Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-19
COUNTY LOCALS
As Gathered tyRews Reporters,
What TazeNeN People Are
Doing.
SHAwvkR's M.LLs, April I6

M'ssrss j. q. Rsyiolds aud d. a
Lcffsl have returned from Hunting
Camp, where they have been holding
IA meeting.
Mr.. Win. Boslv, of Springville
stopped over. at Mr. w. L. Shawver's
last Wednesday on his way to Blaud
county, where lie expects to visit
friends for few days.
Last Sunday evening there was
one of the grandest storms of the
past winter. We suppose it was
called the EASTER Storm
Mr. L. Q. Wiugo was in the neigh
borhood last week 10, king after road
affairs. He w1s also electioneerina
Mr.. john T. Litz, candidate for
Treasurer, was on the creek ldst
week.
Mr.. Sam Laird wis eiectioneering
the voters of this precinct last week.
MIR. Henry Williamr, who has been
attending the mill at thls place, is
preparing to move to West Virginia,
Knob. April II.
1t is still! winter down this way.
Miss Daisie Thompson aud w. A.
Enrn;s went to Tnzewell Saturday to
spend Haster, returning hIouday
evening.
Rev. Stuart frenrli Is IN Graham
this week engaged in revival.
Roy. w. W. Pyott will hold quar-.
terly nesting at Liberty Hill church
Saturday aud Sunday, April 2O,h and
21st.
Miss Lizzie Snidcr, of Montgomery
county, entered the Seminary this
week, taking music ouly.
The organization known as the
"Soss Of Rest" is in mourning. One
of its members having gone to work
and another one gone fishing.
Mr.. w. G. Wilton, n former citizen
Of our neighborlood, now of Steeles.
burg, was on our streets Monday.
DR.. L. l.. Painter is tile delegate
from Liberty Hill church to Presby-
terry, which conyenes at Bristol April
Both
Mr.. H. A. Georges little daugh-
ter, jamie. iu now suffering from the
effects { f broken leg.
We came near having !, FIRE in our
town last week; Els Murphy's house
caught fire, but was discovered be-
fore any serious damage was done.
CEDAR BLUFF. April II.
Mr.. G. II. Peery lost II fine mule
last Saturday.
Our young townsman, Mr.. Wi
Cecil, is serving ON selire ut the
lC. II.
Messrs. Mcclure & Hurt received
a car load of corn from the west yes
terday.
Rev. ID. II. Carr preached mn able
sermon last Sunday (IGastor) on the
subject of the resurrection.
Cedar Bluff is to be honored will
the District Conference in July anc
Tazewell with the Annual Couferenc,
in October.
Mrs. d. FL. Carr il visiting he
daughter at Bluefeld.
There is no longer any empt.
houses at Cedar Bluff. number o
families having moved in lately.
Mr.. G. I. Watkins and family, O
Grundy, have extended their visit I.
friends at Bluefeld.
The pay car passed down the lin
yesterday, and stopped at Ceda
. Bluff just long enough to make fe,
i. men happy.
}. The prospect was never more fiat
teriag than at present for an abund
ant crop of apples the present ses
!; son, unless they should be killed b
late frost OF freeze.
: The talking machine" had hardl
!; made its exit when the monkey MI
bagpipe struck our town.
}, We are glad to note the recover
); of Mr.. Bob RApass, who had to leav
his work at Bluefsld, temporarily
J., and has been ut home here for til
! past week suffering with an attack Q
quinsy.
}. MIR. Chas Z. Scott, of Belfast, on
i of the proprietors of the Cedar BLU
Wooden Mills, is hustling nroun,
], town making preparations to put il
J. q new dam, to- replace the one wash