Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-07-23
LOCAL. IND GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

The Normal School. at Richards
had, at last account about 30 teach
ers in attendance.
Miss Julia Landon, is visiting old
friends and school mates in Luray
Va, also in Salem, her old home.
Straw hats at your own price at
Hartman X Bottimore's.
w a. u. Miller, Of Swords Greek
was in town last Sunday and Mon.
day.
Mr.. O. b. Joyful, from Pocahoutas
aud other points, was in town on
Court day, aud much in evidence.
Mr.. j. w, Baker is out again af-
ter sharp attack of cholera NOR.
bus.
Note the change in our ads. this
week.
Look out for Rev. w. w. RuTs ar
ticle next we9k on lotteries.
Bro. Ruff is good man, and has the
courage of his convictions.
Mr.. G. b. Totman, of Swords
Creek, and his wife, are spending a
part of their summer in town, with
Mrs j. A. Leslie.
a large consignment of Iron Stone
China, just received from England, at
low prices.
Pobst & Wingo.
MIR. Lloyd b. Mitchell, of Richmond,
a student of the famous McCabe
School, is spending his vacation as
a guest of Mr.. II. G.. Anderson.
Rev. j. w. Lacy, of Lewisburg,
w. Va, representing the Lewisburg
Female Institute, is in the city.
Read what he says in another col
umn, about his school.
Prof Sam Laird, of Cedar Bluff,
is i'll the city attending court. Bro.
Laird is one of the best teachers an
the county. He promises us an ar
ticle on the school question
Just received nice line of the
newest styles of soft hats.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Our friends, who called in to see
us, and others whom we met, on
court day will accept the thanks of
the News for their kindness. Our
space will not pernait publishing the
names.
Rev. j. y. Hartman has returned
from an extensive preaching tour, in
the eastern section of the country.
Fried chicken and other good things
to eat are scarce in that section now.
A small but select number of
parasols and umbrellas at cobst Il !
Wingo's, at greatly reduced prices.
The Editor of this paper was called
to Roanoke this week to meet Mrs.
Bland, his wife's mother, and bring
her to Tazewell, Mrs Bland is serious
ly afflicted with paralysis.
Mrs. Woolwine arrived from Pear
isburg Wednesday and will spend
some time visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. |. Boone, on Tazewell ave
nue. She has many friends in Taze.
well.
Insist on it, and Bodie Bowen, of
the indicator force, will tell you
good one on three of the band boys
Gu their recent visit to Bluefeld.
MIR. Felix Bourne, of Grafton, Va,
called in to see US on court day, with
number of others, and paid his sub
scriptioi. Mr.. Bourne knows a good
thing when he sees it, and is willing
to pay for it when he gets it. He
does not agree with us exactly on
politics, but lie appreciates the
News.
The catalogue of Tazewell College
for the session of 1896-'97 is on our
table. The work was done by Sur
face & Sneed, and is neatly and we'll
executed. The catalogue shows an
enrolment of 161 pupils, The cirri.
culum is complete, and the school
has bright future.
The services at the Episcopal
Church Sunday were well attended.
DIR. Bittle preached fine sermon to
a good audience. The singing was
specially attractive and entertaining.
Rev. MIR. Ruff preached in the