Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-08-22

MIR A G Suddarth requests US to
state to those who are expecting
work from his galless, that the de-
lay has been occasioned by sick
ness in his family. He hopes to
soon be in a position to resume
work regularly and fill orders
promptly.
Rev A H Hamilton of Augusta
county who is assisting in Ltxlng,
ton Presbytery, in raising 100000
for the Presbyterian college to be
founded at Elkins, w Va present.
ed the claims for the worthy under
t king in forcible address here
Sunday, and received subscriptions.
Rev. Mr. Com pton Of Crabbottom,
not yet having been admitted into
full connection with his confer
ence, and therefore not authorized
to celebrate the rite of baptism,
called into service Rev. h l. Euts-
Ter, who, one day last week, went
to Crabbottom and baptised twenty
one children.
The children of Mrs Jane Jones
Of Doe Hill, were, on account OF
her extreme illness, summoned to
her bedside on Tuesday. and it was
thought for several hours that
death was very near. A favorable
change however took place in the
evening and Oh Wednesday she was
thought to be much better.
The friends of Miss Maude
Trimble are gratified to learn that
marked improvement has taken
place in her condition since she
has been taken to the K ID Hospi-
tai, at Staunton. The change for
better is so marked that it is now
thought that she will be strong
enough to return home next week.
DR. and Mrs Trimble have returned.
Mr. Mike Mauzy who is thinking
of leaving Highland and has been
seeking out home elsewhere, has
found farm in Greenbrier county
that is about what he desires. In
the event that Mr. Mauzy makes
the change his Crabbottom farm
becomes the property of Mr. b A
Dudly. This farm joins MIR bud
ly's kinkaid farm.
Messrs Arthur and Edward Wads-
worth, of CIarksburg, W Va broth
ers of Miss Minnie Wadsworth. who
is sick at the home of her sister,
Mrs A c Suddarth, arrived here on
last Friday evening to be with
their sister during her critical ILL
ness. Miss Wadsworth continues
very weak, but her physician does
not consider her general symptoms
any worse than a week ago.
The bee sting is becoming pop
ular rheumatic cure We have
meyer heard the directions but we
suppose they would be- Shake we'll
before using and apply to affected
parts, allowing it t" remain wheth-
err the patient does or not. Cucum'
bers for indigestion are highly rec
commended. Consume after meals,
trusting that you will be on hands
for the next dose.
Mr. W W Hevener Of Crabbot.
tom was in to see US Monday. lie
SAYS he is much pleased with a new
wheat he raised this year. 1T is a
cross between the Fultz and Medi-
terranean, and is much more hardy
than any wheat he has ever raised,
His present crop came from four
pounds of seed purchased from a
seelmau three years ago. Mr. Hev.
ener is "a good, thrifty farmer and
is also much interested in bee cul-
ture, with which he has met with
considerable success.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or IN
stitation supported by voluntary
contribution will be given a liberal
quantity of the Longman y Martl-
nez Paints whenever you paint.
NoTE:- This has been our custom
for twenty-seyen years; any build
ing not satisfactorily painted, will
be reprinted at our expense; about
one gallon of Linseed Oil to be adj
ded to every gallon of paint to
make ready for use; it's mixed in
two minutes, and cost Of the paint
thereby made less in price than
any other. Yearly product over
ore million gallons.
Longman & Martinez.
Sole Agent John J. Hiner,
Mcdowell, Va.