Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-10-16
HIGHLAND RECORDER


by V. B. Bishop.
' Five hundred pounds ginseng
wanted by V. b. Bishop.
Mr.. Ed. Gilmore, IF Rich@end,
is employed at Hotel Central
Mrs. john ". Bird, of Mill Gap,
spent Tuesday night in tew".
Mr.. Joseph Crummett, of Val
lev Center, went to Staunton this
week.
Mr.. S. G. Dever, of Mil Gap,
was up yesterday trading at the
stores.
Mr.. William Ruleman. Of Au-
gusta county, was in the county
this. week.
Mr.. Do}d, of Harrisonburg, the
loan Association man. was in town
this week.
The never-faising notice to tax
payers" is in this issue. See the
Treasurer's dates.
MIR. George Beverage who has
been on the road for some time, is
stopping at the Central.
\ Messrs. Don Sullerberger and
Mack Sieg are off oh a pleasure
trip in Pocahontas con1ty.
NOTICE.-The sale bonds due
the estate Of Geo. Vance, deed.
must be paid at once. Admr.
We wish to trade Furniture for
some good beef and pork.
L. H. Slaven and Sons.
Messrs. r. B. Slayen, John A.
Whitelaw and Howard Slaven spent
a portion of the week in Stanton.
Mr.. A. T. Stephenson and daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie, Of WilsOnsvllle'
spent a short while in town Mon
day.
Bonds, negotiable notes, letter,
note, hill and statement heads, JUS
tees blanks can be had at this Of
fee
\ Married-On the 18th inst, ". B.
McGufin and Hama B. Reyercomb-
both of this county, by Rev. j. M.
Eayy.
! Maried-On the 18th INST, by
Rev. F. NJ. Totten. Samuel f. Arm
strong and Lucy F. Eryine, both
of this county.
Miss Grace Benson, who has
been staying with her uncle, Ar.
Stoute, in West Virginia, this sum-
mer. returned home last week:
y Mrs. F. McNulty, Of Meadow
Dale, and her sister, Mrs. Matte
Hull, of West Virginia, are visit
ing their brother, o. Wilson, Esq.
y Mrs. V. b. Bishop and children,
who have for some time been visit
ing her par nts in Mason county,
West Virginia, returned Wednesday
evening.
To have a successful school the
pupil must see what he is doing;
then he will be stimulated to great
er effort School reports furnish
ed at this office.
Poison Ivy, insect bites, brnSes,
scalds, burns, are quickly cured by
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the
great pile cure.
SLIM. Orndorff & Whitesaw.
NOTICE-An persons Indebted to us
bv bond or account are asked TO settle
in full by Nov. Is. All bonds not paid
then will be placed for collection. We
need our money, so don't forget this.
DICKENSON & TRIMBLE.
WooD! WoULp'-Those who
scould pay their subscriptions in
4cood, could sreatly oblige us it
they would deliver the ,c0Od at an
early date. They ~Ould, they wo"ld.
Mr.. W. A. Cunningham has re-
moved the dilapidated old barn
which has been an eyesore to his
hotel property for a long time, and
will erect a more cOmelY structure
in its place.
Mr.. Oscar Harnsberger is with
us again. His numerous friends
are gratifed to see him looking so
we'll after his recent critical illness,
aud are pleased to have him visit
Monterey again.
The apple Master Paul Slayen
left at this office last week is ahead
of any we have seen. 1t is a very
large red apple 143 inches in cir-
eua,fere and weighs 223 ounces.
The name is unknown.
\ Capt. J. C. Matheny and family
and Rev. w. II. Woolf and family
attended children's day at Rehobeth
last Sunday. This service by the
children. we learn, was much en-
ioyed bv the large audience.