Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-22
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
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h Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

M onday night III town.
DIR. Ed. Beverage of Valley Cen
ter was up one day this week.
A full line of mems and boys
caps at Orndorff's.
Attorney James Lightner of
Bath was here Wednesday,
Mr. Seymore Judy and wife of
Petersburg, w. Va. visited }. NJ.
Colaw. Esq. Monday.
Bishop can now offer the trade
the largest lot of Simond Saws,
King and Imperial heaters in town.
Prices always right at Bishops.
Mr. &c Ralston's brother, who
has been living in Maryland. for
20 years, is visiting him and his
brother in Pocahnntas county.
.Hon. c. P. Jones is absent this
week attending Il meeting of the
Board of Visitors of the Universe
ty DIVA.
The. best, understand, the best
shoes for ladies and gentlemen, at
j. A.. Whitelaw's.
He Had A FIT--lf you buy your
clothing at Whitelaw's you will
have a fit too.
Mrs. Daisy Slaven Will serve
oysters every Saturday night, from
Z to 10.
Master Byron Beverage. shot at
fine, wild turkey. just at the same
time bis older brother Lnther did,
but Byron killed the turkey of
course.
Judge Chalkley is now under
treatment in hospital in licking
ton, XIV. and for that reason the
November term of the county
court was not held.
The first of the winter of 1902,
came along with splitter of snow
Thursday aud Friday. last.
Capt. Sam'l c. Harper, a son of
the late Gen. Kenton Harper OF
Staunton, died 1T Mt. Sidney.
job. Echard. Esq. weighed his
lambs here Monday, and they were
a nice lot.
W. Fl. Wilson has just received
a first class stock of goods. Don't
fail to examine same before buy
ing. Highest prices for all kinds
Of produce.
MIR. E. E.. Neff has been some
what indiSposed and therefore un-
able to he in the school room
part of the week.
Mr. Ed Matheny of Valley Center
was up Friday, last
I'm always ready to receive sub.
scriptions on Ill newspapers anc
magazines. Christmas Judge ant
Puck will be a gem this year
Send in your orders Ii. Nj. Slayen
Over-shirts. under-shirts, work
ing pants, "a nice line at }. A
Whitelaw s.
Mr., &C Hansel looks quite a
home behind the counter at Mr.
Bishops. ~.
The,eircumstances under whicl
Price brothers start ont on THEN
18th years reign, in the sanctun
of the Pocahpnta, TINES, are very
favorable, and they justly deserve
the success with which they have
met.
Toys of all kinds. delightful
assortment of candies, oranges
nuts &C., at Bishops. Send in your
Christmas orders.
Mrs. NJ. E. Matheny with hel
four CHILDREN accompanied by Miss
Lucy Perry all of Naples Highland
Co., afe Visiting Mrs. Matthew's
parents, = MIR. and Mrs. John E.
Gum of this place.-Bath Co. En-
terprise Nov. 10.
NoTLCE-All persons knowing
themselves indebted tc the old firnl
of L. NJ. Pope and Co., in any way
will please see L. NJ. Pope and
settle same by 18th of Dec. 1901
the firm having by mutual agree.
ment dissolved on the 3lst day OF
March, 1900. Yours truly,
list . /. Al. Pope & Co.
"John writes" says the old man
"that they are going to send hin
to the legislature:
"Lord save u.s." says the ole
woman, "what's John been dom
now?"
The Post-Office Department has
approved the name "Stokesvllle'
for the new post office to be estab.
lished in North River Gap, the ter
minus of the & 6 w extension.
The first name selected Stoke city
was objected to by the Department.
For instance, in gear or so frenl
now. if one, should take the Fast
Hiphland FLYER" at Monterey. east