Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
Highland Recorder
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
otss-Peop!e at Home and
Abroad,
Don't forget, Tuesday is election

Il9lluIu laltlDS are ldSl SolHS "
market. A drove Of $40 passed
through town Tuesday morning.
They belonged to D. j. Buchanan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. II. Williams of
the Mcdowell neie(Ibolhood, were
in NJ ntelcy Monday.
For nice new Iinc # MILLINERY,
60 To Highland Mercantile Co.
The "open season. for buck
wheat cakes and sausage is almost
here.
In the il g nent Of many persons
there is going to I've fine sport for
wing shots in Highland next month
Bay your Ideal Waterman pens
from H. NJ. Slaven, jewcler.
The weather m IN played a JOKE
on us Tuesday.
There will lie meeting of the
U. d. G.. at Mcdowell SatuIda!
Oct. 31st.
Sweet Potatoes for sale by Y. b.
Bishop at ; cents per pound
Kenton Gum, who has been Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Gum. left Tuesday for his home III
Covington.
When YOU come to town lie s:!rr
TO call ut Y. 3. Bishops store ard
look at the Fall and Winter under
wear for Ladies, Gentlemen. ard
Children. Wright's heavy uader-
wear at 75c per garment. | will
also have union suits for Ladies' q: d
Gentlemen.
Farmers and storkmen have
doubtless noted the fact that the
Recordor,Is now giving n weekly
market report through the Amer
can Press Association. This is "
new feature and one which we feel
sure Highl1nders will value.
Put away the sum ner weights
the peekaboo. the gauzy kind; get
inside the heavy sort the long,
the close, the tieecy lined.
V. B. Bishop will have in his
store about October Goth the larg-
ext and most complete stoc| Of
Ladies', Misses. and Children>
Cloaks and Ladies and Misses suits
ever shown by him in Monterey
The ladies are all cordially invited
to call and inspect these goods.
Charley Warner, of Headwaters.
was in town few days ago and re
ported that the National Govern
mcnt was putting in a McAdan
road from Stokpsville to Staunton
4 Parknrsburg pike. at some point
on the Shenandoah mountain. Be
tween thesetwo points is govern
ment land, but we are not able to
say automatically whether this road
is being built or not. Roads are
uncertain things--even McAdam
roads.
There will he meeting of thf
Monterey Switch Board Committee
Oct. 31st at Monterey to receive
sealed bids Tor attending theswitcl
board. Bids must be in by noon
on the above date. See speclhca
tons at Monterey central. .--
A full attendance of the commit
tee is desired.
J. r Wiley, Gen. Mgr.
Monterey Switch Board
The Recorders now in new quar-
tiers on West Main. Did you ever
move? Well, if you have, no apol-
ogizies are necessary for such imper
fections as may be fou I'd in to- days
issue. We will soon have things in
order, however, and will be "at
home" to all our friends. Come
and see us.
| will have in my store by No
vember 1st complete stock of
general merchandise. All cotton
goods will be lower than they have
been for long time.
-Respectfulty./
) Y. B Bishop.
Jay Simmons, who had come in
4 from West Virginia on visit last
week, received word on Sunday
that his youngest child, about three
or four weeks old. was very i'll. and
left for home, only to hear at Dur
bin that the chill was dead. A.
cnmpaniel by the family, the body
of the babe was brought II Montn-
rcy for burial on Wednesday.
The first quarterlcy meeting of
NJ T.. church on HighlanI charge
will convene the 9TH of November
at Green Hill church. Rev. +. s.
Townsend will be present and pre-
side hope all she official mem
bers will attend as the business for
the year is all transacted. Every
body is cordially invited
c.. B. Rutledgc, Pastor
r T untleroy, son Of the late
Judge Thomas Faunllerov. who
cam into the county vim Barns,