Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-21
Personals.


the city on Wednesday. He reports
Mrs. Kelly much improved in henlth
We understand that Mr.. w. G.
Mustard's house was partly unropfed
by the storm last Monday night.
Mr.. Lee Brown, of Tip Top, got II
shave and attended to other persons
al matters in town Wednesday.
Esquire Hunt, sterling citizen of
Pounding Mill spent day and night
in the city this week.
Read carefully all the real estate
notices i'll this paper. Some of these
are bargains which you cant afford
to lose if you are looking for home.
and havn't large means.
III. S. Lockhart, of Baptist Valley,
was among our welcome visitors on
Court day.
The high wind Monday night tore
two large limbs from one of the trees
in the Court House yard.
Geo. G. Peery returned Tuesday
from a visit to his people at Cedar
Bluff.
Messrs. j. l.. Hamill and II. l..
Woud, of Welch, w. Va, were in
Tazewell Wednesday.
Rev. Paul Sieg, of Wytheville,
was here early in the week.
Judge and Mrs. S. G. Graham are
on visit to friends in the Cove.
Mr., Roger Martin, popular trav-
eler in the field was in town during
Court.
Prof. Byron has recovered from
his short illness.
Messrs. Abel ii. Patton and ia.
Wood. of Welch were in town on
legal business at the close of last
week.
MIR. j. S. Whit, n first class, good
looking farmer, of Harman, called TO
see us on Count day and left sub
stantial appreciation of the NEWS.
Wade, young son of Senator st.
Clair has been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever and last week gave
much anxiety to his friends. A this
writing the impression is that lac
is improving.
1t is gratifying to note that all the
schools here are so far well patroEiZ-
ed and doing such excellent work.
The High School had big enroll
ment. the College is well patronizcd
as is also Miss Coullings school for
girls at the academy.
Mr.. John f. Litz, the efficient and
good looking manager OF the County |
farm, has been on n business trip to
Buchanan county, returning last
Friday. John was looking after
lands for one of his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Coffee have re-
turned from very pleasant visit
to friends and relatives in Pulaski
and Smythe counties. Miss Hattie
Coffee, neice of Mr., j. NJ Coffee,
came with them and will attend the
High School.
Remember we are in the real es-
tate business in earnest. We pay
our license TO do business, and our
object is to make part of a living
his way.
Mr.. Albert Hagy, who has pur-
chased property on the road near
Capt: Tynes, called to see us OH
Monday. Albert is one of the best
blacksmiths in this, or any other
county, is a great turkey hunter and
an all around good fellow.
We extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams our sincere sympathy in the
death of their son, which occurred on
the 18th. An account of his death
may be seen in our Pounding Mill
letter In this issue.
Rev.W. w. Smith closed his teut
meeting on Susday night. He will
preach in churches during the winter.
We believe Mr.. Smiths visit did
the town goodr He is fearless eX-
FOUNDER of the gospel, and while
some of the pictures he draws do not
meet with the appreciation of all still
they are so painted and life like that
they carry truth with them. We
bid him Godspeed. Bluefeld Tel.
egraph, Oct. Is.
Mr., Frank Moss requests us to say
that the shipment of cattle Oh last
Sunday was unavoidable. Mr.. Moss
was in New York and Mr.. Helstern