Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-01-28
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
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Notes - People at Home and
Abroad.


ow Dale, spent Tuesday night in
Monterey.
Inasmuch as Highlanders have
their beefsteak sailed down, the
boycott will hardly be appliedhere'
The signs of the times indicate a
year of building and prosperity for
Monterey and Highland.
V. B. Bishop & Co. will pay the
highest market price for all kinds
of furs.
Charles. eldest son of Mr.. Ed.
Simmons, has been very i'll for a
week at his home one mile east of
Monterey.
Next Sunday, being the fifth,
Rev. C. L. Potter will preach at II
o'clock in the Monterey Methodist
church, and will administer the
sacrament. Preaching at Wander
pool 3 p. m.
Sugar buckets and spouts for sale
by Y. B. Bishop & Go.
Farmers are making preparation
for the sugar season, the approach
of which reminds them GIFTS uncer-
tainty in point of time and dura-
ton.
DR.. O. j. Campbell will 60 to ".
P. Campbells to remain five days
on professional business, on Feb.7.
The treasurers of the different
branch lines of the Highland Mu-
tual Telephone Co. will please COL
lect all assessments. and back dues,
and forward same to j. M. Jones,
treasurer of the general company.
E. D. SwEcKER, Sec'y.
Money talks at the Highland
Mercantile Company's. If you
don't believe it come in and let us
price you; Wool Top Shirts, Under
wear, mems, ladies and children's,
q few sizes in gums for felt boots,
Bed Blankets, in fact any and all
winter goods. We must make
room for Spring and Summer
stocks.
Miss Cora Sipe, for several years
popular saleslady of Staunton, is
now with F. R. Bear, the dry
goods and notion man, and offers
her services to her Highland
friends who may need goods in this
line.
V. B. Bishop & Co. still have on
hand a few ladies' late-style cloaks
and few mems first-class over
coats, which they will sell cheap.
MIR. James H. Price, an attorney
of Staunton, and one OF Virginia s
Masonic bright-lights, is this week
paving a semi-official visit to mem
bers of Highland lodge No. ITO.
Any lady wishing to buy a fasci'
nator, sweater or winter underwear
will do we'll to call on us before buy
ing elsewhere, as we do not wan
to carry these goods ever ,
The Highland Mercantile Co.
SPECIAL At The Highland
Mercantile Co., Ladies all wool vest
sizes 80 to SO at cost,
If YOU have timber lands which
YOU wish to sell write Offut q La
kin. Charleston, w. Va, giving
full description of same togethe
with lowest price. Tracts of 800
acres or more wanted, though small
Ter tracts will be considered Wher
adjoining tracts can be bought at
reasonable price. Tracts must b
in fee with title perfect. Dlstanc
from railroad no particular objec
ton as they are wanted tor invest
ment and not for operation
For Saie-1OO bbls. -four, wit
or without the offals. Wholesal
or retail price.
JOHN W. GLENDYE.
,1A2- Deerfeld, Va.
The belated announcement {
Captain Phillips death, at his hon
in Buchapnon, w. Va, a few weel
since was received here with dee
regret by the few who knew hin
He was a resident of Buchannol
but owned a tract of timber lar
ON Cheat. and spent much OF n
time in that section. Capt; I'M
Inns will be remembered as the We
cradle mason who carried the no
bible at Mr.. F. G. Mauzy's tuner
in Crabbottom, he being one OF M
Mauzy's warmost and most valu'
friends.
We will cut a fine body of VIII
hemlock timber about a or 0 mil
north of Monterey. Anyone wal
ing some bills cut Will 90 wen
see me. j. a. Hi Ella " :
john H. Revercomb, of Povert
and Miss Emma, the accomplish
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs B.
LYLE, of Yost, were married at t
home of the bride on Wednesde
January l2th.--Bath County L
terprise.