Highland recorder., November 06, 1903, Image 3

About Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

                
Highland Recroder
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintances.
Mr W A bussard has gone to
Pocahontas county to take charge
of a saw mill.
Mr Ira Gutshall came in from
the Cheat woods last week to do up
some work at home.
Mr John Hevener has gone to
Columbus, 0. with the view of get?
ting employment.
Mr E A llicklin called recently
nnd gave us some words of encour?
agement and a dollar.
Mrs N A Whitelaw and son Robt
have measles. Mrs Whitelaw has
been right sick.
Do vou need a cloak ? If ?*o come
to us before buying. Weean save
you money.
Shreckhise & Bear.
Miss Annie Stephenson of Jack?
sons river was in town Saturday
last.
Mr John H Hevener, of Crabbot?
tom was in town Monday. He
tells us he bas had a very busy sea?
son in house building.
Mrs Howard Wade and son Os?
car of Mill (Jap made us a pleasant
visit Monday.
Mr Ed Gillett and Miss Barnie
B Lindsay of Bath tountv were
united in marriage on the 4th by
Kev Wm C White.
Mr Tobe McClintic of the River
was up on a business trip Monday.
For fine Dress Goods, silks and
trimmings call on
Shreckhise & Bear.
Mr Don Sullenberger and bride
returned Saturday. They are board?
ing with Mrs L A Orndorff.
Mr John P Gwin of Horton is
making a visit to his Monterey
friends.
Mr and Mrs W T Sw ad ley re?
turned this week from visiting rel?
atives at Dayton.
Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and
matting. Largest stock, lowest
prices at
Shreckhise & Bear.
The best $1 00 kid glove that
cnn be made is sold bf Shreckhise
& Bear, phone or write them for a
pair.
We are in receipt of a copy of the
Democrat published at Tulsa Ind
TajritoBUjh'ch cort ins?t' o ight
f ul bu no ay School address delivered
bv Rev J N Cobb who is stationed
at that place.
Dental Notice?I will be at
Doe Hill Tuesday the 10th dav of
Nov. to remain four days. ^
0 J Campbell
Waiting for you?a pretty stock
of notions and general merchan?
dise, nice and new, at 1 Q Simmons
Calicoes, outings, flanneletts etc.,
a complete line just arrived at J.
Lunsford & Sons.
Sale of Calves?150 white face,
steer calves for sale, on November
Oth, by H DJCoiner,
Phone 55 Waynesboro, Va.
You can get a good hand-made
*uit of furniture from T. H. & H F
Slaven for $25 either cash or good
produce, such as beef or pork.
Messrs Wm and Frank Barr are
plastering Mr L A Caricholfs new
dwelling.
Underwear in variety, for all
kinda and sizes of people, a com?
plete line at J Lunsford k Sons'.
The Halloween spooks were
much in eytdence on that eve,
changed a few signs, elevated some
door 6teps etc.
If you want to feel real good
and comfortable for the winter let
E B Whitelaw ft Co. fit von up in
a nice overcoat, a nice pair of boola
or shoes and a suit of best under?
wear.
For Sale:?A double barrel
breech loading shot gan, good as
new, will be sold reasonable. Ap?
ply at thi-* office.
Mr V B Bishop has gone io Elk
ton to pay a visit to bis mother,
and assist in exterminating a few
birds. His son Miller accompanied
him.
"Ask to see our line of $2.50 cord?
uroy pant*, J Lunsford k Sons.
Mrs A A Shumate has gone to
Franklin to see her mother, Mrs
Dice who i? quite ill.
Hats and shoes?you can now be
auittd, for the assortment is com?
plete at I Q Simmons1 store,
Mrs John Bussard died ti lier
borne near Bolar on Friday even?
ing of last week. She leaves a
young husband and a little babe
two weeks old. Mrs Bussard was a
daughter of Mr David Carpenter.
Cured of Piles After 40 Years
Mr C Haney, of Geneva. 0., bad
tbe piles for forty years. Poctor and
dollars coutd do bim no lasting
flood. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured hiai premaneutly. Invaluable
for cuts, burns, bruises, sprains,
lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt
rheum, and all other skin diseases.
