Highland recorder., March 27, 1903, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS.
PEliKONAL
'lief Items of Interest to Home
Pftlki Afcout Their Friends
Ami Acquaintances.
Mr .Jess 1 liner came in Wednes
lav from VV Va.
Mr Andrew Terry of thc I ara ne li
?was np Weduesday. ,
JJlankets mid comforts nt -cost at
Shreekhise & Bear.
Auctioneer Eldridge Swecker
?cried J VV Hughes's sale Wednes?
day.
Mr Jonas Hevener and lit te son
?were over Wednesday.
Now is the t-inie to get your gar-,
'den seeds at V 13 Bishop rn Co's.
Miss Edith Slaven of Vanderpool
is spending* the week erith lier an*
'de Mr H S Jo-huston.
Miss Nina Rexrode is -doing
some sewing for Mrs 8 B Sieg.
V li Bishop Sc Co. will haye in a
?few days a clean lot of clover and
-timothy seed.
E H McClintic, Esq. is in Stalin*
ton this week.
Mr Christian Pu flin burger of
Strait Creek has pneumonia.
?
Mr A C Suddarth is out in Poca
looking after his .picture business.
fie returned Wednesday.
Anything in winter goods can
'be bought itt fir^t cost of
Shreekhise & Hear.
The familv of Mr Ii FGillett re?
turned Saturday from Franklin
where they had been for sometime.
The time for equinox came, and)
it simply eqninoxed.
Mis T ll Trimble and daughter
Miss Maude left on Tuesday for I
New Market where they will spend!
sometime at Mrs Trimble's old'
iioma.
Percales, ginghams and madras
?are'arriving in s?o>!itl ease lots at
Shreekhise A Bear
Mrs Ii! fl Huff who spent a month
with her parents, Mr and Mrs J C
Matheny, returned Tuesday to her j
?home near Bedford City..
A full line of wash goods for
?spring are bein? shown by
Shreekhise & Bear.
Mr and Mrs Newton Bnssard of j
Bolar spent several dais recently
visiting Monterey friends.
Mr Joseph -Crummett (af Valley
Center w-ns in town Sat unlay.
Ir we have what von want in
Furs or Cloaks, you eau buy them
?t y<?ur own price.
SW-tc-k hi.se k Bear.
Wanted ?A goo,4!, colored girl to
do genera! louise work. Good
wages. Apply to Joseph Burk man
"Staunton, Va.
Set S VV On in met t if you want
ta good,'second baud, side saddle.
Mr Charles Wright o.f Clover
Creek is by no means a frequent
visitor to Monterey, bul he was ap
tit court-Hud called to see us.
WI rf iv, before the last one. did
we eyer have a court day in Monte-!
rey with no 'hotels
Why n-ot -do your sjfWWg sewing
now? We can furnish -rou with
nnv thing in wash goods or em
?btroiiler-iea.
Shreekhise av Bear
Brrnn Hrin-ks Cleveland ought to
he in jail doing a long term, and
Cleveland thinks Bevan should oc
-rupv tin- padded cell in a lunatic
asylum, t?ul fortunately or unfor?
tunately both are at large.
Pickles in quantity, and no1 liing
wrong with tue Quality at J S
?Gibson & Co.'s
Parties wanting grafting done
apply to Allie Kelly. Trimble, Va.
The'last of March aiH all of April
is the lime for grafting. 2i cents
per graft insured.
Ginghams, madras and percales.
Plenty of new patterns at
Shreekhise ft Bear.
On occonnt of being sick lUv.
Il L Eutsler could not fill his ap-j
^ointments Sunday. However on j
Monday evening Ik* had sufficient?
ly rt-coyered to Ire able to start to
conference. Mrs Eutsler accom-j
panted him.
Miss Eddie McClintic of Wil?
liamsville, was on last Friday the
fliest of her friend Miss Josephine
Stephenson. Miss McClintic was
on her way to Franklin to spend a
month with Mrs B li Hiner, after
which time sba will return to
Monterey and spent sometime. She
is a sister ot attorney E. li. Mc?
Clintic.
