Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-07-17
When Baby was sick, We gavo hcr Cestoria.
When aho was Child, sho cried for CAstoria.
When sho became Mss, sho clrng to Csssoria.
When she had Childrca, che gave thom Castoria

The long continued illness OF Bfrs.
A. Pobst, which had been hereto.
fore mentioned, resulted fatally.
Early on Sunday morning last she
died at the home of her son, Il. w.
Po6st. On Monday, at IL o'clock,
the burial WAS had at the Citizen's
Cemetery. She LETT husband and
several adult children.
The Richlands News is agitating
the matter Of q double daily mail
for the Clinch Valley. The same
is desirable, but to think of any.
thug for S. W. Va. better than the
present service under the present
incompetent governmental admin
istration is like asking milk from
ducks or figs from thistles.
The advertisement of Sullins'
College in another place gives tho
scope of the institution. The num-
ber of students of last year-over
two hundrel-can be increased this
year by reason OF the additional
room made by the new $4,000 ad.
dition. DR.. Hearon is still at tile
head and is popular in TazeweIl.
The Elfin Star Comedy Com
pany, Mr.. Ed. G. Bourne, manager,
is giving nightly performances in
the Opera House. The attendance,
considering the season, is good.
The company is keeping up it's
reputation of year ago, and will
always meet with a welcome in
Tazewell. They go to Pocahontas
next week.
The following is the organization
of the Elm Star Base Ball Club of
Tazewell: +. OKeeffe, C. and |. f. =,
w. Masterson,p. and Sd BIZ. Barns,
LIST b.; r. lizard, 8. s.; P. Britain,
I'd b.; w. Steel, Sd b. and D.; R.
Steel. l. f. and c.; G. Dodd, C. f.; II.
Dodd, r. f.; B. Gillespie and RAIDER,
subs; John Kelly, umpire; j. Peirce,
scorer j. 7. Grcever, manager.
We will see Richlands by and by.
We are glad to announce that
our Tazewoll College for young
men and boys will be open the lst
Of October. The usual curriculum
of FIRST class colleges will be taught,
and besides this thorough bust
ness course. You can learn book
keeping, type writing, short hand
and telegraphy without sending
away our young men. We hope
the people of the Clinch Valley will
literally support this much needed
enterprise.
Receiver Tate, Of the Three Cs
Railroad in Tennessee; Col. Hutch.
ings, of Kansas City, attorney for
the late organization Of boudhold.
ers. and a number of gentlemen
largely interested la that railreaii
recently travelled over that part OF
the line which extends from Ali.
sons Mill in Sullivan county, Tenn,
to Unaka Springs. All are report
ed to have expressed themselves as
gratified with the condition of that
section Of the railroad, and their be.
lief that the time for resuming work
upon its unfinished parts was close
at hand.
A match game of base ball was
played OH Saturday last between
the Graham club and an impromptu
Tazewell nine on the grounds east
oftewn. The contest waa really a
good one, aud had such been cou.
templated or even an announce
ment made, it would have required
more than the one tree to shade the
few spectators present. Masterson
i'll the box and O'Keeffe behind,
made a good battery, though, from
long inactivity, they now suffer in
the flesh. The success of the home
boys will doubtless lead to the or.
ganization of club that will send
and accept challeges and make it