Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-30

reach 100000 per day, aud their
stay will doubtless be prolonged.
Capt, e: w. Boutelle, 1st Divi
sion. Bngiiieer Of the Clinch Valley
risilroad; is lying very i'll at his
rooms i'll town. His illness is
doubtless the result of oyerwork.
Wm. A. Stuart and his son Henry,
OF Russell county, now have $500
head of cattle on their great Russell
ranch of $4,000 acres, aud sell 1900
to l,4c0 head every fail. They have
1920 acres in blue grass.
News was received here Tuesday
evening of the death of the three
year old son of Prof. Croft at lad
ford, Prof. c. and family have the
sympathy of a large number OF
friends in this community.
DR.. JAMES O'Keefe of this county
went among the Hatfields and Nc
Coys Of Kentucky and of w.
Va. many of whom were in hiding
and bought their lands for for
eign syndicate, at profit to MIN
self of some $4,000.
Weber, Kranieh & Bach and New
England Pianos; Smith American,
Estey and Worcester Organs are
represented in Virginia by ]. D.
Hobbie & Co, Lynchburg. This is
a list of first class instruments, and
Hobbie & Co. is n first class house.
Their prices are acknowledged lower
than any house Ill Virginia,and terms
liberal.
NOTICE fine Pointer
Dog. Large, white with lemon about
ears, and possibly little lemon on
body. A liberal reward will be paid
if above is delivered to DIR. Gillespie
or Surface u Taylor at Tnzewell 9.
H., Va. He left Cedar Bluff yester
day, and was seen on the streets of
Jacksonville same day.
w. w. BoYcE
If you hayc ever ordered by mail
from the cities i'll Dry Goods line,
and have d curiosity to know
whether the price you paid was
high or low, compare with my
goods. buy from importers and
know that | sell cheaper than re-
tail city stores, for my expenses
are not so great. rumagcd New
York over to set the very newest
and prettiest Of everything, and
want the people to see them.
II. A. SAUNDERS.
Mr.. S., Il. barnes, of Tnzewell
Court House, who has been visiting
Watkins, left Yesterday
for Brooklyn, N. Ito visit his moth
er who will return with him to this
city which place they will both make
their home. AIr. Barnes thinks Ron
noke is the metropolis of Southwest
and so believing has made
up his mind to cast his fortunes
here. a & ent mauy people from
various parts of the Safe and else
where are coming to the same con-
clusion.- Rod1iok;e Times.
Mr.. e. H. Woodson,of Lynchburg,
hns received the $4,000 which he
drew i'll tho Louisiana lottery. He
snyshe had been playing ut the lottery
since 1879, had spent S130, and had
made up his mind TO quit it and
would have done so but for drenin.
He dreamed that yonng lady told
him to try his luck three months
longer, and If he didn't draw any
thing to quit. This incident inn
pressed him, and lie sent dollar off
for one more ticket: He says he will
not tempt forta1te any further; he is
satisfied. Mr.. Woodson is hard
working young unmarried man, and
made 10 nail kegs the day he was
informed OF his good luck. Young
man, don't attempt to do likewise.
TO the ladies' living away from
town and who may be prevented
from making q personal inspection
of my stock Of goods by reason of
bad weather or other cause, I will
send samples Of my beautiful styles
Of Spring Dress Goods, Ribbons,
Laces, White Goods, &c, if they
will so request by letter or postal