Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-01

| LICK tomorrow.
W. G. Witten will lead TO the alta,
this evening Miss Rose Steele, OF
Ste.lcsburg.
Rev. T. Mowbr y goo 10 Tbo,np
son valley Saturday
SHAwvKR's MILLS. Feb. rs.
II seems that sleds have ,nken tie
place OF wagons, in transporting
freight and hauling logs. Mr. An
drews is hauling his machinery from
the depot on q sled. He pas cd
down the load with several loads last
week.
Some people deem Saturday an un
lucky day, but it seems tl,t some Of
the Clear Fork people don't think so
ms they set apart TINT day for NOV
lug. On last Saturday Frank Yost
moved iato the house with his BROTH
er in law, James Yost; Nesl Helman.
dollar into the houss vacated By Yost;
LON Lambert into the house vacated
10y Helnandollar; Geo Crabtrss into
tho house vacated by Lambert.
Rev. John Smith preached at Kin
ser's chapel last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gregory, of
Ste wersville, were visiting home
folks last Sunday.
Some OF Mr., Andrews employees
struck for higher wagos and received
II discharge.
G. W. Shaver in candidate for
matrimony. 10 was electioneering
Mt Mr.. Williams last Sunday.
S. j. Oundiff laid in new suppl
OF dry goods aad groceries last weel.
CEDAR BLUFF, Feb. 81.
Prof. Geo. G. Peery, principal Ct
I.,z'well High School, accompanied
by bliss Kate helms. Miss Raclie
Peary and Miss Maggie Witt an. all
of T,z"well, honored our town with
their presence on last Saturday and
Sunda. .fhe guests of Mrs. DR.. Perry
A ven, large concourse of sympa
thizing fl, uds and neighbors att,ad-
cd the fur oral aud interment of the
remains of Mrs. D. Green at Faint
Lick on Lac; Sunday. The services
were conducted and The funeral
preached by Rev. S. f. Houk, Of
Liberty Hill.
Some transactions in real estate
have taken place during the past
week, by whir Ii two lots in the town
of Cedar Blu # have changed hands.
Esq. R. +. Cecil, of our town, is
attending c3rrt this week.
At this wri ling the ice, which bas
for so long a time blocked Clinch
River and it's tributaries, in this sec
ton, liz br .aking up.
The ''s',cisl" given the Young PEG
pie Of onr town on last Saturday
evening by Mrs. Peery at her home,
and in honor OF her Tazewell friends,
was aaid by those present to have
been one of much pleasure anc en-
ioyment.
Our neighbor, Mr.. Fayetts Smith,
} who has occupied the Hirginbotham
place east of town for number of
years past, is moving to the neigh.
borhood OF Coal Creek.
Mr. Elihu Yale Morgan, the boy
drummer, is Mt Cedar Bluff selling
groceries to our merchants. He 10
perhaps the youngest drummer on
the line, bsing but sixteen years of
age.
4 number of our young people
have gone today to Steolesburg to be
present at the marriage of Miss Rose
Steele of that place, and Mr.. William
Witten, of Liberty Hill.
Prof. s. Fl. Laird, principal of Ce-
dar Bluff High School, returned to
day from visit to Grundy.
A freight train on the Clinch Val
ley line Was wrecked at the tunnel
east of here last night, and some of
tho passengers on the west bound
passenger train, which is now stand
ing at Pounding Mil, awaiting The
clearing Of the track, have been com
ing in afoot to Cedar Bluff. We
learn that the trains today will traps-
fer passengers at the point of the ac-
cident.
CAvATT's CREEK, Feb. 25.
Ice and snow for nine weeks; the
Thermometer frequently registering
ten degrees below zero.
Our large sheep raising farmers
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