Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-02-21
HIGHLAND HECiI0DER
LOCAL NEWS.

Davis, West Virginia.
Come in court-day and settle
your account with as.
Miss May Slaven is teaching in
DR.. 0. J. Campbell's family,
Mrs. J. w. Vawter. we learn, is
very i'll at her home in Stanton.
There is some talk Of organizing
an Odd Fellows Lodge at this place
Mrs. Samuel Smith, colored. died
nj Ter home in Mcdowell, Sunday
last.
PATENT SuGA..- Spies, sugar ket-
tics, iron for sugar pans 1T Y. B,
Bishops.
Mr.. Chas. Fox and son, Howard,
OF CrabbottoT, were in town,
Tuesday.
DR.. folly, the shoemaker at Nc
Dowell, is not expected to live. he
has consumption.
Mr.. Robert Dickinson, of New
Hope, 10 visiting with his
son, L. S. Dickinson.
Miss Pattie Slaven finished her
school On Straight Greek and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Or. 0. j. Campbell, the dentist,
has been i'll town a couple Of days
this week, pullln' and film.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Slaven spent
Monday at Mcdowell with their
daughter, Mrs. L. A. Carichof.
desire all accounts for 1895 set
tied not later than February court,
1896. Y. b. Bishop.
Mr. John Walker, one of the
engineers who worked in this sec
ton last year, has been appointed
acting chief engineer of the c. q ".
The Republican State Conyen-
:tion will meet at Staunton on the
-23d day of April to select delegates
to the Republican National Con-
yention.
Miss Edna Benson, who has been
attending school here, this winter,
has gone to Dunmore. W. Va, to
spend the summer with Der sister,
Mrs. L. E. Campbell.
Miss Kate Gibson, who taught
the primary department. of the
graded school at this place, COM
pleted the tefm last week, hex
school closing on Friday.
Mr. S. w. Crummett shipped
large lot of unfinished leather to
! Philadelphia this week. He and
Mr.. Bob Trimble made the trip
toStaunton with the shipment.
A petition to Governor O'FerralI
is being circulated, asking for the
release of VIM. III. Rexrode, who
was tried at the last term of the
court and sentenced to 90 days in
jsil and $50 aine.
If Rev. Clark has not visited you
with his book he no doubt will,
and you should not let the oppor-
tunitv of securing copy pass by.
This book cannot fail to hold the
attention of the reader.
Wednesday night at 0 o'clock
the thermometer registered 10 de-
greeS above zero, Thursday morn
ing 8 below-a fall of Is degrees
in ten hours. The U. S. dhermom-
eter registered 6 below at 8 yester-
day morning.
A valuable town property chang
ed hands this morning. Mr.. Sam
nel Sullenberger sold his house aud
lot to Mr.. V. B. Bishop. Mr.. s. has
purchased the Benson farm four
miles out of town and will, in the
near future, move there.
pied-Little Willie, ouly son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Blagg, at their
home near Monterey, on last Sun
day evening. from membranous
Group, aged about three years. The
funeral service occurred OIL Mon
lay, at Straight Creek Church.
Rev. W. H. Woolf officiating,
The only blood purifier admitted '
IN exhibition at the Chicago Fair $
was Ayers Sarsaparilla. all others {
being excluded as secret rrepara-
ions and patent medicines. With
doctors and pharmacists, it has al
Ways been considered q standard
Bacteria do not occur in the t
D.ood or in the tissues of Il healthy t
wing boGy, either of man or the |
over animals" So says the cele- h
,rated DR.. Koch. Othar doctors @
ay that the best medicine tc render 7
he blood perfectly pure and healthy Y
s Ayers Sarsaparilla. O
The cold wave is still with us. 0