Jiook for tbe name De Witt on thc
package-all others are cbeap, worth?
ies conn terf its. Sold by K H Trim
Mr VV L Hinkle of Boyer, W Va.
nd Miss Reta Robertson of Crab
tan were united in marriage at the
'resbyterian Manse on Wednesday
y Rev W S Trimble. Tl<couple
eparted immediately for the homo
f the groom at Boyer.
Mr J H Parmer cfllled Wednesd?
ay and renewed his subscription;
)r his br6ther-iu-law in the West.
Every thing to beautify the
onie can be found at
Shreckhise & Bear.
Your interests carefully looked
Ffr?r when you ship your produce
) the well known commission
ouse, B VV Rowe & Co., 329
Washington St., New York City,
i care of Mr Ed 0 Rexrode. For
Dur poultry, eggs, chestnuts etc.
est prices obtainable and quick
4urns.
All kinds of produce taken in
(change for goods at E B White
iw & Co.'s
Mrs C A Dickson of Trimble
as in town Monday doing some
lopping.
Furs of every description, from
ie smallest scarf to the handsoin
t coat or cape can be found at
Shreckhise & Bear.
Before you buy you should see
ie line of ladies1 cloaks and wraps
E B Whitelaw & Co.'s Genu
ely stylish garments.
Mr John C Propst and Miss
Duvina Propst of W Va. were
arried near the state line at
leisher's on Wednesday, Rev R L
utsler officiating.
Will the Recorder please an
ruince that I will ( D V) preach at
ightown next Sunday at ll a. m.
id at New Hampden at 7 p. m.
Those concered, will please note
ie change from the regular order,
?versing the usuui schedule. This
tange is made for this Sabbath
uly, in yiew of a funeral, which
on ld conflict with the usual hour
, New Hampden, ut ll"a. m.
VV S Trimble.
I Q Sim mons, merchant. Crab
ottom, has returned from north
rn markets, nnd has now to place
efore his people, one of the best
nd most complete stocks of goods
ver brought to Crabbottom valley.
. look at the goods will prove the
bateman t.
Rev It L Eutsler will preach at
Ionterey at ll a. m.. and at Strait
!reek 3 p. m., next Sunday.
Ladies1 shoes for fall and winter
rear, a most pleasing assortment,
t E B Whitelaw & Co's.
Rev Mr Dickey will preach Sun
ay at Asbury at ll a. m., Crabbot
om 3 p. m., Union Chapel 7 p. m.
I have been very careful in mv
elections of ladies1 dress goods,
nd have now a line that is strictly
p to date in every respect. Thu
iue 1 show with pleasure to the
itdies of Crabbottom. I Q Simmon?
Hon Chas P and E B Jones are
Mending Franklin court.
IU Taswell Fitz water of Crab,
lottoin was in town Wednesday
Mending to some business matters.
Mr Ed Rexrode, a Highland boy,
s still with the established New
fork commission house, B W Rowe
l Co.. 820 Washington St., New
fork City. For four years Mr
{exrode has served these people,
,nd he is in a position to handle
o advantge the pioduce of Iligh
and merchants. Remember this
irm when you ship your poultry,
ggs, chestnuts etc.
Doseif t Respect Old Age
It's shameful when youth falls to show
roper respect for old age, but just the
outrary iu the case of Dr King's New
Aie Pills. The entre off maladies no mat?
er how severe aud irrespective of old
ge. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, fever, oon-j
lipation all yield to this perfect Pill
5c, at K ll Trimble drug store.
Pants Of All Kinds
At C W Trimble's you will find
i most complete line of dress pants,
?est styles and quality; also work*
ng pants in corduroy, kersey,
leans etc. right values at right
irices. In this extensive line 1 am
issured the trade will be interested
ind 1 would be pleased to haye you
ook through it.
Very truly,
C VV Trimble.
iut One Vacant Dwelling: In
Monterey
Mr Peter K Kramer has moved
tis family to the Cunningham
property now owned by Paul
Urown. Mr Ed Beverage has mov
?d to the dwelling on the Sieg
.dock and Mr Arlie Ervine has
uoved into the V B Bishop, Flem
ng house. This makes Monterey
fall up with the exception of the
Campbell dwelling, now owned by
Vir S VV Crunimett,
A Scientific Discovery
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for
he stomach that which it is unable
;o do for itself, even when but
slightly disordered or over-loaded.
