Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-20

raise the front another story and
cap the town.
Freight bills Oh goods delivered at
this station on the Clinch Valley
Railroad average $4,000 per month,
and it is only one of six on twenty
miles of road in the county open to
transportation.
MeSSrS. L Frank & Co the Taze-
well clotilierS, ll;lve removed to the
Simmerlnan block, where more coli
venient quarters enable them to
show to better advantage their
fresh stock of goods.
Messrs. Young & Kelly, successors
to A. p. Brown 81 Son, and whose
card appears in this issue, are using
n new broom and have made their or
Establishment bright and attractive.
Their new goods, arriving, look very
enticing.
Buchanan, HARRISON e. Co. carry
Il general line of goods and every
department. is kept up to the stand
ard though they cannot enter here
into descriptive detail. The Gus
tom will be apt to find anything
called for.
Maj. VIM. P. Cecil and his excel
lent wife are in the county visiting
friends. Their visit will gladden.
the hearts, especially, of their kin
bred from California. Col. Bob
Smith, wife, daughter and grand
daughter.
Mayor Ellyson, Of Richmond, says
that Democratic headquarters at
Alexandria, present IL very busy
scene. The Democratic nominal
tons for the Legislature thus far
have given great satisfaction at
headquarters.
Messrs. I. Frank & Co speak from
new surroundings and with splen-
did shock behind them. They are in
the store room built especially for
their business. They expect large
trnde during the season, and will
have it.
General Bradley 7. johnson, who
is in Richmond with his wife to
spend several days, was asked
what lie thought of the Virginia
campaign. There is only one way
you can be BEATEN" said lie, land
that is by overconiidence.n
AT Bluetield, on Saturday last,
Il negro man named Garner was az
rested for an attempted assault.
While being conveyed to the
Princeton Jail, after Il confession,
he was set upon by posse of citi-
zens and hung to Il tree.
Visitors to the Fair will find me
in my Bazaar on the grounds, with
Soda Fountain, supplied with all
the SyrGps, coniectioneries Of all
kinds and a handsome display of
Jewelry. Look me up
1. G. Dodd.
Having added to his regular bust
ness line of confectionerics, Pobst
now invites the public to call and
examine his stock. which is kept full
by daily shipments. Choice candies,
nuts, raisins, citron, canned goods,
tobaccos, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, &c.
Col. Thomas Graham, of Phila-
delphia. is back from his trip to
Russell and Wise counties. The
Col never goes into the wilderness
but on business bent. lie is gen
orally the pioneer of new develop
ments. He is sccrctive-but GER
tain.
l. G. Dodd'S stock of stationery
will be the largest and most COM
plete ever brought to the Clinch
Valley His orders embrace every
Kind Of box and general papers,
envelopes, pens, pencils, inks and
every other thing generally carried
in book stores
r. A. Saunders, who has been
absent some weeks i'll Essex coun-
ty OH business, and in New York
buying his winter stock of goods,
returned Friday last, accompanied
by his mother and sister, who have
taken board at Mrs. A. A. SPOTS.
We welcome these ladies as new
additions to our growing city.
DR.. Gilderslecve, the High