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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
eIeANrlc IMMIGRATION SCHEME.
Mr. Sam II. Dixon Ncnotiatino to Locate
a Thousand Families in Texas.

MT sam n, DlNon Neuctatin9 to Locate
a Thousand Families in Texas.
Mr. sam H. Dixon secretary of the
state Horticultural society and pass VIZ r
aud immigration agent for the Houston
East and West Texas railroad, Is al pres
ent working on one OF the most gigantic
Immigration schemes that has ever been
attempted, aud which, II II Il success.
FULLY carried ont. as now seems most
Pfobahle, Will eliminate In n tremendous
benefit TO the State of Texns AZ large,
Mr.. Dixon took the matter up with the
grants some time ago and the project
has progressed most faYorahy from the
very start II Is proposed through this
scheme TO bring at the very least 1000
the various agricultural ami horticultural
pursuits, converting great aceas of prairie
and timber lands into rich and ptohthhle
farms and orchards
Those who are promoting the scheme
on behalf OF the Immigrants undoubtedly
moan business, judging from the character
OF correspondence Mr.. Dixon has had
with them, and the proposition has pro-
crossed SO materially that II might now
be well termed an actual agreement,
MI. Dixon has been dealing with the
parties as the representative or the state
horticultural society and also as the rep,
rescntative Of the rallroad with which ne
is connected. He Will cndcaNor 10 locate
all of the immigrants possible along the
line OF the Houston East and West Texas,
but IL not making any mlsrcpresenta Ions
In order to accomplish that end He II al.
lies that there are certain classes of the
lands sought which can not he found along
toe line Of the Houston East and West
Texas and he has frankly admitted that
fact To those with whom he Is correspond
Ing at the same time giving them fun IN
formation as to where and how the lands
which he can not supply along his road
can be obtained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
A Work Train Wrecked.

Athens. Texas, June 1.-The work train
ON the Texas and New Orleans was
wrecked about twelve miles from Athens
tonight, Killing negro and bruising mp
a., or six more negroes and q white man
MAJ were on the train. The wreck was
caused by ties being piled on bridge
THE train was backing up With ten or
affeen cars ahead OF the engine when the
obstruction was struck.
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rHE VANDERBILT, nav MovE.

They Are Extending Their Railroad In
terests into Nova Scotia.
New York, June u. The Man and Tx
press says: Capitalists of this city are
reaching out to control the commercial
ana Industrial Interests of Nova Scotia
The vanderbilt millions are behind a g.
gantlc financial scheme which has been
incorporated under the name Of the Do
mfnlon Securities company, with capl'
mi OF Si.500.000. ,.
This Is the first step IN the direction
ia RECONSIDERATION and industrial compa
MOS and the establishment Of splendid
steamship service between THIS CITY ana
br william Seward Webb has been maze
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

49, ,,talt ubttie OF Halls Treat Disfof-
p''S Nh ktdney anu Dladder rounies,
e saie Vu gravel, cures diabetes, r Ssh,
rJhssloh9 20 III trrrr.ni aritles OF the kidnel s
tism 4nI 1 N b6fh men and Soaiea, blad.
ana niiaa,,i,is in children II not sold by yoIr
druggist VII naii hottie is two months
hl.vv and viii cure any case above
treatIIneenaas' ID" pf. p. w. Hall, Sole Manufas,
fnfsr ?. O. Box go 81 LOUIS al,g Mc S ana
Houston Drug Company
pine Camp County, Texas April \ h me-
Or. " Hall; WI ml'l K al uS medicine on
dise9Eerep Nave had Kidney Trouble ,l for
e serrgeen years ana one bottle q yonT nu
p new medicine has cured me- inst zee ;eei Ike
al kldp aex What great work your .nedi-
If.ser r,ii do. Ii Is the on ws ssn1nns
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compIeted the InspeetIon

