Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-02-14
Mrs. Leonard Rexrode, we learn,

is very sick.
See al. in another column for
renting Of the A. L. Warner house
and lot, in Mcdowell.
Messrs. Vim. ond Ed. Vance, of
Bullpasture, made business trip
to this section, Saturday.
Mr.. George Beverage is prepared
TO supply the people with fruit
trees from a. good nursery.
S. Loewy, of the well-known
drug firm of Shakman and Loewy,
was at the Commercial, Sunday.
Mr. Huggard Crowley, of Back
Creek. recently purchased a tract
of land from Mr.. Mike MathenE, on
.Jacks,n's river, where he will move
the lst. Of April.
Mr.. L. S. Jack, of Bath county
spent Tuesday night at the Gun
bingham House. Mr.. Jacks many
friends in this county are always
pleased to see him.
Mr.. S. B. Rexrode called to see
rs this week. He says he has about
completed the building OF three
miles of road on Little Back Greek.
for which he had contracted.
All the elements that aature
demands to make the hair .nbund-
ant and beautiful, are supplied by
Ayers Hair Vigor. at keeps tthe
SCALP free from dandruf, prevents
the hair from becoming dry and
harsh, and causes il to be rich, Hex
ible and glossy.
A Young man in Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, troubled for years with II
constant succession Of boils on his
neck, was completely cured hy TAX
ing orIv three bottles of Ayers
SarsaparilIa. Another result of
the treatment was greatly improv-
ed digestion with increased ayor-
dupois.
Died-At the home of her spn.
Mr.. George Hevener. at S8apes
Depot, Augusta county, on last
Sunday evening at SIX o'clock. Mrs:
Amos Heverer. after an illness Of
several weeks eyed about y Years.
Her remains were inferred at Heb
rcn church.
Mr.. Harry Moore, of Pocahontas
county. called to see us on his re-
turn home from Doe Hill, where he
had taken his family on account
of the death Of his wife's mQther,
Mrs. DR.. H. H. Jones. Mrs. Moore
will remain with her father for
sometime.
Sheriff Arbogast received. on last
Tuesday, message by phone from
Stauntor, directing him to arrest
A man by the name of Gum, from
Pocahontas countysNn the charge
that he had stolen a suit sfscsOthes
while in Staunton day or two be-
fore, Mr.. Gum was promptly ar
rested Tuesday night, but close
search revealed no evidence of guilt
and he wasAllowed to go in peace.
Krate (Margaret) McCrav, wife
of st. Clair MtCray, died February
9th. 1865, at her home near Bot
kin's Mill, in this county. Her age
is not known positively, but it is
between 81 and l08 years. She was
the mother Of thirteen children,
most of whom survive 'her. She
was quite active until about three
months before her death, when she
seceived injuries, caused by "a fall.
from which she never recovered.
Her eyesight and mental faculties
were good up to the last.
Capt. c. B. Swecker, of Dun
more, w. Va. called to see us We'd
nesday. He came over to attend
w. W. Benson's sale, and to visit
his old home in Crabbottom. He
soys the Pocahontas people have a
good chance for railroad. Fhe
survey now being made by the G. &
O. Company from White Sulphur is
a permanent one. 1t is thought the
G. so. will meet the West Virginia
Central at Huntersville.
Hon. Henry A. Yeager, Of Poca-
hontas county. recently purchased
for the West Virginia Central Rail-
road company an 1900 acre TRACT
of timber land situated on Camp
bell Knob on Allegheny mountain.
The owners of this tract were Geo.
Il. Bird. W. Price Campbell, D. H.
Campbell and others. The price
paid was from 75c to S1.O0 per acre.
Mr.. Yeager has made many large
purchases of wild lands il this
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