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.ireA Va., Thursday,Dec.24 1896.
No Paper Next Week,
Thc Recorder will not make its
lisual weekly visit to ita subscrib-j
.It has Seen thc
custom of tho paper sines it has
tieen wtabHs?ned to taite a week's
holiday at Christmas and this br?
ing the brst Christmas we have had
in '06, w? th rught it best io take
advantage of ,t, for fear another
one would not come this year and
xf6 would be cut oat of a holiday
-sHot-ethe**.
fri this the last issue that will
nppear in 1890, iva wish our sub?
scribers, one ind ail, a merry
Christmas, and for the nev.' year
upon which wt? will soon be usher?
ed, pea^e, happiness and prosperity.
All who have tlie chance of a
week oli will be glad to take it.
Speaking fur ourself and the ?'dev?
il," wc will say we are both glad,
nnd as for 1890, we bid you adieu,
hoping far'be with you again on
January 8, li
? Talking war and voting for
wouW bring actual war are Ito
very different things. The enor?
mous pressure of public opinion in
F.(.vor of Cuba was the only thing
. tat caused the Senate committee
on foreign relations to take the
11 by the horns and report a res?
olution declaring the independence
of Cuba, in whicb was embraced
ofter of the good offices of the
United States in bringing about
peace between Spain and Cuba.
Kot withstanding the continuous
clamour on tlie part of the people
for immediate action, there are
many prominent politicians who
rose it. secretary Olney appear?
ed before the committee and argued
foi*a continuance of the policy of
i.on-aetior,. McKinley doesn't
want the resolution* adopted and
his friends in Congress are schem?
ing to get if hung up without a
vote. Speaker Reed bas not
ruitteil himself, but he is believed
to be against it. That this resolu?
tion, if put. hi force, would result.
IO war uitli Spain is believed by
all, but it is a long way from being
In force. It, would have to get a
two-thirds vote in both branches
of Congress in order to be adoptetf
over President Cleveland's veto.
That h** will veto the resolution is
looked upon as a certainty by
prominent officials at Washington,
Undoubtedly, something will haye
to be done when Congress reassem?
bles after the Christmas boli [j
Recietarv Olney says the Presi?
dent, alone, i; vested with the au?
thority to act in the Cuban matter,
pud tnat if the'resolution declaring
the independence of Chiba should
receive the unanimous vote of both
branches of Congress, he would re?
gard it simply as an expression of
tCongressional opinion and not the
making of a law under which he
should act. This may be correct.
Imf would not Mr. Cleveland have
to have rather an exalted idea of
Ir-i:*. own judg'Mne.i: if he would pr,c
it up again-t the opinion of Con?
gress, arrived at bv a unanimous
vote of ij ts?
Christmas week should be a week
fir thankfulness. If we look aboatM
us, no matter h nv humble our sar- j i
rounding*, wtj tfriU lind something
for which, if we have the proper
spirit, we can be thankful, If we'
are iud happy it is an easy matter
to become so by malling others
happy. If the Lord has given yon
a prosperous year and there nre ic
those around you who are iii need ' r
ot* som... of the comforts of life, of t
which you are blessed, you could
not fhow your thankfulness in a
more fitting way than to be
upon those in need some useful
gift that would- make them hi
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Teachers' neciing-,
A meeting of the teachers of
Highland county, convened at Mc?
Dowell, on Friday, tho 11th inst, I
Sixteen t* acl '. to- \
gether wit!)..enough spectators ta
p ick thc* school rn
'Hie meetius v. a; ci lied to order
promptly ar. 7:3Q by Chairman 0.
A. Bird.* A "Rottrdd I-oble Con?
ference," being the program for the
evening, was participated in aaa
enjoyed bv ail present.
At 8i30 a. m.. Saturday, the pro?
gram was again taken up. Rev.
CH- Dobbs di* 'Practical
English" ix. a most interesting and
beneficial manner. Supt, lb li.
Hansel gave us a practical balk on
??Arithmetical Equations." C. i
Dalton showed the excellent re
that might be attained from an ad
vantageous use of good literature
in our schools. Ti. lady teachers
took especial interest. Mjss Ida
:Q indore read an interesting ipaper
on "How to Teach Beginners to
Read." JMiss Minnie Bradshaw
gave a talk on ?'Map-drawing,
which brought forth a spirited dis
ilon of tint subject from 0. A.