The party If Southern Pacific officials,
who, for the past two weeks have been
on an inspection tour of the lines and
nrapertlss Of the company between New
oripans and III Pasn, have RETAINED to
uorsf0n from the latter place. whore they
con1pleted their work OF inspection during
Inc oarjy part Of the week. The officials
fn1nd the roads in good shape. speaking
eeneraiiy, and had very enjoyable trip.
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SATISFIED WITH THE VENTURE.
Northwestern Steamship Company Salts
fed with the Observation-Disclosures Line

northwestern Steamship Company Salts
fled with the Chicaeo-Enahnd Line,
New York June IA special to the
Tribune from Montreal says: Warren f.
Purdy, manager of the Northwestern
town, says that the company Is satisfied
with its venture In having ships ply direct
~ between Chicago and Great Britain hy
way Of the st Lawrence route. There is
$t0O0,000 invested In the four steamers
already running and two more are to be
constructed Immediately.
Mr. Purdy says he is satisfied that the
announcement Of the Dominion government
that there 10 fourteen feet Of clear water
In the 81. Sawrence canal Is well founded,
as on the voyage Of the Northtown, which
himself and found a minimum depth Of
more than fourteen feet. He predicts that
other Chicago shipping firms win follow
the lead set by his company, and expects
to see half dozen different lines plying
direct between Chicago and Europe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
Rates on Rouah Rice.

Austin, Texas. June t2,-ln approval Of
Joint application OF the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio. railway and New
YORK Texas and Mexican Railway com
panies. submitted under No. 1874 OF the
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company, the commission has
Granted authority FOR the adoption Of he
following rates, In cents per loo pounds
for the transportation Of rough rice, In car
loads. from stations on the Galveston, Har
risburg and san Antonio and New York
Texas and Mexican railways to Honstgh
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A VALUABLE PUBLICATION.
First Instanent OF the Texas Rice Book
Off the Press.

First lnstallrnent oil the eSas RICE COON
Off the Press.
The Texas Rice Book, published by the
passenger department of the southern ia
ciflc is now coming from the press and
already one consignment of the publlca'
tion has been received at the headquar'
tiers of the department.
The book is one of the most completC
md comprehensive compilations of datn
bearlng upon rice culture that has eyer
been printed and will no doubt result IN
@reat beneft 10 that Industry in Texas
and Louisiana. The edition viii consist o.
80. 600 copies, which will be Distributed
throughout the country where the most
good can he done.
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s,it AGAINST Texas and Pacific.

Fort worth. Texas, June IA damage
snit was fled against the Texas Pacihc
railway company today by w NJ. Horton
!, fo.ner elnnloye, for s2J0iO for alleged
nersonal injuries. The sut WIS bronght IN
" l-uitsd' states circuit court and viii,
~ bearJ h, Judge Meek at the fail term.
fiortnn wae Injured by q collision Of two
rains az Thurber JUNCTION June l.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC MEETING.
The Directors Are to Get Together Next
Monday

tSpeClnI 10 INC TObt.l
New York, June 12.-Missouri Pacific was
bought at the opening OF Wall street to.
day by the same interests that have been
accommodating the stock for many months.
A meeting of directors VIII be held on
Monday and II was said today that some
important action in regard Ia the proposed
consolidation will be thken then 1t was a
current report today that the terms TO he
offered TO the Southern Pacific stockhold.
ers will be- four shares Of Missouri Pa.
clAc for ten shares of southern Pacific In
Gould's greater Missouri Pacific plans.
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Austin, Texas, June l. Attorney George
Altgeld Of SIM Antonio and Mr. Charles
Baumbiser, president Of The Alamo Cement
company, were here today, and visited the
railroad commission5 for the purpose Of
getting some Information about the cement
hearing, which is booked for the l1th
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13

beaumont Texas, June Il "A petition Is
being circulated IN Beaumont for me pur.
,,oso az raising an, amount Of money necesr
saTs 10 rebuils the Gulf ana interstate
is tt,.,a,ssead. in the matter xay that sue dis
tr,et court In Galyeston Will Issue the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
Land Of The skv

