Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-01

A large line OF men Fancy ShlrCS
at Bishops.
Green's West Of England Sauce
at Bishops.
Old Hickory Wagons for sale by
Y. Il. Bishop.
Mr.. D. C. Ra!ston, of Crab Run,
was in town Wednesday.
J. Lunsford, Esq, and daughter,
Miss BERTHE. spent Tuesday in town.
Mr.. John, Shultz, Of Mil Gap,
was trading at the stores Wednes-
day.
Bishop keeps the largest and
best assortment OF millinery in
Monterey.
Mr.. George Harper, of Straight
Creek neighborhood, was in to see
Us last Friday
Rev. NJ. A. Ashby. the U. B.
preacher in Crabbottom, was in
Monterey this week.
Mr.. G. II. Lockridge, Of Will
Evansville, called to see US while In
town one day this week.
Ladies, if you want the late8t
style in Hats, Bonnets. &C., call on
Miss Hartman at Bishops.
Mr.. James 0. Hiner has made
considerable improvement about his
residence, in the fence line.
Mr.. Ed Hull, Of Hightown, re-
turned last Friday from attending
the convention at Stanton.
The X rays will have to be turn
ed on the last term OF the county
court before it can be reported.
Mr.. George Beverage, Of the west
side of the Allegheny, was in Mon
terey Saturday last on business.
Mrs. Luther Hull and sister, Miss
Lottie Rexrode. of Crabbottom,
were shopping in Nj n Grey Tues
day.
( Justice T. II Devericks, Of Head
waters, attended court Tuesday.
While here ne made us quite an
agreeable call.
\ We express our thanks to those
Of our subscribers who kindly re-
menbered us court day in the pay
ment Of their accounts.
Miss Gay Arbogast, Of Crabbot-
tom, is visiting her sister, Mrs. IL.
H. Seybert, Of Straight Creek. They
were in town on last Saturday.
Messrs. H. T. and Tom II. Sla-
ven, undertakers. returned Mond' y
evening from Dayton, Va, whence
they had taken the remains OF Mrs.
Davis Peterson for interment.
We will have nice line of
goods in by court, and will be pleas
ed to show them to our customers
and the trade in general.
Orndorff & Whitelaw.
The first quarterly conference Of
the NJ. Il. Church, on Highlan |
charge, will convene at Union Chap
Ell, in Crabbottom, on the 9th and
9TH Of June. G. Hedrick, ?. &.
Mr.. John Kelley, a native High
lander has bought a piece Of land
near the Glendy farm, in Bath Co.,
and will make it his home. He
moved his family there last week.
A good stock of clothing and
gents furnishing goods at Orn-
lorff & Whltelaw's, which they will
sell at lowest prices. Keep this in
mind that cur goods are up to date
in every particular.
1t will not, in future, be so diff
cult to keep up with the meetings
Of the Board of Supervisors. since
the Board has made an order fix,
ing upon the second Monday Of
each month for their meetings. ex-
eept the meetings provided for in
the State laws.
, Miss Sue Winner, who has been
visiting relatives in Crabbottom for
some time, is now in Monterey
spending a while with her old
friends. She will leave next Tues
lay for her home in Burlington.
Kansas, where she has been living
since she left Highland about ff-
cen years ago.
The jail is now empty. 1t has
oeen constantly occupied, with the
Of a period Of twelve
lays, since the 20th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1894. This is something rath-
n remarkable for Highland. We
rope it cannot be said that our
county is growing worse.
Mr.. H. ", Wade, who has for the
)ast few years been the miller at
he Germantown Roller Mill, NOV
ID yesterday to Kerr's Creek, Rock
bridge county Mr.. Wade is a first