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advertisements fot a shorter period than

three months considered transient. Rates

.or three months arid over arenas follows:

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge 13th judicial Circuit.-rllon. Wm.McLaughlin, Lexington, Ya. j st

County Judge..Hon. C. II. McI)an-\ *

_ald, Warm Springs, Va.Circuit and County Clerk..J. C. Ma- \

theny, Monterey, Va.Attorney for Commonwealth..L. II.

Stephenson. Monterey. Va.Sheriff..E. M. Arbogast Monterey.Treasurer..J. A. Jones, Hightown.Commissioner of Revenue..\V. P.

Campbell, Monterey.Sup't of Poor..A. T. Stephenson.Sup't of Schools..B. Hiner Hansel.Board of Supervisor*..J. S. McNulty.

.chairman, and Jas. Terry and S. \V.

Sterrett.Cncncu Reoistek. i*

Presbyterial*.Rev. T. N. Lambert,pastor.M.E. Church.Rev. R. II. Clark pastor.V. B. Church.Rev. J, M. Hott, pas¬

torM. E. Church South.F. E.Hammond,

ipastor.Epworth League. M. E. Church South,Monterey.Monthly meetinjrs. Devotional services

each Sabbath at 3:30, p. m. Literary ser¬

vices on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday nights,and business meetings the 4-th Wednesdaynights. The Hails.

. From Staunton to Monterey.Arrivesat Monterey at 7 p. m.; leaves at 5 a. m.

daily.Horseshoe Route.Leaves Monterey

at 5 a. m., via Vanderpool, on Tuesdays,Thursdays and Saturdays; leaves Monte

jrey at 5 a. m., via Strait Creek, on Mon-i

.rJays Wednesdays and Fridays. /

Ripaus Tabulcs banish pain.

>AU kinds of dried fruits wantedy L. S. Dickenson.

sf Sausage cutters and stuffer* at

\^. .Bishop Bros.

.Mrs. Wm. A. Hevener who Ii~recnear Monterey is sick.

Call ou W. L. Taylor, silversmithTor all kinds of sewing machine

/needles. >

"Miss Annie Bishop of Crab Runis seriously ill at the home of Mrs.Jenny Hiner at this 'place.

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Bishop Bros will receive another.lot ot sweet potatoes Monday n tAand will sell then for 3c. per lb **

Mr. Alle.-t Waggoner and wifeand Mrs. \y.P. Rexrode of StraightCreek were among last wtc'.is visi¬tors atihe stores.

Don't forget, the AuctionSale at Don Sulleuberger'$- Co's on Tuesday next.

Mr. Jacob Lightner and son, Pe¬ter, of Back Creek were up this

'week, doing their fall trading at

"Bishop Bros.Trade, of all kind, old silvet

ycase<Mind old watch movements ta-

/kan in exchange for work by VV,

I.Ai. Taylor silver-smith.Henry W. Wilson, formerly oj

tCowpasture, Va. died at his norm

in Verona county Mo, the 18th d,rjof Nov. 1893, aged 82 years.

-Dr. E. J. Jones ofMcDowell wai

married hist week to Miss EmmiV.'Bucher, daughter of Dr. J, D.Hitcher of Augusta Co.

-Irs. Dr. Patterson and her sisterMrs.Wm. Smythe left for StauntonTuesday after spending a wee]with relatives and friends in thi.county.

Mr. J, C. Crowley passed througltown Monday on his way te Staticton to consult with Dr. Hinkle i

regard toJhw wife, who has bewi i"bad health for a long time.

Last Monday was turkey day ittfwau. Bishop Bros. started 110on- fGot. tomarket. J. B. Bradshadrove 300 from Crabbotton and 60from Back Creek. Ia addition tthe large number driven by BishoBros. several hundred were buttiered and shipped by wagons.

Sickness in the lower end <

town has caused those in that se

tion wbo get water from the tow

spring to give it a thorough ren

vating, and repairing. Thissomething that should be watch*closely and sickness preventedpossible.Died:.At Huntersville, Pocaho

. tas county, W. Va. at 3:30 o'eloMonday inorning, Oct. 30th,Pflteomonia, Mrs. Sallie Snyd*

. ..'wife o. ¥. J. Snyder, Esq., an <*

iorhey-at-law, aged 47 years and.niotiths. She was a daughterthe late Wm. Carey, of Lewisbu

- ; W. Va., a sister of Mrs. R. S. Tuof Staunton and of Mr. J. H. Ot

C:r Cary. She leaves a husband a

7 children.T&r. Howard Fox of Crabbottr.

on his return from Staunton liMonday, was showing the woi

inga of his pistol to a friend, whit was discharged, the ball takieffect in the palm of his hand,Uicting a painful wound. Me ca

\^2 ' tn Monterey/and-Drs. K. H. and;-*VH:Trimble removed the ball fi...." . the.tojr part. of his hand near 1

wr]s¥:.-Ttiis is another object 1ton:S boys.-

,

Several loads of salt just receiv- ,JI at Bishop Bros.

