Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-03-29
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
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Brief Items OF Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
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Nice oranges at Bishops 40 cts.
per doz.
Mr. c & Jones returned from a
Trip to Richmond.
Clean Glover and Timothy seed
lust received at Bishops.
White Rabbit" Easter egg dye
80 colors for sc at l.. A. Orndortt ;.
Mr.. C D Newlan has engaged III
carpeutering with Mr. Will BUS
sard.
DR.. n. A. Whitelaw has been
quite i'll for several days but is mi
proving.
Master Paul Slaven fell from a
spring board and broke one OF the
small bones of his wrist.
Two of our merchants. MeSsrs '.
Z Bishop and John a. Whltelaw
have gone North for goods.
Mr.. G. T. Fleisher lost. from the
effects of dehorping, one of his
best two year old, Durham steers.
WANTED 10 gallons of good
II aple syrup, not evaporated. APP
njy at once to II. NJ. Slaven.
The members Of the A. NJ. E.
Church of this place gave their
pastor a pounding a few nights
since.
Miss Edna Hull went this week to
visit relatives in Pendleton county.
Fer uncle Mr.. James Trimbie ac-
companied her.
Call on G.. S. Waybright & Co.
and get your carpet warp. 1t IS
lust new from the factory not CID
and moth eaten.
Hon. Charles P. Jones and SON
went to West Augusta the first OF
The week to take dispositions III the
tIcClung road case.
A nice line Of fresh crackers
cakes & candies, IS we'll AS other
groceries and confection just open
I'd at l.. A. Orndorff's.
Flows and pillow castings at Blsh-
np's. Best makes as we'll as the
cheap ones. Imperial. Oliver, Brad
lev, Farmers friend &c.
Misses Mary Ola Johnson and
Jessie Wilson of franklin, are Wis
ting the family of Hon. c. ?.
Jones, Tuesday.
In few days the special price
clothing offer will he closed. !
only have small lot left from
which to select. L. A. Orndortf:
Just received nice lot of ready
made cIothing-boy's two-plece
suits and knee pants. Call at &. 5.
Waybright &Co's and see them
Dir. Geo. L. Eakle has rented the
hotel recently completed by VIM.
K. Rodgers at Bolar, and will run
il under the name Virginia House.
A newsy letter from Poverty
came to us this wsek but could not
be published because the real name
Of the writer did not accompany it.
Miss Bertha Lowman who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. I.
Swadlev, returned to her home at
Dayton last week, accompanied by
Mr.. Chas. SwadlrY.
The Saturday Evening Post says
the independence which the United
States will give Cuba is beautifully
done up in red tape with the long
end in Washington.
Mr. Fl. S. Chew. son Of G. Lee
Chew Esq, of Crabbottom, started
this week to Bridgewater, where he
will be a pupil, for the spring term
nf the Bridgewater College.
In the trial of Stuart R. Baily
the jury brought in a verdict of
not guilty. Raily was tried for
Killing his brother. in-law, John l..
Walters. Treasurer of Charlottes-
vile.
As will be seen by a notice in
This issue. MIR. A. T. Carpenter has
bought the stock of merchandise
Belonging to the estate of the late
John w. Reed. He reopened the
store this week.
Rev. J. R. Tiilerv will start on
Monday for conference which will
meet at Roanoke on the 3rd of APP
ril. His wife will accompany him
and spend some time with her par
ants at Richmond.
Preaching at Pisgah Friday
night, Saturday at IL a. m. and on
Sabbath at same hour: after which
the Lords Supper will be ceebrat-
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