On the 23d n hurricane struck her
during which the crew suffered terribly
They cook TO their boats and We're res
cued by the American brig Cameo
which landed them a; Macorrs, San
Domingo. They eventually reached ST
Jchn's. Porto Rico. from which place
they took passage in the Mary Jennie
They will be sent 10 New York to-mor-
row by the British Consul.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.
Hcptasophs Present Gold Medals TO
Their Young Lady Aids.

At Heptasophian Hall last evening
representatives of all the conclaves of
this city and Portsmouth gathered TO
witness dhe presentation OF gold medals
to several young ladies' who rendered
great aid to the HeptaSophs at their re-
cent convention.
The presentation was preceded by a
programme of vocal and elocu; ionary
selections by Mr.. II. N. Glitter; Miss
Edna Outten, and Mr.. Por,ius Denning.
The medals were presented by MIR.
William T.. Gregory, grand archon of the
State, who delivered a graceful speech.
The recipients were Miss Grace D.
Rhodes, Miss Lucille Ramsay, Mrs. Loula
Wilkins, Miss Edna Outten, and Mrs.
Cora Pullen.
Resolutions of thanks to all who par
tlcipa:ed in the entertainment were or
dered engrossed anG SEN; to them.
pleasant surprise was the prescnta-
ton of a past grand archon's jewel to
Mr.. Gregory himself by his Heptasoph-
ian brethren. He expressed his thanks
in another little speech.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
NORFOLK vIRGINrAN: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21.

and then fired his house. In the mean
time members of the mob began shoot
Ing at Siwarrenger, who trled to defend
himself with shotgun. The gun failed
to work, however, and Swarrenger ran
to the house of Thomas B!ewett, q
white man living near by. Blewetts
daughters were so frightened by the
shots and the sight Of the fleeing negro
that they ran to the woods in heir night
clothes.
One of the ringleaders of the mob Is
In jail, and party Of citizens are hunt
ing the rest of the gang.
The reason that the party gave fer the
attack. Is thai the negro killed q dog
belonging to one of the Fenderberg
boys some time ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
Distinauiihcd visitors.

The nonresident directors OF the
Southern States Telephone Company
visited Norfolk and Portsmouth yestcr-
day inspecting their system. Among
them were Edwin Warfield. president of
the Fidelity and Deposit Company. of
Maryland: ]. ID. Mason. OF the j. D.
Mason Cracker Company. of Baltimore:
Seymour Manddlebaum. and several
other capitalists They returned to Bal
timore last evening, delighted with their
visit. and were enthusiastic over the
progress made by the new company
and It's flatterlng prospects, contem-
plating reaching to the ADJACENT towns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
FORTIFYING FLORIDA.
Thc Government is Making thc Coast
Inprc.uubIc.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 20.-Since the re-
cent visit OF General Craighlll, chief OF
engineers of the United States army. a
large force of workmen has been cngag-
ed night and day in pushing the work of
Island. TO completion. Immense disap-
pearlng batte.ies OF modern guns are
being put in. The foYtiicatlons at Fort
P!ckens and Barancas are also being
strengthened. In Very short while ,.his
work will have progressed to a point
where II would he impossible for the
war vessels of any fo:eign enemy 10
come clcse enough to do any damage to
10 the city. Entrance to the harbor Is
protected by electrically operated torpe-
does
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
USITEn STATES Court.
Proceedings I'm the Session of the
Court ut Richmond.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 2O.--In the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
here to-day the case Of w. l. Carper,
administrator OF Edward Newsom, de-
ceased, against +. j. Kimball and
Henry Fink, receivers of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. was argued and
submitted.
Mr. Claud NJ. Dean is acting as
clerk of the court in the abseuce of Mr..
Maloney.
Judge Thomas j. Morris. United
States district judge of Maryland, who
has hcen in attendance upon the
court for ten days. has returned to
Baltimore
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
Activity In Exports as Great as II is Now
At The Port of Norfolk.
ELEVATORS RUNNING AT FULL CAPACITY
The Rush IS Unprecedented-B. .e q.
ArranGinT form Through Service
Between Northern cities and the
Sonth-wants 10 Issue Moro nonds
Corner I'm Havana tobacco.

