Highland recorder., October 30, 1903, Image 3

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|D Recroder
JL NEWS*
ERSONAL
of Interest to Home
|out Their Friends
Acquaintances.
Ann?
lifer Feet is coaling.
kincaid of the Bottom
May.
fie Si pe of Staunton is
lterey relatives.
hr about Tuesday the 3d
L being election day.
Jony Lightner was up
in business.
irs John K Johnston
Hf Slaven visited friends
H recently.
|ry Slaven , of Meadow
mpil of the Lewisburg
Trimble's you will find
britten! of shoes. Call
[trough the stock.
risit to the valley last
IkJ N Stover became ill
with much di flic ul ty
|ng that she made the
We trust she may soon
fi Notice?I will be nt
'nesdaY the 10th daY of
raiain four days.
0 J Campbell
f Wright is milking his
trip to Highland.
JW Sterrett and daughter,
[nie were over Wednesday
|ig for you -a pretty stock
ins and getieral merehau
and new, at i Q Sim motts
B Campbell of Meadow
in town recently.
1 Mrs W W Gum and Mr
<nJ P Terry of Back Creek
??(eeuble callers nt this office
Iii
V S Trimble will preach at
l<y at ll a. m. and Pisgah at
""# joundaY.
Ces, outings, flanneletts etc..
'? ciete line just arrived at J.
-Lurd & Sons.
Y:an get a good hand-made
suifcfurniture from T. H. & Ii F
S-'avfor $25 either cash or good
J'ft?d, such as beef or pork.
UiTwear in variety, for all
'""dind >izes of people, a coin
j'ieteoe at J Lnnsford & Sons'.
ff m want to feel real good
ind comfortable for the winter let
Whitelaw & Co. fit you up in
overcoat, a nice pair of boots
shoes and a suit of best under
ir.
? Charles Hull's family, on
'hany, are haying a serious
with measles.
John W Bini of Mill Gap is
rn gr a visit t<> her old home in
Ma count/.
?v. and shoes-you can now be
ttf, for the assortnient is com
jj|at I ty Simmons' store,
Price Campbell of Valley
?Ger was up Tuesday.
k to see our line of 12.50 cord?
er pants, J Lunsford & Sons.
rs Early Gum** sister of W Va.
is aktng her a ru&
emember, a new subscriber is
rs acceptable.
For Sale:?A double barrel
breech loading shot gan. good a?(
new, will be sold reasonable. Ap?
ply at this office,
Mr M F Wiley came in from W.
Va. Monday with GO nice two year
.old cattle.?They will probably be
fjurchased by Hon C P Jones.
For Overseer oe Poor, Monte
sy District?1 hereby announce
lyself a candidate for overseer of
r?r for Monterey district, and
Iromise if elected to faithfully per
lorui the duties of the office.
Respectfully,
Joseph A Hiter
Your interests carefully looked
.fter when you ship your produce
the well known commission
house, B W Howe & Co., 329
Washington St., New York City,
in care of Mr Ed C ftexrode. For
your poultry, eggs, chestnuts etc.
best prices .obtainable ?ud -jutck
returns.
All kinds of produce luton in
.exfhange for goods at E B White?
law & Co.'s
v Mr Jo-fph C Wol fen berger, of
^endhton, III. wUJjag been visa?
ing his relatives in this section of
the two Virginias, was j;i town the
latter part of last week.^ He was
accompanied by Miss Carrie Wag?
goner, of Pendleton county, going
on to Marhnton on Saturday. Mr
Wolfinberger is a relative of the
Siple, Hiner, and Armstrong fami?
lies, and his parents formerly re?
eded in Pocahontas.
Nature Ahr*.\ei? ix Her
Brightest Ga Ry .finds a parallel
in every section .of our store.
There's a bright, crisp newness
about the stock., very pleasing to
prospective buyers. Our iccreas*
*ng patronage is proof that vou
are quick to see these things. Our
buyers have returned from a trip
t) the northern markets and ?ivery
thing that is new and up-to-dAte
for fall wear is now being shown.
Won't you come while every thing
fsnew and fresh?
Shreckbise & Bear.