Mr Albert Hook of Staunton
eame to the Cow-pasture last week
to see his parents, Mr and Mrs B T
Hook both of w horn are in extreme
Iv feeble health. Mrs ll F Slaven
of this place also visited them re?
turning home Sunday evening.
Fish prunes, apricots, peaches,
hominy, flake and grits, post n ni a
food, grape nuts, cream of wheat,
Petti John's breakfast food and
ost meal at V B Bishop ft Co. I
Please Settle ? All persons in?
debted to me by account or other*
wise, will please settle at once.
Respectfully,
Emma S. .laeI,
2t Headwaters. Va. /
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At Hie-court house on April 284,
E B Jones, Co mr. wil) sell 57(1
acres of Bu ll past ure mountain
land, belonging to the estate of B,
ll Hansel, dec'd.'
(52,000 worth of horses wer?
sold at Harrisonburg last court day.
The average price was about $120.
ll M Slaven, .Jeweler, has just
received a complete line of work?
ing watches, ihe best assortment
he has ever yet carried. If you
need a watch you can be suited at
Slaveifs.
\ Father Van of Staunton -lias gone
down to his mission un the Uiyer.
Mr C C Arbogast returned from
Pocahontas Wednesday. His neph?
ews, Masters Mead and Hubert Ar
Oogast accompanied him.
FOB SAL!?1-8 head two year old
cattle. Call on er address,
F H Dever, Frost. VV. Ya
Mrs Allie Stephenson of Wilsou
?sonsviile visited friends in Monte
rev today.
''Strength and vigor come of
good food, duly digested. 'Force',
a ready-to-serye wheat and barley
food, adds no burden, but sustains,
nourishes, invigorates."
Spring aud Summer samples, for
the very latest and prettiest suits
of the Riverside Tailoring Com?
pany received this week at J. S.
Gibson k Co's. If yon need a suit
it costs nothing to look over the
samples. Call and look and place
your ord-er for a suit made to order
and made to tit.
?Mr PS Chow, one of Highland's
young teachers ot promise, left
this week for Dayton to attend
school.
Until April 14th, 1003. nt 0:30
p. m. A. Lee Knowles, the shoe
man of Staunton, will have control
of the business, and all orders re?
ceived by him will be given prompt
intention. After that date the
rimberlake Shoe Company will
haye charge of the store. Mr.
Knowles will not enter the minis?
try as was reported by the Rich?
mond papers, but will, probably in!
a short while, engage again in bus-1
iness ia Staunton.
McCuRDIB, THE FAMOUS, THOR?
OUGHBRED, IMPORTED PRRCHKROH, I
will be-in Monterey on court days,
and will make the season, iu the
county about the same as last year.
Address J K Kramer. Hull, Va., or J
Dyer F. Gum, Hightown. 2ni I
For Salk ?A good farm on!
Middle river near Churchville Au?
gusta couu ty Virginia containing j
ehom Vdt) us-r.p*. One half riyer,
bottom bind well protected.
Apple orchard, well set in grass.
Stock eau get to running water)
in nearly every field. Farm is in
good condition. Apply to
A. LEK KNOWLES.
The Shoe Man.
lt Staunton, Va.!
Harried
Mr A B Yanfos-U'ii of Augusta
county ami Miss AI bert ha Deverick
ot' Headwaters, were united in mar
t.utgv, at the home of the bride, on
Wednesday morning.
C VV Commissary Fired
On Tuesday night of last week
the commissary building of the C.
W. Railway company, near Stokes?
ville, was destroyed by fire. It is
belived the building was looted and
then 'fired.
The Street Lamps
Tho darkest nights we have yet seen,
They did not light the kerosene. j
The reason yet has not been seen,!
Why they did not light the kerosene, j
>, A Trotter Coming
A stallion, a hue saddler andi
driver, with a trotting record of j
2.25, is now being brought from
Xew York city to Highland, by Mr
E \V Armstrong who will have
charge of him.
The horse is the property of Mr
A V Huyler, and it was through
his friend here, Mr J A Whitelaw,
whom Mr Huyler has visited on
several occasions, that this tine an?
imal is being brought to the county.