Baltimore, Nov. 20-The capacity of
the five large elevators in Baltimore
are now overtaXed for room for the
storage of grain arriving here for ship
ment abroad The elevators of the
Northern Central railway at Canton
are being relieved by warehousing grain
In six hnrGeS. and seven hundred
loaded cars are on the tracks in the rail
road yard. Two thousand cars loaded
with grain are reported on sidnEs Mt
and from Locust Point on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad to Brunswick
Several bnrSes have also been used for
warehousing the grain. Withina twenty
working hours. ending last night, the
Northern Central elevators Nos. l and
3 loaded six steamers with grain The
Azalia. William Aiming and wildcrort
loaded $4,000 bushels. and the steamers
Montana. Fernside and Dago. part car
goes. amounting to 100000 bushels addi-
tional
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
1t is stated that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad officials are negotiating
for q through passenger service between
New York and the South. and from
points in the West to places In the
South. To accomplish this the acqui-
escence of the Reading company must
be obtained, and IL is said that the sub
jcct was under discussion at n meeting
Of traffic officials representing the in
General John Gill. receiver, and Mr.
William III. Blackford, chairman of the
Reorganization Committee of the Cane
Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad Com
pany. and Judge i. y. ]. Cross have
gone to Richmond. Va. TO attend q
hearing of the application of the New
, York security holders of the company
efor the appointment rr co-receiver,
with General Gill in the management
OF the property. The petition will be
vigorously opposed.
Messrs. John X. Cowen and Oscar G.
Murray, receivers of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, to-day asked permission
of the United States Court to issue
s9600O0 in certificates or Indebtedness.
which would he lien on the property of
the Maryland Construction Company,
and to apply the proceeds to paying
debts of that company now due. to the
extent of $4G5CGO: to pay S39l 900 for
the electric plant, which they say will
be seif-supporting, and to apply SlO0 900
to the construction of train sheds at
Camden station.
CORNER IN HAVANA TOBACCO.
Importers of Havana tobacco in this
city confirm the reported purchases by
New York firms, who, 1t is said, want
to corner the market. IT is estimated
that within the past few weeks over 600
bales OF Havana tobacco have been
bought in this city by New York firms.
Owing to the condition of affairs in
Cuba, 4 scarcity of this tobacco is look
ed for by some men in the trade.
IL WpESc t-r tpI. lOn1, rfp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
WANTS a REAL xFws AGENCY.
a Texas Paper Drops the Associated
md LniMa the 4. A. T.

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. 2O.-The Fort
Worth Register. one of the leading
morning papers Of the State. has aban-
doned the news service it formerly had.
and subscribed for the report of the
Southern Associated Press and United
Associated Presses. The Register thus
comes In close touch with all the leau
ing papers Of the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
TAKEN BACK TO STAND TRIAL.
sInm Started Back TO Texas, Charged
with Criminal Assault.

Charleston. S. c., Nov. 20.-Sheriff
Hughes, of Grayson county, Tex, ar
rived here to-day with reQuis.t.on
papers for n man named II. H. Kingan,
who is wanted In the Lone Star State
on charges of committing criminal as-
sault upon his stepdaughter. The
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
Have Your ayes Ennniin ed.

DR.. H. Mayer, the celebrated oculis.
f!cm the Imperial and Royal College OF
Vienna. Austria, can be consulied at
his office, No. 4S1 East Main street.
where he examines all defects of the
eyes free of charge. officers and sailors
from foreign countries can have their.
ca.es diagnosed in their native Lam
six languages. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

wife. The man was arrested here some
days ago while In the employ Of Fore
paugh d Sells Circus. He declares his
innocence and went quietly with the
Sheriff. He started home tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
VENGEANCE Fon A DoG.
fhe Han who KILLED II Nobbcd by
Angry sittZeus

Colum bus. Miss. Nov. 20.-An out
rageous crime was committed about
five miles north of this ca.y Wednesday
night. when the house of Sanders Swar-
ren6er. peaceable negro, was surround
ed by gang OF white men, who set fire
- the barn. where his cotton was stored,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
The Brruruda Snila.

New York, Nov. 20--The steamship
Bermuda sailed for Halifax to-day. She
evidently had no cargo. as her load line
was above the water. The vessel was
finally cleared yesterday by William
Scott. She is commanded by Captain
Scott.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
GREAT FOOTBALL To-Day,
NorfOIk ana Portsmouth VIII Play as
League Park This Afternoon.

There will be royal fun at League
Park this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
when Norfolk and Portsmouth will meet
on the gridiron and do battle for foot
ballchonors. The Norfolk rooter is even
nuw tuning up his horn and the stocks
of Orange and Black" ribbons were de-
plcted throughout the city yesterday by
the female admirers OF the sturdy
eleven who will hold up Norfolk's end.
Portsmouth, too, will have her hosts
of supporters present and good game
is looked for.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
Gone 10 China.

Paymastcr d. a. Smith, United States
Navy. left last evening via Washington
steamer for the Capitol City, whence
he will proceed to San Francisco, thence
to China, whittier he has been ordered,
having been relieved here by Pay
master Charles III. Eldredge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
StrcetItnnrn,cn,cnt.

