Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-05-13
Go to Coffee's court day for a
first-class dinner.

BRITAIN ana Rachel feery return
ed on the belated train of Monday
from a brief visit to their charm
ing friend, Miss Matte Peery at
Cedar Bluff.
That fine speciment of the Taze-
we'll farmer, gentleman and Demo-
crat, Mr.. Sam Thompson, was in
town Monday, and reports the
grass growing and the cattle
licking their hair the wrong way.
j. nj. Coffee has arranged toput
another table III his dining room.
His trade is larger than his house.
The engagement of Miss Minnie
Cox, of Richmond, and Judge Ora
ham, of Tazewell, is announced,
the wedding to lake place at sAl
gonna" early in June. Miss Cox
is niece of Mrs. Il. M.Logan with
whom for years she has made her
home. She is charming personally
and possesses numerous friends
in Virginia.
Judge Graham is equally popu-
lar socially and professionally
Richmond Times.
The Ed. and Leila Russell Co..
first-class show, appears at the
Town Hall tonight.
If you want your horse to have
all he can eat, go 20 Coffees stable.
If you want a nice two seated
surry and harness, you can get
one cheap by applying to Mrs. A.
f. Hargrave, only $500 for both,
they cost $4,000.
Send your name and the names
of your friends and their Post Of
flee addresses TO G. w. Mot. Gen
eral Fmigrant Agent, StPaul Mimi.
and receive by return mail FREE
maps and information about Eas-
tern Washin gton, where Mr.. j. Nj.
Snapp and family went to.
We sent two fine boys to the
war Monday. They both have all
the qualities that make good sol
diers and both belong to soldierIy
stock. They were Jos. Hartman
son of H. Bane Hartman, and
Lewis Britain son of Maj. r..
Britain, ofTazewell. Many frien DIS
will follow the career of these
brave and spirited boys, and moth
ers, sisters and sweethear Is
will pray for their safety and sue
cess.
The Russell Co. have a splendid
reputation on ilero,C Do, TAI
to ee il. AID mission 10 and zoe
We are asked why the North Car
olina troops are better equipped for
campaign in Cuba than their COM
rades in Virginia. Just now the war
editor is absent, but we venture as
a reply that it is because the tar on
their heels is a disinfectant, and they
are less liable to contract tropical
diseases.
P.S. Harve Peery suggests as a
random shot for the same reason they
will stick better.
Mr.. JnO. r. Hager, of Thomp-
son Valley, an old subscriber of
the NEWS, called in on last week,
and left us richer by his coming.
Mr.. Hager has moved his steam
saw mill from +. X. Crocketts to
Thos. A. Wittens, near Five Oaks,
where he is prepared to fill bills
for framing lumber of all kinds.
W, S. Draper, of Martinsville,
Va, has bought out the saddle and
harness business of w w. Naylor,
has moved the shop on Main st.
Mr.. Naylor, we understand, will
work for Mr.. Draper shor. time.
News reached us from Green.
castle, Indiana, that Mr.. and Mrs.
Cammack, former citizens of this
town, are rejoicing over the adj
vent of boy in the family, and
a ten pound one at that. Mrs
Cammack is reinemb ered as Miss
Ada BustOn, daugeter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. BustOn. We can't have
too many such pc ople in the world
Mrs. Geo. Buston is with her
daughter at Greencasr.e at pres
ent.
Mrs Catherine Graavar The moth