Thomas McXeal, Esq., speaking
at the banquet of the Kansas State
Bar Association, told of a lawyer
who collected $50, for a client and
took $35, for his fee. He said es
he handed over the $15, "I am your
friend, and I can't charge you a full
fee. I knew your father for a great
many years." And the client in
the fullness of his heart could only
say, "Thank God, you didn't know
my grandfather.''
-? ? ?
Drowned While Deranged
"Wheeling, W. \ a., March 28?
Charles Arnett, son of Colonel Ar
nett, deceased, who is generally
known throughout the State as a
lawyer, walked into the river to?
day, and, refusing aid from scores
of people who lined the bank, was
drowned. He wat' temporarily de-j
ranged."
The unfortunate young man was
a nephew of L ll Stephenson, Esq.
of this place.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat*
County Court Proceedings.
There not having been a term of
the county court since November
10-?2, more business than usual
cann up in the March term, which
was held on Thursday und Friday
of last week, Judge Lyman Chalk
lev presiding.
The following exparte settle?
ments were examined and confirm?
ed:
VV. P. Campbell, guardian of
Howard K. and Wm. G. Arbogast.
B. H. Hiner, adm'r of Benj.
Hiner, dec VI.
Same, adm'r of Wm Hiner. deed.
Wm. A Beverage, guardian of
Odie Colaw.
Same, guardian of Gracie A Var?
ner.
Beter Gum. guardian of Michael
Gum.
Geo. W. Colow, Exor. of George
Colaw, deed.
C T Fleisher, guardian of Carrie
and Lucile Fleisher.
Same, Adm'r of B E Fleisher.
Chas. M. Pallin, Adm'r of II M
Pullin, deed.
Alfred II Jones, guardian of
Martha Eagle, deed.
Cornelia F Girard, guardian of
her infant children.
VS. C. Eagle wa-s reappointed dis?
trict school trustee for Stonewall.
?j D Swecker qualified as adm'r
of the estate of S E Harper, deed,
and S S Waybright, W W Marshall
and C Winier were appointed to
appraise the personal property.
\ IL Beverage having been ap?
pointed, by the Governor of Vir?
ginia, as a Notary Public for High
laud county, entered into bond and
qualified as snell.
Ou tiie petition of Joseph Hull,
the county suryeyor, S B Bradshaw
is directed to make a re-survey of
said Hull's lands lying on the Tam?
arack Ridge and lied Oak Knob.
A I Wooddell qualified as Adm'r
of the estate of Wm McCoy, dec'd
Jno B Wilson, Josiah Armstrong
and S fl Eagle were appointed to
appraise the personal property.
A II Jones qualified as Adair.
of the estate of Peter Michael, deed,
and T A Hamilton, J J Hiner and
J H Hiner were appointed to ap?
praise the personal property.
The will of Elijah Samples was
admitted to probat.
The will of Henry Mullenax
dec'd was admitted to probat, Abram
Mullenax qualifying as executor,
and E D Swecker, W ll Collins,
Norval High and George E Sweck?
er were appointed to appraise the
personal propertv.
The estate of the late John
Shultz was committed to the Sher?
iff for administration.
Drs J S Blair and M P Jones
against Mrs Susan Carroll?judg?
ment for plaintiffs for $57.75 aud
costs.
E B Jones, Bpi. Comr. against M
B Alexander &c.?judgment for
plaintiff for ?25.18 and costs.
J T McAllister against Dr W I
Siron ---Dismissed, settled.
LS Jack against VV A Arm?
strong &e.?judgement for plair
tiff for ?250 less credits for $100
and for 6150.
John A Whitelaw against II Q
Briscoe aic.?Judgment for plain?
tiff for $21.09 and costs, and prop?
erty attached directed to be sold.
In the room of VV H Newman
and O B Roller, who resigned, ll
L Miller is appointed as trustee in
de^d of trust executed by Lillie R
Blackwell and husband for the
benefit of G C Spitzer.