NItNn gfNIs
M f'a a Naroiua, between the
Is ae Ne5,ne efSl ard Inc AIleghe-
sais AK IN Joe beautiful yaliey
- Asbe,,s,9ad, 2AW Feet above fbe
Z iaaeai l e. beautiful, plctnfesaae
! Z. ID " ,, que Of he most pleas.
i skes ana lea II Is a land Of
I'm be.a aaFe been sung ey = p nas
hasS,ies Of stream, WILEY ana
mnda nave furnished subject
esI{ The VT the painters brush.
~ eiaaps NJ Lhed OF the SFy," and
sssItS 1T e attract p,ensSre rf tan.'
~ Very ioe As a Convenient SEIZED.
y ~ 6iheF" rates to AshEviile, y.
IisssEia ors esSrg. Virginia Tn ;n
tli tIesert cIrebsssr For map l iaias
n 3 l,n,sslsnaation. please write or
u 'lat 1Hin ,,Es sonihwesfern pas
Hins House. HouGtoR,
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b Assilrs. 'lnliman, Sabine. Texas; Nj
4 Mbsgs q Gibbs, San Antonio
Essbor beaumont; n, r. Vomer,
CAeaso III y A9re, city; Z. r. McMan.
Ek slonn Raymond and wife. Bee
h SaIyes,asrhd, shelbyyille. H.: /. V
p 0resv 1 c Cryer. Little Rock
net Dah, sn1 wife, st. Louis; John
R'lk collss Pierce Butler. Austin; j
|s Dig station; Mrs. A. Macur
VI N,,n, burnett, Galveston: II. Il
r Yp'TTE Sof. J. G, Wessendorf, Bell
|situ. ~, thompson, Benvlre: J. Il
L y. Ii n ,llle Charles Granun. Cald
NJ e vNesgett, wife and children
a3l, yew vsn Nay, Kansas City; S
Wv York; G. w. Johnsot
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Buffalo Exposition.

and 0essaeton is reached via New
sen tam es ana Crescent In thirty
slFaplns NeW Orleans. Pullman
iis VIZ vars from New Orleans
IN. ca38Vs'h aiid Crescent Min.
qsias Doutlss ' 9 ears on all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13

1tiss arrive and depart from the Grand Gem
\ eat sstep, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
kvtsh have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
t;a & Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
W ne International and Great Northern de
~ lntltss avenue. and the Houston East and
luas morning train which leaves from and
8aris Houston East and West Texas dep OF,
ksxud, Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
m Henderson trains pass The international
Gnfkcrhem depot
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4 H0fE-Trslns leaving Houston at4.4sp.
! = I'd arriving al Houston at 3.45a. m and
fnsi N also run into Grand Central de-
i n 4rsrtng 10 minutes earlier and arrIv-
$tkn rinutes later than time given above.
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lIpalp SCHEDULE.

a.. 4 r. {. n. r.
Gyani Cenu" Arrives.
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=. s. n. 0. u. y. r.,n.
"a New orleans Trains'
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an 4, M Arrive, as f'io " ~
he mail aq ,a, EXPRESS ss e:'T yor ps she
s sss ~ gong from Houston wa "s zen
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a. n. & S. A. ny.
>. II. & n, r. n.
Gra1d CeHHa'
.,.,.tan md LIN Porte.

Grand Central DepON
\. ealye,ton and LIZ Porte.
- oAsAm Arrive No. 2, 800 am
me ~ mi, 4 m Arrive No, 6. $50 pm
10 .. N Arrive No a lois pm
w III. and runs Sunday only
!. r. r. 8 NJ. II. n.
ossAm Arrive. ass pm
4. A. a A. p. ny.
Graud Central Depot
e.95a.m Arrive..,.''''o'2o pm
q, q. s. $. f. r. II.
Grand Central Depot
Main Line.
700 m Arrlve.....,.,6.5 am
n .74sp. N Arrive Wv p'"
galveston Trains.
100 a. N. hrriye........ $50 pm
las pm Arrive....''.'7.4S pm
ADDITIONAL Sunday Specials.
ass IN Arrive $40 a. m
$50 .. m Arrive, - = -9.zo D. m
Si.as Special arrives ll.3O p m
~, mans leave the Santa Fe Congress
y, nv Ns,ot 10 minutes later than the above.
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Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
214 ST. Charles ST.. New Orleans,

Young middle'aged aud old, single ana
married men and All who sufer with Lost
Manhood, Nervous Dcbility Spernatorrhea.
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G. II. g. II. II. n.
Depot foot of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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NJ, X. q It. II. n.
1 X 4 n. Depot, Fifth Ward.
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HE. & w. II. n. II.
Fifth Ward.
k,,ooau Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
Bsos . a. 'flt'Ve 9'v] a. m
s,u,,ror, Kansas City and Cincinnati)
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
rIcD0WeIi Items.

