Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-08
Mems Lisle thread socks at Y. B.

Mr.. Jacob Heyener, OF High
town, called last Saturday.
Mr.. w. A. Slayen left Tuesday
for Staunton and Harrisonburg.
California prunes, peaches and
raisins at Orndorff & Whitelaw's.
Go to Bishops for cocoanuts, or.
anges, lemons, prunes, dates and
fine candies.
Several Of our town people at
tended the Mcdowell battlefield
picnic today.
Stop and see Y. B. Bishops Lace
| Curtains-the incest in town for
the least money.
Mr. E. Il. Arbogast recently pnr-
chased fine Jersey COW OF dealer
near Warm Springs.
L. II. Stephenson, Esq, and his
daughter, Miss Janet, left this
morning for Staunton.
! Call early il you want the latest
styles in ladies' hats-another new
lot Just IN at Bishops.
Mr.. Uriah Hcvener, one Of Poca-
hontas' wealthiest citizens, spent
Monday night in town.
Misses Clara Gum and Kate Dew
err, Of Meadow Dale, spent short
time in town Saturday last.
Miss Lille Hook, of Mcdowell,
spent a portion of this week with
her friend, Miss Lizzie Cook.
We have a complete and large
stock of goods at the very lowest
prices. Orndorff & Whitelaw.
Ladies. 90 to Orndorff & White
laws and look at their nice line OF
shirt waist goods in percales, &c.
Miss Abbie Fleisher, who has
been visiting friends here for sew
eral weeks, returned home Monday
Orndorff g. Whitelaw always
keep a complete line of cigars, CT
garettes, smoking tobacco andpipes'
Miss Lucy Swadley finished her
school at Dunmore, West Virginia,
and returned home the first Of the
week,
Many of orr subscribers kindly
remembered us by calling and set
thing their accounts Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. S. ". Wilson. the accomoda-
ting proprietor of Wilson's wagon
ward at Staunton, spent Monday in
Monterey.
Reports from various places ir
the county show that the wheat
crop will be much better than was
anticipated.
Mr.. Nj. Y. Steuart and ilttle
grand daughters spent Sunday
with Mr.. Steuart's sister, Mrs.'Han'
nah Fleisher.
Preaching on Sunday, at High,
town, at II a. NJ, at Pisgah. at {
D. m, and at Monterey. at 1870 p
m. w. II. WooLF.
Mr.. ]. G.. Dunsmore. the nrinci
pal of Dunsmore's Business College
at Stanton, with his lawyer. Col
Crozier, attended this term of The
court. Mr.. Dunsmore is interested
in the Sitlington estate.
AS the strength of a building
depends upon the solidity Of it
foundation so health depends M
on the condition Of the blood re
expel impurities and cause the vi
tai fluid to become vigorous an(
life-giving, Ayers Sarsaparilla il
the most powerful and effective
= medicine in use.
Don't wear false hair while it j
, possible to retain your own. Aver
f Hair Vigor, the best dressing
! nourishes and inyigorates the hair
roots, cures scalp diseases, prevent
the hair from coming ont or turn
ing gray, and promotes a new AM
? luxuriant growth.
! Mr.. q. NJ. Hansel, teacher il
Fishburne's school at Waynesboro
d. visited Monterey last Saturday
spending Sunday in Pisgah neigh
borhood. lie, in company witt
Rev. Mr.. Trawick, who spent sey
eral days in Highland, left TO
Waynesboro Monday.
WANTED-A reliable lady O
gentleman to distribute sample
: and make house-to-house canvas
for our Vegetable Toilet Soaps AM
Pure Flavoring Extracts. $40 t.
; SIS a month easily made. Addres
Z Crofts and Reed, Chicago, Ill.
! Notice is hereby given that
congregational meeting will b
held in the Presbyterian church il
Monterey, on Sunday, May II, 70
| the purpose of calling pastor; a
which time and mace all the mem