Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-11-10
LOCAL AWD GENERAL
NE us BRIEFS.

senator St. Ciair came up yester
day.
1t was quiet election for Taze
we'll to hold.
Mrs G. w. Doak has been quite
ill for some time.
Mr.. John w. Spotts was up from
Pocahontas Sunday.
Mr.. f. Eddison. of Richlands, was
in town early in the week.
Tazewell sustains her reputation
for being oil the wrong SIDE.
Miss Jennie Bowen is visiting rel
atives at Huntington, w. Va.
Jefersonville precinct gave st.
Clair Oh majority and Sayers s
Mr.. John Thompson. of Burks
Garden, was visiting his SOP, DR..
{. A.
Col O'Ferr.ll was considerably
prosecuted just pending the cleo
tion.
Boys aud children's clothing is
varied in kind and price at w. G..
Harrisson & Co.'S.
Mr.. j. S. Bottimore has returned
from purchasing holiday stock for
Pobst u BottimOre.
There was nothing to he seen
Monday that could have indicated
an election for Tuesday.
DIR. II. D. Hufford is building an
Office on Main street between his
residence aud the Methodist church.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gillespie, cashier of
the Bank of Tazewell, has been con
fined to his home by illness, but is
out.
DR.. j. R. Gildersleeve will i'm
prove his property, occupied 10y Capt.
| Miller, by the addition of another
Stcry.
An examination of w. G. Harris
sou & Co.'s stock of fall and winter
clothing will simplify the matter of
a purchase.
Judge and Mrs. j. n. Stuart were
the last Of the Tazewell contingent
to return from the Worlds Fair, ar
irving Sunday.
just opposite the Court House, at
w G. HARRISON & Co.'s clothing
house, are the trunks, valises and
rubber goods.
A Tazewell lady, recently visiting
he great Worlds Fair. gives i'm
preSSionS which are in another col
umn OF this issue Of the NEWS
Corn husks foretell cold winter.
W. G. HARRISON & Co.'s excellent
line of flannel underwear promise
Immunity from discomfort.
Congress should make much of
IFS resi- between this time and the
4th Of December, if it proposes to
do everything Democracy has prom.
iSed for it.
A bill authorizing the holding of
IL Worlds Fair prize winners exhi.
tion i'll New York, passed during
the late session OF Congress and be.
came law.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Boyer have re-
turned from Baltimore. Mr.. Boyer
looking considerably tho worse by
reason of "a severe tussle with ty-
phoid feyeE
Mr.. A. j. Rankin, of Ryland &
Rankin, jewelers., of Lynchburg, will
he at this place on next county
court day and the day preceding.
He will have samples Of handsomest
goods.
U. S. Marshal, G. w. Levi, was
in town Saturday last to receive the
Office from Mr.. Watts The old dep
utles from various parts of the coun
ty were disappointed in that there
was not money on hand to pay
them.
Overcoats for men and boys. mac
intoShes, gun coats, rubber shoes,
umbrellas. underclothing, gents
furnishings aud everything that a
first class clothing house should
keep are for sale at living prices by
w. G. Harrisson & Co.
ga chemical success and medical
triumph" SO speaks an eminent
physician in reference to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral; and the enlogy
was none too strong. No other med
icine is so safe and efficacious in all
diseases of the throat and lungs.
One day at the Worlds Fair May
or Harrison, of Chicago, was look
ing at hearse in the Transpcrta-
ton Building and said that it was
beautiful enough to make Il man al
most wish to take ride in it, Sew
EN- days afterward his dead body
was borne in that -hearse.