Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-28
Personals.

Mr.. G. III. Peery, OF Paint Lick,
was in the city the first of the week.
Bro. Kits is making a good paper
of the Evening Times.
Mr.. G. w. George, of Thompson's
Valley,was in the city yesterday and
paid US pleasant call.
j. b. Hankins & Co. will sell you
nice clock, day, half hour strike
for S2.17.
CIV. Mcneil, the successful and
popular merchant of Maxwell, was
on our streets yesterday.
A good alarm clock at the New
York Racket Store for 90 cents.
Rev. Mr.. Mowbray preached last
Tuesday evening in the Lutheran
church at North Tazewell.
j. b. Hankins d Co, have the larg-
est line of picture frames ever shown
in Tazewell, from 5cts up.
Brown FOrtner, whose marriage was
noticed recently in this column, has
been i'll with fever at his home near
Kelly, and is just now beginning to
improve.
Rev, j. III. Wyse will hold eervice
at North Tazewell OH the 9Th Sunday
in this month, at which time sever
al candidates for church membership
are o be confirmed.
Hartman & Baltimore have now
on hand, one of the largest stock of
clothing they have ever had. You
can get good suit Of clothes from
$3.50 up to $40.
Mr.. Robert Moss has just returned
from business trip to Maryland and
Pennsylvania. lie sold Il number of
fine stock cattle TO the graZeirS of
those sections.
Hartman & Bottimore's Tailor
made suits from so to SIS are jus
what they should be in style and
material.
Remember, we guarantee srents,
when property is placed in ourhands
for rent and we have the collcctii e
of the rents
Mr.. Chas. Alexander sold to Bus
ton q Sons this week a pig that
weighed, gross, 800 lbs. Charles
knows how to raise fine hogs.
Miss Lou Hall, of Graham, daught-
er of the late Capt. II. A, Hall died
on Tuesday of consumption. Miss
Hall was an estimable young lady.
Rev. ID. O. Baldwin, brother of
our townsman, II. Nj. Baldwin, was
assigned to Staffordsville, instead of
Radford.
Mayor Doak returned yesterday
from Pulaski and Wytheville, where
he went to hear Mr.. Bailey rpeak.
The Mayor is a good judge Of speak
ing and he says Baily is the best
speaker he ever heard.
We have a full line of overcOats,
ranging in price from $500 up. Moth
ing shoddy about these goods.
HARTMAN Il BoTTIMORE.
Col. JOS. Harrison, in company
with Mr.. G. G. Lincoln, chairman of
the Republican party of Ninth Dis
trict went east on Tuesday. Col.
HARRISON returned yesterday.
If you need good trunk you will
find it at Hartman q BottimOre's-
style and price 10 suit.
Mr.. II. NJ. Hawkins, ST., was APP
pointed delegate TO the General
Association of Virginia, by the
Baptist church last Sunday. The a.
ISOLATION meets Friday before the
2nd Sunday in November, in Lynch
burg.
We invite comparison of goods
and prices on shoes, boots, hats, ov-
ercoats and everything in our line.
HARTMAN q BoTTIMORE.
Our young friend, Al Steele hap
pened at Conference at Morristown,
the ether day and several of the |
rethren on whose minds his sanctl-
monlous appearance made a favor
able impression asked him 'where
his work was last year." whereupon
AL. who carried a travelling card
from the Independent Order of Pea
nutters smiled secular smile.
The New York Racket Store sold
~ capes and cloaks in one week this
They have few nice ones
left.
Tho visitors t0 NazawalI tu,o,t,,