Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-06
RECRODER


Clean clover and timothy seed for
sale by V. B. Bishop.
Mr.. Edward Rexrode, Of Mellow
ell, WAS hege Tuesday.
Wanted, 5000 pounds maple
sugar by v. b. Bishop.
Hon. G. P. Jones returned from
hlchmond, Wednesday.
Mr.. John Sipe. of Jacksons Niv-
er, was in Gown Sunday.
We understand the Meadow Dale
n'oiler Mil will start up soon.
Mr.. win Rexrole, of Hjghtown.
pad our town visit, Tuesday.
j. Z. Bradshaw, Of Mcdowell,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr. Tazewell Fitzwater, Of Grab
bottom, was i'll Monterey, Monday.
Mr.. VIM, Bussard, merchant at
FROST, ". Va, was in town Satur-
day.
Now is the time to repair kitch-
ell flues, SOW tomato seeds and set
hens.
Mr.. George Kerr, Of Pocahontas
county, spent Wednesday night 10
town.
WANTED-At this Office, Oh
subscription, FIVE gallons Of maple
syrup.
Mr.. Howard McClintic, Of jack
sons River, was in town a short
while, Tuesday.
Rev. Lindamood. o. Straight
Creek, made this Office a pleasant
call. Wednesday.
Rev. Clark preached his last SER
mon for this conference year at
Monterey, Sunday last
Mr.. J. NJ. Colaw has been suffer-
ing several days from grippe. We
hope he will soon be ont again.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Wilson made trip
to Crabbottom. Wednesday, in the
interest of his insurance business,
The meeting Of the stoci; holders
Of the Monterey and Staunton
Telephone Company will be held
tomorrow.
Mr.. Eugene Rodgers, of Meadow
Dale, was in town, Monday night.
His sister, Miss Annie, who has
been SO i'll, he says, is improving.
G. w. Mispelhorn, representing
the clothing house Of w. & 7. AL
len & Co.. Of Philadelphia, spent a
couple Of days il town this week.
After surviving the storms of
forty winters and the sunshine of
as many summers, Mr. Elijah Sam
pies old mule died on last Friday. |
It was agreed by all interested that
this was a timely death, at least.
]. w, Bird and wife, Of Mill Gap, |
were guests Of Capt. J. G. Mathe-
ny, Wednesday night. Yesterday
they started for Stuarts Draft, in
Augusta county, Mrs. Birds home,
where she will spend some time
visiting friends.
A letter from Jynchburg to a
relative Of Dr. Robert Fleming at
this place, dated March I'd, SAYS,
"Dr. Fleming is much impr"ved.'
This news will be received with
gladness by yin this county.
In our last issue, We failed to
state that while Henry Ryder was
indicted for aiding and abetting in
an attempted rape, the jury found
him not guilty as charged in the
Indictment. but guilty Of a techni-r
cal assault.
Mr.. John Phillips, a stock raiser,
who resides near Lexington. Ky, is
visiting his cousin, Mr.. Elijah Sam
pies, Of Straight Creek. His bust
ness here is to enquire into the his
tory Of the portion of the Samples
family that emigrated to this coun-
ty from Kentucky, many years ago
The blue-bird is hailed as a har-
bineer of Spring 1t is also re-
minder tbata blo0&purifer is need
ri t6 prepare the sysf@m for the
facilitating weather to dome. lis
ten and you will hear he birds i
Take Ayers SaTSaparil-
Ia in March, April, May" !
An old book quantity says that t
when the whole system IS pervad-
cd by well-oxygenated blood, Wig Q
orously propelled, life and activity t
are copiously communicated" 4
Which means that when the blood h
is purified by the use of Ayers Sar- a
saparilla, perfect health is the I
result. {
Those who have subscribed to is
he Highland Cornet Band fund