Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-04
We pay cash for produce.

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For the best grade of COW food
call up phone 3.
Judge S. G. Graham and wife left
Sunday afternoon for visit 20 Gen.
Logan near Richmond. While all
sent Judge Graham will visit also
Washington City on legal business.
Mr.. w. n. Surface returned
Wednesday from visit to Russell
and other counties in that direction.
Mrs. Surface and the baby remained
at Honaker.
WANTED-50O bushels of corn
will pay the highest market price.
Tynes Bros
w. w. Pyott, Jr., of Tip Top, was
in town Saturday and Sunday. He
is preparing to leave for Tennessee,
where his father has been placed this
year by the conference.
Mrs. Sylver:er Ratliff and children
returned to their home at Cedar
Bluff on Sunday, after a prolonged
and pleasant visit to friends al Sui
Inns College.
Remember the Orange Blossom
Hour made by the TaZeweII MILLING
GO. has given almost universal salts
faction. We guarantee every Dbl.
10 be absolutely pure. Price 81 30
per barrel.
Mr.. j. NJ. Coffee will have a good
SIMPLY of fresh oysters, prepared in
every style, on election day, next
Tuesday. Call ut the restaurant if
you want good dinner.
Hartman & Bottimore 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.. f. l.. Holmes. iormrly OF Take
well but now OF Surry, Va. spent sevcra
days in Tazcwcll among his friends and
relatives. Mr.. lIolms has n host of
friends in Tazewcll. He has had -
warm greeting from those whom hc has
met Ou this visit.
Our young friend Marvin Kelly
who has been critically i'll at Rich.
mond for several weeks, has been
removed by his brother, DIR. j. w.
Kelly. to his home at Big Stone
Gap, wheIe he is slowly recovering.
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.
Will Brother Greenhorn kindly
inform us if he has seen or heard
anything from Rattlehead lately.
We havn't, and fear his brain has
become ratified, as it were.
The party or parties who robbed
Hartman & Bottimore's store several
weeks ago have not been heard from.
They are well supplied with cloth
ing for the winter.
We neglected TO mention last week
the departure of Mrs. w. y. Lay
cook and Master Hardy Winchester
Laycook, for their home at Grenada,
Miss. Their visit To relatives here
was unexpectedly extended by the
quarantine.
If our correspondents do not ., { |
the paper kindly let lis know, and il |
viii be promptly and regularly sent.
If they will call at the Office, or have |
some of their friends call, we Will be |
glad TO furnish necessary stationery.
We want a letter from each pos loflice
in the county each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Leffel, of Clear
Fork, and their two daughters, Miss
es Anuie and Virginia, paid our
office a pleasant visit last Friday,
and were very much interested in
seeing how paper is printed.
Miss May Taylor, a charming
young Russell county maiden,
step-daughter of Mr.. Henry Ascue,
who il visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hill
ton, at Graham, was in town shop
ping last Monday.
Misses Cleo and Daisy Thompson,
went to Abingdon last night, EN- route
to their home at Tazewell, Va. They
have been the recipients OF much social
while in our city, and have
made many friends.-Times-C Courier,
Oct. Doth.
We have been asked to name three
of the finest and best publications
in the United States. This is hard
to do. and opinions will differ. We
venture, however, to name the
Ladies' Home Journal, Demorist's
Family Magazine and the Youths
Companion, as among the very best.