Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-15
HIGHLAND RECRODER


Mr.. Job Echard, Of Vanderpool,
was in town yesterday.
Latest styles Of dress and negli-
gee shirts at Bishops store.
WANTED--By G. Fl. Cleek,
Cheeks Mill, Va, so stock hogs.
We still have few ladies' sailors
in stock. Orndorff & Whitelaw.
Two lots of ladies hat frames re-
ceived at V. B. Bishops this week.
Mr.. Jack Martin. the East Vir-
ginia tobacco man. is with us again.
Mr.. Frank Wilson made bust
ness trip to the Hot Springs this
week.
Mr.. John Ralston. of Green
Bank, W. Va, paid our town a Wis
it Monday.
Mrs. Annie Wright, of Jackson's
River, spent a short time in Monte
rev Monday.
Good, substantial, solid oak beds
for only So 10 at the Michigan
Furniture House.
Mr.. Wayne Hevener, Of High
town neighborhood, made this Of
fee a call Monday.
Mr. S. W. Crummett returned
Monday from Deerfeld, where he
visited his parents.
y Mr.. Virgo Shultz, of Green Hill.
took a load of walnut logs. to
Staunton last week.
Go to Orndorff & Whitelaw's ar d
look at their summer ties for ladies
children and gents.
Mr.. Pierce Wooddell, a promi-
nent merchant of Pocahontas Co.,
was in town Tuesday.
Sales on millinery at Y. 3 Bish-
ops up to the present time exceed
those Of any previous year.
Call and see our beautiful picture
frames.
Michigan Furniture House.
Mr.. J. Wesley Hevener, one Of
Hiphtown's substantial and pros
porous citizens, called to see US to-
day.
Work will soon commence on
the residence building to be erect
ed by Dickinson & Irimhle on Sieg
avenue.
Mr.. Cfockford, representing Ev-
erett Waddev g. Co., stationers and
printers, Richmond, Va, spent
Tuesday night in town.
Mrs. O. Wilson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, Payne, at
Warm Springs. for several days,
returned home last Saturday.
l will preach at Thorny Bottom
on Sunday, the oath, at II a. H.,
and at Monterey at 3 p; m. of the
same day. C. NJ. Anderson, P. c.
DR.. W. w. Dear and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, of Crabbottom,
spent Tuesday in Monterey. Miss
Gertrude visited the Misses Slaven.
= VIM. A. Beverage had the hon
or of bringing the first lot of wool
to Monterey this season-207 lbs
and sold the same to V. B. Bish-
op.
Mr.. William Hevener, Of Crab
bottom, came in on the hack We'd
nesday evening from Charlottes.
vile, and went home in the storm
that night.
: Mr.. Wellington Birds land on
Back Creek was sold by J. c. Ma
theny, trustee, OH last Tuesday, as
ADVERTISED, and it was bought by
Mr.. Bird himself, at the price Ct
$3.50.
VIM. Daugherty, who has been
working in a livery stable at Elk
ms, W. Va, for several months. we
learn has undergone severe attack
of typhoid fever, and is just recov-
ering from it.
Mr.. John Jackson and daughters,
Misses Hattie and Nettie, of Elk
ton. Va, spent Friday night with
0. Wilson, Esq, leaving Saturday
morning to visit friends in Poca-
hontas county.
Mr.. W. A. Beverage, who lives
near town, opened the wool mar
ket for this season in Monterey,
Tuesday. From this time on, for
several weeks, our merchants will
haye a wild and woolly" time.
= Mr.. Cornelius Winner and his
son-in-law, Mr.. Robert Hiner,
we're in town Tuesday It will be
remembered that Mr.. Hiner came
near being killed by negro near
Stoyers Shop, some time ago. He
mas entirely recovered.