Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-11
Personals.

MI y. d. GiIson, OF West Virgin
ia,Ispent Saturday and Sunday with
his family here.
George. Shafer, of the Radford
Brick Company, was here on Tues
day.
Capt. A. w. Landon, of the Pat
ton House, Bluefield, came up on
Tuesday and helped to- elect Judge
Rhea.
Mr.. j. Il. Watkins, n prominent
young business man, of Raven, Va,
was in the city on Saturday and
Sun day.
Capt. r.. A. Miller was in town on
Tuesdayito vote fol. Judge Rhea.
Some of the scenes here on cleo
ton day reminded one of tho cleo
tion ten and fifteen years ago, the
boys..say.
Rev. w. w. Ruff will, preach at
Nays Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
We have rented two houses since
our last issue, and had number of
inquiries for farms. Have you Il
house to rent, or farm to sell, or do
you want to buy?
Mr.. ID. ID. Young, of Thompson
Vol1ay ballad -, ~, w.
regret to hear that he contemplntcs
leaving Tazewell in the near future
Messrs. e. V. SPOTS, A. S. uigg
inbotham and:R. C. Chapman have
had spendid visit to New ork
and other large cities. Mr.. Chap
man is still in New York.
II is harly out of place in the local
column to enquire of our near neigh,
bors in the Third West Virginia if
they notedkanything like a "seisrmic
disturbance" last Tuesday.
The Democrats at North Tazewell
would be willing to see an amend
ment tackled on to the Walton law,
and have suggested that it he SO
changed as to have the judges "alcr-
nate" in marking the ballots.
Our able and experienced friends,
the Republican leaders in Tazcwcll,
never in their long history
made tsuch a fight us they
did last Tuesday,
DIR. G. II, st. Clair came to towr m
Tuesday from his fathers, on Blue
stone. where he has been for sevcra
weeks nursing his brother, who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
DR.. w. 1. Painter. OF Knob, passed
through the city on Tues day on his
way to Jefferson college, PhiladcI-
phia, to take postgraduate course
in medicine.
The election excitement is over.
Some are pleased, some are not,
with the results; but everybody is
pleased with those handsome Tafletn
Silk Understands just received.
Silk and Wooden Waists, Silks and
Satins for Waists, Silk Hose, New
trimming Braids, Elegant Plush
nd Beaver Capes and Jackets at
j. ID. ALEXANDER'S.
We met two old stagers OH the
street Tuesday, one of whom voted
for Clay in 1914, and the other for
since, and we venture that they have
voted conscieutiously and iutelli.
gently every time. The first was
Mr.. Clowny SPOTS, who voted for
the Wing candidate, and the other
was Mr.. Henry May, who voted for
Mr.. Polk, Dallas and Texas.
The eight hundred majority in
TazeWell is nothing to be proud of.
1t consists of the colored vote and
the vote of the buzzards. One ele-
ment "belongs to" the Republicans,
and the other element they sac.
CURED" with crisp new bills.
We want a good agent in your
county for the "History of the Span
ish-American War;" by the brilliant
and talented Henry Watterson, of
Kentucky. Over $50 pages, beauti-
fully printed and 'profusely illus
trated with full page half-tone and
rich plates in colors. You can sell il
and make money, for everybody
wants it. 1t is the best. We will
help you. Exclusive territory Civ
en-. Apply at once to Robinson Pub.
fishing Company, Baltimore, Md.
Good work is by far the cheapest
and hope you will take this into
consideration and buy my high grade
Saddles and Harness. | am put
ting up grade of work bu. few