?odol Dyspepsia Cure supplies the
latural juices of digestion and does
Me work of the stomach, relaxing
.he nervous tension, while the in
lamed muse'es of that organ nre
il lowed to rest and heal. Kodol
Dy?pepsia Cure digests what yoi]
Itt and enables the stomach an
ligestive organs to transform n{
Food into, rici
ll Trimble.
Official Vote, Highland County. Nov. 3. 1903.
01 -<r Comr. Baronne
rreasr. Com Aty Sheriff l/omr.j ^
01 I 2 i tc _, "5
Bll?o '*- ^ * S 3 S 5
rtnckman's 45
Havener's (50
Ni. Hampden 78
Court Hcuse 177
Wilson's 88
Cullin's 78
Steuart's 21
Bethlehem 105
89
18
59
G3
88
48
23
46
Wt"
51
50
104
111
29
86
21
81
488"
? I
27
ll!)
07
91
94
68
488"
tc
o
2(5
40
89
171
69
74
20
75
84
46
G8
14
9
8
51 24
285117
17
89
189
77
44
8
31
876*
0
10
8
50
10
80
0*5 1
(J 2
17 0
14 47
5 14
40 17
"iso'o'o"
23
81
20
o
15
12
43
1?6"
56
Result of Election as to District
Olficers
BLUB GB88S DISTRICT
T) A Stephenson for Supervisor?
ftpcknian't 68; Hevener's 55; New
lampden 31. Total 154,
? K Hex rode for supervisor:
>uckmau's 15; Reveller's VJ and
STew Hampden 103. Total 137.
FM Hird, A T Newman and C
[) Newlan were elected justices of
be peace; J K Kramer overseer of
*oor, and S S Wade constable.
MONTEREY DISTRICT
A A Judy for supervisor: Court
muse 128, "and Wilson's Mill 34.
Potal 162.
Josiah Wilson for supervisor:
:ourt house 112, Wilson's Mill 61
-total 173.
.) W Simmons, W S Thompson,
ind J Lee Hiner were elected jus?
tices of the peace and Joseph Jone.?
iverscer of poor.
STONEWALL DISTRICT
Joseph II Miner for supervisor
?eceived at Bethlehem 120, nt Put?
in's 24 and at Steuart's 16, total
109.
E J Malov for supervisor received
rt Bethlehem 22, at frilling 101,
it Sterno t's 20, total 140.
S C Eagle, A ll Jones and P V
Hupman were elected justices of
the peace, J M Crow lev constable
md J lt Beathe overseer of poor.
Mr Sterrett carried Bath by 15,
md Hock bridge by about 400, as?
suring bis election.
^flodern Woodmen of America
On Wednesday night W W T)ree
leputy state consul, assisted by Mr
Clay Ham bart nnd Mr 1 B Bussard
organized a lodge ut Monterey with
il cburter members. They will
organize at McDowell Friday.
Mr Barn hart will then go to
Covington and Mr Bussard to
Staunton to work up organizations
From the Blue Grass Valley.
Crabbottom. Nov. 2?We are
having delightful weather just nov.
but wp anticpate, that many of our
candidates will have rough sailing
on the Revenue Cutter tomorrow.
? Mt Taswell Fitzwater is now in
the Valley looking out a farm, hav?
ing (we understand) conditionally
sold here.
M A Colaw sold a fine pair of* 3
year old colts last we?*k tor $250.
Mr Geo Smith of your place
brought a fine lot of yearlings to
J B Hidy's last week to have them
pastured for a month or so
Mr Mike Mauzy and wife of
Plattsmouth, Neb. are visiting
relatives here.
Messrs Robert. Newman and Wm
P Will and family contemplate
leaving us for Okla. T., in h few
weeks. / We really hate to see so
many of o*jr old friends have, but
our love aud provers ever follow
them.
Mr Esau Rexrode who has been
Complaining for several weeks died
suddenly Tuesday night at his
home on Frank's Run. He was a
good honest mau, about 70 years
old and leaves four children and a
host of friends and relatives to
mourn bis loss. His wife proceed"
ed him to the grave a few months
ago,
'.'?Together let us sweetly live
Together let us di?."
The protracted services Mt.
Zion church is still in pi gress
while more than fifty persons have
found pardon for their sn is and
many have professed sanctification.
We hopi the good svork will go on
until e?ery sinner; old and young,
big and little, find sweet peace in a
glorified Saviour.
