Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-05-23

at Trimlle and LunsfOrd's.
Our Commonwealth attorney
has gone into the cattle business.
We pay highest market price for
wool. Trimble & Lunsford.
Misses Lizzie Brock and Virgie
Dudley Of Hightown were over
Tuesday.
Misses Leila and Margaret Dud-
ley of Highfown neighLorhood were
in town a short while Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Arbogast Of
Crabbottom We're guests of Mrs. 5.
w, Crummett Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. ?. Jones, Jr. and his
mother, Mrs. &. p. Jones, are visit
lug Franklin relatives.
Misses Clara Reed, Rattle Steph-
enson and Stella Lockrldge of Jack
sons river where here doing some
shopping Tuesday.
Have you examined Trimble &
Lunsford's line Of furniture lately?
They have y complete and quite
attractive stock now in their furni-
ture room.
J. A. Whitelaw continues to car
ry high grade line of shoes for all
feet. lie seeks to give satisfaction
10y furnishing the best.
A very complete and attractive
line of gentlemen's furnishings
can be seen at J. A. Whiteilw's.
Clothing that fits; hats IN the pref
ty styles; shirts in neat patterns;
underwear etc.
Those renewing their subscrip-
lions this week, for which we re-
turn thanks, are: Mrs. n. J. Kin
caid and e. Ii. Slaven. Hull; Mrs.
9. G. Cross, Monterey; Edward
Fleisher, Glover Creek; Abraham
PuGinbarger, Valley Center.
Mr.. E. N. Shull and Mss Eliza
J. Pullin were united in image
on the 18th inst. Rev. B. A. Kira-
COTE officiating.
A very attractive line of pictures.
suited TO any room in the home;
also pretty easlps and picture
frames, at Trimble & Lunsford's.
During the spring season, | ex-
pect to keep cost counter. Look
out for bargains on this counter
when you come to town. An as
sortment Of goods will be shown
thereon: Shoes, Clothing. and Il
large assortment Of Ladies' Black
Silk Grcnadine, will be attractions
for next week V. b. Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. A. Campbell
and Mrs Frank Anderson Of Frank
lin were guests at the home of L..
Fl. Stephenson, Esq. Wednesday
night.
With view Of making a change
IN my business by the first of Sep
tember, | haye decided to make a
big reduction i'll my stock for cash.
The best evidence you can have OF
the sincerity Of this proposition is
to call in and examine for yourself.
Each week ! will have some rare
bargains to offer for cash and if
you will consult the Recorder"
you Can keep yourself posted.
Very truly,
L. A. Orndorff.
We thank the postmasters Of
Highland for their kindness IN re-
spending SO promptly in a matter
We recently placed in their hands.
When you run for your office again
we expect to vote for you all.
A very low price on Ladies, and
Misses slippers at Orndorf's. They
must go.
Allen Spriggs, a colored man Of
a family, who resided on Back
Creek, near Mill Gap, died We'd
nesdav evening after an illness Of
but a few days from pneumonia.
The Rev. Robt II. Fleming, D.
H.. so we'll known and beloved by
the people of Highland, his native
county, will preach sermon be-
fore the pupils and patrons of the
Highland High School on Sunday
June LIST at l a. IN. in the chapel
of the High School. He will also
deliver an address on Monday night
after the closing exercises of the
school. All patrons and friends of
the school, all who are interest in
education, and all who desire to
avail themselves of this great
privilege Of hearing the words of
this gifted and honored son Of
Highland are cordially invited to
be present on this occasion. y
Why suffer with tired, aching
feet when Aliens Foot-Ease will
relieve them? 25c at Omdorffs.
The Board of Supervisors.