MCDOWELL, Sept. 18th 1901
| Hon. John J, finer and DR. Siron
have .returncd from Clifton Forge.
at which place they were attending
the Democratic Convention.
VIM. McNuIty left Monday for
Baltimore.
Mrs. Minnie Dunsmore and fam
lly visited her old home at this
place last week.
Charles Siron left Tuesday NOR
mug for bIassanutten Academy.
Woodstock Va.
Miss Sarah Ruckman was guest
Of the Misses McNulty the first Of
the week.
! Messrs Julian and Clarence Byrd
Of WilliamsyiIle, made a flying
trip to our town Sunday.
A surprise wedding took place
Sunday the 9Th Of Sept. at the
Manse, in which the principal act
ors we're Mr.. Wilbur Ralston and
Miss Nelia Rexrode, Of Our town.
Mrs. Abbot Armstrong and lit
tie son are visiting in E. Va.
Quite number Of ministers pass
ed through here on their way to
Presbytery which met at Frank
line W. Va, and on their return
we got the benefit Of some good
sermons.
The PRESBYTERIAN pulpit WAS I'LL
ed Sunday by the Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son. Of the Baptist Church, and to
whom we are indebted for fine
sermon on faith.
Little Maud Williams who has
been quite sick is much better at
this writing.
Miss Siggie Keister left last week
for IIarriSonburg to attend her bro
theirs school,
DR.. Rodgers and son have return
ed from a business "trip through
Bath and Augusta.
Mrs. S. w. Wilson Of Stanton
is visiting her father, Mr Bradshaw
of this place. She has with her
the Iufant daughter Of her late Sis
ter Mrs. NeIa Watts.
Mr. E J McNulty who has been
attending the Cold SuIphurSprn'Gs1
in Bath, has returned. much bene-
flied by his trip.
Old Correspondent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
CrabbO:to.n Items.

Sept. 18th 10C1.-The daily rains
haye seriously interfered with
much Of the business operations
Of The farmers Of this neigh borhood.
The big cattle are all sold at about
Il cts, or from $50 to $40, two Jr.
ODDS at from $40 to $48, yearling8
at $50, and calves from SIS to $40,
per head.
The wheat. rye and oats crops
were nearly a failure, but the pros
poets for a large corn crop are ex-
ce,ent.
Childrens Day services at New
Church the 29th inst.
Rev. w. NJ. Compton has taken
charge of The work on the Crab
bottom circuit, for the reminder
or the year. " c Wish ann wei.
Rey. Mrs. Eavey and children,
we are glad to report, are able to
be out again,
Our new read Com. Il. H. Slaven
was looking oyer the roads III this
end of the diitrict not long SINCE.
Rev. J. W. McNiel preached the
funeral sermon Of Mrs. L. Is. Way
bright last Sunday to II yerv Large
congregation.
Mr.. Cornelius Winner and wife
are visiting frierds in Augusta
county.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20

MlSS ratiiie EaFeY WHO "'''
here during the greater part of her
Brothers illness, has returned
nome.
The Blue Grass School Boar}
have agreed to move the Hard
Scrabble school house over on
Franks Run.
Miss Emma McNiel who has been
visiting friends in the Bottom for
u short while returned home with
her father this week.
Several Of our boys are going to
take the show in this week at
3taunton.
The little girl Of Mr.. Albert
Simmons is very much complain
ing.
Mrs. Kemp Rexrode who has
been sick with consumption for
i'1:s ~ " '
n.,t 6 y, cto..stt ~. q "
:, - D.o.
'.,4' ,l,'.,;.,;1, 49, rool,
4 ,n.r nnattn ~nl9:,r tool,
-. ,.,f,l,ol.,:G2,,,,.,.
t,l,. w {v,'].,a.,l.,,, .,,.,,,;,(, san-
" 1,n
TI,a ,,t,oo4:,,.. .o,.4;os ,,o,.o
,,;.a ra,,;o " ,ho ,,I,o,n,;,,a ond
;,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20