Why are the roads so dry and
lusty and why so windy? The
candidates, my friend, the candi
lates.
Mr Gilbert Siron one of our
prominent east side men made us a
pleasant visit Wednesday.
Mutton every other day is on the
bill of fare of a bear which has
been circulating in the Tamarack
Ridge section for several days.
Mr Har iingGum a thrift? young
farmer of the Hightown section
paid us his respects Monday.
Before you buy you should see
the line of ladies' cloaks and wraps
it E B Whitelaw & Co.'s Genu
nely stylish garments.
Rev J W McNiel of the Method?
ist Church ts doing a good work on
die Green Bank circuit. So far,
;his year, he has had fifty conver?
sions. This is Mr MeNiel's last
fear at Green Bank.
Look at the slip on vour paper.
[t gives the date to which von are
?aid. If You are a year behind,
please remit.
Mr Bob McGtiffin and Miss Clara
Seed of Bular were in town Tues
iay.
I Q Simmons, merchant. Crab
bottom, has returned from north?
ern Marketa, and has now to place
jefore his people, one of the bfst
?nd most complete stocks of goods
?ver brought to Crabbottom valley.
A look at the goods will prove the
statement.
HI rs J M Colaw returned this
week from Pocahonts county,
where she has been visting relatives
Another and a larger cabbage
head was brought to our office this
week by Mr A J VVavbright. lt
weighed 19 pounds.
Mr ami Mrs Jacob G Hevener re
I ur md last week from a visit to
relatives in Augusta.
Mr .lames 0 Hiner and little
laughter Sula of Augusta spent
?e\eral days here recently.
Mr J C Harold of Meadow Dale
was over Friday, last.
I have been very careful in mv
selections of ladies' dress goods,
and have now a line that is strictly
up to date in everY respect. This
line I show with pleasure to the
ladies of Crabbottom. I Q Simmons
Perhaps we saved your property
and the town by asking }Ou last
fall to examine your Hue. We
don't know about that, certainly,
but we remind you again that the
time of year has come that a little
time spent in fortifying against
possible loss by fire will be time
well spent. You owe it to your?
self, your family and the town. We
have no way to fight fire, let us
take precautions
Mr Ed Rexrode, a Highland boy,
is still with the established New
York commission house, B W Howe
& Co.. 329 Washington St, New
Yrork City. For four years Mr
Rex rode has served these people,
and he is in a position to handle
to advantge the produce of High?
land merchants. Remember this
firm when you ship your poultry,
eggs, chestnuts etc.
*v Maude, the 8 years old, daughter
of Henry A Slaven, died of pneu?
monia, after au illness of but two
days, at her home near Monterey
on Saturday morning. The re?
mains were taken to Mill Gap. the
Wade grave yard, for interment on
Sunday. ^
" Mr and Mrs Wm P Rexrode re?
turned last Friday from an extend?
ed visit in West Ya, -They evident?
ly sooke a good word for the Re?
corder while on the journey for
they brought us three new sub?
scribers. Thank you yery much,
Mr A G McOu0ij?. proprietor of
Bolar Springs, called recently to
see u* while in Monterey on busi?
ness. He says the best season Bolar
Spring has ever known has just
closed and that the outlook for the
coming season is bright indeed.
Mr McGuffin says he finds his bus?
iness of shipping the water is in
creaiug. Even at Hot Springs hf
has regular customers.
V B Bishop & Co. will open in a
few davs a fine line of fall and
winter dress goods and millinery,
which are offerre4 at Jow prices.
Miss Adams is in charge of this
department and will be glad if you
will favor her with a call.
VMr A H Jones of McDowell pas.-,
/ed this way Wednesday with i
hunch of 30 or 40 Angora goat*:
If he doe* not make sale of them ip
the county he will take them ttl
Pocahontas. A Jot of 265 Angoras
from Texas belonging to Mr Jones
and Mr John Robson of Augusta
county, will arrive at Millboro this
week. They have nearly all been
sold to parties in Bath and High?
land. Mr Jones says High lane
is the greatest goat countn
on earth, and he firmly believe*
theY eau be profitably handled
here.
