Highland recorder., April 22, 1904, Image 3

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Highland Reckodek
LOCAL REWS.
ERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintances.
Mr Frank Bradshaw of Bu ll pas*
turo died Thursday morning at
Q o'clock.
I.ev W S Trimble will preach
Sunday, at Hightown ll a. in, New]
Hampden 7:80 p. in.
A nice line trunks ami suit cases
-C W Trim hie.
A nice line of dry goods and
fancy waist pattern?, notions and
dress trimmings, right fresh from
the city, at I (> Simmons's.
The jury rendered a prompt ver?
dict of not guilt? in the case of
Sullivan, who was charge j with
permitting Kenned! to eccape.
Dr A ll Hinkle, for years one of
Staunton's most prominent physi?
cians died suddenly of Bright's dis
ease on the 19th.
Clothing to tit men, hoys and
children at I Q Simmons's place.
Right prices.
If you want something good to
read, call ut H. ti. Wood's News?
stand, in E 13 Whitelaw & Co. store
Hon Charles P .I ones, president
of the Board of Visitors of the
University of Va. is attending a
meeting of that body at Charlottes?
ville, lt was expected that a pres?
ident of the University would be
elected at this meeting.
Phone your order for Easter
Gloves to Slireckhise & Bear.
Owing to failure in health
A C Suddarth will discontinue the
Photo business in Monterey in the
near future.
Judga Geo K Anderson i^ reedy*
ing just couiniondation for his re?
fusal to try ihe negro Bowles nu?
der military guard.
Mr Peter Kramer and family
have returned from Jacksons river,
their children having full! recover?
ed from diphtheria.
V B Bishop & Co. are getting in
a car load of salt?get our prices
before buying elsewhere.
All parties wishing photos taken
at Suddarth's Gallery had better
hurry along, as the gallery will
likely close sometime daring the
summer.
Mr and Mrs It L Mathenv and
son Wallace and Mrs D 0 Bird
and son Ernest of Valle? Center
spent a part of tiie week with
Monterey relatives.
Mr Car) Sullen berger has entered
his third term of enlistment in the
U. S. Army and is located at Ft.
Hunt. Va. He holds a gold medal
as an expert gunner.
"Fashion Silk" the most popu?
lar fabric on the market can be
found only at Slireckhise & Brar.
When you buy corsets, buy the
best?"The American Lady" is ab?
solutely rust proof, none better
made. Sold only by Slireckhise &
Bear.
Fan nj Daugherty will sell pub?
licly her household goods next
Wednesday.
Mr Wm McDaniel the well
known crack shot and sportsman
of Staunton has been in ill health
for sometime spent Tuesday night
at the Commercial. He left Wed?
nesday for Fleisher brothers on the
Branch.
All firms have their specialties
and the specialty of the Monterey
Millinery Store is new goods.
If your subscription, on any pa?
per you have been taking, is about
to expire, and wishing it renewed
call on M B Wood, the Newsdeal?
er, at E B Whitelaw's Co. store.
Investigate the fertilizer and
bone meal at Bishops before plac?
ing your order.
Mr and Mrs W Ab Rexrode were
doing some shopping in town re?
cently.
The best one dollar glove on
earth is the '?Capitol." Send your
order for a pair to Slireckhise &
Bear.
Mr and Mrs P II McNulty wert
oyer recently.
Mrs Clark Gum of Marl in tor
was operated on for tumor, at Bal?
timore last week.
House-cleaning time has arriyed
You will need carpets or mattings,
Send your order to Slireckhise &
Bear.
Plane gold rings and watches, ii
full stock, at H M Slavens, the
jeweler.
Dr Chas B Fox was sent for Tues?
day evening in haste to see Miss
Sallie Tallman of Pocahontas coun?
ty, living with the family of Mr H
A Slaven near Monterey, who haci
taken an over dose of laudanum
with suicidal intent. The prompt?
ness of the physician and his effec?
tive remedies soon restored thf
patient to a normal condition.
Any one wishing grass for twen?
ty head of 2 year old cattle address
George M. Sutton,
April 1, '04 Hosterman, W Va.
Never a better line of shoes, in
all sizes, styles and prices, ever
brought to Crabbottom than I Q
Simmons now offers the trade.
Prices on all goods, rockbottom for
cash or good marketable produce.
Mr A W Arbogast is putting up
a telephone line on the mountain
road near Hosterman.
On Wednesday of last week Roy
Ilouchin and Miss Carrie Snyder
were married at Durbin.
The delicate, green, gauze garbs
that April entwined about hei self
has been pierced by an icicle.
