Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-05-25

der for JOD Woth W. :,
which we. duly appreciate' as wei
rs all other orders given us by our
home m erchants.
The Wizard Plow has proved TO
ho The best for this country. Yon
can oct them at j A Wnitelaws.
Fl. NJ. PulIin, Esq, who has been
very i'll during the winter, is slow
ly regaining his strength T. D.
Williams, Esq. is improving too'
we learn.
I have 10 New York Champion
2 Deering, 2 Wood, horse dump
hav rakes. that carried over from
last wear and will sell at much less
than the prices asked for new
goods this year. each one OF these use
Fakes is d bargain, be sure to call
W and price before placing orders
Y b blShop.
Messrs. Raw Wilson and John
Cobb have gone to West Va.
Mr. Yves. Hevener and family
were in town recently.
Mr. w A Sheets Of Back Creek
called Monday and subscribed. Mr.
Sheets is a Pocahontas county man.
but now a resident of Highland,
living oIrthe farm Of his father-ln-
law. Mr. John S. Erwin.
find that am over stocked on
mattings, so will offer them at loo
for GOOD, lSc for cotton warn, and
zoe for best heavy, at Bishops.
Rev john Ruff and wife started
Wednesday for Salem, Va, where
interment will take place OF Mrs
Ruff sister who died a month ago
in Egypt, the body having arrived
at New York about the goth. Be
fore returning Mrs. Ruff will visit
the home Of her deceased sister at
Atlanta, Ga. Robert and Wallace
Ruff accompanied their parents as
far as Lexington.
Good chewing tobacco for sale
by Bishops at SOC per 10.
LII Stephenson, ESQ. was en-
gagged last week with surveyor l..
L. Beverage in surveying his Town
send farm, on Little Back Greek,
recently purchased form Mr. Bud
Eleisher. This farm contains over
500 acres and runs to the top OF
Middle mountain, where it joins
his Hull farm on the west, which
! in turn Joins Mr.. Stephenson's old
home plantation. Thus giving him
in one body a sweep Of valuable
land extending from Vanderpocl
Gap across two vallies and one
mountain to the Allegheny.
Bishops sales in the millinery
department have been larger mp to
| the 18th Of Nav this season tnan
ever before-thanks to Miss Cor
BELLS good taste and energy.
We are pleased to note an I'M
provemert in Mr.. John oipe's con-
dition.
Mr.. J..O. Hiner has secured the
services of a good blacksmith in
his shop.
Mr.. Tom Hamilton of Mellow
ell. who has been i'll is improving
Get Wizard Plow from John A
Whitelaw. 1t turns the soil beau
tifully. Its use is pleasure. and
not a menace to your religious pro,
| fession as is the handling Of an Or
binary punching, bucking pillow.
Mr.. James McNulty of Crabbot'
tom returned Saturday from Rich
mond where he attended the Car
nival.
| A 10 acre tract Of land situated
at Bolar is offered for sale by Mrs
Lille Blackwell. See advertise
mpnt in this issue.
Messers w. W. and Sandy Steph
enson Of the River were in town
Tuesday.
Orr sales in shoes, for ladies
! gentlemen and children, has beer
unprecedented this season. W.
knew the trade demanded an(
would appreciate late STYLES AM
HIGH grades IN foot ware. We nov
carry a stock of this kind and on
customers appreciate it as is shown
from our sales in this line. }. A
! Whitelaw.
Judge Chalkley held cour
at Harr;sonburg in the absence o