Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-11

Va NV ""1e"eii uiahlpulatorS, to put
an independent Democrat in the field
Tor the House of Delegates for Rus.
sell. 1t was too early after the flu.
neral. A Russell Democrat, nomi.
mated in Tazewell, by Republicans,
to defeat the choice of the people of
Russell! Moro OF "chinouapin, in
'hat than ''Bluesrass,'
TIE SHOE SroEr.-Berore rrovid
ing for the winters foot wear, Saun.
dcrs' stock of Boots hn,l Shoes
should bc examined by all means
The better class of shoe manufacture
crs have worked the business to SO
fine point that fits are as easily
had from stock hs from order To
measure. The manufacturers for
this house have their reputation to
sustain and tile proprietor has his
low prices to maintain. He wont he
undersold on like quality.
To the people living in the differ
ent parts of the county, who have
not near them the finer and more
fashionable grades of goods, such as
are kept in city stores, l would say
that 1 will take special pleasure in
showing them through my stock of
goods and in meeting their extra
wants. L can sell these fine grades
of goods cheaper than il ordered
from the east by mail or express.
Look into this and see if it is not so.
Il. 4. Saunders.
Southwest Virginia is in the
swim. Contracts have been closed
with the American Bridge and Iron
Works of Roanoke for building n
LOO ton furnace at Salem, and the
capital stock of another will be
raised as speedily as possible. The
me'Srs. WithcrOw, of Pennsylvania,
have been awarded the contract Cor
building the new furnace ut Bucna
Vista, and another at Graham, Tazc
we'll county, and it is expected the
contract for one ut Rural Retreat,
Wytlc county, will be let in Il short
time.
The new banli-Clnch Valley
of which Judge S. G. Graham is
president and b. w. Strcs, cashier.
will shortly open it's Office here, with
an unusual promise of success 1t
promises to be very safe, useful
aud popular place for capital. We
arc glad to know the new institu-
ton will have an eye t0 the adj
vancemcnt of home enterprise. Its
amount of capital will be as large
as is deemed desirable. Like it's
predeccsSor-the Bank Of Tazewell
1t comes into service without
much ado.
Jacksonville is MI the better for
tue presence OF Mrs. Amanda Cox, n
former citizen OF our town. If we
remember correctly, Mrs. Cox was
the first member of the Presby terrain
church, enrolled ut this place, under
its first pastor, Rev. Mr.. MORRISON.
Since that day the little seed planted
has grown into q great troe-the
Presbyterian church becoming
power for good. The presence of
this Cody woman nwakens tender
memories in many WHO enjoyed her
friendship, and were helped by her
loving words and charitable deeds.
Mrs. G. is Sc years OF age, but full of
vitality and Graham jollity. She is
sojourning with her kinsman, Judge
S. q. Graham.
Following are the appointments
for tile JeilersOnville District, made
by the Holston Conference at it's
late session: w. II. Price, presiding
elder; JeftersonviIle station, w. NJ.
Dyer; Pocahontas station, j. l.. Pra-
ter; Princeton circuit, J. w. Bow
man; Bluestone circuit, j. b. Davis;
Pearisburg circuit, l.. X. Haynes;
Statfortlsville circuit, J. A. Cook;
Clear Fork circuit, 10. Postill;
East Tazewell circuit, r. G. Umbar-
ger; Cedar Bluff circuit,
Liberty Hill circuit, &c. +. Kahle;
Concord circuit, ID. McCracken;
Graham station, w. d. Kelly; Bran.
we'll station, - Mcfarland; Coop.
ers mission, D. G. Horn; Elkhorn.
G. w. Simpson; Mcdowell, d. G
Clendennen.
The Transfer Of Rev II " prinn