Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-15
Wall paper for sale by Bishop.

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Miss Edith Ralston, of Crab Run
visited friends in town Monday.
Mr.. J. c. Boggs went to Frank
lin Wednesday to see his friends.
Bishop has beautiful and .ex-
tensive line Of table and floor OH
cloth.
Mrs. S. w. Sterrstt, of Crabbot-
tom, was in town a short while
Tuesday,
J. Lunsford, Esq, of Hightown,
was the guest Of Capt. Matheny
Monday night.
Mr., Albert Loenbach, a Bal6-
more drummer, was at the Com
mercial Tuesday.
Over 1000 samples of latest de-
signs in wall paper at the Mlchl-
gan Furniture House.
Messrs. George D. Dudley and
Arthur Beverage, Of Hightown,
were in Monterey Monday.
Single and double shovel plows,
pillow shovels, bull tongues, &C., can
be had at V. B. Bishops.
I Did it ever strike you that it
would be difficult matter to find
a vacant house in Monterey?
The Board of Supervisors held a
short session last Monday. No bus
mess of public interest was trans
acted.
Mr.. Charles Waggoner, and Sis
ter, Miss Alice, of Crabbottom,
were in town yesterday short
while.
Mr.. Charles Clee1, a hustling
young business man of; Bath coun-
ty, spent day or so in our town
this week.
Mrs. Laura F. Cross and her in
tereSting little niece, Miss Pearl, Of
West Augusta, are the guests of
friends in Monterey.
Mr.. James Ryder, whose house
was burned last winter, is progress
ing nicely with a new one which
he is building on the same site.
\ Mr.. V. b. Bishop has moved to
the house be recently purchased
from Mr.. S. Sullenberger. This is
considered one Of the most valua-
BILE properties in town.
THE greatest down-pour Of rain
that has fallen in Staunton since
80, fell there on Wednesday even
ing. In the low ground in the
neighborhood of Lewis street, lake
5 or 6 feet deep was formed, extend
ing over considerable territory. 1t
seems that the Street Car Company
sustained the greatest damage.
W. P. Campbell, commissioner of
revenue for Highland, is out in the
county procuring data for the new
book he proposes to get out this
summer. This book will be SINH
lar to the many he has completed
in. past years and of usual interest
t. the public, having the name of
every taxpayer inscribed therein.
On last Wednesday, Mr.. j. c.
Boggs, who has been for some time
living in portion Of the Shumate
building, moved his family to the
house vacated by Mr.. V. B. Bishop.
We understand that Mr.. John
Gwin, mother and sister, Of Van
derpool, will soon take possession
Of the rooms left by Mr.. Boggs.
Sufferers from physical and nerv
vous debility find great relief in the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Far
better than any stimulant. its effect
is not transient and superficial, but !
deep and permanent. 1t builds up
the system by purifying and en-
richipg the blood.
Preaching on Sunday at Reho-
beth, at l / a. m, at Beulah, at $3.50
p. M; at Green Hill at 1880 p. m.
Sermon at Green Hill to the young
men. A cordial invitation extended
to all to these services. Preaching
on Saturday night at Back Creek.
w. II. WooLF.
Notice is hereby given that a
congregational meeting will be
held at PiSgah church, On Sunday,
May II, at IL a. M, for the pur-
pose Of calling a pastor; at which
line and place all the members of
Pisgah Presbyterian Church are re-
Yuested to attend. BY order of
session. E. A. DUDLEY, Clerk.
On last, Friday on his return
With his family to his home at
Doe Hill from the picnic, Mr.. L.
". Pope's spirited team became
in the suburbs of Nc ,
Dowell, and attempted to run. In
he effort to stop them one Of the
ines broke, and serious results