I will (D V) preach Sunday Not
1 at Rehoboth ut ll a. tn. and a'
Green Hill at 3 p. m.
R L Eutsler.
The memorial, or funeral servici
of Mr and Mrs Henry Mullenai
will be held in New Church, Sun
day Nov. 8th at ll a m.
H A Murrill
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Broke Into HU Howe
3 Le Qu(nn of Cavendish, Vt., was rob
. bed of his customary health by inyasioi
I of Chronic Constipation. When Di
King's New Life Pills bnke into bi
house, his trouble was arrested and nov
1 he's entirely cured. They're guarantee*
' to cure, 35c at K II Trimble's drug ston
Doo Hill Doings.
Doe Hill, Oct. 26?Your corres?
pondent had the pleasure of at?
tending the annual meeting of the
Womans Foreign Missionary Socie?
ty, which was held in Greene Me?
morial church, Roanoke, Va., Oct.
18 20.
^ We had the pleasure of listen?
ing to au able discourse on Sunday
morning, by Bishop Wilson, and in
the afternoon, to addresses by Mrs
Bishop Wilson, Pres. of the Balto.
Cool Society, and Mrs Robinson,
of Washington, urging the impor?
tance of interesting the young peo?
ple in this great work, and asking
the co-operation of the pastors in
trying to form new societies.
Monday and Tuesday were demot?
ed to business. The reports from
the different societies showing an
increase along all lines of mission?
ary work.
Monday night Mrs Dr Hankius
delivered the address of welcome,
which was responded to by Mrs
Wilson. Mrs J T Williams, in her
sweet, and winning manner gave
us greetings from the Home Mis?
sion Society of which she is Presi?
dent. After service a reception
was held in thc Sunday school
room for the delegates and visitors
which was much enjoyed.
Tuesday night's services consist?
ed of songs, recitations by the
children, interspersed with 6olos.
quartettes, etc. by the choir which
were exceedingly well rendered.
Bishop Wilson gave us a talk on
Brazil where he bas recently spent
sometime.
There were about fiftv delegates
present, as well as,somedistinguish?
ed visitors, who carry home with
them the most pleasant thoughts
of Roanoke, and her people.
The recent cold spell, and the
falling of the leaves, remind us
that we will soon be in the grasp
of winter's icy fingers.
[/A yery welcome boarder has ta?
ken lodging with Mr and Mrs
Chas Pitzen berger, a little girl.
* Mr Jonathan Eagle and Miss
Ida Blagg, of this neighborhod,
were married at W W Samples'on
S rait Creek last Thursday by Rey
R L Eutsler. We extend congrat?
ulations.
Our school, under the manage?
ment of Miss Lillian Hook, assist?
ed by Misses Mary Hi uer and Rose
Blagg opened last Tuesday. The
outlook is very promising for a
good school.
Mr J M Blagg is still quite ill.
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Messrs J ll Grogg and L Dudley
of the firm of Dudley k Grogg of
Parkersburg, and Mr J H Kidwell,
after spending several days at the
h me ot Mrs Somers on Bullpas
i ure mountain, looking after their
timber interests in that locality, re?
turned to their homes Saturday.
Mr M G Zim, one of the leading
oil producers of Dodridge county,
W. Va., came to McDowell to see
Mr Kidwell itt regard to one of his
oil farms in Wirt Co., W. Va.
While here Mr Zim secured from
Mr Kidwell a lease on the property,
paving for same a bonus of $ 1,000
and one-eighth of all oil and gas
returned. Mr Zim returned to
Parkersburg to prepare for drill?
ing.
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Betsy and I Killed The Bear11
vLast week an exciting bear chase
took place on the Shenandoah. It
was enjoyed by several of the Nim?
rods of the Cowpasture, the old
time bear hunter, Mr Charles Gwin
being captain of the party. Bruit)
wus started in the double of the
Shenandoah and was overtaken at
the Slate Rock on Gwin mountain.
