Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-04-11

u OlduHUOu, SdFO 0"Oi
satisfaction to his customers that
they are all the time calling tor
Highland beef. Mr.. Kyle says, He
wants more at cents.
Mrs. Jas. 6. Wiley who has been
sick for sometime is improving
Her sister, Mrs. Newton Woods was
to see her Saturday.
James O. Trimbe offers for sale
privately his home near Monterey:
House. orchard and ten acres OF
improved land. st.
We knew not until Saturday
that Highland possessed a Spanish
war pensioner. His name is John
NJ. Siron, son of Jacob E. Siron,
who enlisted at Bloomington, ILL.,,
and was in the Philippines while,
but had to come home on account
of sickness.
Mr.. e. E. Neff closed his school
on Wednesday, and on THURSDAY
started for Great Cacapon, W. Va
to take up his ministerial labor.
MIR Eugene Rodgers came over
SATURDAY. to meet his mother who
returned from visiting her children,
DR.. G. W. of Staunton. DR.. George
and Mrs. Plowden of Augusta
county.
George Dudly Esq member of the
firm of G. W. Hevener and Co. of
tiightown returned Saturday from
the north where he purchased Il
large stock Of goods. Mr. Dudly
says he made very satisfactory ar
rangemeat for shipping over the
Greenbrier road to Durbin.
Miss Rattle Pruitt, post mistress
at PinckncyTisited Monterey We'd
-nesday.
Rev. W. M. Compton, by card
from his home at Great Cacapon,
". Va. requests us to state that he
will preach Sunday April 18th at
New Church at II a. m. and at
Central 1870 p. m.
Col. Turk thinks Highland is too
high on the right of way, but we
can scarcely see how he could ar
rive at that opinion, when, with
few exceptions. SO far as the work
has progressed, the company's
agent and our people have agreed
on the Figures. This is certainly a
reflection on the company.
A. V. Hyler ESQ. member of a
New York city jewelry firm of
prominence, is the guest Of Mr.. }.
A. Whitelaw, he having stopped in
on his return from a Florida trip.
The families Of William Weeks
and Mrs Snyder were moved across
the Allegheny by Messrs Sam and
John Samples, and they were
caught in the storm and must h I'VE
suffered "a great deal.
Mr.. Geo. H. Hicklin's home, on
Bullpastnre was DESTROYED by fire
on Monday of last week, the roof
catching from a burning fue. But
| little of contents was sayed. Loss
near $500.
If you need anything in the fur
niture line, remember that L. h. 4
II. f. Slaven are headqnarter for
good.%ubstantial shop-made work.
Oak bedroom suits, $50 to $50 &c.
Bedsteads, $500 up. Bureaus, Tai
bles, Safes, Washstands &c. Think
over the list, and if you need any
thing, consider the claims for hand
made work, and give us your order.
Call in and examine my 0Sc cash
shoes for ladies' ard gents.
L. A. Orndorf.
Bishop has the stock of MILL
merry, and the stylish trimmer.
Large stock to select from.
For sale-One second hand bicy-
Gle cheap, apply at this office.
Misunderstanding sold out our
entire stock of goods and buildings
we wish to settle up our business at
once. Parties indebted will please
call and settle by note or cash.
All who do this before May
1st. will be given ample time.
to pay their Indebtedness AS we
appreciate the patronage which we
have had and will do unto others
as we would be done by.
Very respectfully,
G.. S. Waybright & Co.
Chas. P. Winner Of Pendleton
County and Miss Lula Peck of this