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The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Popular Sportsman Is
Victim of TOrrid
Weather

IT, the death Of Frank Z McDon-
aid. who was overcome by the hea',
". dnestay afternoon, Detroit Ios;
one OF her best-kncwn and most
loyal baseball fans.
Until within the past few years.
Mcdonald was foremost in The mai
ter Of organizing rooters' organiza-
tons 10 welcome he home players
al the opening Of the season and
upon various special occasions dur
Ing the summer.
His "At-a-boy" was familiar TO
patrons OF Bennett park for several
seasons. and old-timers can recall
when Frank was wont 10 cheer for
the Observation-Disclosures. Richard
son, Rowe and White--lu old Recre
at.on park
Born in Goderch, Ont, - years
ago. Mr. Mcdonald came 70 Detroit
when a youngster lie frst became
known 70 men about tOwr az clerk
In the cigar store attached 10 Tom
Swan's famous cafe, wood ward ave.
and Larned-s' Hts unfsiling good
humor and breezy personality soon
won for him host Of friends. the
number Of which grew az hts sphere
Of acquaintance a. cigar sales-
man and baseball enthugiast v!f.
ened
Frank McDonalG'z genial counter.
ance was familiar % hab!tues n
several former wcll-knoWn down
town resorts. When Tom swans
place became az institution Of the
past. Frank assumed charge OF e. J.
Holton's cigar stand Holton's Is
Establishment was on the site Of San
der's candy store Mcdonald pass
ed several years there and then es-
tablished a stand for himself In
Norman'v sharp's chop house,
which made a specially Of steaks
Sharp's Vas located on the pres
ent Dime bank building site
At sharpa Frank VAS "headqusr.
tiers for baseball tickets" With the
passing OF that place he went 10
TaylOrs bank salccn or Safest,
and was sacceszively treated IN
Billy" CoHsiGine establishment on
Monroe-aye., and In DoWry's and
Duelleffe's on Lafayette tlvd For
a while ne conducted a stand IN
the - Charles hotel and two years
ago b" became manager of -. p.
Collins cigar bu 8iness, 10 ~ Mich
iesn-ave
Mcdonald became III shortly aft.
.er / o'clock "Wednesday. and died
soon after reaching bis home, in tbe
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Be Hard to Pick Pnnant Winner
Harnessmen Divided in Opinions of
Peter Macs Chance for the Two Minute Mark
HOW BIG CIRCUIT MACS SPEND DAYS

curried and given quarts Of well crush
7SO A. M-worked driven last day week u'FS 20
distance being useN
week worked slowly Il miles o'''S '"
., a.,
10 M-Retuned stable hot bath rubbed with lint
len
dnner-twO quarts crushed Has all the
i all
Afternoon-Rests
Suppetwo quarts Of quarts 81 bran mixed
a the treat OF the u"F
three gallon pals day
Z MIrassed for 20 brought oaCH 70
strawed stall Sleeps about Eh sometimes during tae
horses standing lie down only few minutes
a
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
BET SCANDAL AT
CHICAGO TRACK

CHICAGO. July 20.--Charges that
betting Al the Hawthorne racing
meet II open and in full swing
were made today by Arthur Bur
rage Farwell Of the Chicago Law
and Order league
Anything from IS up may be bet.
according 10 Farwell. who says rae.
ing Al Hawthorne Ia far from tame
Ohicials OF the league say that a
betting syndicate has been formed
and tina, ~ paid $4,000 for the bet.
ting concession at Hawthorne. Far
we'll said his investigators had no
trouble making bets at the track !.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
new BAT ORDER
DOESN'T Win
Does Some Fancy Hitting In
One Game, But Few
Runs Scored

