Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

SIS all right
Hammocks at cost at Pobst &
Wingo's.
Esq. +. l., Holmes has been quite
sick for some time, but is ''up and
about" again.
We have splendid jelly glasses.
PoBsT>& WINGo.
Miss Lettie Floyd, daughter OF
the late Col. Geo. r Floyd, of Logan
w Va. is spending the summer with
Mrs. Lou. Floyd, at Esq. James Il.
Witten's.
Prof Geo. r. Holmes. of the Uni
verNity of Virginia, is spending the
summer with his son f. l.. Holmes at
Tangl,wood. near Wittens Mills.
Bare walls no longer. See Pobst
& Wingos paintings.
Mr. F. L. Holmes daughter, Miss
Mary, who has been at school for
three years in Fredericksburg, Mary
land, has returned home.
Pobst & Wingo have a beautiful
exhibition of Glass ware.
DIR. E.A. Holmes, son of the late
Mai. Fla. Holmes, of Poor Valley,
was in town yesterday. DR.. Holmes
graduated in medicine in June, from
the University of Va. in June.
Deputy Grand Master. r. Il. w.
Duke, of Virginia, passed through
Tazewell last week on his way to
Jonesville to deliver Masonic ad.
dress. He will speak at Graham on
7th Of this month.
A new Sunday School was orga.
nized last Sunday at the new church
in the upper end of Thompson's
Valley, S. W. Barnett, Supt., and
VIM. Blackwell, Sec'y. The new
church which these good people are
building is nearly finished. They de-
serve praise.
The coolest thing in town is Alas
ka Snow BALL, at Tazewell Drug Co.
Miss Mamie Higginbotham, who
has typhoid fever at the residence of
Mr.. j. w. Chapman, is doing we'll
Her condition is quite favorable.
The only place you can get Alaska
Snow Ball is at Tazewell Drug Co.
The Sunday Atlanta Constitution
is on our table, and to say it is first
class in every respect is putting it
mildly.
Try Alaska Snow Ball, its found
at Tazewell Drug Co.'S fountain.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scott Payne are in
WEIGH, W. Va. We understand that
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne will make their
future home in WEIGH.
Have you tried Alaska Snow Balls
It's only at Landon's fountain.
There will be services in the Bap
list Church next Sunday morning by
the pastor. The subject will be
"The Relation of pastor to people. 4"
Fruit Jars, quarts, 75cts, per dozen
at w. T. Witten & Sons.
Mr.. j. G. Wi lliams, one of the old
est and most highly respected citi-
zens of Pounding Mill called il one
day this week and encouraged us
eveatly, by what he said and what
he did. The opinions of men of such
experience and intelligence, ought to
be appreciated, and it is.
Fruit Jars, one half gallons, S5cts.
per uOZeu, dC w. l.. WlJJcn ~ Don 8.
Mr.. w. Il. Wynn, one of the old
citizens of Burk's Garden, was in
town recently. He told us that b
has been constant reader of the
News since the war. He promised
to write US something for our COL
umns.
Arbuckles Coffee 15cts. per ID, at
W. T. Witten & Sons.
Mr.. B. r. Moss, one of Burk's Gar
denis best citizens spent several days
in town recently. He gave US very
interesting account of a sermon
preached in the garden, recently.
Mrs. Geo. Buston expresses herself
as much pleased with our humble
tribute, two weeks ago, to Queen
Victoria, as did others of our English
Citizens. While these good people