Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-22

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Jacksons river was up recently.
Rev. John Ruff and family left
Monterey on Tuesday, for their old
home in Bedford county.
VIM. L. Pullin and Miss Hattie
B. Armstrong Of the eastern part
of the county were married on
Wednesday.
Mr. Walter Gutshall and Miss
Ardie Carpenter, both of Jacksons
river, were on Wednesday, united
in marriage, at the home Of tie
bride, Rev. Josiah Beverage 3fficiat-
ing. After the ceremony the hap
pv, Young couple eft for the VAL
lev. where they will spend several
days visiting relatives.
Messers W Price Campbell, Peter
Gum. Ed. McClintic, Henry Slaven
and wife, W. A. Bussard, George
Crummett and son. Ellis Williams,
Lee Gum. r. ". Lightner, Harry
Wade and Adam Mclaughlin We
saw on our streets this week.
| have on hand number of
large size boots and shoes for men
(from 8 to ll's), which | will sell
cheap for cash. L. A. Orndorff.
In buying winter suit or over
coat YOU want IL large assortment
to select from; you want the best
and latest styles of well made goods.
all of which you will find at Y b
Bishops. No trouble to show you
clothing. Can fit the boys too.
We are requested to announce
that Thanksgiving Service will
he held at PiSgah church, on the
2Sth. by Rev. W " Carson. Tie
hour is not stated.
The jewelry line has been given
careful attentio / at Bishops as the
stock of watches, clocks and other
pretty things now exhibited in that
department, will show. The prices
are right.
Mr.. Ed. CARPENTER of Bolar
brought pretty deer to town this
week. 1t was five point buck,
weighing 1863 pounds. Mr.. Amos
Ryder had still better luca, killing
two deer at one shoot.
MIR ,Jackman has had enough of
the Allegheny for the present and
has come up to spend while with
Mr.. crying.
Ladies! ask to see our varied as
sortment of dress goods. No trou-
bic at all to show goods when we
know we have the best styles,
prettiest designs as well as the
cheapest in the county. '. b.
Bishop.
Maj. John 7. Byrd and daughter
Mrs Minnie Byrd, of Williamsville,
were in Monterey buying winter
supplies.
A Great Reduction Sale in Ladies'
cloaks now going on at V. b.
Bishops. Rather than carry over
any part of his very large stock
the proprietor is closing them out
at bargain. Just the goods are
for sale at this store.
That tie first storm of winter
might not appear quite so rough
and gloomy, Messers Dyer Gum, D.
O. Bird. George W. Colaw. W. L..
Chew and others. called and renew
ed their subscriptions. Thank you
all.
Right straight from The manu-
facturers in the large cities to his
store in Monterey--a direct route
for V. B. Bishops immense line of
boots and shoes. Look at the prices
and YOU will see that the wearer
gets the middle mans profit.
We are glad to report that Mr..
W. p. Campbell has received very
favorable news from his son Prem
tiss who is sick at school. The
attack of fever has proved very
light.
Bishops assortment of Christmas
goods are enough for each parent
to make a Santa Clause of himself.
You should buy early before the
assortment is too badly broken.
Mrs Margaret Swadley, whose
death is mentioned in the High
town letter, in this issue, is surviv-
ed bv the following children: Mrs
Elizabeth Kincaid, of Hightown.
with whom she made her home;
George Z: Swadley, Arvada, Colo
RADIO who was one of the early set
tiers of the Denver section, and is
now a wealthy man; Mrs. Mary V.
Beverage, Pocahontas county; Mrs
} A Bussard, Monterey; Mrs Alice
HUMAN of the Bullpasture: Mrs
Hannah Simmons, Pendleton coun-
tv; John Swadlev, Bath county and
Mrs Frank Gum, Hightown.
The largest stock of single and