.^A.11 kinds of game wanted by L.

. Dickenson.Mrs. J. M. Colaw who has been

nite ill is improving slowly .

Oranges, Raise ns, Citrons and t

farrants just received at Bishop I

fro*. *

Mrs. Paul Brown (colored) whoias boen sick for nearly a month is jinproving slowly.Wm. Bratten, Esq.,of Marlint in

pent a few days in Monterey lastveek.

I liring your turkeys and chickens0 L. S. Dickenson. He p.iys theugliest market prices.Mr. ,). C. Bishop who has boen

unwell since his trip West, is againconfined to his room. L

r Bring your pork to us, we are

pitying Oe. per lb tor it thi-; year..Bishop Bros'Goods at a si orifice at

Don Sulhnberger $ Co's,next Tuesday.

tWe are paying \\Sc. for all soundild turkeys: it will pay' yon to

bring us all you get..BishopBros.Mr. C. C. Snyder and wife of

Crabbottom were i:i town yester¬day. Mr. S. made this office a pay¬ing call.ir Don't forget the goods on our

cost table when you come to Mon¬terey, there are lots ofbargains yoncan use..Bishop Bros.

Goods must go regard-Jrfss of price at Don Sullen-bergers next Tuesday.Our young friend, Don Bullen-

berger left Saturday for Rich¬mond, Va., where he expects to se¬

cure a position in thc Pullman car

service.

Mr. D. V. Ruckman made a tripinto the county this week, andwhile here came in and renewed his

subscription to the Recorder.Thanks.

I Every body who noticed the un¬

precedented rush of produce lobishop Bros. for the past 2 weeks,cannot help but conclude that thisis beyond a doubt the place to mar¬

ket produce.Come to Court Tuesday

the>98tlh and buy a har-Alain at the Bon SuUenber-ger auction sale.

Miss Jane McClintic, of Letcher,Bath SOU0ty, win has been under¬doing medical treatment in Phila¬delphia for the past two monthshas sufficiently regained herhealth as to be able to returnhome.

Died..At his home near Trav¬elers Repose, Pocahontas county.\V. Va. on the 1C> day of November1893. Lafayette Burner of Pneu¬monia, aged 50 vears 8 months and15 days. Mr. Frnnk Burner who isattending school here is a son ot'the decensed. and his many friend?mourn with him in his deep sorrow.

Many people suffer from trouble^some and repulsive sores, boils, anderuptions, without ever testing thrmarvelous curative properties olAyer's Sarsaparilla- The experi¬ment is, certainly, worth tryingBe sure you get Ayer'? Sarsaparillaand no other.

The smallest "cat-boil" is large', enough to show that the blooi'., needs purifying.a warning whicht if unheeded, may result, not irs something very much worse. Aver

the dancer in time bv the use o

Aver's Sarsaparilla, Cured otherwill cure you.

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figili¬lli eI.mnthe

Augusta Co. Argus: Variooestimates as to what Mr, Bod lev'campaign cost him have been mad<some going up to over &10,00(We are told by one who savs hknows, that it was less than $1.00and that Jones and Small made n

charge and the Quartette receiveonly their expenses.

Last Tuesday was a reminder, mvery gentle, that winter was clo!at hand. Had our grand olmountains been out of the way, v*

would h«ave had a six or eight hoiblizzard. Fine snow and sledriven by a chilly wind fell to

depth of 3 or 4 inches, bat Weinesdays warm sunshine left littof it to tell of our first snow.

I will fill my appointment ne

Sunday at Hightown and Pisga(D. V.) preaching at the formplace at ll a. m. and at the lattat 3:,30p. m. The third QuartetMeeting will be held at HightovSaturday the'ind .and Sunday t3rd of December. Let the offlcimembers take notice and govethemselves accordingly.

F. E. Hammond.

Pocahontas Times: Foot ballhaving a very great run in tlplace now. The Military lehihere or the town either wouldglad to play a match gameThanksgiving, that can send abca dozen stout men. The rules v

be those simply of a big side gaiand all that will be required is 1feet and no favor. [Now is itime for the Monterey boys to c

er themselves with glory. Bnes-1 up and go out and show them

I thing:or two..Ed.]

APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!

trXTantea! Twenty-five car loans ofPX/V nPPles. a'1 varieties taken at cash \(f7* prices.P, li. SUBI.BTT ft Son,taunton Va; opposite C. afc O. depot.,0V. --)4-0t.