BOSTON. July 20.--A shake.up In
the Tiger batting order worked no
miracles here yesterday, although II
might have done so II the boys had
played any kind OF ball. Burns and
Heilman traded places, Manager
Jennings thinking that perhaps
George might drive in more runs
than Harry. II happens that Witt
and Bush are hitting splendidly now.
but they haven't been getting home
as they should. In the first game.
Witt and Veach did all the hitting,
but the rest were helpless. In the
second. however. yitt. Bush. Burns
and Cobb among them corralled
nine blows. Burns taking three OF
them. That would make II appear
as II there were merit in the new
scheme, even though there was far
from enough scoring from that sort
OF clouting.
Dauss Is not right He pitched a
poor game yesterday and has been
sent home Stanage tried 10 catch
and found that he was not ready TO
return. so he has come home. too.
Neither Cunningham nor Shore got
away well in the second game. and
they both were jerked. The support
given by the Tigers was about as
bad as the pitching. and the team
richly deserved its trimming.
The Tigers should win today
George Foster Is the Boston NOM
inee for the mound. and since his
nohIt game. be has not done lot
Coveleskie probably will pitch for
Detroit. although Jennings has
James In his mind. II il likely that
the shifted batting order viii get
another trial Against Foster CraN-
ford or Harper may play right field.
or Harper may play left and give
veach a rest.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Lands RAPS
1911 6 BASEBALL
Judge Doesn't Like the Um-
pires and Players Don't
Suit Him

CHICAGO, July 10 Federal
Judge Lands. In whose court the
famous suit 20 have organized base
ball declared trust was brought.
spoke today at a luncheon OF mem.
hers OF the Chicago Association OF
Commerce. on Baseball"
Lands. In Characteristic style.
fayed umpires who, he said. had
too much power
lands said their authority should
be curtailed.
This one man power stun rifles
me. II had their power Il would
in,oxicate me
He also said the game ia lacking
In pep this year The players
figure in hotel dining rooms what
they're going 10 do and then fall
down when they get on the held
That thing which makes the game 10
lacking this year-'pep and brain
work"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

be the most feared starter on the
big line.
Handled by an amateur the Cieve
land stopper made his mark OF
0S i-2 last season, With pro
fessional pilot in the rig behind him
Peter Mac is expected 20 prove two
seconds faster Recently he was
clicked 9:06 IA. and experts say
had ne tried. McDevitJ's trotter
could have stepped in 05.
There il no doubt but that Peter
Mac Is to1ted higher than any other
stake horse that has ever appeared
HE has never started In race and
no trotter yet 10 take the plunge
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Tigers Lose Loyal Fan
When Frank Mcdonald Dies

Elizabeth apartments. NJ l0i John
R.-sL Mis- widow and one daughter
Irene, survive Other surviving rel
atiyes are his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Mcdonald. OF No o02 VineWoOI.
ave: ais brothers. John and Walter
Of Detroit. and his sisters, SIR
Fred Cook, Of Detroit. Mrs & Lag
ton and Mrs. Crych. ct Clinton, on.
Funeral arrangements have nor
yet been completed, but II is PROB
able that the Elks will have charg-
Of the obsequies a. Mcdonald Wes
a veteran Of Detroit LoGge No 81
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

into money competition has accom-
pnshst the feats credited 10 the
CleeH'sHd racer.
T. Peter Mac delivers, and Cleve-
Iardsrs say he will Tommy Muir
Nh, .s IN FOR some tough shedding
For wears Tommy has been the lead
.nE money winner Last year ne
sailed away sl2s,42o. Peter Scott
70 05 In bringing in more than
$4,000
McDevitt says the other stake
candidates are going 10 find the
pie aings rather thin on the Grand
Circuit this summer |, Mac falls
down as a prophet his prestige as
driver will suffer a slump
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
THESE INNINGS COST TIGE TWO GAMES
FIRST ME-.


