Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
LOCAL IND GENERAL
NEH<.S BRIEFS.
Suhscrihe for the NEWS-

Wonder who gave the signals for
the cheering last night
Misses Mccall, of Graham. are
visiting friends in town.
James Pierce, of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting his mother here.
Ton Spindle. of Roanoke. is here
to spepd two or three weeks.
Mrs. Long, of Scott County, is
visiting her sister. Mrs, BAYLOR.
Mr.. Hutton Ball, of Honaker, is
visiting at Mr.. W. N. Surfaces.
H. c. Stuart, Esq, and Mrs.
Stuart of Elk Garden are in town.
Rev. VI. A. Wilson, of WEIGH w.
Va, was in town first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steele are Wis
iting Mr.. Mont Steele at the sta.
ton.
We are glad TO see DR.. Killy
Tynes out AGAIN after his severe at
tack Of fever.
Revs. Ward, Mcpherson, Strade-
~ and Suthers were the Rev. w.
w. Pyott's guests last week.
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
BiliouDness, Indigestion, Headache.
a pleasant IaxatiVe. All Druggists.
MIR. c. G. Kelly. of Norton, Va,
was in town this week attending
the Fair and visiting home folks
Bring your Job Work TO the
NEWS Office We are prepared to
do first class work OF short notice.
Mr.. Andrew Gillespie. u former
resident of this place but now nv.
ing at Blue6eld, is attending the
Fair.
Tobacco chewers will find, in an
other column, an item of decided IN
terest TO them, headed Don't Stop
Tobacco"
Prof. G. G. Pecry is taking in the
FAIR. He leaves shortly for Wash
ington and Lee University, where
he will study law.
Miss Lena Brown, of RichlandS
is in town. She and Miss Maggie
Gillespie will leave soon for VIgin-
ia College, at Roanoke.
Miss Nina Gravely, of Henry
County, is visiting at Mr. w ].
Boone's. Miss Nina was pupil in
TaseweH Seminary for severel SEES
sionss.' .S'S 'n'-.
ia ~ -a.rt pf...s
Misses Daisy and Willis Howe
and Ruth Pchet. of Rural Retreat
aud Misses Mamie Hays of Chat
am Hfaf, are visiting Miss Nellie
Hufford. q.
The wife of Rev. J, w. w Shu
Ter died at Lebanon, Va on August
oath. Mrs. Shuler stopped at the
home OF Mr.. Will Moore, during the
Conference here last fall.
A gentleman who has travelled
over most OF Southwestern Virgin
ia and East Tennessee this sum
mer said on arriving here he had
no where seen many evidences of
prosperity as at this place.
Rev. j w. Cook and Mr.. Wesley
@. Carriger, who have been travel
ing through southwest Virginia for
a month or more in the interest of
Emory and Henry College, arrived
here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Modock McKensie the new
jeweler, has bought out the firm of
r. Martin & Co., taking charge
Monday. Mr.. Ellis left Tuesday
for Richmond. He will travel for
the Richmond Tobacco Co.
Why rent pianos when you can
buy on as easy terms of payment as
you would pay rent? Hobbie Piano
Co., Roanoke, have large stock of
second hand pianos in pei feet order,
which they are selling at IS 90 per
month without interest. Call and
see them.
Misses Lou Coulling. Jessie
O'Keeffe aud Lula May Steele left
Tuesday for Bristol, going across
thescountry. Miss Coulling will
teach in Sullins College during the
xt:session, while Misses O'Keeffe
and Steele will be pupils in that in
stitution.
DR.. r. u. Waterhouse, Preside nj
of Emory and Henry College, is
here this week in interest of his in
stitutiOn. He has something to say
to our readers in another column
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