I am again proprietor of Monter-y Tannery ( having rented it forhe past two years) all who havelidv.s wfll lind it to their interest to

lajwthom to my yard to have thomJmned or exchange for leather or

my thing in the saddle and harnessine. I will 'nave the best of srork-nen and will insure satisfaction.

S. W. CrummetT.

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Store goods at Don Sullenbergerk Co's./oid stand. Next Tuesday:hjs >£Sih. All goods remainingii^rfst goon that day regardless of(nice. Those who want bargainsshould come, for goods will ga at a

.jreat sacrafice.Jones & Sieg Trustees.

No Issue La;;t Week

It wai not the fault of the P. M.that you did io' get your ppper last

:. neither was it ours, bat thisletter explains it all.

Baltimobb, Xor. 17th., '03.Pbulisher Becobdj-K,

Monterey Va.Dear Sir: .Through Bonre unaccountable

mistake on our part, we noticed to¬

day feat your paper had not been

shipped for this week,a like mis¬take to which has not occurred inall our experience of fifteen yi^\r:.We were indeed sorry to find thatwe had made the mistake, anJ im¬mediately printed your issueand shipped by first train, in hopeschat it would get to you and be ofMime use. /_swe stated before.a likemistake has not occured rn oar ex¬

perience, and we hone will never oc¬

cur again, as wc are aware of theinconvenience and annoyance youno doubt suffiered.Kindly let ns know whether

package reached you in time to beo£ any service.

Yours Very Truly,Baltimobb Newspaper Union-.

Jurors foi* November Tenn ofCounty Court.GRAND JI'IvV.

G. M. Rexrode, S. Newman, G.I). Dudley, John W. Bird, dames P.

Hiner, Jno. W. Simmons, W. P.Rexrode, Josiah Wilson. Squire J.Blagg, John M. Blagg, Thou. M.Devericks and J. L. Shumate.

PETIT JUBY.

II. II. Seybert, T. M. Devericks,John M.Jones, J. N. Stover, H.M. Ervine Sr. Jno. M. Blagg, W.

T. Swadley, Robt. L. Gillett, 0. P.

Chew, W. W. Benson. H, S. Crow¬

ley and W. A. Jones.-«_o~*-.-

Public Renting.Notice is hereby given that or

Saturday tin- Kith, day of Decem¬ber next, at Meadow Dale P. 0. at

Slaven's Store in Highland count)Va., I will rent the farm of ni)ward John McGwin lying nea.]

Vanderpoel P. 0. in said county ant

known as the John Gwin farm,foia term of three years beginningMarch 1st* 1804Terms made known on day o

renting.F McNulty,

Guard'n of John McGwin.

Highland County Court Clerk's office to-wit:

E S T ll A Y.Taken up by Robert N. Ervine

on his land, on the 25th day of Abgust 1893, of the following description: n two-year-old, rtd muleheifer with some white ou bell]oaek, tail and legs, and with ero

and slit in left ear and appraised i

$11.00 by A. A. Alexander, JohH. Clayton and B. Jil. Hansel b

fore W. H. Armstrong, J. P.An extract Teste:

J. C. Mathbny, cr

Nov. 10 3t.

Sale Ol Valuable ImproviStock.

I will sell privately on my faron the Bull-pasture river, lyingmiles below McDowell, a lotPoll-angus cattle, consistingbulls and heifers, which are sev.

eighths full blood. These s

desirable cattle to handle in Hieland, and cattle raisers will findto their interest to apply to

John Robsen*.Mossy Creek, Va

Oct, 27-it.

Tue Best Plaster..Dam peipiece of flannel with ChamberlaiPain Balm and bind it over the E

of the pain. It is better than ;

plaster. When the lungs are :¦

such an application on the ct

and another on V-.^ hack, betw

he shoulder blades, will often pre- j

rent pneumonia. There ia Dotti- 1

no; so good for a I Iiain in the side. A sore throat, e &

tearly always becnred in one ni '.<

iv applying a Hannel bandageilampened with Pain Balm. 50 j?ent bottles for sale by II. E. I lola* ^Crabbottom, Va.

-rr iiA. A. BANCRUI-

Homoccp?.'.iic

PHYSIClAN and SURG.^STAUNTON. VA.

OFFICE ,28 EAST UAIS ST.

Offers hi-; jiroiV-siona! KrriceaCitlxeni of M ,<ii"i-y and Highlaiau chronlc,nervo_» and diJBeaH

peci.i'.ty.Patients visited at a distance Wh( n

|tunable to call at my office,i| 1 > .¦ .. i ..;¦;¦...¦. lt : :: i': ; 1 bv

inA.ll. 53.o0 a monthanal aft medicine ftirnlehed for yiH diseasesand for al patients. Ccrre«p>ndcncc so¬

licited. Hooni,9to 12 and a to 4.¦:¦>¦ 101 vr.

