Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-28

Mr.. 1. E. Chapman is Frightening up his
residence with paint, and other improve
ments.
We have just received nice lot of sta
tionery, in tints, plain and cream.
Pobst & Wingo.
Nearly all the schools have closed, and
the duty on hides ceases. So saith the
small boy.
Our line of toilet soaps is complete and
cheap.
Peery II Dodd.
Don't make the mistake of imagining
that you are so we'll known that you do
not need to advertise.
Parties desiring to use water from the
Peery Healing Spring, can obtain it fresh
at Jackson's Drug Store.
Stone jars, crooks, etc, of all sizes and
prices, n whole car load of them, lust re-
ceived by Peery & Dodd.
Mrs. Dickinson. formerly of TazeweIl.
now of Bluedeld, is visiting her home
folks on Tazewell Avenue.
WeEhave a nice cheap lot of flower pots.
You need them at this season.
Peery * Dood.
Mr.. Jno. f. Burson. prominent at
torney of Bristol Tenn, with his little
daughter is in town on legal business this
week.
Have you noticed the store OF Pobst 4!
Wingo? We doubt if there is a prettier
heater store of the kind in South. West
Virginia.
The mission of and advertisement is
not to sell your goods, but simply TO at
tract people TO your store. You must sell
the goods.
Mr.. ]. w. Trent tobacco manufactu-
rer' of Strawberry Plains, Tenn, was Wis
iting bis son-iii-law, Rev. I. P. Martin.
| this week.
There are a few 'lids" on Tazewen
Avenue, whose parents evidently don't
know they are out" They are not '.ycl-
low kids" either.
Mrs. Halle Shirley, of Vivian, w. Va.
is visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Shirley has many friends here. who
are glad to see her.
Prof. Campbell has gone to Craig, evan
ge'izing. Prof. Campbell will not return.
Prof Johnson will remain ani canvass
for neat session.
Prof j. ID. Todd. of Richards, paid us
a visit recently. Prof Todd is one of the
best teachers Tazewell ever had. He
should kept among us.
Rev. I. P. Martin preached a fine ser
mon on Sunday night to large crowd.
Bro. Fendleton sang an entertaining solo.
He has musical gifts.
Out door sports and games are the
order of the day. Our baseball goods and
croquet sets are in demand.
Peery & Dodd.
T. NJ. Hawkins, Jr. is out again, after a
protracted spell of sickness. Careful
nursing, and diligence and skill on the
part of his physician, DR.. Gillespie, pulled
him through.
We have received two communications
from Thompson's Valley, but neither cor
respondent gave his name. You must let
us have your name if you want your artic-
les published.
Sergeant McClintock is doing some
much needed work on Mechanics Ave
this week. The sidewalk along this
street is in bad condition. "a stir ch in
time saves nine"
Rluefield is managing the club rooms
according to the old proyerb, Eight the
devil with fire." but it should be remem-
bered that e. is the DEVILS element, and
1t is hard to at him this way.
The Evangelist comes out in pew form
and dress. We extend our congratulations
to Bro. Hartman. The paper seems to be
politico-religious. "The ruling passion, ="
strong in the Editor, will not down.
Everybody has "sweet tooth" We
have fresh lot of nice confectionery of
all kinds, just received. We don't handle
old goods.
Peery & Dodd
Prof. Alison Hutton, president of Old
DOMINION college, HIGHLANDS, was il
town this week. The College has had a
prosperous session. There have been 25
boarders and an enrolment of 200 all
told.
Mr.. Robt. j. Yost and Miss MAGGIE
Mundy, daughter of LESSEE Mundy, of
Cavatts Creek, were married at the home
Of Mr.. Mundy, last Sunday, Rev. G.. w.
Presley. officiating. We extend our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Thos. Hall, and his son, of Burke's
Garden, passed through town on Tuesday
on long journey and visit to the west.
Mr.. Hall has several sous in Idaho, and
} ne rs making them visit His many
friends in the home county wish him a
pleasant SAFE journey. Hc ordered the
News to follOSS, him.