EIGHTH BOSTOS-Hobltze doubled Walker famed Gard
singled
singled through
second scoring Eushs
second
third sanage three hits.
GAME
THIRD BosToN-Bsrry struck out Lewis famed Hobtzel
Walker Bushs
tumble Hobt,el taking third Walker stole second Gardner singled
Walker Gardner second
Gardner and took second
Cady doubled TO right scoring Scott Shore struck out
Four
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
TAVERN STAKE
FEATURE TODAY
Mabel Trask Surprises and
White SoX DisappOints In
Big Line Racing

CLEVELAND, July 2O.-Eyes OF
racing folk will be on Grand Chimes
today when the famous Tavern
stake" is raced ar North Randall as
the feature Of the Grand Circuit
program for Thursday. Other start
ers in this race will be Brisae.
CoasteSs Nobel. Leonor Mckinney
and Widower Peter,
The 0S trot yesterday, which
featured the Wednesday card.
brought Mabel Trask into promi
nence as NJ & NJ, horse. Cox
had little trouble in winning, al
though -. Frisco, driven by his
owner. won the nrst heat and took
second money Rusticoat. another
horse which Is being watched
closely. showed little In this race.
The big disappointment 81 the day
was White sox, the California horse
which came east with a biz rep
The summary OF the Wednesday
raCingw,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Inside Ball.

olttme
diamond had tricks on tap than Cobb ever thought Oh
Keilyism would because
loophoes the code Perhaps with kes
Kelly baseoss
catcher ouhelder When
Many
bench he had missed
catching
close and dangerous batter He hit high foul to
Kelly
caught foul
ii.
az
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Rickenbacker May
Become Aviator

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 20
Eddie Riokenbacher. daredevil auto.
mobile pilot. thinks the air IL safer
thar the track. and II planning 10
desert the auto game 10 become an
aviator, he said today, -
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
y.-,.rdsy.s Results.

Innings I2345s 7Ra t01i12i3It RTE
P'k'n ooG 900 0Oi o . o O-ii0i
PtTbg G91 00l 600 n n IL ~
Batatsries--Cheney Dell Smith
and Miller Miller and Schmidt. TIM
ptres-FasOn and ODay.
Inning 49, 50 RHE
New YORK 3isoI 900 o-sif 4
Chicago II Q 1 2 o 0 ! Oh
Bstt~ries-Benton, Anderson and
er. rmpirrs--Kien and Ortiz
Inning 80 5s7s PUF
Boston S u 80 10 I70
~. Loigs o . 0 o 0 O. 81
Betterisr-RUdolph and Gowdy
Williams. JsEpsr md Gonzales Brot-
tenn. tmpires- Harrison and Rig.
Ter
PhiladeIphis-cInci nnhti-Postponed
rain.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

r both their games yaaH
Red lead That Boston club "a"
Il is reaching Tor the o uuts
began 1915 the
schedule As long as they arr
lead become
COP heavy favori the dag
Boston ia the league It's pHehins soH
a. bI bu &
do will be almost Impossible 10 oI'h
they
msny with lead a. good AS Zen LOT
that the Ned SoN St1o ~" '
ION tight untlth hey actually the front
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
A Real Champion.

0CHOOLBOY a speed
7A second lower
II
seconds. That good
q excellent
standing OF 10
Monroe Copeland who national champion this Copeland
graduated
~ Blind He the star student OF his class and the best
other similar schools. and his triumph decisive
School the Blind Running
which
ysrd dash seconds and the century dash II Is seconds This
recalled blind athletes
oAsh while holding to guide which slides along the wire that forms
~ ysd There constant danger Of stumble which would
the probably
end the whole
the handicaps considered
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
A New Game

NEW AQUATIC SPORT has
popular with some foks and not much
va landing the human
80 Most OF them are suckers and there
evs noodle placed head gear which line which
the MINI n
80 The decson and In some quarters his one
M seriously portsmen ana Is becoming an
1ootUe a. aquatic Perhaps
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
American League.
Yr.t,rdn,.. Results.