A Few Fasts.A remedy has been found which

cures chronic di cot in <;v: i -

case, but in a large petljem. And too far ;.¦:

for curr, it affords relief and o

prolongs life. Many who hav

been given ovar by physicians have

been prevailed upon by friends to

cry this remedy, the I iraponndOxygen Treatment of Drs. Starkey$ Palen, of Philadelphia, and are

now living to tesl' caral ive

powers. It has been successful incuring many cases of catarrh, ma¬

larial fever, hay fever, as!Innabronchitis, neuralgia, nervous pros¬tration, and other chronic diseifu these diseases physicians havehad little success, ns the na

have givan to this class ofdisordersI indicates,, bot Compound Oxygenhas worked wonders.There is only one genuine Coni-

ponnd Oxygen, and any substancemade elsewhere or by others thanDis. Starkey and Palen, is Spurious,/.void imitations.

If you wish to learn more of thiswonderful remedy, send for our

book of 200 pages, sent free, withnnmerom tnd recordsof surprising cur-

Sr*. Shxm & laJw,1529 Arch street, Philadelphia.120 Sutter Sti-fct, San Francisco.Please mention this paper.

Ciie-mberlain'r Eye and Skin OintmentIs 11 Certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,

Granulated Eye Luis, Sore Nipple*. Piles,Eczema,Tetter, Salt Rheum end Scald Head,2o cents per box. For Bole by druggists.

TO HORS_ToWNEItS.For patting l botan in a line healthy con¬

dition try Dr. Cady's Condition PowdersThey tone np the system, aid digestion, cun

j loss of appetite, relieve constipation, cornel' I kidney disorders and destroy worms, j-ivin;.

nev; afc to an old or over worked hor e. Shcents per package. For sale by druggists.

WILLIAM A. FRASIER, M. D

Practice limited to the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Formerly Consulting Oculist nnd An

Hst to the St. Louis City Hospital, aw

Surgeon- In Charge of the Missouri Byiand Eor Infirmary, St. Louis.OFFICE.Over Augusta National Banli

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.apr8 tf

r II. STEPHENSON,Attorney at Law,'

MONTEREY, YA.Practices in tbe c >airt « i-f Highland at

Oath counties Va., mid pocahontas count

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Resumes the practice of his prafe isi<in Highland and adjoining counties.Office.Spruce St., opposite Presbyteralchurch. octUCm

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CHAS. P. JONES.TONES afc SIEC4,

A1T0RNEYS-AT-LAW,MOKTKRKT, \

Will practice In all the courts ofHiffhlat__r>Mr. Jones will contlnoe to i>ra:tic<

the CIRCUIT COURTS of Pendletonandcahontas counties, W. Va. au2?

JOHN W. STEPHENSON,Attorney at Law,

Wr.;m Springs, \'i

Practice in the court* of Bath anal li

land counties Va. and Pocahontas cou

Attorneys at Law.Warm Springs Vi

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Inter Nos Manufacturing Company,609 TO 613 WEST PROMT STREET.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

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Favorite JSinger,HighAimLowAnn

Every Machine hata drop leaf, fancy cover, two large drawers,with nickel rings, and full set of Attachments,equal to any Singer Machine sold from $40 to

$60 hy Canvassers. Thc High Arni Machinehas a self-setting needle and self-threading¦bottle. A trial in vour homo before payment.is asked. Buy direct of the Manufacturersand save agents' profits besides getting certifi¬cates of warrantee fa»r five rear*. Send formachine wil'i name of a business man as

referet it! '.'- npeat -Klee,

co- co.

Every buggy sold "foy agents has severaldollars added o the manufacturer's price.Wt are manufacturers, aud have no

/*etttl.' Po? twenty years have dealt withie consumer. We ship anywhere, with

ivilege ofexamining befcre buying. We_y freight charges both ways, if not sat-

,factory. Warrant everything for two

cars. Anyone who can write can order a

Mggy or harness from us as well as payfrom $10 to $.50 for some middle man to

order it for them. We give no credit, audhave one price only. Wby do you paytwo profits on your carriages andliarutsf?Why do you pay some oue $10 to. $C0 for

ordering these things, when you eau d i

it and save this money? You run no risk.Wo let you see the gooda before you ac

cept them. We pay all the freight if wfail to suit. Over twenty years ago wo

commenced to sell in this way, and would *

not bc in business now if w.« had via:

Suited. 04 page catalogue free. Address

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