Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-09-03
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News, was in the city and communi
ty last Saturday. Tho Lebanon
News has improved of late, and Bro.
Bonsell had on good clothes and a
smiling face. "Prosperity" must
have struck the Lebanon News.
Bro. Pendleton gays he will have
to dun his delinquent subscribers
Sin person." Kindly let us know how
you come out, brother, and if you
have good luck we will try your
plan. All other plans seem to be
useless.
MIR. w. L. Boone has an eloquent
valedictory, n sort of journalistic au.
photography, as it were, in this
weeks indicator He still exhorts
us to keep an eye oe the indicator.
We arc doing our best to comply
with his modest request, but we
find it somewhat difficult to do
Hartman & Bottimore are receiv.
ing and opening their Fall and Win
ter stock of Clothing. These goods
were bought six months ago when
prices were at the lowest, and will be
sold at the lowest prices possible. You
have never bought suit in Taze.
well for less money than they will
sell you one for now.
Mrs. A. j. May Jr, gave a delight
full party to large number of friends
last Monday evening, as did also
Mrs. b. b. Greever, at Five Oaks, on
Wednesday night. That the young
had a good time goes without saying.
They danced all night till broad
day light, and went home with the
gitls in the morning.
We are sure the lovers of good,
up to date literature will be glad to
know that DIR. Jackson is keeping On
hand the latest magazines, including
Munsey, The Cosmopolitan, Harp
er's, and others Of the best We
have class of readers who will ap.
preciate the privilege of buying the
latest works at his own door, and
will give DIR. Jackson their support
Messrs. Hartman & Bottimore are
building large coal bins on lot back
of their Clothing Store. 1t will be
n great convenience to the public to
have supply of coal Away at hand.
The capacity of the bins will be
about 100 tons. Platform Scales
will be built near the bins for weigh
ing both coal and hay. Tazewell
slowly but surely progresses. These
gentlemen Informs us that they will
keep on hands for sale the same
grades of coal handled by them last
year
MIR. B. r. Moss, of Burk's Garden,
dropped in to see us ON Monday, and
left 53 cent dollar with us. Bro.
Moss says he always pays his sub
scription "when he gets ready" but
he generally gets ready at tho right
time. And, BY the way, the first
Burk's Garden man to pay his sub.
scription to the News, was Mr.. Il. T..
Tackett. He sent US crisp one dol
lar bill, in letter several months ago.
We intended to make public m ention
ofthe fact, but it slipped US. We arc
not personally acquainted with Mr..
Tackett, but he feels very near and
dear to us, as well as the several
Others who have followed his example.
Prof. Lee Abbott, of Baltimore.
has been employed as Princira' OF
the commercial department of Taze
we'll College. He is we'll recommend
ed, and can teach book keeping, sten
ography and type writing. lie is an
experienced telegrapher. He is a
grauate of the Eaton business college
OF Baltimore. Mr.. Eaton is q Yale
graduate, and is the author of text
book on Commercial Law, which is q
standard work. Mr.. Eaton says of
Prof Abbott: at is an unusual thing
that we have such talent in our school
as we have in MIR. Abbott" We are
glad that the College has been SO
fortunate in securing the services of
Prof Abbott.