He was sold to McNulty Bros. for
$22 and shipped by them to New
Jersey.' He had a crop off the left
ear which is said to be S M Niel's
mark. He weighed over 300
pounds, ^~
Alderinan Smith Well Again
Alderman J F Smith of Indian?
apolis, Ind., contracted a severe cold *\
which grew rapidly worse until his
physicians said he had all the svin
toms of hasty consumption. The
physician's prescriptions and seyer
al proprietar) preparations failed
to help bim. A friend recommend?
ed Foley's Honey and Tar, and iii a
few days he began to improve and
the second bottle cured him com?
pletely. He says it is the best rem?
edy for coughs, colds and lung
trouble he has ever known. Accept
no substitutes. Sold by all dealers
The Salve That Heal*
'without leaving a scar is DeWitt's.
The rame Witch Hazel is applied
to miiuy salves, but DeWitt's
Witch Ha^el Salve is the only
Witch Hazel Salve made that con?
tains the pure unadulterated witch
hazel. If any other Witch Hazel
Salve is offered you it is a counter?
feit. E C DeWitt invented Witch
Salve and DeWitt's Witch Hazel
is the best salve in the world for
cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, or blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by K H Trimble.
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Confessions of a Priest
Rev .ino. S Cox, of Wake, ArV., writes,
"For *2 years I suffered from Yellow
Jaundice, I consulted a number of physi?
cians and tried all sorts of medicines, but
got no relief. Then I began the use of
Electric Bitters and feel that I am now
i cured of a disease that had me in its
. grasp for twelve years." If you want a
j reliable medicine for Liver and Kid ne/
r trouble, stomach disorder or general de
I' bility. get Electric Bitten. It's guaran?
teed by K H Trimbje, druggist. Only $Oc
Attempted Self-Destruction
At a time of temporary mental
rangement, Yrs John ll Samples
take her life, at her
tempted to take
nie on Strait Cr
eek on Thursday
gilt of lust week.
Mr Samples and children, except'
e Youngest (ton. whom he left
th his step-mother, were attend?
er, church at Si-ybert Chapel. Dur
g his absence, and after the little
T had retired, Mrs Samples secur
a knife, a Barlow with a two
ch. dirk blade, from the boy's
cket, and stepping to the back
rch stabbed herself twice in the
roat. After inflicting tlie wounds
rs Samples made her way into
e kitchen and fell, where she was
lind in an insensible condition by
r Samples when he returned.
Dr Chas B Fox was hurriedly
mmoned and all that could be
ne for the comfort of the patient
is speedliY accomplished. Mrs
tuples regained consciousness.
d has somewhat recover from the
>s of blood and the great shock,
d there is hope that she may re
ver. Yet from the grave charac
r of the wound it would scarcely
mi possible that she could live.JJJJ
For a number of years Mrs Barn?
es has been a great sufferer, what
i would term a hopeless invalid,
d the condition of mind causing
r to commit this act, was due to
r prolonged suffering and help
isness and hopelessness.
It is a sad occurrance, and has
lied forth many expression of re
et and sympathy.
Aged flan Kills Baby
A special dispatch to the Globe
miocrat, from Leroj, Kan. dated
:t. 20th, states that Peter Winier,
ed 70 years, is charged with the
ardor of a little girl. Wimer
arreled with a man living on his
rm and shot at him and just as
shot the hired man's wife with
:hild in her arms stepped in range
the ball which entered the chilli's
le and death resulted. Peter
imer was a native of Pendleton
linty and a brother of Nathan
imer of this place.
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A Cure For Dyspepsia
I had dyspepsia in its worst form
id felt miseiable most all the
ne. Bid not enjoy eating until
ter I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
liich has completely cured me.
rs VV WSaylor, Hilliard, Pa. No
?petite, loss of strength, nervous
?ss, headache, constipation, bad
eath, sour risings, indigestion.
spepsia and all stomach troubles
e quickly cured by the use of
odol represents the natural juices
indigestion combined with the
?eatest known tonic and recon
ructive properties. It cleanses,
irities. and sweetens the stomach.
dd by K ll Trimble.
otal Registration for Years 19o2.
