Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-30

"A iuli ine OF toilet aud taundrN
soaps in stock at Peery & Dodd's
4 We are printing statements a
$3.50 per thousand. Call at once
| A fall line of groceries both sta
pie and taucy, at Peery x Dodd's.
The plank walk which is being
laid on Tszeweii Avenue is ue,.ring
completion.
We will pay tue highest marke,
price for wool.
Hartman & Bottlmore.
We would advise the candidates
for Office at the May election to
have their tickets printed at the
NEWS office.
Rev ID. A. Glenn and family
left Thursday for johnson CITY.
Teun., where he has accepted 30
si'ion as pastor OF the Johnson
City Baptist church.
Mr.. w. I. Bausell, of Lebanon.
was in town Monday. He packed
and shipped the printing press,
formerly used in the Republican
Office. TO Lebanon where 1t will he
used in printing the Lebanon
News
Go to McKenzie's for fine Jewel
rs. If you want scarf pin, shirt
Studs or anything else in that liue
go TO McKensie's.
We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement OF
j. +. Jackson, successor to A. f.
Hargrave, to be found IN another
column. Mr.. jackson is a CONNIE
tent druggist and is prepared to
I'LL your prescriptions with care aud
dispatch.
There will he a defamation can
test for a gold medal, by seven
young men of the Jaeger Literary
Society of Tazewell College. on Fri
day evening, May the 7th, at 1870
O'clock.
j. Powell Royal, President.
Miss Hattie Hartman, Secty.
We constantly keen on hands -
NICE fresh lot of candies, nuts.
raisins aud cakes. Give as call.
Peery & Dodd.
1t is said by nearly every one
that comes TO Tazewell that the
hard times seems TO have had less
effect here than in any county in
Virginia. If such is the case all we
have 70 say is that the other coun
ties i'll tue State must be in a pref
~ bad fix.
MIR. jim Ed. Peery announces
himself in this issue of the NEWS
MS IA candidate for re election to the
office of Supervisor for Jefferson.
vile District. Mr.. Peery has serv.
ed the county well in the above
office for several years andif re.elec
ted vii hold out as he began, when
elected the first time.
Garden seed of all kinds ut Peerv
q Dodds, bought IN bulk aud sold
VERY CHEAP.
The report that the loss of
large contract is the cause of the
reduced number of shipments over
the Norfolk & Western railway is
emphatically denied by the officials
who claim that the lack of vessels
at Norfolk IS the cause. The con
tract referred to was lost six months
ago. the Chesapeake and Ohio re
ceiving it
We have on hand several thous-
and Note heads which we will
print at 81 so a thousand. EnveI-
opes at $l.50. We only have
few left and if you would take adj
vantage of low prices, you should
call at once.
Deborah Brown, a former Mary.
lrnd slave, whose mother was al
most white" and one of whose
grandfathers was an Indian, is liv.
ing on Markham street, Toronto,
at the reported age of ITO, and is
able to do her own housewOrk and
sewing, to go to market and churcn
and TO smoke.
We regret to announce the depar
ture of Miss Fannie Hardy for her
home at Salem Va. yesterday.
Miss Hardy taught in the Tazewell
High School during the past ses
sion and made many friends here,
who regret In mart with har