Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-15

A' 'o'N' AHoas "sio bOiuo 'eI SulS
sermons preached aud We feel that
much good was done
MISC Ella Higginbotham's school
closed Friday evening.
notwithstanding tho cold weathe.,
n few young people speut tho Thurs.
day uight Mt che homc of Miss Cleo
Thompson. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent. and we were all yer,
sorry next morning when our re
spcctive duties called us to leave the
pleasant and hospi,able home and to
Sny goodbye to our charming young
hostess.
R.v. j S. Fronch preached at
Pleasant Hill Church Scndny morn
ing. There were ten additions to
the church
SrKISorILLE 4 BLUEsToSE. Fet ~.
Rev. j. r. Wnne was to preach
Mt Fairview last Sunday, but, falling
TO appear. Mr.. Coo Hairless spoke liz
his stead.
Mr.. John Ha'nbrick Saws he has
living in This county forty ire year
. aud this is tho coolest weather Lee
has ever seen,
Mrs. G. I. Faulkner has been quito
|! i'll for some days with rheumatism
and grippe.
MIR. L. Fl. Hartman has been on the
sick list for nearly month. from a
cold contracted OIL IL trip to Graham.
Mr.. Willie Shawver aud his sister.
MisS Bette, from Clear Fork, were
over at the exhibition.
Mr.. Edward Walker. n former pu
pill of Mr. j. G. Reynolds, will com.
inenca singing school Mt tho Blue
stouo school house this week.
The school taught ny Prof James
III. McMallen, at Springvillc, closed
Feb 1, being Mr.. McAlullcn's ssc.
ond exhibition in three years. The
entertainment was mnrred only by
the presence of some bays in tho M.
y alence who had INDUCED too frec.
corn liquor.
The school on hlnestone, taught
by AIR. G. p McMullen. and His,
Mamie Tabor, closed Feb. 6. The
entertainments was q very pleasant
. ore, M the boys liquor was out, and
they could keep still.
Mr.. Newton Crockett was in the
neighborhoud looking around among
D the fair sex.
MI. William Boyle has been look.
ing very uelxncholy for tho past few
> days. What is u good remedy Tor
people in his condition?
!, Mr.. William d. Wallace, who hss
been logging for iutuber COMPANY
on Tug, was here Sunday TO SEQ -.
3 AIR. W. w Wells is making prepa
ration fer an entertainment at the
close of his scnool in Wriyht's Valley,
r about February 26.
KEon. Feb. ID.
Did the ground hog see his shad
; ow?'
This is tho worst winter we have
had since Columbus discovered
America.
The cry now in the land is who
has any hay, fodder or straw for sail
james Randy was in our neigh
borhood Monday
j. w. Smith, of Doran, and J J.
Benbow, of Thompson Valley, enter
ed their daughters, A1ie 6 Mile and
julia, Mt the Seminary, Monday.
Our farmers are losing great
many sheep aud lambs this cold
weather.
Rev. S. Z. Houk left this morning
for Kelly to help Bro. Bisuop in n
revival, Rev. j. S. French having
gone Oh Sunday.
0. e. Barnes, of the Cove. ism our
city tonight, the guest OF Hon. w. T..
Moore.
Who walked home Sunday night
The young men from Taznyell nj
King College-froA the number of
invitations sent out-evideutly re-
inenber the Seminary girls.
W. G. Witten Was at tho postoffics
Tuesday evening and left with
smile ON his face, singing 1T won't
be long"
| It's said that the 42nd verse of
the 9Th chapter of Mathew is being