Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-08-31
LOCaL AAeD GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.
Morrison it is.
Morrison it will be.

NAOiltSOb " VIII We s.
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday next.
Weather indications are favora-
ble for Fair week.
Miss Eva Painter is quiteill at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Peirce.
Miss Campbell, of Roanoke, is
visiting ber. friend, Mrs j. w. Chap
mau.
Rev. D. A. Ramey will preach at
the Baptist church, next Sunday
night.
Everybody will see the Fair he
fore settling down to the fall and
winter work.
Mrs. Surface and Miss Lon Har
man returned this morning from
Wabash camp meeting in Giles.
Circuit court will be adjourned
tomorrow, after the transaction of
a considerable amount Of business.
Mrs. Peirce, Miss Painter, Miss
Martha Peirce and Mr.. JAS, jPeirce
have returned from stay ut Mt.
Lake.
Under the now settled condition
of political affairs, the Democracy
of the Ninth District may feel rea,
sonably certain of a successful caua
paign If earnestly prosecuted.
Rev. Jos. and Mrs. Stras arrived
from Roanoke i'll time for the burial
of HRS. Fl. Nj. Smythe. Mrs. Stras
and the two Younger boys will re
main for time with their friends.
Rev. John e. Nah. who was once
in charge of the Methodist church
here, called to perform the marriage
ceremony for his friend. Mr.. Vaught,
spent several days with his Taze-
we'll friends.
AS.the News goes to press today
Mrs. II C.Chapman is in Il dying
condition. No hope has been en-
tertaued for her recovery since yes
teriay. The family has the unlim.
tied sympathy of the community.
WANTED.-About 500 acres of land
in erich Valley" Tazewell county,
Virginia, within 5 or 10 miles of
Tazewell G. H.. containing black wal
nut and oak. Give full description
and distance to nearest railroad, stat
ing price per acre and terms of pay
ment Address, t. w. FnlzIEn, 154
Sedgwick ST.. Allegheny. Pa
In the past we thonght only bad
tasting medicine cured; and it was
no bother to make herb tea before
going to bed; now, it is too much
trouble. These changed conditions
are all met by Simmons Liver Regu.
lator, which is plea ant to the taste
and already prepared in liquid and
powder form. Try 25 cent sample
package. Nothing better for Bill
iousness, Headache, Constipation,
Indigestion.
Merchants or others who sell play
ing cards would do we'll to wal! for
the new revenue stamps. The fine
for selling without is 500. In this
connection investigation shows that
therePare only six playing card fac.
tories in the United States-three
Fin New York, one in Cinclnnati, one
in Indianapolis and one in Kalama
zoo, Mich Their annual Output is
about 30, 600, ,000 nacks. There are
about $4,000 dealers in playing
cards whose stock on hand is esti
mated ut 10000 packs. The reve
nue from playing cards for the cur
pack. provided for in the bill, is es.
timated at S1,00O.00O.
The announcement of the death
of Mr. w. W. Peery, which occurred
at White Top on Tuesday last was
4 surprise and shock to the com
nnnity. 1t was Mr.. Peery's Gus
tom, being sufferer from hay fe-
yer, to repair to White Top Noun
tain annually at this season. It
was but few hours from the an
nouncement to his family here of
bis serious illness that news of his
death came. The body arrived here
today for interment in the family
burying ground, just west Of town
MIR. Peery was man OF advanced
years and well known over the
coniitS through business. personal
and family connections Mr.. Peery
was twice married. the children of
his first wife being the present Mrs
@. w. Greever, Mrs. Nj. Il. Peery
and Mrs Fl. e. Bailey. His second
wife was Miss Caroline Litz
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