Bird, ih M, Hansel and Chas. S.
McNulty, M. iv, Hansel gave il?
lustrations of his methods of teach?
ing* percentage".
On motion the meeting adjourn?
ed to meet iii Monterey at a date
to b.o fixed hy the county superin?
tendent
Every teach* r hi the county
should tty to he present ut this
meeting and show i<> the public
feb**ir patrons that they are "alive
and not dead" iii their work. It i
a stimulus to renewed energy for
us teacher.*) to get together and
have a talk about our ways of
vvorkiug. If we put forth better
efforts at preparation, no- doubt we
v. ill hear the taint jingle of hr.!- r
in the not distant future.
Teaches.
A Letter,
ir:
In reply to the niHc.c iii. las I
week's Uecorder, headed, "Skij
His Toll," i wish to slate the I
*d' the matter just us thev are.
Cn thc Uh inst., when returning
inton. 'ii'ter going thro
the toll gate at Lebanon. I sto|
my team nnd called .lohn Carroll
to the road. 1 asked him if le' was
collecting toil at that gate ami he
said he was; I refused to pay full
toll, not trying to get out of pay?
ing a few.eeni-i til1, but on ac?
count of bursting my vvagon.-b
short distance above the toll-gate
in a very rongh ford. I want ii
distinctly frndefttood that I did not
skip my toll at Lebanon, nor any?
where else. I heard nothing more
of the matter until after arriving
at boure, when I received am*
from 2>i or. te rey io thc effect that rt
wJarrant had been issued against mc
for refusing topav toll at Lebanon.
I saw Justice 0. Wilson and.found.
that John Carroll had made suth
complaint, but that no action had
been taken. I left the full amount
of loll with 'Squire Wil on, n loch
was 50c. I tli on ght the matter
entirely .citied, until last Thursday
night, when I rec'd a lett* r
.Justice VVilsoi : that Carroll
was at his place trying to make him
(YVila-.n) pay for his trouble in
trying to collect his toll. At the
same time Lali?o received a lelter
from E. M. Mc'":o;iie. Carroll's at
ath.g thal if I would
by hearer of his letter $8.50, a-j
ino.nt of Carroll's hole! bi ls, toil;
expenses nnd attorney's fee, the:
, would he -el; led.
I did opt k.:n>w that an effort had I
been mode to corupromise the mat-!
ter through me. Bather than that
re Wilson should he harassed I
any longer about thc matter, I for- j
warded Mr. McClintic a check for
Vee nbove amount.
In the above statement I chal
contyadiction,
\ erv tellly fottW,
E. I). Swecker.
Crabbottom, Dee. ll.
Death of a Little Child.
lc i; with sad and broken hearts
.hattie; work of the A a-rel of j J
)eath must again be recorded in*
he death of little May Jewell
-Vocals, who died Dec. ll. after an ?
1 loess of nearly four weeks* I
litton*rthe sweetest and bright*
f children, she was one of the
lumber. But words must fail to ll
onvey the deep and bitter sorrow
t parting. Death levis a 'shining
nark. She was endeared fo every L*
cart, and every care and love v.
Si's during her life and sickn !
ihe fell asleep just in time to i
ape life's trouble's, Aa she v.
he jenter of loving hearts here,'
my her sweet child-spirit ever he H
? ery !o\ ing ami trou-j
led hear! in drawing them nearer
nto herself in hta height borne of ?
? ??-?? ahov:*. Are they not ail (Hin?
dering angels?
Down in the (hw; [fteitdow,
Grew a flower fair,
(hal's golden sunshin? kissed it;
It blooms in beau!-, rare.
A. M.
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C-Jd Fellows' Oyster Supper,
Honierey Lodgo. No. 140, I' 0.
'? I', wil! give an oyster snppei .
ri.ia,' night, Jan. 1st, Ifs,!'/. Ali'
'dd. Fellows are expected to rome
nd bring their wives, daughl I
nd sweethearts. .'. cordial iuvita-1
on and New Y* ar's greeting \*.
xtendtd to Highland Lodge, No. I
10, A- E. and A. M. Oysters sei
1 in the Crummett build
W. H. Woolf, N. G. I
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Obituary.
Oh FfidayrDec,ll, ni ^-30 p.
n the town of Hi:. ? ? \ a..
