Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Personals.


Baugh, of Clinch called in To see us
on Wednesday.
DIR. Crockett has moved into town
from Graham and is occupying the
house next door TO the Presbyterian
church.
We add DIR. Henry Crockett's
name and address to our professions
al directory this week.
The campaign has opened early ut
Richlands this season. Hon. w. b.
Spratt came up yesterday with IL flap
over his eye.
ID. ID. Hull, Jr., Esq, successful
young attorney of Pulaski City, ar
rived in the town Saturday after.
noon.
DR.. Frank Landon came up from
Pocahontas Saturday, and returned
next day.
Mrs. II. a. Gillespie, of Cedar
Bluff, WAS here visiting Mrs. RatliT
ana other friends during the week.
DIR. Jackson has the best chewing
gum made. Two packages for five
cents.
We guarantee Fudgc'S Orange
Blossom flour to be rs good as any
on the market. Price 81 % per Dbl,
spot cash. Tyncs Bros.
Mr.. j. w. Spots, claim adju>tcr q:
the n. n W., was in the city this
week. Tazewell people are always
glad to see Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Surface, Rev.
w. G. Foster, and Rev. WIN. Ball,
of Elkhorn, left on Wednesday to
attend the Baptist Association II,
Lebanon.
Prof. NJ. II. Silberi, the skiIlul
and reliable Optician, so highly roe
commended, is again Mt the Central,
where you may call on him and have
your eyes examined free of charge
The many friends of Mrs. Sam AS
ton were disappointed "Wednesday.
when she concluded to go on with
Mr.. Aston to Baltimore instead of
mading promised visit here. She
will probably stop here on her return.
Mr.. G. G. Frazier, of Abbs Valley,
and Mr.. G. IL. Gilmcr, of Montague.
Va, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Messrs. w. O. George and w.
w. Below.
Mrs. Caldwell, II daughtar OF Gen.
Walker, accompanied her father on
his trip here and will go with him
to Buchanan, wnere he will spend
next week in campaigning.
AT this writing we have no rcas-
surfing news from Miss Maudc Me-.
CURE, who is critically i'll with ty,
phoid fever mt her home at Cedar
Bluff.
We learn, with regret, that our
sowhsman, Mr.. II. G. Chapman, will
leave us ut an early day to go into
business ut some point not vet decid-
ed upon.
Deputy Marshall Baldwin, assisted
by Edward Brown, went over To
Thompson Valley last MondaH and
captured Gorden Cox. Cox is charg-
OIL with tnonoShinin,r
Mr.. j. Randolph Henry is expect
ed home from Lynchburg tomorrow
to spend a brief holiday.
The Cedar Bluff Sunday School
passed appropriate resolutions upon
the death of Miss Oracle SPOTS, who
died on Aug. Nth. We regret that
the resolutions, a copy of which
were sent us, are crowded out this
week.
Prof Silbert, the popular and well
known optician, is still at the Gems
trial, attending successfully snmc
very difficult cases. His glasses are
superior, and the adjustment perfect.
You should avail yourself of this op-
portunity to have your eyes examir.
cd free of charge.
Rev. w. III. Dyer, President of
Martha Washington College, spent
short time in town on Friday. lie
thinks the prospect for IL good attcn-
dance at his school very bright. As
former pastor o. Methodist church,
here, he has the good wishes of our
people.
Mr. Josh Landon, formerly of the
Tazewell Drug Co., went to Poca-
hontas Tuesday to accept n position
with the Flat Top Drug Go. He
VIII be missed very much by the
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