Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-12-11

knee which has been giving nc
little trouble and suffering for sev
eral days. 1t was brought about
by a large stick of wood falling
five or six feet from the top OF a
pile at his wood house. 1t came
with such force that it knocked
him down.
Every thing to beautifY the
home can be found at
Shreckilise 4 Bear.
Mr. Jay Simmons, one Of our old
Highland boys who has for ~
years, been making his home at
Grundv, Iowa. arrived here Tuesday
and will spend sometime at his old
home. He visited Highland about
ten years ago.
Look-EE.-Should you see a slip
like this on your paper--"John
Blank 1dec02"-that indicates that
John Blank has paid his subscrip-
ton to Deem Der LIST 1902. If the
date after Your name is as far back
as John Blanks send us a dollar
please and presto" the date will
change to 1dec03.
Rev r. l. Eutsler will preach
SUNDAY, the 18th, at Rehobeth ut
il Il. M, Green Hill B p. N.
- Mr. Mack LocI,ridge who has
been in West Va. during the past
two years is home for q short while
spending the time with his uncle
Mr. G w Bratton.
Underwear in variety, for all
kinds and sizes Of people, a com,
plste line at J Lunsford y Sons.
Mr. Harrison Botkin and daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Of Doe Hill neigh
oorhood made lis a pleasant call
Thursday.
Hats and sh0es--You can now be
suited. for the assortment Is com
nlete at | @ Simmons store.
! Rev w S Trimble will preach
Sunday. the 18th, at New Hamp'
| den at IL a. III.
Quite an interesting letter from
Hightown came too late for this
issue. 1t will appear in next
| Letters should reach us Tuesdays
10 Simmons, merchant. Crab
bottom, has returned from north
Tern markets, and has now to place
before his people, one Of the hes
and most complete stocks OF goods
ever brought to Crabbottom valley
! A look at the goods will prove thu
statement.
For SALE--91 acres of we'll wa
tered and partly improved land ad
joining and on South side OF tn.
turnpike. opposite 1.-THE Old Church
: on top of Allegheny mountain
This is the best location on tn
Allegheny mountain for a hotel 0
boarding house.
For further particulars, address
Mrs e A Arbogast.
Travellers Repose, W. VI
or Henry A Slaven,
Monterey, Va. q
Furs of every description, fror
the smallest scarf to the handsom
a est coat or cape can be found at
Shreckhise & Bear.
WALKER" boots and shoe
footwear with a reputation tia
t makes the wearer wish for ar
y other pair of the walker" max
g Handled exclusively by J Lunsfor
& Sons.
We are informed that Mr. Get
k w Hevener Of Highland count,
l. has purchased the S Fl Mellow
farm in Richlands, Greenbrl'
:. county, W Va. of 450 acres, Il
o his grandson, George Brock. WI
- will move there. The price pa
Y was $1,000.
y I have been very careful in n
# selections Of ladies' dress good
= and have now line that is strict
r up to date in every respect. In
Iline show with pleasure to Il
- ladies of Crabbottom. | q Simmo
'r Mr. H A Slaven is greatly int
IS ested in gathering all the facts I
lating to Highland people as sol
=. iers of the civil war, and that
q. may have complete and accura
II. data he requests that all old sol
ne iers supply what they can and Sc
-. to him. at Monterey. He does II
70 hope in anyway be to remunerat
= for his work, but he realizes til
much valuable information is rs
ok idly passing away and desires IL ii
IL all that can now be obtained
rs preserved. Should he secure al
r thing like complete record it
oi likely that small fund could
d. raised for its publication in be
&c form. This we hope may be
~ out come of the undertaking.