Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-29
Z TSSWELL va FRIDAY MARCH 80 1895

Mr. Luther Moore, OF Liberty
Hill, was on our streets this morn.
ing.
NleSsrs, Davis and Kendricl,s, of
Honaker, were in town first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ball, of Honnkcr,
spent Suneay with their Tazewell
relatives
Most of our people are busy max
ing garden, nv spring seems to have
put in her appearance Mt last.
We call rhe attention or our read
crs to the advertisement Of Ilnrris
son Bros. Il Surface, which appears
on this page.
Messrs. j. B. Sanders aud Lee j.
l1nrhee, of Grahum, attend the reg
ular conclnye Of Clinch Valley Com.
mantleIy Monday night.
Judge Frank Hutton. of the ALI.
ing,lon bnr, was here today. The
Judge ia one OF the brightest young
Democrats in this section.
Lloyd Johnson, little son Of DR.
Johnson. at North Tazewcll, got II
finger cut of by II rip saw ut the
ulaniug mill at that place Wcdnes.
day.
Mr. j. q. SPOTS has bought lot
on Mechanics Avenue from Messrs.
Baylor aud Preston and, we under.
stand, will buld on it in the near
future.
Clinch Valley Commandcry, No
%. X. T., will attend divine ser
vices Mt the Methodist Church East
er Sunday. They will attend in
full rrgalia. ut
Miss ella Clayton, who has been
in Philadelphia for some time un-
dergoing surgical treatment. has
returned to her home in Thompson
Valley. much i.aprovr,l
Over fifty second hand pianos
and organs of standard makes some
Only little used. Pianos $40, Sl25
$3.50, 5000 and 1915. Organs $40
$50, SO aud $50. Several of th,
Estry make in this lot. Without
doubt the biggest bargains ever of
tered in Virginia eau he lin,l Il,
writing at once TO Hohbic Nusi
Co, R0unoke, Va.
1 a brakeman, on The local train
by The name of Parker. WAS killp,
at tho station Wednesday. He wa
trying to couple two cars loadr,
with logs and did not notice thn
the logs stuck out over the ends o
lhe car. Elc did not draw bacl
quickly enough when they came Ia
: gother, and was caught and hi
: head aud the upper part of his bod
> crushed terribly. He died instantly
A severe rheumatic pain in The LEI
shoulder had troubled Mr. j. FL I4t
" per, well known druggist, of DE
Moines, Iowa, for over six month,
At times tho pain was SO severe thu
J. ho could not lift anything. With n
y he could do he could not get rid of
&C until he applied Chamterlain's Pal
d Balm. II only mndo three applies
tions OF it," he says, "and have sine
'i heen free from oil pain" He no
tx recommends it to persons similar
IN afflicted. II is for sale by A. L. Ha
pr grave.
. Mr.. George RatliG, Of Richlantl
III arrived here with Il Mr. MrGul
It, and two men 10y the name OF Hoo
Of in charge. Mcclure and the Hoo
of men live at Pounding Mill, ,hnt sen
al days ago they went to Richlnn
and got drunk, and were arrest
nd by Ralliif' They swore that VIII
I'll he got into their country they won
tn get even, and coifshig up on t
train with him, all four "climbe
W. him about Pounding Mill. Ho {
ect Tended himself manfully, hut b
Ir. it not been for the conductor II
ce. brakeman he would probably hIl
ic, been very badly hurt. AS il "
ich his head was cut up in IN II,
av fashion. With the assistance
Iho The trainmen he brought three
them to Jail. They were admit
- to bail in the county court on w
49, nesday, and all but one, Gus Hoo
gave it. e. w, Rose and f.
~ Francisco, who witnessed the fig