~ New York-First Game:
St. 'H LaSi. . % ! ! T 7
New York % 400 0 0 - 9
Hartley Russell ana Nunamacher
f'mrirep-N sllin and Dlnsen.
A. Washington--rFrst Game
1nninza. ? a X " r
Chicago % ? q 0 3--s ! 2
Washington o o i "a 2
Batt"riss-wolfgang: Russell and
Henry. Alnsmith. Tmpires-OLough-
lin and fIldebrand
~ NsV York-Second Game
Inning III r
New York . : I 0 0 o s. 2
Standardization. Davenpor,
and Severled Fisher. MoE ~idge. and
Nurausksr. SHawkeT t-mp'res-Di-
neon and Nallin.
At WHshiugfon--Secon Game:
Inning "a 55 Ri
Chicago % 0 q ID 8 a
wash Rton : 900 - /
Bafterisp Benz Banforth and
i.spp, Johnson and Ainsmith. TIM
pir"s ITildebrard and OIoughiin
cl. .9siss iss5ss5s s-I hTf
Phlia. IL ? q y 0 y . - %
Battertes-- Raghy and DAILY. Has
selbarher and Carroll. Empires
chill and Evans
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
When the Earth Flies Up.

NoPEAND the three big jumping and
notable
fee inches and
tive broad Jumps. his
vould be good jumping for boy his
For blind s
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
TODAY. Games

New York ~ chicago
Brooklyn AZ Pit'tburgh
Boston at St Louis
PhIiiieA at CINCINNATI
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

VIZ nv" IilLH- lehman. y Nv.
Csdy Three base hits--Burns Lew
Ia itoHDl" piqy---Nltt % Young 20
Burns Left On hases--Boston g. De-
fr0it IL FtrBt on Detroit T.
Boston Bases on hHiis-On Gun
uinzhsr ?. oH shore .. ~ puhuc T.
Hits and earned runs-ON Cunning.
ham hits run In 2 innings or
Roland hits. run In 4 innings off
Duhuc no hits. no runs In / inning:
OF Shore : hits. runs In 3i-3 in
s7-3 innings struck out-By Gun
ningham = b. Shore j. ~ Leonard
rmpires-Ovens and Connolly Time
y 90
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
HIGH IS OUT
FOR A WEEK
Whole Yankee Outfield Now In
Hospital-New York
Still Wins

NEW YORK. July 20 There's an
other cot in the Yankees hospital
today. filed by the jinN's latestblow.
yet Donovan's men roll on without
a falter while the crippled Yanks
deAed Fate and took both games OF
double header from the browns.
Hughey High fell on the heid OF
battle and Is ont for week with a
sprained ankle. Msisel and Gil.
hooley, other outHeld regulars. still
are out with injuries.
With seven OF his regulars laid
up for repairs. Donovan pulled
through In tho mic kof time. for the
Red Sox seized both ends Of
double bill from the Tigers and the
Yanks realize they must keep the
top II they are TO beat the Jinx.
The ways are soapy once team
starts down.
The Dodgers dropped both games
OF their double-header With the Pi.
rates. In the National league. and
the Braves climbed 20 within two
and one-half games OF their coat.
tails. Shortstop was again the hole
through which the Brooklyn chances
for victory tricklcd away.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Crack long
distance runners from all parts OF
the country will compete In 10
mile race here today along the lake
front Jim Cookery and George T
Black. Of the Soortsmen's club. Can.
ada. runs. and sydney Hatch. Chi.
csgo marathon racer. are among the
entries The race IL being held
under the auspices OF the Canadian
Red Cross fund
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

Copeland judging
although
and
INC - something
70 he (
shory
for blind boy jump unlimited
test into the air ~ '' 1900 "
took Copeland
s.n ana h championship honors
blind this
catered track teams In the competition this cope
ana TO The
onnnpionship
second
fourth. State and
'''
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

demanding that thT
be tied 70 the
picher when
- sale and become mas
him for ~
- the
will Class "A club for major league
Ian IL to consen
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Up TO Tigers

TT The wide open Tor
while longer Philadelphia ana eS l
Il
to compel the beaneae to squirt al over
handicap LOT me u
this
haven't the pitching baTed oa me
Detroit DID not
the road since eaAe
will OF them
the mas
OWN a
days That explains
the standings
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
Something Similar These Days.