The work of repaving Cove street,
from Bank to Fenchurch is progressing
quite rapidly. The work has been COM
pleted from Church to Cumberland, and
is an immense Improvement over the
old rough cobDle stones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
pnii,ippinc Revolution Spreading

Madrid. Nov. 20.-Advces received
from Manila say that the rising in the
Philippines Is extending to all OF the
provinces OF the islands.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

If we have never made you a suit
you should try us, for You will never be
thoroughly pleased until you do.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
332 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

We want you to see our line OF WOOL
ems, all high class goods, and made by
high class workmen. z
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
sS3 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

o,Newest Discoveryf-Ext. tertfi; no
nssn. ". 2. d. Rooms. Ennis. 1e2 MaiE
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17

Order Of Ppbsisation.

VIRGINIA.:
In vacation.-l Ia the Clerks or
fce of the Circui{. Court OF High
land county. Nqyem Der 9th. 1895
Annie E. Dickinson, who sue.
by her nezs friend, w. II. Hinel.
Plaintiff,
VS..
Thomas Er1e~t Dickinson, De.
IN Chancery.
The object of this suit is to oh.
an divorce a rinculo matrino-
IA by the Plaintiff from the D. :
fcndant. And it appearing frol
liIidavit filed that the said Defend
Il, o. resident of the State of Viz.
ginia: it is ordered that he do a.
Gear here within fifteen days ate
ne publication hereof. and do VIII
necessary to protect his interest.
rpste:
J z N,THENY. CLERK.
/. II. Stephenson, p. q.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17
FROM EASTERN HIGHLAND.

.HFA.pw.Agq:'Efs2'a. W. JqN. is.
Wonder if few items from hF~r
would End the ed tors waste o"'
ket.? Well ask II.
Miss Susie Crunme.t, who WIS.
i'll at her brothers home in Angus
ia county. is mt home agWn.
Miss Georgia DeverickS is visit
ing Ms Charlie Huffman. Don't
st2y long Georgia, We can't spare
.you.-Miss janje NilGQn is attend
ing the United Brethren meetings
at Clay Hill.-Miss Lizzie Dever-
icks is confined to her room with n
severe cold.-Mrs. Lucie Curtis and
Miss Nora Lightncr were visiting
Mrs. J. Hook. last Sat. and Sunday,
Howard WILSON ha.s accepted y
clerkship i'll his brothers store.
Mr.. Thomas Dcvericks visited
his married daughter in East Vir-
ginia during the holidays. We
think he will go again. How is it
Squire?-Mess. Arthur Leach and
- Halterman passed through
town few days ago On their way
from East Virginia. Mr.. ReIsler
McCray is improving slowly.
3. Hiner IHarsel. .sppt. of pnbiic
instruction., visited Miss Lightner's
school to-day. He was very much
pleased with the good order and
With the school generally, and says
the teacher should be proud of it.
We had nice Christmas tree at
this place; it was loaded with nice
presents, number Of which were
useful as yell as ornamental. Miss
Lightner put on the tree a present
for each one Of her scholars and
didn't forget some Of the patrons.
The occasion was much enjoyed by
the old as we'll as the young; there
was large attepdance and good
behavior prevailed: Wishing the
RrcoRDERa successful 1896, | ain,
Elm.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17
.rpas, lildNTosYN.

Z .HIuHTowS, Va, Jan. II Edi-
tor RECORDER: We rather object
to vour lacking us on' to Monte
rev and thus to the outer world by
telephone. We hayse. not been' MI
cawber- Ike waiting to be "tackef
on" or for sQH4thing to turn up
as You may suppose. sHeetonr on
terprise "a bran-newa store, a BIZ
one full of goods. cheap too; new
barns. new roads, pew dwellings $;
n W post~o3hees. good farms, We
kept; fine cattle, and lenty o
them; intelligent people. No, 70
Don't tack us on and don't cal
us vain or charge US with "blow-
ing our own horn for we are
McDEsTY ITSELF.
There is nothing wronS Wit
iiIghtown, and more than tha'
we could not % back on it 4 w
we're iacfired to do 50. for it's lis
always shows an unbrokon colnm,
f ul,-to-date figures. The reopi
Of Hightown neighborhood are en-
'crprisiug and don't forget thel
county parcr.-Editor,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17
rlILL GAP DOTS.