Owing to peculiar circumstances
and a lack of time we were unable
to prepare in time for publication,
last wefek, the carefully prepared
slate which we promised our friends
but we haye every assurance both
written and oral that our county
debt will be refunded at the earliest
possible date and the useless ex?
penditure of paying premiums on
scalps discontinued and many oth?
er county schools and road will re?
ceive the most careful considera?
tion in the near future. Of course
our official friends know their ac?
tions are public property and we
haye a right to know what they do
and where they stand, but a4,l)uch
man like me" don't know much
about the ways that are dark and
the tricks that are cunning in poli?
tics and therefore is excusable tor
getting bis friends into a close
place once in a while.
We are not going to denounce
them as hypocritical blatherskites
or something worse without giving
them another chance and ample
time to look niter the interest of
the whole people and if they
follow the example set at the poor
farm we will and can say, well
done good and faithful servants of
the people etc. Come up higher.
VV ise.
MEY$KIB"NEY?UM
lUkcs Kidneys and Bladder RigM
A Quiet Election
Peaceful ness and quietude were
imminent and agreeable features
if our county election. From all
mints in the county the gratifying
eport comes that a genteel cam
MiigU had been conducted and that
t was closed in a clean and orderly
nanner.
We have seen county elections in
highland, where the feeling ran
ligh, toat were not so nice and
dean as this one wa?, but the
imes are changing. Either law.
ur sentiment (we would prefer to
ittnbiite it to the latter) are rapid
y chocking out the old time booze
md boodle, haul and pull methods
if the years but recently passed
ind a more perfect order of things
s rapidly taking their place.
What a great step for the better.
"aurevoir.
With Apologies to?*'l Want to Etc
An Angel."
BY
['d love to be a candidate
Aol with the candidates stand
\ two by four grin on my face
And an ever shaking hand.
[\1 go all o\er the county
And talk to all the men?
['d ask Ma about the baby.
And Sal abo'it the hen.
i'd praise all I ever cussed,
Id worship all I'd praised;
i;or it 'twill not last so very long,
These caudideutial days.
Tis back to work we go now boys,
We've lost,who thought we'd u in;
Jut the tuan who gets the cussing
now.
Is the one that they've put in.
The Pen Contest
Who ran write the sentence ?
Buv a Paul E Wirt fountain pen
if H M Slaven, Monterey, Va."?
:he greatest number of times on a
postal card? If Vou can You get
i handsome, $6 fountain pen. If
Vou are second best You get a $3
pen.
These pens are or. exhibition al
FI M Slaven's Jewelry store and
ire beauties.
Cards must be in by Dec. 15,
noon.
Yoi* maybe tbe winner. It is
worth a trial,
A Good Name
From personal experience I testi?
fy that. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
[ire unequalled as a liver pill. They
are rightly named because they
give strength and energy and do
their work with ease.?WT Easton
Boer ne, Tex. Thousands of people
[ire using these tiny little pills in
preference to all others, because
they are so pleasant and effectual.
They cure biliousness, torpid liver,
jaundice, sick headache, constipa?
tion, etc. They do not purge and
weaken, but cleanse and strength?
en. Sold bv K II Trimble.
Valley Center Items.
Nov. 3?Rev R L Eutsler preach?
ed a very interesting sermon at Re?
hoboth last Sunday morning from
John XU:28?subject, "The Fath?
er's love."
p Aunt Sarah Matheny is speeding
a few days willi her daughter Mrs
Malissa Bird.
Mr Anson Bird, wife and son,
Lloyd returned from Pocahontas
Friday.
V Mr Claud Shilling of Hillsbor?
ough, is spending a mouth with
relatives here.
Mr Sollie Rexrode, who has been
complaining for sometime is able
to be out again.
t Mr D V Ruckman and son Glenn
spent Friday night with Mr E A
Wade and family.
V Miss Ruby Cum is teaching in
the family of Mr Adam McLaugh?
lin.
?*? Mr Stephen Wallace is visiting
his brother Mr Jo lui Wallace.
