Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-11
Fresh fruits and nuts at Bishops


progress, and her pupils are much
encouraged with their undertaking
I The chicken and turkey trade is
i'll full swing this week and on
merchants have Oh their most pleas
ing smiles.
Several of the Back Creek far
merS were in town Monday, trading
their produce for merchandise.
To cure all old sores, to heal an
INDECENT ulcer, or to speedily cure
piles, you need simply to apply De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve according
to directions. Its magic-lke action
will surprise you. Orndorff &
Whitelaw.
Mr.. James O. Hiner. our accom-
modating liveryman, accompanied
Mr.. w. P. Campbell as far as
Staunton on his way to Hinton.
Through private letter written
by a Nebraska farmer to a friend
here, We learn that corn is bring
ing only eight cents a bushel in,
that State. How many years will
it take to bankrupt the farmers of
this country if they continue to
get eight cents for their corn, and
for other products. Of the farm pre-
rs that are very little, if any, bet
ter?
Messrs. John w. Bird and J. F. |
Clendenin. of Green Hill, were in
town Yesterday trading with the
merchants.
Absolutely pure, perfectly harm
less. and invariably reliable are the
qualities of One Minute Cough |
Cure. It never fails in colds, Group |
and lung troubles. Children like it
because it is pleasant to take and it
helps them. OrnCOrff & Whitelaw.
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
n. b. Woods little child, who has
been seriously i'll from Group, is
improving.
Mr.. H. H. Seybert. one Of the
eading farmers of the county, kill
ed, the first of the week, what we
would suppose to be the best lot of
lOgs, taking them all around, that
las been raised in the county this
year. His lot of seven weighed
~ ! pounds, making an average
# 3243.
Mr.. John A. Heller, of Wood {
took, who represents the Buckeye t
lachinery Company. stopped in (
yesterday for short ,
While at Hotel Central. q
DR.. Arlie c. Jones, one of the 9
emOnstrators at the University Of !
'irginia, has for two or three :
7eeks been rendered unfit for work
n account ola crippled knee. He Il
eturned to his home at Doe Hill b
lst Saturday, where he will remain {
ntil he is able for duty. !,
Mr.. Henry Arbogast, of Crab
0ttom, visited friends in Monte
y the first of the week.
mr. Casper Judy, who has been i
gagged in working on a farm near u =,
Ills, for about a year, :; ~
turned home last Monday, where IL IL
will spend The winter. Jacob a a
mmonS, who has also been in the u
est for sometime, accompanied W
m. These gentlemen say that u
lsiness is rot as brisk there as it ~ ~
as year ago, and that it is an "
possibility to make anything at -,
rming. III III
Miss Mintie Shuey, of Fishers til
lie, Augusta county, is visiting of
+ cousin, Mrs. VIM, Wilson, of
is place. ru
The teachers of the Monterey yo
ethodist Sunday-schooI held M
'eting Tuesday night, at which a IN
Of seyen ladies was ap-
lnted to formulate plans for a u
ristmas entertainment for the
lool.
DR.. FL. H. J ones, of Doe Hill,
mt short while IN town Mon GA
Mr.. E. W. Armstrong, of Mead &c
Dale neighborhood, was in DO
Vn Wednesday. at
Justice 0. Wilson's court is get o oe'
g to be of considerable impor- f a.,
ce. Two days were required for ,l,''
business of this weeks session. 10 %U y,
o cases in which lawyers appear cIe
IN both sides, came up and were s snC
posed of. tou
hamber sets consisting of ten
twelve pieces at Y. B. Bishops.
ur correspondents are begin T
g to treat us badly again. They =
with one accord remain silent 4
week. Send US a letter each
k. no matter how short II may is S