What is there in a name? for
instance, this April.
Highland Camp of Confederate
Veterans is called to meet at the
court house, Saturday April 28d,
1(J();3, nt 2:80 p. ni. for the purpose
of passing upon .inplicationJ for
Pensions recently filed, and to con?
sider other matters pertaining to
the interests of the camp.
0 Wilson. Adjutant
Mr Stephen Hiner of Marlintoii
who was operated on for gall stone
is doing nicely.
I Q Simmons, the Crabbottom
merchant, has received his new
goods. Vou should call.
The Tulsa Chief is the name of
a paper edited and published bv
Kev J II N. Cobb at Tulsa, Indian
Ter. and it is with pleasure we
read the 6th number, which is
bright and attractive.
Bv April 20th we expect to have
a clean complete stock of goods?
style, quality and prices?open for
inspection by the general public.
It. will be no trouble f,o show you
through our stock and quote prices.
We therefore extend you a cordial
invitation to step in and see us,
whether vou want to buy or not.
V7 B Bishop & Co.
Notice?Wool cording at the
Franklin Mills this season. We
will collect wool at McDowell, Doe
Hill. Crabbottom and deliver at
eight cents per pound. Bring your
wool early so it can be returned
early. S P Priest ft Sons.
4-Mt Franklin, W Va.
On Sunday, the 17th, at the Mc?
Dowell parsonage, Miss Rosaline
Vance, the obliging operator at the
Monterey central telephone office,
and Mr G ll C Hicklin of Bullpas
ture, were quietly united in marri?
age, Rev M P Weikle officiating.
Monterey loses Miss Vance, but
gains Mr and Mrs Hicklin as the
latter will continue in her present
position assisted by her husband.
Milliney Store at Doe Hill?
We have opened of Milliney Store,
with Miss Milburn of Baltimore, in
charge, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Mrs J M Jones.
Apr. 20 Ot
Mr J B Hid? offers his farm for
sale with a view of going west.
His Honor. Judge George K An?
derson will, on Tuesday, the 26th
preside over Highland's first court
under the new constitution. A
large attendance is expected.
Mr Chas T Shumate has been
awarded the contract for carrying
the mail from Hightown to Crab?
bottom and return, dail?, at $271.
The roule will start next Monda?
leaving Hightown at 8 a. m.. mid
returning at 2 p. ni. At that time
the balance of the ring route will
be discontinued, the Back Creek
mail will come on to Hightown
and the Jacksons riyer mail to
Monterey.
Dispite the cold weather the milli?
nery ball with its brilliant colors.has
been given a kick, and as it twirls
the fair sex cast admiring glances
while the men take a fresh grip on
their pocket books.
The corps of engineers recently
surveying near Cloverlick, headed
by A. D. Denui?, ran their line
through the head of Indian Draft
crossing the pike near the big turn,
rounded the mountain to the head
of Laurel creek, and off to Williams
river above the Meadows. They
are now surveying in Webster
county. This will bea very costly
route, but is considered the best
grade that has ever been found by
any cross survey in the county.
This is supposed to be the Wabash
survey, as some of the men who
were with the party weie recog?
nized as resident engineers with
that road in the northern part of
tiie state.
Honterey Hillinery Store
Mrs Daisy Slave aud Miss Sallie
Campbell have entered upon the
millinery business in the Criimmett
building, with an absolutely new,
fresh and stylish stock. They will
have their opening on Saturday,
the 231 and you are invited to be
present.
Remember, not a penny's worth
of old goods, the stock in its entiri
ty coming directly from the most
fashionable eastern houses, selec
tions haying been made with ut?
most care.
In addition to personal supervi?
sion of proprietors, the service of
an expert trimmer has been secur?
ed, to plan, work for aud satisfy
the trade.
The new store will take marketa?
ble produce at cash prices.
Remember again, you are invited
to the opening, Saturday, but if
it's a last year's hat you want it
can not be furnished at the Mont?
erey Millinery Store.
Charlie Ross Fined.
McDowell. April 18-Mr Burnie
Crowley brought the long lost
Charley Ross back to McDowell
last Saturday where he was tried by
A H Jones J P and was fined $5.00
and costs. Mr Ross has started a
meat shop, hope he will do well, at
least better than the hut time.
/ "Floy.
Doo Hill Doings
April 18?Grip claimed a num?
ber of new victims last week,
among whom were Dr and Mrs H
Il Jones, Miss Etta Puffin berger,
who has made her home with them
for nearly two Years, Mrs E D
Canchoff, and son Willie. Mi^
Marv Hoover. Miss Rose Blagg j
and Mr John H Blagg.