Mr E L Matheny has been mak?
ing good use of bis time, since the
turkey law came in; killed one the
first day. Naomi
Not a Sick Day Since
"I w.as taken severely sick with kidney
trouble. 1 tried all sorts of medicines
none of which relieved mc. One day '
saw an ad of your Electiic Bitten an*
determined to try that. After taking!
few doses I felt relieved, and MOO there
after was entirely cured, and have no
seen a sick day since. Neighbors 0
mine have been cured of [rheumatism
neuralgia, liver and kidney troubles an<
peneral debility." This is what 15. V
Bass, of Fremont, N. C. Writes. Uni;
50e, at K II Trimble, druggist,
sssssasasssss??sssi <n ssbbsjbmssssbsbjbsb
New Blacksmith Business
Having recently purchased tin
blacksmith shop, tools kc. former
ly owned by James 0 Hiner. I au
now conducting the business am
ask for a share of tho public pat
rnnage. I have, t!i:' cervices of i
skilled workman nnd v. ill give QT
personal attention to the business
satisfaction in work at reasonabl
prices guaranteed. Respectfully,
ItD Ed C Beverage.
ii - kj
? I
JrWy
Aw3iOd3.: ^-Vy*-^
60 different games?all nev/
?ono in each package of
nt your Grocer's.
Hotel Exchange
Ma VV A Sipr, Proprietor
STAUNTON. VA.
efl,00 per day SI.00
The best of attention paid
to the comfort of the trav?
el ifg public. Patronage
of Highland people solic?
ited.
Cures Colds; Prevents Pneumonia
- amt I BIP
r^f (rn 1
?']
Steam Affected Gen?
eral Health.
Doctor's Dose,s Weak?
ened Stomach.
Dr. Milos' Nervine Cured
Me.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine brines rest
and sweet sleep to the tired brain w<.rn out
with thc cares and anxieties of thc sickroom.
Read the following:
"I have always been healthy with the ex?
ception of a touch ol rheumatism since my
ave caine cn, up to the tune ot my husbands
laitt illness some years apo. I assisted in
nursing my husband for nearly three months
when he departed this life and the mental
strain I think caused my trouble. Aside
from extreme nervousness my trouble com?
menced willi sore throat and neuralgia. My
physician pave me purgative doses which
weakened mc very much and my stomach
for a time seemed inactive. Mental .-tram
and tiie dormant condition of my stomach
soon told upon my ^cner-l health. I had
little appetite and was soon forced to stay in
bed a greater part of the time. Within a
week after the lime I began Inking Dr.
Hiles' Restorative Nervine and Torrie I was
up about the house. I continued their usc
until completely cured. My faith in Dr.
Miles' Remedies has been strengthened by
experience of other people, our daughter hav?
ing used Restorative Nervine with splendid
results in si case of para ysis and a friend to
whom I sent a box of the Anti-Pain Pills re?
ports that s!.e lias been completely cured of
neuralgia bv their m.e. I know of a number
of others whom your medicine has helped in a
larpe degree. 1 wish you continued success."
?Mks. Frances Coffman, Dayton, Vs.
All druojrisls sell and guarantee first bot?
tle Dr. MiUs' Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. AddrfH
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
WANTED?Faithful person to travel
and'supervise force of salespeople and
make collections for manufacturing
boase. Straight salary $20 a week and
expenses. Salary paid weekly and ex?
pense money advanced. Previous ex?
perience unaecessary. Local territory.
Business sucessfnl. Position Dermanent.
Enclose self-addressed envelope. Super?
intendent, 824 Dearborn St., ( bicago.
Sept ll, 12t
\7\7". TL :_>/*?_&. ISIPIjE*
who represent.-) the
Marquis Marble and Granite Co,
of Staunton, Va.
wishes to thank his many friend*
in Highland for their liberal pat?
ronage of the past anil solicits u
continuance of same.
l-'UAXK GRIM, Proprietor,
is ready to furnish the Best Work at
Lowest Prices. See bim before buying.
tk V_Um A. t-.* X *L<sl% i*_-ii. JU *_?A
stokes t?i\9 cough*.?? _t ftealc Iv rc gc
Hrs flargaret Hatheny Injured
The Woodstock (III.) Herald of
October 23 contains the fallowing:
'?Last Friday Mrs Margaret Ma?
theny suffered a severe injury,
which will probably confine lier to
her hod for several months, as she
lias passed lier 80th birthday. She
was going down the cellar stairs,
on which then* are no ri^es, mid
\vhen*part way down her foot slip?
ped through the stairs and sha fell
backwards, breaking her leg above
the knee in a Berioua manner. \)r
Doolittle was called and reduced the
fracture and the patient is being
tenderly cared for by her sons and
daughter-in-law. The fracture was
a bad one and it will take a long
time for it to nit nd."
