Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-05
HIGHLAND RECORDER
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to home
Folks About Their Friends
And Appropriateness.

leSh groceries Jdst 'P'"'" "'
Orr dorff's.
C'ean Glover and Timothy seed
just received at Bishops.
Miss George Jordan returned
hen from Staunton Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Gwin of Bolar neigh
horl God has gone to Mt. Clinton
~ ttend school.
Mr.. Pearl WAY bright has moved
10 Mr. James Trim ble's Sinking
Srr'ng farm.
Onion sets and saw sets. both
seas enable and useful articles, can
Je found at Trim BILE and Lursford's
If YOU want to get posted as to
Tie lind of 1elts the ladies wear
now DAYS, call at Trimble and
I.uEsford's
Call on G.. S. Waybright & Go.
and get your carpet warp. 1t is
,ust rew from the factory not old
aud moth.eaten.
j. I'M Robert Sitlington Sterrett
has 'ately been elected to the head
Of Il e Greek department. in Cornell
nmiI ersitv,
Mr.. A. NJ. Eastman has returned
from, a trip to West Va, and is
again behind the counter at Bish-
ops.
pows and pillow castings at Bish-
ops. Best makes as we'll as the
cheap ones. Imperial. Oliver, Brad.
ley, Farmers friend &c.
At Mcdowell. on the 31st Ult.
Rev. Geo. II. Jones officiating, W..
ii. jackson and Savilla Bai!y, color
ed, V ere united in matrimony.
lust received a nice lot of ready
made cothing-boy's two-piece
suits and knee pants. Call at Z. S.
WAY bright &Co's and see them
Miss r. Blanche Wilson Of Bal
timole arrived here Tuesday and
viii take charge Of the millinery
de?al tment of Mrs. Crummett's
store.
Secretary Rect announced on the
Bid, that Aguinaldo had sworn al
.tseiLte TO TIE U. S. government
This is taken as proof that he will
ie gwen his liberty.
s. L. Roger, ali Elkins, w. Va.
attorney. who looks after the in
teres of Messrs Davis and Elkins.
and as consumated several large
land deals for them, srent Sunday
night at the Commercial.
We regret having to record the
continued sickness of John Trimble
ESQ. Mr.. w. A. Sipe is not yet
able 10 be out either. and Mrs. T..
Fl. S.aven is also confined to her
room. Others previously reported
sick are about again.
Messrs Lynn and Carl Sullenber-
ger who paid a brief visit to their
parents, left on Friday, last, Lynn
TO Richmond and Carl to Washing
ton " here he will re-enlist in the
u. S. Army, in the artillery service.
The Recorder hopes to see them
meet with success.
Mr.. Will Lunsford of this place
is now a full graduate of Duns-
more Business College. He COM
reted the regular business course
last year. and this week received
his diploma for short hand and
typewliting. He arrived home
Tuesddy evening.
All he cases in the courts of
Bath county, growing out of the
burning Of the Neil mill, near
Williamsville. have been compro-
missed md will be dismissed. There
are couple of damage cases in
Hight nd circuit court that have to
do with the atfair5-ret e,a-tt Re docket,
Take your trade and your cash
to ~. Carpenters store, Reeds
old stand, and You will find right
prices. Here are a few. Shoes
from IS cents up to $500 per pair.
Calico 4 to cents. Bingham 5 to 8
cents Clothing from $3.50 to 80.
rer suit. Tobacco, cigars, drugs,
&c. all low down.
MIR. Edward Fleisher of Clover
Creek neighborhood was IN town
recently and called at the Recorder
tffice to have his subscription re-
newed. Ills with pleasure we note
the very small number who
have settled with us this year and
have requested that their names
lie taksn from the list. We can
think If but two.
Imam account given by the Staun-
TON Daily News, of the public reel
tal, at Mary Baldwin Seminary,
last week, We see the name of Miss
ionet Ctenbenson mentioned i'm the