Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-05

Misses Mary Whitelaw and Cora
Lunsford, of Hightown, were here
shopping yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob G.. Hevener and wife,
of Hightown, spent a portion Of
Wednesday, in Monterey.
Mr.. Ed. Matheny and little
daughter, Hazel, Of Back Greek,
were in town last Saturday.
VIM. Moyerheifer and daughter,
of Mt. Crawford, visited his moth
err, Mrs. N. Winner, this week.
Messrs. VIM. Anderson and Ma
son Boggs, of Franklin, arein town
Oh business. They came up yes
terday.
= Mr.. Miller Herold and sisters,
Mrs. Moore and Miss Myrtle Her.
old, of Frost, W. Va, are visiting
Mrs. VIM. Gibson.
1t seems to be an assured fact
that the campmeeting will be held
this summer. We believe it will
result in much good.
Do not sacrifice your wool and
then pay two prices for your yarn
and blankets, but have it carded at
the Franklin Wooden Mills.
Mr.. Hugh Cox, who has been
working at a lumber camp near
DAVIS, W. Va, returned to his home
at West Augusta this week.
Hon. G. P. Jones and wife and E.
NJ. Arbogast and wife went last |
Monday to Travellers Repose, where
they spent portion Of the week |
fishing in the Greenbrier.
Preaching at Rehoboth Sunday
at II a. m, sacramental service;
at Green Hill, at $50 p. H., and at
Back Greek at s p. M.
W. II. Woolf.
Rev. j. S. Smith aid adopted
laughter, W, 4. Campbell. Esq,
md Miss Margie Boggs, Of Frank
in, spent Sunday in Monterey.
Rey. Smith preached three sermons
while here which were much en-
Dyed by his hearers. He is an
,arhest and forceful preacher.
DR.. K. II, Trimble was on last
called to the extreme
astern part Of the county to see
ONE sick people. Among them
we're Mrs. Peter Hupman and her
on "Dock. "Dock" had his hand
'adly cut by a circular saw several
weeks ago, and is having a great
cal of teouble with it.
For one dollar you may buv a
ottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
taken in time and according to
irections, may save a great many
ollars in doctors bills, thus exem- i
lily the irwin Of the old maxim,
is better than cure" {
Blood-purifers, though gradual. 6
re radical in their effect. Ayers +
arsaparilla is intended as medi-
inc only and not a stimulant, excl +
mt, or beverage. Immediate re-
llts may not always follow it's use, l.
ut after certain time permanent h
enefit is certain to be realized.
When we found what we believ- /
to be the best Bed Spring on the =
larket. we secured the agency for .
!; new supply just in. The man !,
facturers have recently reduced =
ne price, and we will give you the I
enefit Of the reduction when you
eed a spring. I. Fl. Slaven & Sons. E,
There is a lady in our county :
'ho is up in 80 years of age and Il
he has never been farther away G.
'om home than light miles. Her
anne is Miss Bette Blagg, and she Ia
yes at Doe Hill. Her eight mile y
ip was to Mcdowell. She is UNI q
suallY bright and active for her :.
ye. 3
Mr.. George Hevener. of Swoope's g
epct. is visiting his father-in-law,
Trimble, this week. His little
n Harry, accompanied him. Mr..
evener says the wheat crop will
unusually light this year. while oy
ere is new insect working on "
e grass which will damage that .,
op very much. is
Sheriff E M. Arbogast, under NJ
ecial arrangement, started on yes NJ
rday morning enroute for the !.
ate penitentiary, at Richmond, n
til Brown Williams, who at the u
It term Of the county court of D D
ighland county. was sentenced to II
in said institution for b
e term of ten years. Brown left er
tn smile on his countenance, at
e same time wearing handouts "a
his hands. at