3 Under New Constitution
recincts Whites Col'd Total
uck man's 107 107
eveners store 89 2 '91
ew Hampdeu 104 164
jurt House 281 5 286
Nilson's Mill 115 115
ethlehem 171 3 174
ullin's S H 143 10 153
teuart's Mill 62 1_ 63
Totaf 1132 21 1153
How to Be l-l. cted
[r Editor:
In the charming letter of Wise
?st week reference was made to a
mdid ite. a bear and a parson. If
ur editor and correspondent will
mder Mr Frank Rexrode service
i efficient after election, should he
e elected, ax the parson rendered
fter the bear hunt he will likely
old his office for years.
Candidates who wish to be sure
f election will please send in deer,
eef, pork or bear before election.
Very truly yours
Parson
rabbottom, Va.
To Cure A Cold In One Day
ake Laxative Bromc Quinine Tablets.
ll druggists refund the money if it fails
>cure. E. W. Grove's signature oneach
ox. 25c.
A Love Letter
Would not interest you if you're look
ig for a guaranteed Salve for Sores,
urns or Piles' Otto Dodd, of Ponder,
Io. writes: "I coffered with an ugly
ire for a year, but a box of Bueklen's
trnica Salve cured me. It's the hept
alve on eaith, 25c at K ll Trimble's
rug store
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TRUSTEES SALE
General merchandise?As trus
ee, I will, for 30 days from this
ate, sell Charles m McClintic's
tock of general merchandise, con
isting of dry goods, groceries,
lardware, boots, shoes &c, at Bolar
In.
At cost, for casu?Parties Bar?
na open accounts with the store
rill call during this time and have
hem adjusted E H McCliutic.
)ct 22. '03 Trustee.
Dieting Invites Disease
To cure dyspepsia or indigestion
t is no longer necessary to 'ive on
uilk and toast. Starvation produ?
ces euell weakness that the whole
ifftett becomes an easy prey to
lisease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ed?
ibles the stomach and digestive
irgans to digest and assimilate all
>f the wholesome food that one
jares to eat, and is a never failing
mre for indigestion. dyspepsia and
ill stomach troubles. Kodol di?
gests what you eat?makes thc
stomach sweet. Sold by K II Trim?
ble,
60 different games?all new
?one in each package of
Lion Coffee
at your Grocer's.
Hotel Exchange
Mrs W A Sipe, Proprietress,
STAUNTON, VA.
11,00 per day $1.00
The best of attention paid
to the comfort of the trav?
eling public. Patronage
of Highland people solic?
ited.
FOLEYSIMriMM
Cures Colds; Prcvonts Pneumonia
?aaaaganct'-f-iwTi^-i^-^.ii.^-it.iv .,?~~-._
Jacksons River Items
Pine Grove, Oct. 27?Mr and Mrs
Frank Gardner of Elkins, W Va..
are visiting relatives here.
Mr M Houlihan is improving
slowly.
Our friend James Corrigan is do?
ing some good electioneering at
times. Kefp at it Jimmy the time
is drawing near.
Mr Wesley Shaffier and wife
moved to Boyer this week.
We had two sermons at the Ail
vent church Sunday, brother Koot
at ll, brother Gardner at 3.
Mr M Houlihan's barn came ne; r
being burned Sunday evening?
the boy with the cigarette.
Farmers are busy with their
corn.
All the boys have gone to camp.
Paul Bunion
Pinckney, Oct. 20-Mrs W A
McGluaghlin is very sick.
One of J II Griffin's children has
been very sick we are glad to suv
the child is improving. Dr Fox is
physician.
Eld M H Corbett returned last
Wednesday from Rock bridge Co.
Mr Musto McUlaughlin was a
pleasant caller at Mr J P Hiller's
on last Sunday eyening.
Messrs J B and P ll Iliner are
visiting friends in W Va.
Mr P K Kramer of Monterey
was the guest of Mr J P Hiner last
night.
Mr L B Doyle is preparing to
build a new house?look out for
the weddings.
From four medium size potatoes
Mr J C Pruitt raised H bushels of
fine ones.
Mr Dave Corbett is home from
the lumber camp. Cleopatra
WANTED?Fai'tbfuPperson to trayel
and supervise force of salespeople and
make collections for manufacturing
bouse. Straight salary *20 a week and
expenses. Salary paid weekly and ex?
pense money advanced. Previous ex?
perience unnecessary. Local territory.