LoST-Thirty two dollars, a TWEEN
ty dollar note, two 6ves and rost
i'll silver, between Green Bank AID
Monterey. Pocket book about 4
inches long, dark red leather Five
dollars reward. W, s. Botkin,
Mcdowell, Va.
Newspapers will be Of special IN
'terest from now until the next Con-
efesS closes, as anarchists and their
societies will be handled without
gloves Remember that | solicit
subscriptions for all newspapers.
illustrated weeklieS, and magazines.
II. M. SIaven.
In this issue we have a card from
Rev. II A Murr;Il stating Wis rea-
son for giving up, for the present,
his work Of minister Of the goS,
pei. We trust that a short rest
wil bring about return Of good
Re Ith and that he will soon be EN-
gagged again in the work he and
his wife 50 reIuctantly abandoned
sir. -hlurriII, wife and -chiid left
" cdnesday, by private cOnvayence.
for Greenbricr county, ". Va,
where they will reside on II farm,
not far from Mrs. MurrllI's old
home. Their stay in Highland
WAS short, but it proved to be Of
sufficient length to greatly endear
them to those with whom they
ere associated. and wheh the time
ior parting came they were loatb
to have such pleasant associations
so abruptly broken. The best
wishes of II host Of friends accom-
pany them to their new home;
The presiding elder has appointed
Eev. MIR. EutsIer Of Lost River, W,
Va, to the Highland charge fol
the remainder OF the year.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
ToCGre A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Z. w. Groves signature On each
box. 25c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
Highland Cattle Sold

Up to this date we have reported
to us the following sales Of High
land cattle:
6. w. and Jacob Hevener, II,
to Driver and Harrison.
CT. Fieisher. soto same.
}. Trimble and DR.. |, II. Trim
bic. 100 to sane.
L III. Stephenson, 1872 to Porter
and Christie.
i. A. Dudley, 90 10 LIr Yates
Burt Gum, 80 to G. S. Peterson
W. ". Stephenson, Gj to Peter
Gum.
L. Al. McClung, 125 to Driver
and Harrison. (part)
H. II, Seybert, 30 to D, '. Ruck,
man.
John D. and Mark Simmons, 75
to Wise and Acker.
j. Yves He1ener, Is heifprs and
30 lam bs to Porter and Christie.
Waggoner Bros, So to same.
Cbas. Slaven, % to same.
We would be glad to be informed
of all sales not reported above.
Do little figuring on the sales
mentioned, at $55 or 800 per head
and YOU Will see that no small
amount Of money has changed
hands.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
Do You Know

Dkot 49,, .o,-,-,,.- .1 L,,
l,i,co 49, :; ;',O ,no;o peoP' tL m'' ~
49, IN p!J ',56 J0"0'lJ 'H"N i"
,r %n{ o'ner me-
',a' - 40 I@.e 'I.ou5 " vng . e,.o
,"' i IpI t,I s'ole' lar3tI pi ,:S "''
r i"''tT I' '''In or any o,ueI lI,,S
,'',' l'.e'I , .I'' e cOi" r f',ou , "I fnr
, az "t "','on tLo ecu ;n,raIrv
T',' you any 'a,'I i, ~, '1 I',,{ MIN to
t I"' e :'""t we ',i' a., aloi,g 80,
.,t I,c 'i'' ' "a a OF o'o'N+ I,,1;,,,
"I1 '.Ife ''ot" . ~ nf tL;2
a 'p' s'-' 'Me'' I4 "J.'', n.t,Inoras
wbicI. represent so accurately the
to ao5 flrog g gh't tnom ~ IS c cr to-
personal visit to the most elegant
.iPwe.ry store in the land?
mat Il IoN Will look at my r"t'Io-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20

WANTED-Any old piano or organ
that has become useless, should be turn
cd into money, we will take il in exchange
for new one. Being piano makers we
can turn them to some account; get more
money out Of them than you can and
charge but small difference for neT
one. Have you a good horse or other
farm stock tina, will not pay you to keep
over winter? We have use for them and
will take them in exchange. Communi-
cate with us, there is no doubt bat what
we can make trade that will benefit
both parties
T. W. WALTER & SON,
Dealers in Pianos. stanton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
Pickford s. Huffman Drill.

