Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-29
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we learn that Dr. Greevcr is i'll
espf fever at Graham.
y Odd sizes in clothing. for; large
and small figures at Frank s. Co.'s.
!, Mr. RIA. Saunders is closing out
his stock Of goods preparatory to
removal. ss,fe
'rhore WAS another killing at
Swords Creek, in Russell county,
Monday, MontiHonaker aud Geo.
Steele having been shot by John
Martin.
Trunks umbrellas and valises
always form a part of /, Frank &
Co.'S stock and the various kinds
iresnow on hand to beisold at close
prices. ia fa qs
/ Frank S. Company, the CLOTH
iers. consider themselves entirely
and completely equipped for the
4 season in all things that 60 to make
1.-The outer man presentable.
President Dreher, of Roanoke
College, is in town. He usually
succeeds in drawing number of
our young men to Ills popular in
stitution and wo hope Will have
success this time.
1. Frank & Co. have built their
reputation here upon the hon
4 esty of their goods and the fairness
OF their prices, and the public is in
titxA to depend upon them still
!. WHOM wanting clothing and gents
furnishing goods.
Sufferers from indigestion, loss of
appetite, liyer Or kidney complaints,
rheumatism or neuralgia, would do
we'll to give Ayers Sarsaparilla
trial. For all such disorders, no med
9 icine is so effective as this, when faith
fully and perseyeringly used.
A suit Of clothes to last long
should fit well. 1. Frank & Co.
manufacture their own goods after
the most approved styles and can
9insure tailor made 6t. Their line
of spring and summer suits is full
and any taste can be suited
Mr.. j. E. Warden and Hiss Mary
Yost- disappeared from town on
Wednesday morning and it was
guessed at once that Bristol was
the objective point to be reached
in haste. They are expected back
this afternoon as man and wife. i
Geo. W. ST. Clair, Esq, late of
Wytheville, has located at this
place for the practice of law. He
will put plenty Of brains and ener.
Wy into his work and we doubt not
grow into well mcritetl practice
and as a consequence be pleased
with his new home.
While towns are booming and
factories building men must con-
tinue TO wear clothing and have
hats and leggings and gum coats
and umbrellas and valises and
trunks and things. The only ques.
ton about the matter is as to where
to get them under the most favora-
bic conditions. Well, L, Frank. g.
Co, the leading Clothiers and gents
fnrnishers, have nothing in the
+ world to do but. to supply any and
every demand in this connection.
The interesting ceremony of chris
tening an American steamship and
koistiDg over her the American
flag was performed at Newport
News, Friday. The ship is the San
Bonito, formerly the English ship
Kimberly, which went ashore at
Cape Hatteras about two years ago
and was bought by.Mr. G. P. Hunt
ington and rebuilt at cost of $500,
600. This is the first ship turned
out by the big shipyard at Newport
News. The San Bonito is one of
the largest and best equipped
freight steamships afoat. She will
load at Norfolk with cotton and TO-
bacc6Aor Liverpool and make trip
in ten days.
The following delegates and alter
gates we're elected to the Rspubli.
can convention, which meets at Pu-
laski Sept. ID: Delegates: j. G..
Watts, W. e. Peery, Jr., w. H. Wit
ten, Beverly Warren, Simeon Gray
beal, JAS. H, Gillespie, Geo. j. Will
liamS John Rarns .fnbn u;n