Al rs. Maude E. Brown, w fte of
Charles Brown and youVy
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, Wt*
Campbell, full in sic 'p.
: of this Bketct, was
born near Hightown. Highland
county, Va., July ortly
then-after lier parents move,!
Alderson, VV. Va., where, at the
age of ten, Maude professed faith
in Christ and was received into the
Church by llev. W. ll. Woolf, who
wag-then her parents pastor, and
into Whose home Mafic--as she was
then called?came every day and
much endearetfcherself to i:
minister and hie wife, who sympa?
thize wilii Mr. and Mrs. Cami
in their great loss in the death ot
their youngest chi!*!.
When apprised (d' tlie nearness
of c, ? gave every assurance
that she was ready, She was coi'
.-.ions almost to Wie last. A few
moments before the summons came
she whispered to her husband, l'i
un almost gone;"and died as peace?
fully as fehoygh she had fallen
asleep, a smile resting upon her
countenance,
She leaves three children--^
i?husband, father, inol
two sisters and a brother, Mr.
1\ Campbell, of our town, to mourn
hor early deal 'a.
Funeral services wer.'* conducted
in the -Meth od ht church ;t Hinton
by Rev ll.A. Drown, lor pastor,
assisted by Revs. Va,, Horn and
Milt. The tex! of the occasion was
from "hi -Samoe!, l*2-28d verses. Uer
vas Irtid to re-! in j lill Top
cemetery by thc Brotherhood of
Trainmen ? h her hui I
wes a member, ? ho f<a- kindness
and sympathy on such occasions
vcr excel!
"Oh, how sweet it wil! ha in that
beautiful land.
NV free from all sorrow and pedi:.'
With songs on our lips and with :
harps in. our hands,
To meet one another again.''
VV.
Masonic Oyster Sap;
Tlie Ma-ims. of Highland Lodge
No. Iii', wi!1 haye an oyster sup?
per served at ihe Hotel Commer?
cial, on Friday, January 1st.
.. at 2 p. m. Ail members ol'
the Lodge arc cordially invited I
attend and bring their wives and
daughters, or sisters.
A Christian ven
tion.
A convention of th*- Christian
Emf, ; he Staunton
District of the Virgiuia Christian
End* ion will he held at
Broadway, Ltockingham Co., on
Taasdny and lay, Decem?
ber SOth and otu h. Among bl
who have.pMtmisedJyo be pre**
and deliyer addresses a**e Rev, Dr.
A. IL Cocke. ii ? .?: Rev.
Dr. J. T. mghtti
Rev. Mr. Wells, of Staunton; I
A. 1, Wolfinger, of Mt. Crawford;I
. Wotton and Dr. Ja .
Elowe, of Lexington. A number oi
oilier speakers are als;; expected to
ent.
The Staunton District of the
? C. Jv Union conl lar
norn lier ? ies of anv oi
til*- districts in the State, and it is
expected that then- will he a i
attendance of endeavorers and ti
friends at the Broadway Conv
hon. - i i
Slriry Ror-ef Slop.! Mer riagazinc.
Mrs. [Lurer's magazine, rlon-ie
hold News, has been absorbed by
lome Journal in order
to rn r Mrs. Rorer
to form an exclusive editori il con?
nection with the hit!???;? .Magazine.
All of Mi--. Ror* r's iire-rat
trill-hereafter appear exclusively in
he Journal, of whose domestic de?
partment she will have entire
;harge, Several*pag< a of Wic mag
tzine will be given her each mouth
Hid in these she will begin by giv
ng a Series of cooking lessons,
)?? followed by domestic lea.
renting separately the care and ar-'
angement of each room in a house, j
- .-a * - -
"Is Chivalry Dead?" is disco
ry a number of well-known w -
i.en in Demorest's Magazine f r
anuary making a timely aymi
iura on the public manner
oward women in busin*
The | ue o tarter of the
Ihinese in New York fnrni
i. t er for an excellent article in
.?eic. nest's Magazine fer Janie.ry
ntl lentf*. ii ? !i' to capital illa?
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batches
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':-.[. and he will take in exchange
ill kinds* of marketable produce.
Give liiiii a call. inayl7-0m
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Main Street, Monterey, Va.
[wU Wimer Balding]
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REPA1 lilNGagons
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! dow have in my shop till neces?
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prices. J. L. HINEtt,
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