Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-08

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The Rapub'isan office has been
removed to the building in the east
end of town recently purchased by
Col. Peadieton frpp DIR. Glider
sleeve.
Mr.. Kent Dodd had the misfor
tune to get his right leg broken in
the ancle joint Tuesday night at
the Fannon hotel. 1t is right hard
to determine the result ofthe break
at this time.-Bland Southwest.
Banner Lodge OF Tazewelln /.
o. @. f., was instituted Saturday
night at Richlands by Saltville
Lodge assisted by Bluegrass Lodge
of Tasewell. Banner Lodge was
organized with 40 charter members.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of Messrs. Chapman
" Thompson. They sell nothing
but first class goods. Read their
advertisement carefully aud yop
will he certain "a find something to
interest You.
Miss Maude Sullivan, VINO visi
ted the Misses Belew during the
holidays, has returned to Prince
ton. Miss Sullivan made many
friends in Tazcwell during her Wis,
it and there is regret in more than
one heart at her departure.
pO NOT EXPERIMENT. in SO impor.
tsnt matter as your health. Purify, Ell
rich and vitalize YOU blood with Hoods
SarsapariIla and thus keep yourself strong
and healthy.
HOODS PILLS are the best after din.
per pill; assist digestion, euro headache.
25 cents.
The business of tue Post Office at
Tazewell during the year 1896,
amounted to $22S7O0, which was
an increase of Sl57 35 over 1895
7S9 money orders were issued dur
ing the year, and 400 registered
letters and parcels were mailed.
Mr.. w. L. Mansfield, of Boston,
Mass, and Miss Alta Smyth, of
Swords Creek, were married at the
latter place Jan. 3D., Rev. G. e.
Painter officiating. We congratu
late our friend and hope his path
through life may be one of roses.
The town COUNCIL has purchased
the spring on the Yost estate and
Coll a. j. Mays spring and will
add the waters FROM them to the
present supply, when it is hoped,
we will have enough for all ppr-
poses. The price paid for these
springs was $1,000.
After a holiday of about ten
days spent in Hagerstown. Md, we
are again back in the office aud
ready to hear from all in need of
job work or intend advertising
their business during 1897. If you
advertise one year yon will keep it
up, for your business will sbpY
whether it pays or not.
The election at Dluefeld yester-
day resulted in the election of a
Republican mayor, recorder, and
three cOuncilmen aud the Citizens
League elected two coupcilmen,
Two of the Republicans elected
were endorsed by the League,
which vcrtually gives them four
out Of five councilncn.
A party, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Hargrave Mis-
SEES Josie Smyth, Carrie Dunn, Sal
lie Surface, Hattie SURFACE, Mrs. Il.
A. Lynch aud Messrs. w. III. AL.
derson and James Pierce went
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down to Bluefeld Wednesday ev
ening TO attend the Remepyi con
cert. They were well pleased with
their trip.
Yost;s weekly, the only Repuhli
can paper in Staunton or Augnstu
county, and one of the few Repub
lican newspapers IN Virginia, was
yesterday placed in the hands of
Il lawyer W. A. Pratt as receiver.
The paper will he run one month
With Major S. M Yost as editor, at
the end of which time. if not sold
privately, it will he put mp at pub
lie auction.
Rnst Office Inspector Irving was
| here on the 4tI inst. and went