Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-05-22

at the stores Tuesday.
Mr.. John Wilfong, of Hightown
was in Monterey Monday.
Mr.. Wesley Beverage, Of Bath
county was up this week.
Mr.. Henry Hevener, CT Cr'@bot-
tom, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Johnston, Of Wander
pool, called to see US yesterday.
Mr.. P. D. Yeager, Of Travellers
Repose, spent last night in town.
Ask to see the mans and wom-
EMS coarse shoes at Y. 3. Bishops.
j. MIR. Earlev Gum is preparing to
open blacksmith shop at Bradys-
vile. ''''
! The New York and Walter A
| Wood horse hay rake is sold by v
B. Bishop.
Mr.. H. A. Jordan, the merchant
at Vanderpool, went to otauntoh
this week.
| Mr.. John Propst and wife, OF
Mcdowell, spent Monday night
with friends here.
Mrs. Farley Snyder, of Crabbo
tom, visited her brother, Mr.. j. M
Colaw, Monday.
Mr.. Jonas Hevener and wife and
Mrs. ". T. Rexrode, Of Hightown
were here Monday.
/ L. II. Stephenson, Esq, and son
Homer, spent couple days this
week in Crabbottom.
Orndorff and Whitelaw have &
nice, clean stock Of Gents Furnish
ing goods at very low prices
Mrs. John Marshall, of Frank
, lin. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
w. E. Wilson, Of this place.
I now have on hand the celebrat-
ed labor-sayins cyclone churn.
V. B. Bishop.
Messrs. John S. Fleisher and An
, derson PuAinbarger, of lower St
Creek, were in town Wednesday.
Mr. R. Lee Simmons, who now
resides at Moscow, Va, spent sever
al days recently visiting friends OF
JacksQn's river.
Mr.. Jacob Lightner, of Bacl
Creek, was in town Monday. W.
regret to see him 50 badly crippled
with rheumatism.
Messrs. Goodlow, Of StauDton
and JOLIET, of Baltimore, CONNER
T cial travellers, were registered a
the Commercial recently.
Don't forget when you are IL
town to lookat our assortment O.
ladies' waist goods.
OrndOrf & Whitelaw.
If YOU want an oak bedroom sui
, as low as $1,000, come and see us
Beautiful styles at $500
II. H. Slaven & Sons.
S The Franklin Wooden Mills vii
come after your wool, card it an'
then return it to your merchan
e for 7c per pound. mIS-'
;. The ladies Of the Ladies AID So
1 cietv of the Methodist Church vii
sell cake and ice-craam on tn
E courthouse lawn on cOurt-day
a Tuesday next.
: - Mr.. Frank Bussard, who ha
y been making his home at Frost
W, Va, with a relative. is now il
Monterey visiting his mother, Mrs
r Jesse A. BusSard.
IS The Michigan Furniture Hous
S received handsome lot OF furnl
ture today. Call in tomorrow an
examine styles, prices, &c.; we knoN
o you will be pleased.
It - We understand that there vii
r be a big camp-meeting acid a
Forks Of Water some time in Au
gust. We have not yet been mad
i acquainted with the facts.
= Preaching at Straight Creek o.
y Sunday, at $50 p. NJ; no preaching
at Vanderpool, on account OF quar-
terly meeting at Monterey.
! W. Fl. WOolf.
r Miss Lenora Bell Meats and MI
: dock" White were united in mai
+ rihony. on last Saturday evening
at the nome of the bride near Mon
terey, Rey. Underwood officiating
> y Mr.. Paul L. Gum, Of Meade
d Dale, went to Hot Springs Wee
} nesday, where he expects to secur
d employment. If not successfr
there. it was his intention to g
i west,
,r Mrs. Pierce Simmons, of Bac
ID Creek, was, yesterday, by Justice