Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
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Judge P W. strother, of Giles, is
Circalt Court.
Our Young friend, Jim Peirce, is
home for q short vacation.
The obituary of Uncle Billy
Moore will be published next week.
There will he some changes iu
mercantile firms during the month.
S. w. Williams turned up at this
adjourned term of the Circuit Court,
Miss Byrde May is visiting friends
in Kentucky, where she spent the
holidays.
Mr. I. Frank, Of Wytheville, was
over for several days during annual
invoice time.
The popular Mrs. John Britain
spent the holidays with home folks
in Tennessee.
Mr.. Henry G. Stuart, of "Clif
ton," the solid and compact, was in
town several days this week.
Col. Joseph HARRISON, proprietor
of the Baryta Works at Gardner,
was in town during the week
j. Frank Johnson, the jolly, of
Peeryville, West Va, came up to
look at the sun for few days.
Quite a number of young people
were home for'the holidays from
the various colleges of the State.
Every indication points to '92 as
Il year for ~ great revival Of busi-
ness. Let us hope so and help to
make it so.
The Tazewell G. II. Improvement
Co. has sold to the town seven acres
OF land on the north side for GENE.
tery purposes.
We regret to learn the popular
Miss Allie Spindle is detained from
the Seminary at her home in Chris
sick.
Mr.. A, T. Wilmer, representing
the Equitable Life Assurance Socic
ty Of New York, has been in the
city for some weeks.
The 'cazewell Bar did the proper
thing in passing resolutions con.
ceruiug Judge Coulling's services
during his term OF Office.
Judge j. II Fulton speaks Of
spending u few days with Mrs. Ful.
ton in Wythe, during the spring, if
our Circuit Court adjourns in time.
Wrecks on the Clinch Valley rail
road have been very frequent for
the last few weeks, and have great,
ly delayed the mails and passen
gers.
The two lovely Misses Aylor, of
Virginia City, spent Christmas in
town, making many conquests. We
hope their visits will become more
frequent.
The Princeton Journal says that
AR. Jesse f. White bought Il lot in
the burned district at Bluefeld and
will erect a three story brick bust
ness house.
Miss Kate Cabell, former music
teacher in the High School, has not
forgotten her first love, but came
over from Buena Vista, to spend
Christmas with friends here.
We are in receipt Of the Virginia
Agricultural Report for 1891 from
Commissioner Whitehead, which IS
held for future examination. There
is in it much to interest Virginiaus,
especially farmers.
Our fellow ctizen,J Has Th0mp
son, has moved to Chillicothe, Mo !,
with his family, where he will in
future reside. Their friends in
Tazewell wish them loug life and
prosperity in the great West. I.
The genial DR. Jaeger, of the
"Forks," was in town during the
week, feeling the pulse of his faith.
er. Col. Iaeger, who is still sick 1T
the Virginia House People here
like The ruddy face Of the Dr.
Thanks 10 Postmaster General
Wanamaker lior his most interest
ing annual report. t shows that
the postal service is better in some
respects than it was, but that it is
capable of great Improvement
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