Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-05-31

close In these lines. you VIII h"u
everything new and Of the latest
pattern. Il. A.Orhdofn'
Miss Lucy Wilson, who is more
fortunate than most people in tins
that she has a home in the country
and one in the city, is now spent
ing Il while at her city home, with
her father, 0 Wilson Esq.
Mrs. II. A. Murrill, wife of Rev
Mr.. Murrill, left Tuesday for the
home of her parents, near Lewis
burg, w. Va, where she will spend
sometime. Mr.. Murrill accompan-
red her as far as harrington.
Mr. Billie Barr is with us again
and has commenced work on Mr. h
NJ Slaven's building. Mr. Barr has
been doing the plastering in this
section for several years, and his
work has proved very satisfactory
LII. Stephenson Esq. and son
Mr.. Boyd. and daughter Miss Jose,
phine made a trip to Stanton this
week. They returned Thursday
bringing Homer and Miss Janet
who have completed their school
terms.
Mr. Kenny Pufenbarger. Of Strait
Creek, who had been adjudged q
lunatic, was, on Tuesday, removed
to the Western State Hospital, by
Sheriff J Ed Arbogast, assisted by
Messors Anderson Pulfenbarger and
Robert Gum.
John D Rodgers died at Mellow
ell on Wednesday. Mr. Rodgers
was well known in this and Pen
dleton counties and was a good
citizen. In the civil war, he fou ght
bravely for the cause Of the South.
and in battle lost leg.
Mr.. j. c. Boggs left Wednesday
on a trip to Franklin and Peters
burg. lie is thinking Of going III
to business at one Of the points,
but we hope he may continue to
abide with US. Mr.. Boggs is man
highly respected by everybody.
J B Laekey, the vegetable and
plant grower. in this issue, reminds
you that it is time to get your sup
ply Of cabbage and tomato plants.
tie will furnish you plants Of best
quality, in any quantity, we'll pack
ed. Send him an order by phone
or mail.
Men and women make good mon
ey working for us in their spare
time. No experience or invest
ment required. Write at once to
Hermann Manufacturing Co.,
126 South. 9th ST.,
= Philadelphia, Pa.
May 81, mo.
Rev. Chas. J. Boppell will preach
for Rev. Jno. Ruff, at Monterey, on
June 2nd. at II a. m. and at Pisgah
at 3 p. m. Mr.. Ruff will be absent
from his work on that day assisting
Rev. Fl. W. Mclaughlin, at Liberty
church, Pocahontas county.
A called meeting of Lexington
Presbytery will be held at Staunton,
IN June 9Th, to act on the resigna-
ion of Rev. G. s. Linganfelter, pas
Tor Of Davis Memorial church, Elk
lis, w. Va, whose purpose it is to
engage in eyangelistic work.
MIR John e Sipe, who has made
MS home with his son-in-law, Mr.
James q Hiner, during the winter,
has again gone to house keeping,
IN a house on Mr. Joseph Rull's
arm near Hightown. MIR John
Kincaid moved his goods over.
Have you examined our large
line Of mems and Women's shoes?
They are especially nice, and our
stock is yet complete enough that
you may be suited, yet we have had
a big run, especially in patent leath-
ers for men. J, A. Whitelaw.
The cash price on wool this year
is about Is cents. Last year it was
like % cents. Now, if
Presidents really have very much
% do with the prices on wool Mr
Mckinley should have postponed
his western trip until fall and look
ID after that seven cent drop.
A prominent drummer remarked
10 us the other day that Monterey
was a nice, clean, little town but
he hated to strike it when he was
n a hurry, because the merchants
we're always 50 busy thai he could
have no satisfaction in sho wing
them through his line unless he
took a week for it.
As usual our clothing depart
ment is well filled with the very
attest styles ia mems, youths and
suits. They come from
l manufactures who has a national
equation in keeping up with the
lines on clothing. You should ex-
anime orr stock. J A Whitelaw.
These are busy times We are hav-
ny Just now. Look where YOU Will
,r1 mania ara on the 90 Not