Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

vacation IN town during the week,
lie closes his fourth year, and his
last, Mt the conference which con.
venes Oct. 2, prox.
Messrs. I. Frank & Co., the Taze.
we'll clothiers, have removed to the
Simmerman block, where more con
venicnt quarters enable them to
show to better advantage their
fresh stock Of goods.
The coal owned by the Tazewell
Coal and Iron Company proves to
he the finest kind of gas coal and
heavy shipments north are pr0pos.
ed as soon as the Clinch Valley
road is opened to its property.
Buchanan, HARRISON g. Co. carry
a 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.
Messrs. I. Frank g. Co speak from
new surroundings and with a splen-
did sLock behind them. They are i'll
the store room built especially for
their business. They expect large
trade during the season, and will
doubtless have it.
DIR. John Carnallan, an eminent
physician of Ogden, Utah, accom-
panied by his wife and two bright
children, arrived OH the morning
train, Wednesday, for a protracted
visit to friends in the county-the
Dr.'s natal county.
Visitors to the Fair will find me
in my Bazar OH the grounds, with
Soda Fountain, supplied with all
the syrups, contectioneries of all
kinds aud Il handsome display of
Jewelry. Look me up.
&c. Dodd.
Col. I. G. Witten's new goods arc
arriving and he feels assured that
lie has scored a success in his pur.
chases. He reiterates the state.
mont that he will not charge more
than enough to make Il modest
profit. See his advertisement.
Having added to his regular bust
ness line of onfectionerics, 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.
/. @. 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.
The representatives of the north.
ern newspapers who were sent to
Abingdon Monday to report the
Malone jubilee "exactly as it was"
report the occasion to their papers
AIS IL farce. Instead OF 5000 Ma
honeites as promised, but 300 were
present.
The Dress Goods bought in New
York for tins season. and on sale Mt
Saunders store, are of the latest
importations, and can be depended
on as the correct thing. They will
be sold, too, at modest figure, and
should be made up at once before the
rush on the dressmakers. All the
proper trimmings are on hand.
Buchanan, HARRISON & Co. have
done well again in their selection of
clothing for the fall and winter. On
these goods the same low prices
will prevail as of last year, so that
IL suit of clothes may be luxury
as well as necessity. AS an ad
junct to this department. a full line
of Gents Furnishing Goods is car,
ried.
Mr.. JAS. L. Brown, the marble
man of Abingdon, passed through
town Tuesday from a successful
business trip to Bland and Giles
His remarkable success in taking
orders for monuments and grave
stones in this section is due to his
unquestioned honesty and tho ex
cellence Of his work.