Carrie A Botkin against C VV
Trimble and J Lunsford. This
case the purpose of which is to set?
tle the ownership of a certain black
horse, levied upon for a debt due
to Trimble & Lunsford by J VV
Botkin, was fully heard and argued
at length'by Attorneys Hon. CP
Jones and J M Colaw for plaintiff
and E II McClintic for defendant,
and given over to the jury, but it
failed to agree, and was discharged.
Working Overtime
Eight hour laws are ignored hy those
tireless, little workers?Dr King's New
Life Pills. MllliOBi are always at work,
nii^lit and dav, culing indigestion, Bili?
ousness, constipation, sick headache and
all .Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles.
Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at
K ll Trimble, drug store.
Buying, Selling and Renting
Eph ria m Gum has purchased
from Tom Rexrode a part of the
A J Rexrode mill property, four
miles north of town.
Mr Gum has sold his farm,
known as the (dd Church place, to
Charles Gum and brother.
Philip Eagle has sold his place
to Frank Halterman.
The Fultz land, the property of
the Fleisher heirs, was rented by
Dr K II Trimble.
The Wm and Howard Arbogast
land in Crabbottom was rented by
Jacob Winier. I
Notice to The Public
To my friends and the public
generally, I desire to say that I
have lately bought the ba tai ness ot'
L. A. Omdorff and have titted and
repainted the Store Room, and rn
a short time will have a complete
stock of goods of the very latest
styles, which I will offer to the
j public at prices never before made
j in this town for CASH ABSO?
LUTELY cr PRODUCE. I will
positively not sell any goods to
anybody on Credit, and in making
this statement I want to say that
my experience in the mercantile
business for the last ten vears has
taught me that to sell for cash will
certainly prove satisfactory to both
customer and merchant, unques-i
tion ably the man who pays cash
has the advantage over the man
who buys on Credit, and this too
applies to both the merchant and
customer. All I ask is that you
come to see me aud get my prices
a.id see if my proposition will not
make you some money.
Respectfully,
C. W. TttMBUt
From Eastern Highland
Waycross, Va., March 23?Mr.
and Mrs J C Doyle gave a social
on'1 night recently, to their young
friends which was very much en?
joyed.
' Messrs Charles Armstrong and
Solomon Diehl left last week for
Charleston Illinois,
Janies M. Armstrong, Esq. at?
tended court at Harrisonburg last
Monday.
Rev Mr Ervine, of Churchville
preached an interesting sermon, at
Headwaters Chapel Sunday.
Mr. Wm. McNulty purchased
some very nice cattle from Mrs S J
Stuart today.
Mr S W Wilson is spending a
while at his farm at Waycross.
Mr Dice Evick is erecting a
dwelling house at his farm on
Rocky Point.
Mrs Marjie li Armstrong of
Cloverdale is visiting her son Mr
Jacob II Armstrong of Mountain
Top.
lJue McCray has resigned his po?
sition at "Sycamore Hill'' and is
now taking his rest.
Mr and Mrs J E Spiaughu spent
Sunday and Monday with her par?
ents Mr and Mrs J M Armstrong
Let us hear from Zetta, once
more. A Buzzard
On the Cowpasture
Vilna, March 23?Tue recent
beautiful growing weather is caus?
ing mother earth to put on her
coat )f green very rapidly. Wheat
in this section is looking as well, if
not better, than it has in many
years, and grass is making a pretty
start.
Our farmers are getting on well
with their spring plowing.
Mrs Harry Slaven and liCtle son
of Monterey spent a few days with
her aunt. Mrs Hook recently.
Mrs J B Bradshaw and Mr?
Dolly Hook of McDowell visited
friends here last Saturday.
Mr Jas Leach and Verner Stuart
attended court last Thursday.
Mrs B T Hook continues very!
low.
S J Diehl started for Illinois j
Tuesday. Sam'l is a good boy and !
our best wishes go with him.
We were glad to see Miss Lizzie
Marshall of Headwaters on the'
Cowpasture once more.
Mr S A Joues was in McDowell!
Saturday. Juno.
.?,?,-? 9.
Tragedy Averted
?"Just in the nick of time our little hoy
was sayed" writes Mrs \V Watkins of
Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneumonia had
played sadhavoe with him and a terrible
cough set in besides. Doctors treated
him, but he grew worse every day. At
length we tried Dr King's New Discovery
foT Consumption, and our darling was
saved. He's now 9ound, and well."