Mrs Matheny moved from this
county tn Illinois in 1844. She
is the wilow of dohn Matheny, a
li.mghtcr of E 8 Culliban, deed,
ali i h sister of 'Ai-* Charlotte liird
of Hack Creek.
TBLSTEE!S SALE
GeN'KC.M. MKItCHANDI: E- As trus?
tee, i will, for 30 day-; from this
date, sell Charles u u sCliutiu'd
stock of general merchandise, con?
sisting of dry goods, groceries,
hardware, boots, slioes &c, itt I) dat
Va.
At cost, rou cash?Parties hav?
ing ripen nccounts w ith \ he
will call during I Ilia li
them adjusted E II MeCtiuiii
(Jct 22, '03 Tri
To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablet?
All druggists refund the money it' ii fail
to cure. E. Vf. Grove's signature opeacl
box. 25c.
Tiie Timberlake Shoe Co.
21 VJ. Main St.
Staunton, Va.
Every well dressed lady Hight 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
rill them. We keep every thing in
the shoe aud boot line, also
trunks, bags, suit
cases and um?
brellas.
bo Iii
Co.
Successors to The A. Lee Knowle* Shoe Co.
PUTNAM'S MUSIC STORE
In the past eight years we
have made and sold nearlv
20,000 Organs
We manufacture them our?
selves at our own factory at
Staunton, Va. and can afford to
sell them at lower prices than
any one else can possibly offer?
$27 Upwards
k
Pianos $165.00 Upwards
Six Standard makes from which to select
Everything In the music line
W. W. PUTNAM & Co., West S2tK
J
FARM MACHIHER.Y!
In addition lo our line of
High Grade Bone Fertilizers,
Hay, Grain, Seeds and Feed
Of nil kinds we also carry a full line of
Binder silvio wer s, Rakes, Tedders,
Harrows and Cultivators.
We also carry a full line of Buggies and Wagons of the highest grades. Tba
Weber Wagon i~> king of all.
We sell the latest improved Manure Spreader made. We represented $? J. t
('ase Threshing Machine Co. and can giye yon a first-class outfit. Buv a Bkafc
Hawk Corn Planter, lt has no equal drops just vLat you want every time. When
the weather gets wann you will want a Refrigerator. Call on us; we have the beal
one made?not cheap, but good.
We buy Cow Peas bv the car load. Prices are right.
??. Black & Bowman,
j
P. 0. Box 532, Phone 548
15 Middlebrook ave., Staunton
POINTED TALK
's erv often we hear people say, k,No use to try to sell a Piano or
Organ to Mr. So and So, he is too stingy to buy a jews-harp." Ara
YOU in this class? Perhaps von are, and perhaps you will say that
you do not care a straw what other people may say about you. You
are wrong, as you DO care, but will not admit the fact. We ask again,
do you care for your family? You may answer, it is none of our butt*
ness, but you are^rong again. It is our business, to sell musical iq.
struments it is also our business to draw Y'OU out "of your shell" if poi*
sible, and it is OUR business to sell a Piano or un organ, and save you
from $5 00 lo 875.00 in the price. These things over and if the uahoe
fits YOU, invert iu a two cent stamp and write m> for catalogues and
prices. (Do not use a postal, as any one can read that, and you want
to keep the matter to yourself as much as possible.) We shall be
[deased to bear from you and answer any and all questions.
Brereton & Heydenreich,
Kooma 15-16-18 Crowie Building. - Staunton.
-buy Paint With Reputation
Paints that are made with Pure Linseed Oil only,
1.in-red Oil is the life-giving, preservative ele?
ment in Paints.
Many mixed paints are made with adulterated
Oil, Water, Benzine and Soap Mixtures.
Avoid them, they are low priced, but have no
durability. They waste your co?t of lab&r.
Jno. AV Mausry & Son's
House Paints
hnve ? reputation of FIFTY YEARS.
They are pure linseed oil paints. In nosing them,
iriment is made. You haye success and
at durability assured before you start.
Color cards and prices for the asking.
'Willson Bros.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist*,
Staunton, Va