STUNT substituting the ball isn't entirely extinct yet al
II much
White
tpled bull where
he
- pay
colegian
Columbia
is
(kot Bobby will be welcome for further trial
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

'Batt@d for S.anaEe in seventh
+Eattei far Young iu ninth.
.Batted for Scott IN eighth
iGDl0gs ....-.l
Detroit ......,.0 D D o.
Boston ..........Q 0 Q o -
z - n sn 10 -Nea-1 - It---,A
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
National League.

STANDING.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
SUNDAY,

Little fighting except by the artil
lery, is in progress on any of tbs
fronts except in Rumania. Here the
Tectonic allies, according to Berlin
are making progress against the Ru
manians in eastern Wallachia. Petro
grad asserts, however. that the Ru
manians northeast of Bucharest, along
the road running from Ploechti to Blu
ecu. have turned on the offensive ant
driven the Austro-Germans back west
ward. To the north along, the Tran
sylvania- Rumania frontier, Petrograt
reports progress for the Russian
troops and Berlin admits the capture
Lv the Russians of a height south o.!
the Trotus valley.
Aside from German attack in the
Vosges region, near Col Sainte Marie
which was repu!sed by the French
and the recapture by the Germans o.:
a sap in Champagne, the French hat
entered after its evacuation, only
bombardments and minor engage
ments have taken place along the line
in France and Belgium.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
wEDNE SDAY.

The official notes containing Ger
manys peace overtures to the entente
nations have not yet reached the al
lied governments. Until they 90
there is little hope of any official com
ment upon the situation. No state
ment from an official source has ye
been made in France or Russia.
It is intimated in London that NJ
concerted reply from the allies Is like
" for a fortnight When a reply 1!
made. it has been limited, 1t may con
tain a statement Of the only terms OF
which the entente would CONSIDER
peace overtures.
in the meantime, word comes o.
hostilities in Greece between regular
Greek troops and French forces. Ths
Greeks are said to have occupied tw'
towns on the Gulf of Salonika.
Berlin announces that the human
an resistance has been overcome along
the Jalonitza river, and the RumaniaI
armies are reported again in full re
treat to the northeast, presumabl1
falling back upon the line OF the By
ecu. More than 1000 additional pris
oners have been taken by yon MACK
snsen.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
On the Subject of Schools

There was some talk last winter
of hauling one of the country
schools to the Mcdowell. Some
patrons made a kick about it, on
account of the distance, So they
gave the school a teacher.
But the way the country schools
are running down, they might as
we'll agree for a wagon to take the
children to schools that are schools
and where they would get benefit
of their school tax, as to send to
such schools as we are having
Why can't we get good teachers
any more? Our country schools
used to have the very best OF
teachers, now they have nothing
Take up school at,9, let out at q
what can be taught in such a shot
time? The money spent in such
schools as we have been having is
Just a waste. The country people
would rather keep the country
schools a going than to have them
hauled, but why not give us the
material to run them the way they
should be run. From what / have
learned of one school they might as
we'll not have any as to have what
they have.
I am for better schools as we'll as
better roads. xxx
Seldom Seen
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
TUESDAY,.

- Or. Won Bethmann-Hollweg, the Ter
man imperial chancellor, has reques!
ed the United States and other neu
trail nations to notify the nations o.
The, entente that Germany and her a.
lies forthwith will begin negotiations
looking to a lasting peace. Ger
many, Austria-Hungary.. Turkey 'a2e
Bulgaria have sent identical notices
10 this effect to the Holy Sea.
The Teutonic advance in eastern
Wallachia is continuing, with the Rli
manians apparently maneuvering tt
take up a defensive line along the
Buzeu river, near the southern boun
Diary of the province of Moldavia
Petrograd reports the failure OF leu
tonic attacks on the Moldavian iron
tier.
The Germans have attacked on tn
edge of Des Loges wood, south of tn'
Somme. on the western front, but &C
cording to Paris were checked AM
driven out of portions of advanced
positions which they had occupied.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
EstraY Notice

Virginia Highland County:
Taken up on the property of
George Swadley, one hog of the
following description: One Polan
China SOW. marked right ear split
and half crop front, left ear, crop
ed split and underbit. No Brand.
Will weigh 800 pounds gross.
Black color, 4 white feet and face,
about Is months old, and by the
appraisers ]. F. McNulty, J. H.
Mackey and P. M. Propst, valued
at $500.
Lawful proceedings were had in
this matter, by Ira Gutshall Justice
of the peace of said county, and
the papers filed in the Clerks office
of said county.
W. H. Matheny, Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
THURSDAY.

