Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-24
LYNCHBURG AS A PURCHAS.
ING MARKET.

Jul Heuloob CieJ3 AuS Deeu InuhluE,
successful efforts to supply in great
measure the trade Of It's contiguous
Territory, and the Southwest has be.
come its most important customer.
Many of the city's leading business
houses are Introducing themselves To
the new; and paying their respects to
tue old customets of this section
through the columns of the News.
This ISSUE contains an array of ad.
refreshments intended to remain be:
fore the public US remindefs of It's
nenrness To stirring market and rs
pertinent suggestions to those whose
varied wants LEAD them from home
for certain purchases.
Mr.. L: A. Kinkle, iii Boots, Shoes
and Hats, aside from his iobbing
trade and his city custom, which is
the best, has proven of great conve
nience to the country in satisfactorily
supplying the demand for all spc.
cial wants by mail.
The Iynchburg Furniture Com
pany, NIessrs. L. W. and j. Il. Gill
liam, proprietors, are well and thor
oughly stocked in theif elegant four
story iron and glass front. and Con
tinue to increase their business.
Messrs. John p. Pettyjohu s. Co.,
who are now doing greater con-
tract work than any firm In Virginia,
are SO thoroughly equipped as to FIJI
all orders and make contracts OH the
shortest notice.
MIR. il l.. Thompson, the Furni-
ture man, is lie is Familiarity known,
keeps ahead of himself ind fills br-
ders far and near.
Messrs. L. D. johnson & Son, pro-
prietors of the Southern Jewelry
House, have improved in tie Gle
gance and beauty of their goods, ind
carry full cases in every line:
The Glamorgdn Iron Company,
the builders of the water works here
and at Marion and other points; ST.
cured the Lexington contract some
days since, and will be ON hand
whom other contracts are let out this
way.
Afessrs: VIM. 4. Miller & Son
still conduct tile largest seed house
in Virginia and will do big bust
ness over the Clinch Valley.
Mcssrs. Gregory Brothers have
our recommendation for filling or.
ders for Books, Stationery, Wall pa
persI Pictures, Scholars Supplies, &C.,
ut lowest prices.
Mossrs. w. N. Brown e. Bro. do
only Wholesale business in Fancy
Groceries; Confectionerios, &C., and
are about to get the cream of the
Southwest trade.
Messrs: Diuguid & Moon arc gain.
ing State reputation for some of
their big contracts, and are greatly
increasing their chances westward.
Mr.. j. d. Watts Is still doing his
usual safe; square business and will
DO looked IN upon by visitors.
Messrs. S. w. Nowlin s. Co. will
for another year keep those interest
ed posted by means of his "prices
current," and will fill orders satisfac-
torily Gs usual.
Messrs. Robinson, Tate s. Co. with
whom go many are acquainted in
business, keep yet a mammoth con
Germ and look after the interests of
their merchants.
Mr.. II. Silverthorn, another of
those who are always with us, has
not been upset by his big U. S. con-
tract, and takes his usual pride in
doing the clean thing.
Messrsi Winston, Son s. McGehee
sell lots of furniture, but their stock
never grows less, and they would be
pleased to answer all inquiries.
Messrs. w. B. Jones & Co. do the
square thing in the music line. Their
beautiful pianos defy description,and
what they do not know about I'm in
strument has not yet been learned.
They publish occasionally a seven
column paper which is a unique ad-
vertiser Of the city business:
Messrs. Faulkner & Craighill, the
Druggists, have an immense estab.
lishment; and are well known OF
themselves as well as through their
Southwest man, Mr.. Britton
These are not the ONLY houses thnt