Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03

VIII, Oh ouiy ~
at liza NJ in front of the court
house sell publicly the Mary 4
Slayton farm on Jacksons river.
and at same place on same day al
| p m the S L Harper house ana
lot in Crabbottom.
CIV Trimble's stock of mating
is complete. The quality as well
us the prices are calculated TO IN
terest YOU. See.
A nice assortment of lawns. dim
tiles, organdies etc, at }. D. 0losqh
& Co.'S.
On the first day Of June Mr. L. 3
Dickinson travelling salesman went
with the Lynchburg Shoe 20. one
of the largest wholesale houses OF
its kind in the South.
Mr. VIM Wilson the Mill Gap
merchant. was in town Monday at
tending to some business matters
H b Wood can furnish you with
The Cincinnati Post, a bright ana
newsy daily, received same day It's
published at 30 cents a month, TWO
months soc. three months Toe. SIX
months Sl.25, or one year $500.
The Americas shoe, have YOU
seen it? Call at j S. Gibson \ Cos.
Country merchants are bidding
up uncommon stiff on wool, which
is not Just exactly agreeable to the
town fellows.
The "Faultless Brand" is the
shirt with reputation, because 1t
is faultIess. } Lunsford Y Sons.
Fanny Daugherty and the faml'
" of Bud Stuard, left Monday for
DAYTON, O. where they will make
their homes. Bud vii barber dur
ing the summer at Monterey when
he will join his family.
A nice line of dry goods and
fancy waist patterns. notions and
dress trimmings. right fresh from
the city, at | Q Simmons's.
M1LL1NEY STORE AT Doe HILL
We have opened Milliney Store,
with Miss Milburn Of Baltimo ore, in
charge, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Mrs } M Jones
Apr. 20 ct
Right up to the minute is the
varied line Of fancy, negligee shirts
now displayed in g W Trimble's
window.
HEvENER & DUDLEY. Barlow, W
Va, will have by the 18th of June
a car load of the celebrated Bird
sell wagons, and will be able to
furnish the following sizes; three
by nine. three and one fourth BY
ten and three and one half by
eleven, which are guaranteed to
carry 1000, 5000, 5000 pounds re-
spectivelv. Low or high wheels,
wide or narrow tires.
Notice the size aud capacity
Ira @ Simmons, Crabbottom
wants your wool. Get his figure:
before you sell, on part cash anc
part trade basis.
Snowman. Esq. and son. OF
Crabbottom, were over Monday.
Mr. James O Hiner of Augusta
county was here the first OF the
week for the water wheel for hi:
mill, built by our mechanics. The
wheel was taken knocked down.
Mr. A C. Suddarth is on trlI
east to see what he can find in thu
way of a location.
Mr. John Briscoe was up Monday
feeling the wool market.
Mr. James Hevener of Hightowr
tells us that we must give thu
old black sheep credit for tw'
more lambs. This makes 30 in all
her earnings during her life of Il
summers, in wool and lambs a
mounting to SIT.
Capt Gilmore after right serious
sick spell was able to come to tow
last week.
I/In making a business trip on
day last week to a point on the Hor
ton line, near the headwaters O.
| east Greenbrier and Candy creet
west of the .Alleghanys Mr. Wi
Stratny found it necessary to use
covered wagon.
It was said by the oldest mountain
GERS that his was The first covered
wagon ever seen at that place,
village doing thriving business.
| Mr. Strathy on taking his leave
bid farewell and promised faithful
Nv that such an occurrence shOul(
Inever happen again under his EN-
cheering capacity and that shoult
it ever be necessary for him to ylsl
that country again under simila
circumstances he would give then