Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-06-19
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of Pocahontas, was perhaps fatally
shot by q negro resisting arrest
the other day. The assailant was
lodged in tho county Jail Wednes.
day.
The celebrated Hess Shoes for
sale only by l. Frank & Co. Every
pair warranted TO give satisfaction.
Mr.. A. G. Norris is in town this
%. IN. OH his way to the east end to
close contracts Of the Richlands
Brick and Manufacturing Co., of
which he is secretary and treas.
urcr.
The new Tennessee law, requir-
ing all railroad companies to fur
nish separate coaches for white and
colored people. has gone into effect
and the railroads had prepared for
the change.
1t is stated that depot police
man will be put on duty at every
station Otthe Norfolk and Western
railroad. This would doubtless be
q profitable investment on the part
of the company.
Messrs. Foote e. Johuson will
have full line OF their vehicles on
our streets Tuesday next-court
day. Persons in need of anything
in this line should take advantage
OF this opportunity to supply them
selves.
400 teachers are enrolled for the
Normal Institute at Bedford CITY,
and they are still coming mt the
rate of fifteen to twenty day
Eighty two Of the one hundred
county superintendent have signi-
fled their intention of attending.
The usual bulletin, announcing
the early completion of the Charles
ton, Cincinnati and Chicago rail-
road as far as ST. Paul, liz again out.
However the road will doubtless he
built one day if the management
has not involved it in hopeless liti-
CATION.
superintendent Robert Fleming,
Of the Virginia Gas Coal Co., was
in town Monday from Doran and
reports that active mining opera.
tions will be resumed at the Coal
Creek mines at once. Good miners
applying can get work and also n
responsible party can have charge
of tho boarding house.
Tho shipment of fine fat lambs
for the mutton market has begun
from Tazewell, and we are destined
to gain the same reputation in this
limo that we had in the palmy days
of the beef cattle era. In fact
Tazewell always comes to the front
with the best, whether it is wanted
i'll the animal, vegetable or mineral
&e.
Bristol gives $4,000 for the
Southwest Virginia Female Insti-
tute, Baptist, and gets it moved
from Glade Spring. She gives
King College, Presbyterian, new
home. These two and also Sullins
College, Methodist, will have a
100000 equipment each. She will
also take the Catholic convent from
Abingdon and enrich it.
At meeting of TazeweIl Lodge,
No. 62, A. L, & A. NJ, the following
officers were elected to serve one
year: T. r, Peery, w. NJ; j. S. Bot
tinore, S. w; w: G.. Young, j. w;
j.. O'Keeffe, Treasurer; r. lizard,
Secretary; J. T Cooley, S. D.; G. w.
Sparks, j. D,;J. P. Kelly, Chaplain;
Jno. Peery, CIV. Doak, Stewards;
g. L. McClintock, Tiler.
Rev. M. W. Doggetr, the honored
pastor OF the Presbyterian church,
has received, We understand, a call
to charge in Georgia, which he
will accept. During his stay here
he has proved himself an ideal pas
tor. and to find another man of as
good Judgment, equipoise and en-
ergy, under any and all circum-
stances, will require careful selec-
tion with a modieum of luck.
Several tc@ps in Virginia whose