I continue as agent for this drill
in Highland county, known as the
Farmers favorite, and would be
glad to communicate with any who
Contemplate purchasing drill. Il
is the best drill and warranted &c
give rerfect satisfaction.
". A. CuNNINGHAM, Local Agt
Sent. 6. 1t.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20

Preaching in Monterey every 1st
Sabbath at II am, and at PisRah
at3.30 PM isgah every 3rd Sunday
at liam. Monterey 730 pm. Grab
bottom every 2nd Sabbath at 1! 4.
M, Hightown $50 pm; Hightown
4th Sabbath, II a. NJ, Crabbottom
7 pm. Jno. Huff.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-09-20
Seed heat.

First class clean seed wheat for
sale. Price $l00 per bushel Of GO
lbs Oh barn floor. JOHN Z. Byrd.
Sep, 20-3t.
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Preaching Appointments.
Crab5Gttor7 Circuit.

Church Announcements for September
Sept 8, New hurch 1890 a. N,
" -, Circleyilie 1880 a. N. Dry Run
$3.50 p. m.
sept. %, Central 1880 a. m. Union Chap
Ell 3p. II.
Sept. %, New Church 1890 a. m Central
730 p. N. w. N. COMPTON, 2. {.
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HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items Of Interest to H0R'e
Folks About Their Friends
And AequaiHtanceS.

,0QsI ON tlsSU
,of this issue for q i',ll
Account of The deatll
of our PPeslden L
which is correct and
.svstc n,aticalIy aTlnIl~
.ged 80 that il: can be
I'ead intelliGenGly,e
Tie takiglg0f ti,c oath
Dy the rev Prcsid .nt,
his first proclaim a!ioll
sc. are also a,igca i'll n
concise manner.
The stirring events
of the next Jew
mOntEls that. Will fol-
low the present SAD
moments, will ali De.
accurately given On
the first page OF the
Recorder. SubScl'!be
now. TNo kocoFGcF
ST.. Der year. tWGnty
five cents Tor thtec
s,.ODfhS. Es&GOT0HI'
and New ! oTE L a ;ss ! e.
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Circuit Court term commences
Sept. 18Th.
Onions taken or subscription
that is afrw.
G. T. Arlora,t and /. s. Dickcn-
son are in Staunton.
n. " II u;nor is ,aintirc 2
- WI MI - A. rr.r.
- ,.,... ,rooo To Ran.
hnST w |''''( T,.i ii"o ''''
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DIR. |. II. TrImb'9 ms gone 90
the val ;ey 10 WRIT ie'"'l"';"'
A., C,,I Arhoga>t of e. Va.
visited Highland relatives.
I.rusfora ESQ sold il very fine
uorsfn,d hull TO Mr. Joltn Irimbie,
Mr.. J. G.. Boces is with us again
for . short While. lie looks fine.
Mr.. A. u; hno" t;', o. :. ' @,,', y q
willie, WofNet III 'in' 10 W W
Afo'S8S''
PTeS''e" 3 l,"' 1,;, ,,,T M, u" v,s a
Sou'h DO vi '''' ~ '
'ueor9lan'
mrs W s."rS IS ~;s;t;,,r her sister
, ,Hins + \ InneS
NlS q ''" ,,,.
Mr. Char'eS t"iNS n q, ,. 1H''ta1 va
was up SATURDAY, i - 'i"'' w.
'ooeS 'io' '''l''''
Last Thursday S meeting 81 :ne
'o ''a oOp pen t,o"!' s"'
io"0 '0'''"0
Forest Hall OF Hishto"!i mas en-
%ered the UhiS'r'i"S u '"'' WIZ
'h'eo'c'' oeI'"' ''''"
Mr. W Nj Trinpble bought in the
county lot OF 80 or 90 hQgs for
Col. d ' RUckman.
Prentiss Campbell and EgV' mr.
McNlelS son are It-t"e IT, NJ Ac"o'
semy, Front HoyaI.
,3 mm.O \ Cte,bonson Wis
tied Mrs oFephensnn'S mo'heF' VINO
is i'll, IN Bath county
II. Iosoub 4 EIiuer sent MS a
.vory fine nrnch. 1t WAS Craw-
ford $ early NoVe me 'e'0 was i
Mrs. john IrimhIe renamed
with her daughter, Mrs. L " Hey
-ener in Loudcun county for& visit
of IA few weeks.
AT. Withrow & Co. 'have con-
tract for building 00<room hotel
at Clarksburg, ". Va. for Judge
Nathan Gcff