Everybody ought to know, it's the only
sure cure for Coughs. Colds and all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed by K ll Trimble,
druggist. Price 50c and $1. Tdd bot?
tles free.
A DISASTROUS FIRE
Business Portion of Dayton Swept
by Flames
A special to the Staunton Daily j
News from Harrisonburg states
that ou the morning of the 24th
the business portion of the town
of Dayton was swept by Hames,
eleven buildings being burned, loss
$20,000.
Odd Fellows Hall, N. B. Church,
postoffice. Waverly Hotel were the
principal buildings destroyed.
-*-?-?-?,-.
Dress Haking and Millinery
Mrs S VV Crummett will return
this week from Baltimore, having
purchased a very complete, and in
every way desirable and stylish
stock of millinery, dress goods and
trimmings. This stock, which is
enroute, will be in the store in a
few days subject to the examina?
tion of customers.
Having deyoted her time, for
several years, exclusively to this
work and by her visit to this city
having thoroughly acquainted her?
self with the styles now in vogue.
Mrs Crummett will lie in a posi?
tion to render to her customers and
the public generally the very best
service, aud with this in view she
respectfully ask*; a continuance of
the liberal pnfc:naimfe extended to
her in the past, for which she is
very thankful. '
Hickman Homestead Sold
From Marlinton Blessenger of
the 13th:
"George W Rose, a prominent
fanner, of Sunrise. Bath county
V a.. was here Wednesday. While
hep- he purchased the old Hickman
homestead on Back Creek, Bath
county."
Too Late,
If you lose your watch, your
ring or your pocket-book, there is
a chance of its being recovered. If
not, you can replace "it. It is not
this way with your Eyesight. If
that is lost, it is lost forever. You
cannot obtain a duplicate. Every
symptom of eye strain is a warn?
ing from nature that yon are doing
a permanent injury. Every time
that you read until your heahaches,
you are making your condition
just that much worse. If your
eyes tire easily, they need atten?
tion. Forcing them to work with?
out help will positively break them
down. By using glasses now, you
will keep your eyes strong and
well. If you wait too long, you
will have to wear glasses every
minute and ovpu then your vision
will be unsatisfactory. "A stitch
in. time saves nine."
H. L. LAN&
SCIENTIFIC OPTIOAaf.
Staunton, Va.
It restores you to health and the
full vim, vigor and happiness of
life.
An Unexcelled Appetizer
Mishier's Herb Bitter Co.
400 North Third St., PHILADELPHIA, PA
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
Them is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep
CS I IL i;tfrW,tive- Many sudden
I ii v-j IC-Lir^r ds-11-3 are caused by
-***<^~E it ?heart disease,
v^/r Pneumor-ia' Heart
'&-& failure or apoplexy
r- are often the result
of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble is al?
lowed to advance the
"" kidney-poisoned
blood will attack the
^^ vital organs or the
kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubbs most always result from
a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and scald?
ing pain in passing it, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled to
go often during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won?
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. #You may ? fv
have a sample bottle of af"*"
this wonderful new dis- &
cwery and a book that
tells all about it, both nomo of swamp-Root,
sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't ma':e any mistake, but remem?
ber the name, Swamp-Hoot, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Koot, and the address, Bingham?
ton, N. \.,on oVeiy bottle.
?
VHaflWRO)
KAUCI
FOO
iHHl$TIW.T.9
Constipation is nothing mere ,
than a clogging of the bowels'
and nothing len than vital stag?
nation or death if not relieved,
tf every constipate sufferer
could realize that be is allowing
poisonous filth to remain in li is
lystem, he would soon pet relief.
Constipation invites all kind of
contagion. Headaches, bilious?
ness, colds and many other ail?
ments disappear when consti?
pated bowels are relieved. Thed?
ford's Black-Draught thoroughly
cleans out tho bowels in an easy
and natural manner without tlie
purging of calomel or other vio?
lent cathartics.