Business sucessful. Position permanent.
Enclose self-addressed envelope. Super
intendent. 32-1 Dearborn St., ( hicago.
Sept ll, 12t
I
who represents the
Marquis Marble anil Granite Co.
of Staunton, Va.
wishes to thank his many friends
in Highland for their liberal pat?
ronage of the past and solicits a
continuance of same.
FRANK GRIM, Proprietor,
is ready to furnish the Best Work at
Lowest Prices. See bia before buying.
iWBHONEMAR
stope the cough and heals lungs
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep?
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
?? it ? heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
lil^jJv' t?Y\ ^ty^r^* fa''ure or apoplexy
J Inw&'j 'ha ^jj pare often the result
of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble is al?
lowed to advance the
^Z kidney-poisoned
blood will attack the
J.m-?* vital organs or the
kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles 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, lt stands the highest for Us won?
derful cures of tba most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may
have a sample bottle of
this wonderful new dis?
covery and a book that
tells all about it, both
sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper,
Don't make any mistake, bul remem?
ber the name. Swamp-Hoot, Dr. Kilmer's
1 Swamp-Hoot, and the address, Bingnani
*pn,N. f., on every bottle
Home of Swamp-Roof.
[lie Timberlake Shoe Co.
21 W. Main St. - Staunton. Va.
'ery well dressed lady Dught to have a pair of QUEEN QUALITY
shoes, they are the most satisfactory on the market today.
Send us your orders and we will be glad to
fill them. We keep every thing in
the shoe and boot line, also
trunks, bags, suit
cases and um?
brellas.
The TimtalaiG Sloe Co.
Successors to The A. Lee Knowles Shoe Co.
UTHAM'S MUSIC STORE
In the past eight years we
have made and sold nearly
20,000 Organs
We manufacture them our
selyes at our own factory at
Staunton, Va. and eau afford to
sell them at lower prices than
any one else can porssibly offer?'
$27 Upwards
:?**&^&&$
Pianos $165.00 Upwards
Six Standard makes from which to select
I very thing in the music line
V. W. PUTNAM & Co.. "'"' "ifffv.,
FARM MACHINERY!
In addition to our line of *
Ugh Grade Bone Fertilizers,
Hay, Grain, Seeds and Feed
Of all kinds we also carry a full line of
OSBORNE
Jinders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders.
Harrows and Cultivators.
We also carry a full line of Buggies and Wagons of the highest grades. Tb*
'eber Wagon is king of all.
We sell the latest improved Manure Spreader made. We represented tbs J. 1
us Threshing Machine Co. and can giye you a first-class outfit. Buy a Black
awk Corn Planter. It has no equal drops just what you want every tims. Whsa
e weather gets warm you will want a Refrigerator. Call on as; wo have the best
ie made?not cheap, but good.
We buy Cow Peas bv the car load. Prices are right.
Black & Bowma^
. 0. Box 532, Phone 548 15 MiddlelS^^^.. Staunton
THE LESTER PIAHO.
Are YOU thinking of purchasing a Piano?
If so, why not investigate the merits of the
STEft?
We have placed instruments of this splendid make in the homes of
lessr- W. H. Matlieny, W. H. Stephenson, and J. A. Jones, of High
and County, and refer you to either as to their good qualities. Wo
ave also placed eight in the Lewisburg Female Institute at Lewisburg,
V. Va. Write us for prices, or call.
Brereton & Heydenreich,
tooms 15-10-18 Crowie Building, ... Staunton, V
Buy Paint WithReputation
Paints that are made with Pure Linseed Oil only.
Linseed Oil is the life-giving, preservative ele?
ment in Paints.
Manv mixed paints are made with adulterated
Oil, Water, Benzine and Soap Mixtures.
Avoid them, they are low priced, but hare no
durability. They waste your cost of labor.
Jno. .W Mausry & Son's
House Paints
have a reputation of FIFTY YEARS.
They are pure linseed oil paints. In using them,
no experiment is made. You haye success and
great durability assured before you start.
Color cards and prices for th** asking.
Willson Bros.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Staunton, Va