Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-20
V. Z. HerouH was in town yes.

Straight Greek Items reached US
today too late FOR this issue.
II. II slaveu takes subscriptions
on all newspapers and masa1lnts.
The fIarrisoahurg horse market
was not 50 good IS was anticipated
Mrs. Caroline Winner has been
suffering onrhcumatism for sev-
eral weeks. Hex condition IS now
considered serious.
The lafest from The Kentucky
legislature is that it has adjourned
without electing a successor to Sen
ator Black burn.
Panl Gay, Of MiddIebrook, bias
leased the extensive farm II y. >
and w A. Turk. aad will move On
it, Yos5's Weekly.
Dir. George Sfuai, of The Grm +
Sllrum Brus Dayton "a who wsTe
contractors for tht BRICK work a.
oar Jail. is ia toa1n VISITING thf
family Of 3lr. 6. ]. dineg.
IA the notice Of letting Of The 5
& P road it shnnla have been per
gens instc:.a Of PR gard az Il an
neayeA. The rropes correction IS
made il this issue. See I'D
WANTED: Wel'-seasoned wal
nat aaa Snite eak lanleer in TX
change fot q Piano Or Organ.
Write 10 Putoans Mnsic store,
Slaunton, Sa
See advertisement for sale o. ia.
Shumate's land, in This ISSUE by G..
?. Jones, Trustee; also advertise
ment for renting Of the Deyer farm
on Bullpasture by Mr Joues as
Admir-. Of SEQ VANCE deceased
WANTED 70 rent 2 or 3
Stand roller min or good burr
mill. Possession wanted about
18th Of April. Address.
Fl w. WADE.
f24. Warm Springs, Va.
A communication from The post
mistress at plnckneY states that the
n.ok3ne Of Recorders for that
Office did not reach it last week
The package was started from this
Office and must have gone wrong
in the mails
I viii sell privately one second
hand i0-horse power steam eugiae
and sawnilll, Oh good terms and at
low figures. Any person wishing .
bargain VIII apply at ONCE to
y. 81. Arbogast.
Tie sooner you begin to fight
the FIRE. the more easily it may be
extingmshed. The sooner Won be-
g,n taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for
your blood disease. the easier viii
be the cure In both cases. delay
is dangerous. If NOT fatal BE sure
Won get Ayers and no Other.
Tobias shotF. who has been
working in Allegheny county,
came home last week TO arrange Tor
moving with his mother, the widow
Of the late Daniel ". Shotb, TO
Blue6eld. ". Va. where his broth
err Hogh is engaged IN the newspa-
per bnsinvass-Stauuton Argus.
! The weather man evidently did
ut expect all this snow. rain, sleet
and slush We have had the last few
days. 1t came IN from The south
west, ard seems to have extended
over the entire northern Atlantic
coast. Snow fell IN I'll the south
err New England and northern
Middle States.
Tou are roo young. no matter
what your age, to lose your hair.
Save it by the nee Of Ayers Fair
Vigor It removes dandrpff. pre-
vents badness, restores gray and
faded hair to it's original collar ana
makes it soft, glossy and abundant.
No toilet is complete without it.
Mr.. ard Mrs S..B. sieg were very
much frightened Tuesday wher
their little daughter Frances shcw-
ed signs Of being choked. and they
called in a physician. who found
the Frouhle to be Il small feather
lodged in tie throat It was re-
moved and Miss FRANCES is as hap
py.as ever, looking for more festh-
ers to chew.
The Northern Methodist annual
conference was held ut Old Point.
Va. last week. Through Rev Mr..
Clark, who attended the session
and has returned, We learn that be
has been moved to Monroe county.
w. Va, and Rev. Anderson, of Po-
cahontas county, takes his place on
this circuit. Rev. Howard Wade,
Of Back Creek, was assigned work
on Circleville circuit in w Va.
hfr. John Gum. who resides near
Green Bank, Pocahontas county,