NJ, Ga, Va, lar. NJ.
Jacob Cleudenin is suffering from
severe attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Sivcly. VII, has been quit
sick. is much improved. She spen
Saturday AMI Sunday with heF
mother. Mrs. .Iu'ia Deyer.
Mrs. john ". Bril- is maxim
many fr;;cnlsein her new hone n
Highland county.
Mr.. 3 ,hert Lighit.Ges is erectina
:. large and substantial stock Shed.
lie thinks it y gool investment
and he will not be disappointed
The condition cf bis stock in thu
spring, with tie saving Of feed
will demonstrate this.
The school here is being taught
by Dir. Willis Gibson, one Of tin
best teachers in the county. III
is running the sch)nl very sncceSs
fully. His salary is supplemented
by the patroEs of the school.
Mess S YIN. Hirer and We
D'rl are still running their saw
mill on ;is:ttio Back Creek, whcr
they have sawed Il large quantlt
Of Lumber.
The new church on Little Bac
Creek is now open for preaching
Rev. ". II. Wool preached his Fpt
ond sermon in It last Sunday nigh
1t will be, when entirely completed
l. very leat blilding. All who haN
| contributed to the erection OF til
church can feel assured that the
money has been wisely invested. 1
: chGreh was mpeh needed in th'
section OBSERVER.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17

Miss lizzie Shunaafe, we FHf
has been sick for several DAYS.
eMr.J2wes Fulton. Of the Fulton
Tioge and Hutchinson notion house.
Stanton, is at the Commercial.
L. f. Stephenson, ESQ.,, returned.
Yesterday, from Warm Springs,
wher> he has been attending court.
Mr.. ]. G. Crowley, of Green
Bank, passed through town: Tues
day, or his return home from a
visit IL theEalley.
List Of letters .xsmaining in. the
Post office at,lMonterey, Va, Janu-i
airy /, 1896: ..Inlvs%iilen. ]; Rev.
.C'G Brown%ls,Betsev Steehen, |
II not called for within 30 days.
they wi1l be sent to the Dead Let
.er.Olfice. Washington.
HENRY |. TRIMBLH, Z. NJ. +
To remove dandruff, keep the
scalp moist. clean and healthy, and
give vitality and color to weak.
faded and gray hair, use AVER
Hair Vigor. 1t has no eQuHI y
merit as a hair dressing and for the
prevention Of badness, .sG9ip h'r
nors. and dandrutf.
Mr.. Il. T. Gillett has expended 2
great deal Of labor AMI money on
musical Instrument, which he Is
constructing after the style of ar
| Italian harp. We understand he
saws it will take an OUTLAY of abon'
$50 vet to finish it. Those who
have seen the il strument say it Is
u masterpiece of mechanical lnge'
nuity.
a roll of the " tcransin !h' Lcr
! Camp Soldiers Home. ut ltlchmonr
was received here. Highland. We
notice, is represented by the fol
lowing persons: John Bird. Co. +
3lst Virginia Infantry; John Rod
gers, McClan#han's Batterv OF Flr-
ginia Artillery; p. J. hyre, Com
nanv &. 18th Virginia Cavalry; an'
VIM. Wright. Company b, 3lS'
Virginia Infantry. Bath county
has one representative in the per
sou Ct Joseph Mayse. Company L
}llth Virginia Cavalry. Tine nnm
her on the roll Of the Camp is 233.
1t will be said that Mr. Anderson
Chestnut is rapidly recovering from
the wound he received OH las
Christmas night. when we stat
that he rode on horseback from hi
:, home to this place. distance o
; ten miles, on last Wednesday. t
have his head dressed. Dr.. |. Il
rrimblc. who performed this ser
vice. saws the fracture is hcallnt
nicely, and so far as he can soc. tn
danger is passed The thoughts O
, having hole in ones skull large
than silver dollar would be suft
cent to produce death in most ca:
!; Is. bqt .Yheh We sesa-a man in thj
TX Walking about with affirm trea
mounting his horse and riding as
{ nothing were wrong. we say th:
( man has grit. In conversation NJ
Chestnut seemed to possess his a
= ual mental f,;c1lties.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17
N Office

If YOU have anything to sell at
auction it will pay You TO gel, ex-
.,erienced Auctioneers. We will at
tend all the courts of Highland and
Pocahontas counties and through
out Va. and W. Va.
Swecker & Swecker.
New Hampden Va, and Dunmor :.
VIVA. June Sth IT,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-01-17
.lNewSsas,-~Waybrig iat,

Near Churchville, on January
18th, Mr.. Clande 2. Newman OF
this county, was uniiad-iD Rlarriage9
t, Miss Mprtie WVbriGht. On Au-
guSta county. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Ham
mack, of The United Brethren
Church. The groom is a son Of
Salisbury Newman, Esq, of Crab
bottom, AMI is an excellent young
man, worthy Of the charming and
accomplished lady who will hence
forth be his lifelong partner. The
bride is a daughter of NJ. d j.
WAINWRIGHT, Of Augusta county
who. until recently, lived in this
county. To this yonng married
couple we extend our best wisl e'
for long and happy future.