Dr A C Jones, of Covington was
called home, 1?y telegram, and ar?
rived here Saturday morning, ac?
companied bY Dr Hal Hedges, of
Charlottesville, who came in re?
sponse to a 'phone messnge, from
Dr A C Jones, who thought from
the contents of a letter received
from his father, rel at i yo to Mrs
Jones's condition, that an opera?
tion would be necessary, she hav?
ing had serious trouble with ber
ears, being almost deaf, but Dr.
Hedges decided th.it an operation
was not necessary, at least for the
present, and left yesterday for bia
home.
Ile removed a growth from the
i ar of Mr Will Waggy of Sugar
Croye.
Drs Bowers, of Sugar Grove and
Siron. of McDowell, were here last
Saturday visiting the sick. We
are glad to report all better today.
Miss Mary Wilson ami' brother
Ronald, went toFranklin last week.
Mr Abner Blagg and sistsr
Martha, went to Bridgewater last
Saturday.
Messrs John and Howard Arm?
strong have gone to the Valley on
business.
Mrs Frank Bradshaw and daugh?
ter, Miss Ada, spent a few days last
week with Mrs Bradshaw's daugh?
ter, Mrs John II Blagg.
Dr Jones has moved his drugs,
and fixtures to his new office.
Quite a number of our young
people went to McKendree yester?
day to hear our new preacher, Rev
Mr Marsh. They were highly
pleased.
Mr Cecil Vint who bas been at
work in Staunton since last fall,
returned home last week.
Mr Geo Kiracofe went to Durbin
last week on business.
Occasional.
Doe Hill, April 19?Mr and Mrs
J M Jones have weturned from
Baltimore.
Mr J 0 Armstrong is attending
court in Harrisonburg.
Dr Bnrtow and wife of Parnas?
sus came over for a few days last,
week to be with their aunt Mrs ll
ll Jones.
Mr 0 A Bird is spending a tew
days with his family here.
Prof McQuain spent several days
with his many friends in town last
week.
The Mutual and Anderson phone
lines are abut completed.
Mr G M Kiracofe, contemplates
moving to Barton in the near fu?
ture.
Don't forget that Sunday night
April 24 the young ladies of the
Golden Link Society will hold an
open meeting. All desiring to
be well entertained by readings
solos, duets and recitations, will
attend.
The Juvenile Missionary Society
will give ft social Wednesday night
April 27, in the town Hall
Anonymous.
Another Old Land Hark Gone
and got married, in the person of
Uncle Charley Gum, aged 71 to
Miss Virginia Gum, aged 04, both
of Back Creek. The ceremony was |
performed by Rev J J Brumbaugh
Tuesday eyening, who says the
venerable couple stood the ordeal
with heroic fortitude, considering
that neither one of them had ever
had any experience in that line be?
fore. May Uncle Charley's honey?
moon never go down.
Bowles Will Hang
At Covington the jurY found the
negro Bowles guilty of the murder
of John A Ruff and he has been
sentenced to hang June 24th.
An Old Highlander Dead
Falls Mill, W. Va.. April^ 13.?
John M son of Squire Samuel
Jones, formerly of Highland coun?
tv, died at bis home near Falls
Mill, W Va.. March 27th.
He had been a cripple for one
half his life, but obtained a good
education and was clerk of the
court of Braxton county for eight
3 ears.
He was born in Highland county
July 4th, 1833.
He is survived by three sisters
and two brothers, was a member
of the M E Church and was liked
by all who knew him. He leaves
the brighest evidence that any
christian could leave that he was
ready to go and join the loved ones
who have preeeeded him to the
home of the faithful.
Sam'l Vint.
To Republican Voters
M A Colaw, of Crabbottom mem?
ber of congressional committee, in
a notice headed as above, calls the
attention of all who desire to vote
for Roosevelt and Revercomb to
the requirements of voters of the
new constitution. ' These require?
ments are given by us in full in
this issue, ami are for the use of
republican.* and democrats alike.
In this we proudly claim a more
generous spirit than Bro. Colaw.
If he can get another R, in his
ticket he will hayeRadway's Ready
Relief, and it might prove very
useful to him and his friends,
along about the 5th of November.
Or, probably he thinks with anoth?
er R. he could "Rise sand."
Just Wait One Minute
I desire to say to my friends Hint I haye just returned
from the city where I bought a nice line of spring gouts,
consisting in part, of fancy and ftapk Dress Goods, No?
tions, Mattings, Shoes, Hals, Tinware, IJueensware,
Trunks, Suit Cases, Drugs, Paints, Oils, etc.
