Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-02-17

urday, ro meet Hon j. w. Mar.
shall.
Mr.. Henry Preston. cashier of the
Clinch Valley Bank, represents u
leading life insurance company and
occasionally takes time to write a
policy.
Geo. Mccall. Allen Cucullu, Hu-
bert aud Fred Raycn, Edwin Eddi.
sou. G. II. Cross, w. e. Peters aud
others OF RichlaudS, were up yes.
terday.
Mr.. Oscar Moore, whose friends
at PocahOntas and else where, hope
to hear of his appointment as post.
master Of that town, was here dur
ing the week.
MIR. Everett Leftwich, editor of
the Flat Top News, Bramwell, w.
Va, called in our absence, yester.
day. aud left his card. Sorry not
to have met him.
There was regular communica.
tion Of Tazewell Lodge No. 62. A.
F. SS A. NJ, held at it's hall on Mon
day evening There was work in
the secoud degree.
The Mathieson Alkali Co of Salt.
Vile, according to the Abingdon
Virginian, will h0re an eight inch
well at least 1000 feet deep, hoping
to tnd natural gas.
At the Central Hotel, Wednesday.
Miss Clapp, daughter OF Mr. +. o.
I la 'p. of the Clinch River Lumber
10. and formerly of Massachusetts,
WAS married to Mr.. Bailey.
The newspaper liar, Hams, has a
rival ut CatlettSburg, Ky, who tele
graphed the fake about the indict.
ment of ladies of thar town for card
playing. The town Is very indig-
nant.
The nun ber of candidates for the
position of U. S. Marshall for the
western district Of Virginia seems
to have an almost daily increase.
Perhaps fifty men are asking for it
and many more wanting it.
The latest and prettiest song now
being sung on the stage. is entitled
The Indian SuDanaer Time. 1t is by
the popular author, Will l.. Thomp.
son, of East Liverpool. Ohio. The
price is 40 cents. Send the author
half price, and you will receive
copy
The Glade Spring Citizen says:
The Clinch Valley coal field is rapid
ly coming to the front. BY an actual
test of several days at the Pulaski
furnace, its coke has been proved
first class AS gus coal it is at the
top. and as domestic coal second to
none. The Clinch Valley in oil the
high road to success. and we congrat
ulate our friends across the noun
tain.
Another name is added to the list
of fatalities at Riclilands. Pat
Steele WAS run over and killed by a
train of cars at the depot. He was
standing, with others, on the track,
Wednesday,, waiting the arrival of
the passenger train. Cars were he.
ing shifted and IL backing freight
train knocked him down. He was
drawn under the moving cars and
horribly maneIed.
Indications are that the next post.
master for Tazewell has been. de.
teimined upon aud all that remains
to be done is the appointment and
the revelation of the name of tho
man. The contest was an earnest
one! hat without bitterness. and
each man put forth his best efforts
Those whose responsibility it was
to determine the case, had every
condition and fact bearing upon
the matter right before them AMI
their decision will I've accepted on
all sides as the outcome Of careful
and unbiased investigation.
Save your orders for portraits for
Geo. w. Sanderlin, agent for It. j.
Corwin, the portrait artist, and get
CuO "oitit vi tue IuNeStWeUG Ill
work that will defy the ravages of
time and which, in point of excel
lence, will be ga joy forever" He
guarantees pure crayon portrait,
and a pure crayon portrait is made
by hand work alone and by the nse
of mineral unaffected by acids or
light. Mr.. C0rwin has II reputa.
tiOn as an artist that he must main
tain aud his work is never sighted.
His prices ARE not ont of proportion
to tfOse of inferior work, and no
one who desires 81 correct likeness
can find objection oil that score.
Mr.. Sahderlin will give a. correct
statement regarding the different
kinds of work done. show samples
and quote prices. When all orders
at Bluefield have been filed he will
make a canvass here.