Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-11-27
LOCAL AND GE.NEh.A.L
JNEIYS BRIEFS.

Il eel = ~ y 70 90 PACNutSuCO VI oOiO
throat and Influenza in town.
Jak. Cl,atweii left for Wytheville
this evening IN answer to tele-
gram
Miss Albro has been quite i'll at
the Seminary for u week, but is now
slowly lyrecovering.
President Kroll, of the G. v. Coal
and Coke Go. leaves tomorrow for
Detroit and Pittsburg.
Happy and content is horne with ''The Ro.
chester; q lamp with the light of the morning
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co. ,NewYork.
bMf. Franklin, travelling CORES
pondent for the Lynchburg News,
was in town during court, this
/ week.
Editor Toriney, Of the Glade
Spring Citizen, was the only dude
among the visiting editors to Gin
cinnati.
About forty members of the
Press Association passed over the
Clinch Valley route Sunday,on their
return from Louisville and Cincin-
natl.
Ttle editor i'll chief still fingers
under the bal'ny sunshine of the
Lone Star State, with other mem
hersoi the Virginia Press Associa
tion.
Mrs. Rose Kroll, of the Clinch
Valley Coal and Coke Co, was up
during the week, but will leave for
Virginia City, her home, tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. Willie Edmunds,of Gate City,
made IL call at the NEWS office
Wednesday. lie was not Il stranger,
although this was his first visit to
our town.
The negro, Horehead Bill, who
bad been ,condemed to lie. banged
Dec. 4, 1891. has been granted n
new trial on appeal to Judge Bolen,
of the Circuit Court.
The entertainment, by the Graces
Society at the Seminary, promised
for the 9th and 28th, has been
postponed. on account Of the preva,
lence.of colds among the actors.
Died in this place the 22d inst.
Geneva Lee. infant child of Il. ID.
aud Mariuda Wells, aged about 4.
The consolation is, ''suffer little
clildren.to come unto Me- The
little one was carried to Oakvale,
West Va, for burial.
An appropriation by the Legisla-
ture, of $500 CT more,to the pro.
cnrenent of Virginia'S exhibit at
the Worlds Fair, Chicago, should
he passed before the holidays. Sus
pend the rules aud pass such bill
without dissenting voice.
The town was threatened with "a
water famine this week on account
OF the copious spring which supplies
the reservoir seeking another ont
let. The trouble was ohviated.
however, by utilizing the water
from another spring close ut hand.
NIasl5 Elljslsopt ID suffer for years from
at 81 ess, rspulsive sores.
sRoifs and ions, without ever
Testing the marvellous curative pow
ers of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The ex
pertinent is, certainly, worth trying
Be sure you get Ayers Sarsaparilli
and no other
Married atthe home of the brides
father, Clinton Barns, Esq, in
Wards Cove, this county. Mr.. John
L. Barns, OF the Tazewell bar, and
Miss Maggie Barns, one of the
sloveliest girls both in face aud
character of the many charming
girls of Tazewell.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Surface 81 Bro. had fed one hundred
and twenty-five guests at the Cen
trail Hotel on Tuesday and a large
company We.lnesday-they made a
lovely spread on Thanksgiving Day
the menu being equal to all fist
class houses of the State. Fresh
oysters, stewed, roast spring turkey
With oyster dressing, roast beef,
Irish and lsweet potatoes, and all
vegetablesin season, with nice ell
tries, California apricots and cake