I especially desire to call your attention to the fact that
I have bought a full line of men's, boy's, and children's,
clothing, in medium and cheap suits, and will take it as a
special favor if you will call and see mc before you buy. I
honestly believe I can show you the best suit al from *G to ?
$10 I have ever handled in my life, and all I ask is that you
come and see me and let me give you prices.
In regard to boys suits, if I can't show you the best
line for the money you have ever seen In this town, then
don't buy.
To the ladies I desire to say that my line of white
goods, and fancy waistings will be the same proportion.
1 have given this line special attention and will appreciate
your inspection of it.
Be sure and come to sec me when you come to town.
Thanking you for past favors, I am,
Pery truly yours,
C. W. TRIMBLE.
A. Lee Knowles,
The Shoe Man,
27 VV Main st. - Staunton, Va.
Offers for sale two nice homes.
For prices ami terms apply to
The Shoe and Trunk Man
Sir Walter Raleigh
Will make the season of 1904 at E W
Armstrong's stable, Wier, Va.; Monterey
and Doe Hill. Terms of service $15.1 0
to insure.
This handsome horse made the season
of 1903 st above points and is well
known to many breeders in the county.
He came from the stables of J Malcomb
Forbes, and his sire, Bingen cost $30,000
and his dam $4,500. He descends from ,
Hambletcnian. Geo Wilks, Electioneer I
and Mambrino Pachen, and at his four '
year old trial made record of 2:38. He '
is clean gaited, needing no boots, is a j
free stylish driver and fast walker,
For "further particulars address
E W Armstrong,
\Vier, Va,
Osborne Day
We are anxious to show the
farmers in this vicinity the superior
features of the Osborne Machines,
and in order to do it will have a
line of samples on exhibition at
our place of business, in Monterey,
Va., Tuesday, April 26\th, at which
time we will give away two Os?
borne Harrows and two Cultivators.
The four farmers holding the for?
tunate numbers each will receive
one of the above premiums. Tnere
is no cost whatever attached to the
plan and the only condition im?
posed is that the holders of the
numbers drawing the premiums be
present at the time the drawing
takes place, which will he some?
time between 1:00 and 3:30 p.m.
should the holder of the fortunate
tickets not Ve present, the premium
will be given to the holder of the
nearest number drawn who are pres?
ent. We know you will be inter?
ested in seeing these machines, and
any farmer who has been overlook?
ed will be given admission ticket
on the morning of the Osborne day.
J. S. Gibson & Co.
A H Thurnes'e Remarkable Case
A H Thurnes. Mgr Wills Creek
'Coal Co., Buffalo, O., writes:
"I have been afflicted with kid nev
aud bladder trouble for years, pass?
ing gravel or stones with excruci?
ating pains. Other medicines only
gave relief. After taking Foley's
Kidney ('ure the result was sur?
prising. A few doses started the
brick dust, like line stones, and
now I have no pain across my kid?
neys and I feel like a newman.
Poler's Kidney Cure has done me
*1,000 worth of good." K H Trim?
ble, druggist, Monterey, Va.
A tireat Sensation
There was a big sensation in Leesville,
Ind. when W. H. Brown of that place,
who was expected to die, had his life
saved by Dr King's New Discovery for
j Consumption. He writes: "I endured
insufferable agonies from Asthma, but
! your New Discovery gave me irn
I mediate relief and soon thereafter effect
j ed a complete cure." Similar cures of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and Grip are numerous. It's the peer?
less remedy for all throat and lung trou?
bles. Price50c, and $1.00. Guaianteed
by K H Trimble, druggist, Trial bottles
tree.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How Tc Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
^^ sediment or set?
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi?
tion cf the kid?
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid?
ney .trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
mm*_. ^Q back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad?
der are out of order.
"What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Sv/amp
Root, the great kidney rerr^dy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
lt, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra?
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for It3 won?
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery
and a book that tellsi
more about it, both sentj
absolutely free by mail.
Address Dr. Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men?
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make any mistake, bul remem?
ber the name, Swamp-Hoot, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Woot, and the address, Bingham
on, N. Y., on eveiy bottle.
Home of Swamp-Root
Are \ou ft Dyspeptic!
