Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-05-13
LOCAL AN.D GE.nkEIe.4L
NEHS BRIEFS.

be very i'll.
Mr. w. I. Roone has returned
from U. S. Court, convention, &c.
Bdy fine summer shoe from
Frank Il Co. while they are closing
out.
Rev. j. E. Naff went down. Wed.
nesday, to attend the meeting at
Bluetield.
Rev. Mr.. Herndon will arrive in
Il short while to be pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Henry Preston has returned
to bis duties in the bank after a
few days absence at Abingdon.
Charles Buffalow again was al.
lowed bail until next term of coun.
ty court aud left for Pocahontas.
BY vote of the Republican State
Convention the Roanoke Herald
was made the crgan of the party.
The usual tenth day Of May rain
was on time in great shape. more
welcome than the frost of last MAY.
The very handsome catalogue OF
Sullins College, session '9I-2, has
just been issued aud shows 2O2 ma.
triculates.
Easy as an old shoe" is express
sive Of the comfort in one of Frank
" Cos new shoes of high grade, now
ut low cost.
1t was estimated that one thou.
sand perS0hs were ut the GOSPEL
tent, Sunday morning last, to hear
Rev. Mr.. Williams.
The Norton Herald has begun
publication by Messrs. Wears and
Conan. II succeeds the Buckley
Mills Post and the Workingman.
Messrs. Mitchell and Ford, les.
sees OF the Graham ice plant, have
an advertisement elsewhere. Messrs
Doak & Co. will keep the product
On hand.
Mr.. R. X. Gillespie, who has been
at his fathers for some months, on
account of his aifliction, moved
with his family back to the country
this week.
The streets hav2 been having
some necessary spring cleaning un.
der Sergeant McClintock. Blue
grass is more attractive elsewhere.
than about crrbStones.
The county Democracy made a
good selection in it's choice for cOun
ty chairman. Sam Thampson has
the confidence of all who know him
and his Democracy is unquestioned.
AT the missionary meeting at
Blucfield this week Mrs. james
O'Keeiie. always an active spirit in
church work of any kind, read a
paper OH Al subject pertaining to
the work.
There is yet considerable activity
III the sale OF fine horses, bringing
good prices, ut Tazewell. This il
headquarters for fine stock and
those wanting such usually find
their way here.
Rev. j. N. Hartman has commenc-
ed work on his new house OH the
lot nearly opposite that of Rev. MIR.
Simmons and in a relative position
to that of Rev. Mr.. Leslie, uorth of
the gospel, tents location.
To QUIT 81. Frank & Co., who
for Il while have been carrying in
connection with their clothing bust
ness, full line of gentlemen's
boots and shoes, will sell all they
have at cost to get the room for an
increase in their stock of clothing.
Mrs. Shrock, mother in Law OF
Rev. D. V. Price. and who lived
here with him during his pastorate.
died in Chattanooga some days
since from paralysis. Mrs. Shrock
was a good and useful woman and
her death will be severely felt by
her family.
The city council of Portsmouth
has voted $500, in addition to the
amount given by the board of trade,
for the entertainment of the Vir.
ginia Press Association, which
meets in that city in July. The pro.
gram, as partially made out, is a
very attractive one.