Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-05-10
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Brief Items CT Interest I
Felix's About Their FL
And AcGuaintanc4

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Mr. TAYLOR Townsend al IsS
Lizzie Williams were here 1
a new and fresh lot Of es
Just received i. \. OrnC
Miss Mary Whitelaw is v 9
her brother Mr. e b Whitela 10
is sick.
Mrs. s " Crummett viii, Il
nice fresh line Of Summer mi cry
next week.
A full line of smoking and e"-
ing tobacco. cigars and clga yes
at Orndorff's'
Miss Bonnie W3~A-~sfOrao9
tom has been l>hIployed in NJ
Crummett's sore.
If you are candidate aHnouA
the fact in these columns II 4
want to have luck.
MIR. J. w. Swatts is now C.
zen of Monterey, his family hav
arrived Tuesday.
Mr.. William Bland of Crabt
tom has been added to W a b s.
sard's force of builders.
Commencing with this week FRS
o Wilson will serve ice cream Sat-
uraayS. from 6 to 10 p. IN.
WANrED:-Grass for 200 e es,
to lie turned in from 1st to l0tf CT
Jane. ). I. Uwlp
Monterey, Va.
Ladies kid gloves is line we are
giving attention. We have a Arge
assortment and every pair guaI'an-
teed. J. A. WhitelaW.
Mrs Andrew Cleek of Bath spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs II F
Slaven. Miss Jennie Cleek acc ON
panied her.
Uncle Joseph B Hiner, we regret
to Learn, is not quite SO well. Uncle
Joe Is one Of our old men, belr|g IN
his Soth year.
MrC { Arbogast requests the
party WHO WAS so kind as to borrow
his pipe wrench to please be opllg-
ing enough to return it.
A card announcing the candida
CIV of DR. w r Siron, for the office
of supervisor Of Stonewall dis trict,
will appear in next Issue.
Messrs Uriah Ifeyener and tChas
Hildebrand spent Tuesday nj ut in
town. Mr. Hildebrand wen u e ,st
on the hack Wednesday. II
Mr. CRIT Revercom5, deputy
treasurer If Bath county and Mr.
John Revtrcomb of Poverty spent
Sunday with their sister Mrs } f
Wamsley.
The Centemeri glove can not be
found anywhere in the coun y ex-
cept at Mrs Crummett's. Every
body knows the Centemeri. Ask
to see it.
My stock of general merchandise
was never m ore complete than this
spring. First, a we'll selected stock
Of up-to.date goods, next agood
trad. We haye both.
}. A. Whitelaw.
Mr.. Robert G. Slaughter. travel
ing for the Clifton Forge alocery
Co. spent Tuesday night at the
Commercial. An advertisement
Of this company will appear in
next issue.
Hiley, nine year old son of Mr. J
J Lockridge, of Poverty, who had
his leg amputated on account Of
white swelling, has learned the use
of crutches so as to be able 70 get |
about very well.
Have you examined our large
line of mems and women's shoes? |
They are especially nice, and our
stock is vet complete enough that |
you may be suited, yet we have had |
a big run, especially in patent leath-
ers for men. J. A. Whitelaw.
Clay Sponaugle of Strait Creek,
who has been attending college at
Athens, Tenn. will spend his vaca-
ton canvassing in that and adjoin-
ing states, for the Keystone View
Co. He made credltable showing
at school.
One of the corps of engineers OPP
Grating near Doe Hill, was here
this week and engaged months
board for his wife at the CONNER
cial. He stated that the corps
would move in 3 short time to Van
derpool and run a line by way of
Vanderpool Gap to Hightow n.
81 Roger ESQ came in fiji m the
east Tuesday evening ard W as over
night at the Commercial. He is
verv actively engaged on the line of
railroad being surveyed through
the county, but will talk abb put any
thing else more readily TIL an rail-
road matters.
As usual our clothing depart
ment is we'll filled with the very
latest styles in mems, Youths and