Be sure that you get the origi?
nal Thedford's Black-Draught,
made by The Chattanooga Medi?
cine Co. Sold by all druggists in
/3 cent and 81.00 packages.
Moreen, Ark., May 20,1001.
I cannot recommend Thedford'sBlack*
Draught loo lilith ly. 1 keep It In mv house.
all tin- time and ham used lt for tlie Inst
ten y.-iars. 1 never part my children
any other laxative. 1 think I could
never bo table to work n -bout lt
on account of bo In ar troub-ed with
constipation. Your iii, ult Int; ls ,
all that keeps mc up.
C. B. McFarland.
liave enjoyed tire largest bus?
iness the present season that
we have ever had.
We Strive Diligently
to giye honest value feet
every dollar we 'get. WiU
yon], help us to furl her *u?
cess? We wiil -appreciate
your help. ! %
A. Lee Knowles Shoe Co,
21 \\, Mainstreet
Staunton, Va*.
PUTNAM'S
MUSIC STORE
THE BEST
EVERYTHING
IHSTTSIEI ZMZTTIC ZLIHSriE
PIANOS
of different grades to suit every state and every pocket book,
ORGANS
From $25.00 Upwards.
We guarantee satisfaction to every pur?
chaser.
All kinds expert piano tuning and repairing by Prof. R. L. Mid
il-ekauff.
?o?o?
WANTED at ali times good lo# run Pop?
ular Lynn and Cucumber Lumber sawed
>ne inch even lengths. Will .pay f 14.00 per
LOGO at our factory.
W. W. PUTNAM & Co., w'9t gygfo
Didn't Toil Insure loir Life Too?
Your neighbors insurance won't directly benefit you or 3 out loyed ones.
We insure our buildings against loss by fire, and y?t they may never ' burta
Town. We arc insuring against a Remote Possibility. If we don't mun out, tba
money we pay out never comes back to us or ours. Yet the satisfaction of beita-g
thus Protected we consider worth the cost.
When we insure our lives we insure against an absolute certainty;?we must
Ste, though our buildings mav never burn down, If we do not die before the end
of the paying period, and want no further protection we can get back in a lum,*.
sum all we paid out in small yearly payments that we did not miss so much bet*Jdea
baying had one loved ones protected all the while.
Most of the best thinking men of the world carry insurance on their liye*.
Don't wait till next spring ol next fall but INSURE NOW, before ^grip or
pneumonia or some other prevailing winter disease attacks you.
THE UNION CENTRAL, because of its position as set forth In "Ad"1 of Va-*
few weeks can and does sell good insurance cheaper than any other company doing
business in this county.
Organized 1*867. - - - Assets over i32.O00.-U0O
Write me, giving birth date and be convince that the
does giye the Maximum Protection at the Minimum cost.
G. LEE CHEW, Special Agent, Crabbottoii, Ya.
.38-55 HIGH POWER
smokeless cartridges, mad.; by ll. M. C. Co., to fit the regular .JS-55 Martin re?
peaters with Smokeless Steel Barrels, nive Inch velocity, fiat traiectory and great
smashing power. Tliey caa be reloaded with black powder as the twist of thc rifles
is adapted to both velocities.
120 ~.!'< catatotzt, 300 Wtttratlott. caver I* nlnt calar, wuilti lot S ifi/a/ia.
THE MARLIN FIRE ARM3 CO., - NEW HAVEN, CONN.
WE ARE NOW AGENTS
For the Famous
IVERS AHD TOHD PIAHOS
There are 299 of this make cf Piano used in the New England
Conservatory of Music of Boston, Mass., also usedjn 239 other Schools,
Colleges, Institutes and Convents in thirty-nine different staaten.
Write for prices.
Brereton & Heydenreich,
Kooma 15-10-18 Crowie Building,
Staunton, V
0 you have any trouble to get every
thing that you want in the drug line!
If so remember that we carry a large well
assorted stock and will he pleased to receive
your mail orders.
We offer the best selected stock in thc
Valley.
Prompt attention to orders.
Qualify the best to be had.
Fair prices.
Willson Bros.,
?l
Wholesale and Retail DruggiKts,
Staunton, Va