Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-01
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.

A splendid line OF Door LOCKS
ut Bishops.
Third lot of ladies' hats just re-
ceived at Bishops.
Some nice, ladies sailors at Orn-
dorff & Whitelaw's.
Mr., David Corbett, of jacksons
river, was up Monday.
Judge McDannald made us an
unusually short visit this wesk.
S. W. Sterrett, Esq, Of Crabbot-
tom, spent Tuesday in Monterey.
We understand a move is on foot
to erect Methodist church at b.
lar.
Mr.. John Sipe is giving Mr..
Jones law Office fresh coat Of
paint.
Mr.. Miles Stone is carrying the
ring mail for the contractor, VIM.
Weeks.
The Little Leaguers are making
arrangements to sell lemonade
court day.
A nice lot Of ladies' Ties and Ok
ford's at Orndorff & Whitelaw' 5
next week.
Mr.. Riley Crummett, the enter
prising merchant at Headwaters
was in town court day.
Arbogast and Slaven, timers,
are doing some work for Mr.. w.
W. Stephenson this week.
There is but little doubt now
that Tucker will get the better OF
Yost in their contest now pending.
MIR, Joseph Blagg, Of Doe Bill,
On, of the RECORDERS most sub
stantial patrons, called on us Tues
day.
Mr.. Albert Waggoner and wife,
of Straight Creek, were in town a
short while Saturday, trading at
the stores.
Orndorff & Whitelaw will have
stylish and complete line Of per-
Gales and wash goods. Come in
and see them.
]. w. Stephenson, Esq, of
Warm Springs, arrived here yester-
day. We suppose he will remain
over circuit court.
Mr.. C. A. Dickson left Wednes-
day for Baltimore to make his
spring purchases. Mr.. L. S. Dick
enson accompanied him.
Inow have in my full spring
stock. Call and see me; | will
quote you prices. l will not be un-
dersold. V. B. Bishop.
Mrs. James Trimble, who has
been sick, we are glad to say is
much better. Her niege, Miss AL
ice Trilnble, has been staying with
her.
Mr.. S. C. Lindsay and wife pass
ed through town Wednesday on
their way to visit their daughter,
Mrs. C. C. Stephenson near Cheeks
Mill.
Mr.. John W. Reed returned from
Baltimore Wednesday. His wife
and daughter, who were visiting in
Stanton during his absence, re-
turned with him.
3 J. S. McNulty, ESQ, Of Mellow
ell, was the guest Of his niece, Mrs.
E. NJ. Arbogast, last Friday night.
He ATTENDED the meeting of the
Masons while here.
Mr.. VIM. Bailer, of Jennings
GAP; Mr.. freeman, of West Vir-
ginia, and Mr.. Andrews, of Rock
ingham, were here this week look
ing for horses and cattle.
Attorney S. B. Sieg transacted
considerable business in Mellow
ellis justice court last Saturday. BY
the way, they say that is getting
to be considerable court.
Mr.. Frank Ogilyie, an active
young business man Of Stanton,
is with US again, this time in the
interest of the National Building
aud Loan Company, of Stanton.
The contract for making the new
road on Mrs. Sarah }. Steuart's
land, on the Cowpasture river, has
been awarded to Mr.. John J. Hi
ner, Of Mcdowell, at the price of
$3.50.
We are grati6ed to learn that
Mr.. Pete GutShall, VINO went to
Johns Hopkins Hospital to he treat
ed for catarrh, is very much im-
proved, and, it is thought, will en-
tirely recover. |
Mr.. Howard Armstrong and his
mother, Of Doe Hill, stopped at
Esqr. Wilson's short while Tues
day. They were on their way to
Mr.. f. W. Armstrong;, who lives ,