Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-18
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Mr.. G. II. Patton has returned
from visit to the country.
Constable II. g. Mccall, of Shra.
ders, was moving around on our
streets OH Wednesday.
When you kill your hogs remem.
Der to get your pure salt-peter, sage.
red-pepper, etc., at Jacks on's.
Miss Lena Brown, of Rirhlunds,
was visiting in town the latter part
of last week.
Norman Crawford, who now lives
at Pocahontas, paid Tazewell visit
last week.
Portuondo and Coin Brand cigars
sold by Jackson, are aromatic, mild
and sweet.
Miss Francis, Second assistant
teacher in the High School, is out
again, after an attack of sickness of
some days.
Munsey Ratliff, of Richards,
showed his smiling fuce in town on
Tuesday.
Prof. IT. A. Repass. of Ce dar Bluff,
In passing and repassing, paid us a
pleasant call last Saturday.
e. l.. Greever, Judge S. G. Graham
and several nimrods from Burke's
Garden are hunting in Poor Valley
Mrs. SPOTS and her daughter, Miss
Carrie, left for Roanoke on Tuesday,
where they will spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Ratliff, promi-
nent young married people of Raven,
are in the city this week visiting
home folks.
Mr.. w. Il. Witten, of the firm of
w. II. Witten & Co.. is attending to
business again, after several days of
sickness.
Next Tuesday is county court.
This term will be short as there are
only few cases on the docket.
Mr.. J. S. WINNER, CT Thompson
Valley. has been In the city several
times this week. =,
Mr.. j. G. Wilcox, of keystone,
was i'll town Monday and Tuesday,
arranging everything preparatory to
moving here.
Mr.. w. II. Watkins, ex-mayor of
Bluefield, now a commercial evange.
list, was among us on Monday and
Tuesday.
Judge Paul has appointed William
q. Pendleton, of Tazewell, referee in
bankruptcy for the counties of Bland,
Tazewell and Buchanan. -\Telegraph
For fine photographs,
autographs, waters, Crayons, and
pastels, go to Hunts Art Gallery,
at Pounding Mill, Va.
Read the notice of the Holston
National B. & l.. Association on this
page. The same notice on another
page has several errors in it, which
we did not notice in time to correct.
Jno. ID. Greever, of Burke's Gar,
den, was among us the first of the
week, as was also one of the Moss
Bros.
Mr.. st. Clair Stuart, oldest son of
Judge j. II. Stuart, leaves for Poca-
hontas tomorrow to engage in BUSH
ness with the Southwest Company.
Mrs. Louisa Higginbotham was i'm
town on Tuesday visiting Mrs. A. p
Gillespie, and incidentally doing a
little shopping.
We have had two samll-sized rows
lately. One because we stopped a
paper when the time expired, and
one because we didn't. All the
cranks are not dead yet.
Mr.. Richard Kinzer's son. Will
liam, had the misfortune to get his
leg badly broken about week ago.
The team which he was driving ran
away with him.
MISS Belle Tiller has gone to Will
hanson, w. Va, where she will
teach this winter. Her sister, Miss
Mamie, has returned from pleas
ant visit to Miss Ethel Watkins, at
Bluefield.
Medicated Blue Soap is guaran-
teed for skin diseases, loo. cake, ar
one cake free with every so cent cash
purchase of anything in the store
except school books.
.JNO. E. JACKSON.
The junior editor had the pleasure
recently ola day in the country with
Mr.. Albert Hagy, and also enjoyed
pleasant entertainment at the home