If you nie ii dyspeptic you owt
it to yourself and your friends ti
get well. Dyspepsia annoys thc
dyspeptic's friends because his dis
ense Boora his disposition as well ns
his stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will not only cure dyspepsia
indigestion and sour stomach, hui
this palatable, reconstructive tonic
digestant .strengthens the whole
digestive apparntus, aud sweeten?
the life as weU ns the stomach
When you take Kodol Dyspepsi;
Cure the food you eat is -enjoyed
It is digested, assimilated and it;
nutrient properties appropriated In
th^ blood and tissues. Health i:
the result. Sold by K II Trimble
Makes a Clean Sweep
There is nothing like doing a thlnj
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you eve
heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is th
best. It sweeps away and cures barm
sores, bruises, cuts, boils, uleeis, ski
eruptions and piles, lt's only 25c, am
guaranteed to give satisfaction by K I
Trimble, druggist.
WANTED?Faithful person to trav(
for well established house in a fe1
counties, calling on retail merchants Rn
agents. Local territory. Salary $'.20(1
per week with expenses additional, a
payable in cash each week. Money fr
expenses advanced. Position perinanen
Business successful and rushing. Mani
facturers and Wholesalers, Dept. 1, 3i
floor, 334 Dearborn St. Chicago, -l-l I
The Timberlake Shoe Co
THE enormous success of the "Queen
Quality" Shoes has aroused a host
of imitators. But no imitation is
ever as good ai the original. In?
sist upon "Qa*en Quality.11 Smut
us ail order for a pair of Spring
Oxfords, in Ideal kid, Vici, or Tan.
We are headquarters for all kinds
of Foot-wear, Trunks, Hags. Suit
Cases and Umbrellas.
21 W. Main St.
Staunton, Va.
PUTHAM'S MUSIC STORE
WE do handle all the good PIANOS that are made, but all the
Pianos we do sell are GOOD RELIABLE STANDARD
INSTRUMENTS, ftillv warranted bv the manufacturers
Btld by ourselves. And we cnn, and do, sell al), cu? instru?
ments at LOWER PRICES than others are cffarfeg. We
will give you positive proof of this fact if you will OJ il at
our wardroom-.
WE buy all of our PIANOS for spot cash at the lowest posi
ble price (our check accompanies every order we give) and
we sell only on Ihe ONE-PRICE SYSTEM, which neces?
sarily guarantees a low price to the purchaser. Your child
can btiv of us as low as you can yourself.
WE carry six different grades and makes of Pianos from a good
commercial Piano at 8166 to the High Grade Artistic
STARR PIANO at 1300 and upwards.
OUR retail trade for 1003 was the largest aud best we have
ever enjoyed, and if vou should need anything in the
Music Line, we believe it will pay you to help us make
1904 a better year than 1UU3.
WE are still selling the (inimitable VICTOR) talking ma?
chine, which enable yon to have ''Grund Opera" at home.
The very finest imported needles for the "Victor'1 300 for
25c. Records for the Victor 95.00 a dozen.
W. W? PUTNAM & Co.,
VTei
'...l:.:..\ street.
Staunton, Vi,
FARM MACHINERY!
In addition Lo our line of
High Grade Bone Fertilizers,
Hay, Grain, Seeds and Feed
Of all kinds we also carry a full line of
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders,
Harrows and Cultivators.
We also carry a full line of Buggies and Wagons of the highest grades. The
Weber Wagon is king of all.
We sell the latest improved Manure Spreader made. We represented the J. I
Case Threshing Machine Co. and can give you a first-class outfit. Buy a Black
Hawk Corn Planter, lt has no equal drops just what you want every time. When
the weather gets warm you will want ft Refrigerator. Call on us; we have the best
one made?not cheap, hut good.
We buy Cow Peas bv the car load. Prices are right.
Black & Bowman,
P. O. Box 532, Phone 518 - - 15 Middlebrook ave., Staunton
PIANOS AND ORGANS
we are sole agents for the following line of Pi-tn os and Organs
Pianos: Knabe, Ivers & Pond, Les?
ter, Hobart M. Cable, and Oxford.
Organs: Mason & hamlin, Estey,
Burdette.
If in need of anything in this line don't fail to write
us as we are positive we can save you monev. Pianos
from $160.00 up. Organs from $25 up.
Write for catalogue of sheet music and music books
at prices never heard of before.
SECOND HAND Pianos and Organs always on hand
at very small prices.
Brereton & Heydenreich,
Rooms 15-10-18 Crowie Building.
Staunton. V
We have fitted trusses for'years?our
experience has been such that we
know just what to do in each case.
We have b*?eii very successful.?
Mauv physicians send their patients
to us to be tittid. We have every
make of truss of known inprit and
a complete stock of various sizes,
from infants up.
We make no charge for our knowl?
edge of truss-fitting or for our ser?
vices. We gtuirantte satisfaction
in everv case.
Willson Bros.,
Wholesale and, Retail Druggists,
Staunton, Va