Lord Robert Cecil announced il
commons thaet the allies would maxi
new demands on Greece, with the view
of clearing up the present unsatlsfac
tory situation. The existing blockad
had not produced a state OF war. n
said.
The Rumanian evacuation of south
ern Wallachia is virtually compete
as the German war Office announce
that Great Wallachia, south of the bU
charest-Cernavoda railway, has bee
cleared to hostile forces.
Beyond the German report OF tn
repulse of a French attack in the Al
come, on the western front. and @
Serbian assaults on Bulgarian pos
lions in Macedonia, the war news pre-
rents little else Of importance.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
500 Reward, $500

Th. readers of THIS paper VIII be
pleased to learn that thece IS at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
nositiye cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutl noaa
msnt Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and MUCOUS surfaces of the system; there
bv destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength ny
nature in doing Its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred pollars
for any case that it fails to cure. SEND
for list of testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, ".
Sold by all Druggists. 55c.
Take Halls @6tly Pills for constipation
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
A GENERAL SURVEY Ct
The war
SATURDAY..

The Bulletin correspondent at Sa
lonika reports that King Constantine
has ordered his army modified anG
adopted a definitely hostile attitude
TO the entente A move northwarC
from Larissa to join the Teuton-Bul
gar forces is feared
Petrograd reports the capture o.
two heights on the Putna valley re
gion on the north Rumanian front, and
the taking of 500 prisoners.
Berlin reports violent artillery fight
ing on the Somme, which is not men
toned by London or Paris. The bat
tie for Hill 304 above Verdun contin
ueB.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
Much in Little

Flaked potatoes are used for hu-
man food and cattle fodder.
Hamilton, O., has celebrated its
one hundred and tYenty-ffffth birth
day - 80 '''
Nellie Powell, who died in Cleve-
land, left 81 900 for the support of
pet cats.
japanese publicists believe that
Japan is the most prosperous eoun'
try in the world.
A Delmar IN. y church pro-
vides ear trumpets for the use Of
deaf attendants,
A tiny electric lamp Is mounted
on the handle of of a safety razor
English invention.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
MONDAY.

Petrograd reports Rumanian vic
tory east of Ploesci. where the force
of King Ferdinand have regained thei
old position.
A revolution in the Greek islant
grcup called the Cyclades is reported
The allies are preparing another ulti
matum to present to Constantine.
Four German aeroplanes were sho
down on Sunday. the French war Office
announced. Two were downed II
Champagne and two on the Verdu'
front. Berlin claims the Germans hat
the better OF an artillery duel on thu
Surnme.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
Estray Notice
Virginia Highland County:

Virginia Highland County:
Taken up on the property of j.
S. Gibson and J. M. Colaw, on
their farm one mile east of Mon
terey, one steer of the following
description: One yearling steer,
white, with brown or red neck and
legs, with crop off of left ear, right
ear split, with under split cropped,
and by appraisers W. M. Trimble,
R. B. Campbell and Lloyd Sullen-
berger valned st $50 90.
Lawful proceedings were had in
this matter before E. D. Swecker,
Justice of the peace of said county,
ard the papers filed in the Clerks
office of said county.
W. II. Matheny, Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-22
Notice

Those indebted to me on account
will confer special favor by call
ing on me between now and Jan.
1st. I will have some one to wait
on you each Monday if am away.
My open accounts must be closed
up or paid. Respectfully,
st H. II. Jones