Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
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40 " ioieiDt5 uiS iutuel ldully
4 Lynchburg suffered a $4,000 fire
On Main street on tle 8th instant.
]. Harry Stewart has returned to
Tazewell and will open law office.
hIr. james ID. Harrison is lie:
ported i'll of fever in Russell
county.
Nothing has been heard of the two
/ prisofiers who estaped from the jail
last week.
Under plan Of Captain 19ichel-
burger the track 1T the Fair Grounds
is to be iiipfoseds
President Kimball says Tho Nor.
folk and Western will build new
depot at Lynchbcrg.
The Clinch Valley Coal and Iron
Company held meeting at their
office on the 9th inst.
Y Overcoats and fires.were in demand
during the ehrly part of last week,
and ON Monday night there was n
heavy frost
file grrat coilvention's agony is
over in Tennessee. On the fortieth
ballot Bob Taylor wis nominated
for governors
Mrs. II. b. Gillespie, to the great
delight of her young friends at the
Seminary, has returned from her
recent visit east, in greatly i'm.
proved health.
The time for the elixirs and cor
Aals for the baby has passed, and
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrupis now the
established reliable remedy. Price
rs cents.
For skin diseases, liver complaint,
etc, Use Laaadot, tIils wonderful
REMEDY cleanses and prtrihes the
blood and thereby teIhoves such
disorders.
The original contractors having
thrown tip the job before completion,
Henry Kinser has undertaken to fin
ish the rock work Oh the roed lead
ing to the depot.
Five of the new cars brought here
from York, Pa, for the Clinch Val
ley Railroad, We're taken to Lynch.
burg yesterday evening by the Pc
Eahohtas train.== Roanoke Times.
Those White Goods at Saunders
& are too nice to keep for long. Some
people will be sure to get them.
No lady should be one of the un-
: fortunate few who shall fffiss
share.
4s-sIhe stockholders of the Norfolk &
- Western railroad have passed reso-
ltftfohs locking to the construction
Of II roed connecting the Cripple
Greek extension with the Cape Pear
and Yadkin Valley railroad.
a larger crowd was in attend:
ahce at the Norfolk convention
than upon any ever held in the
State. The city was packed and
jammed. The representation from
the Southwest was unusually large.
Do not allow any consideration
Or lack of occasion to prevent an
Inspection Of II. A. Saunders line
Of White Goods. He Insists that
you do not let the coming week
pass without - visit to- hrs store
with tlfis purpose.
The time is right row at hand
for the ladies to be hooking after
The newest and ificest things to be-
had in White Goods, and Saun-
ders is ready to show to what per-
lection these things have beer
brought for this season.
The new schedule in effect on the
New River Division puts two daily
Grains on The road, Nos. 81 and %
arriving at Graham from Che east at
Ga. nrf and s p. m. respectively,
while Nos % and "a leave Graham
from the west at 7:40 a. m. and 800
p. IN.
AT che approaching commence
It,ent Of Emory and Henry College
m June, General Horatio G. King, of
New York, will deliver the address
before Che literary societies, and
Hon. John A., Buchanan, Of Aiding,
don,. will address the alumni. Gen.
King. it will be remembered, was
bhe one to whom Grover Cleveland
sent that famous telegram: "Tell
the TRUTH
The new passenger station will be
k,ilt Of onca 81 v;lt I'm ;,,ot ao,t &c