Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-09-16


all kinds at Dodd & Co.'S.
Mr.. Il. III. Wickham, Of Virginia
City, is in town on business.
III. q. Peery, Jr., has been suffer-
ing from rheumatism lately.
MIR. W.. Newenham, of Pocahon-
tas, has been here this week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Shirley return.
ed to Vivian, w. Va, Monday.
Mr.. Joe Britain Peery, of Glade
Spring is attending the High School.
Miss Minnie Baker. of Louisa Co.,
Va, is attending Tazewell College.
Miss Mandy Barnes is spending
this week at Mr.. ii. Bane Harmans.
Miss Coulling's school has opened
well. She has about dozen pupils.
We have several houses for sale
ranging in price from Sl25.OO 10
$1,000.
We will send the News from date
until Jan. LIST, 1899 to new subscrib>
ers for 25c.
We have one more house for rent
"a good large house-vacant about
October 1st.
Master Billy Mitchell came up
from Bluefield last Friday for stay
of day or two,
IL. w. Pobst gives his repair de-
partuent his especial attention and
guarantees all his work.
Mr.. Charley Patton, the black
smlth,who has fever, is doing aswell
as his friends could hope.
School books, tablets, crayors
pens, Pencils, states, bookings and
all supplies at Dodd & Co.'S.
Robt. King. who lives on the car
line, lost his child on Wednesday.
The child had :yphold fever.
Messrs. WIKI and Andrew Giles
pie, of Bluefield. w. Va, are WISH
tingtheir mother at this place.
Aswe go to press this morning we
learn that the High School has en-
rolled over two hundred pupils.
Come to headquarters when yo;
need school supplies OF any kind.
DODD q Co.
Mrs. Lou Ratliff had very severe
attack of asthma last Friday night
from which she is slowly recovering.
All the new school books can be
had at our store at the regular prices.
DoDD & Co.
Mrs. Wingo aud her daughter.
Miss Annie, have moved from Tip
Top TO their home on Tazewell Ave.
Miss Edna Hurt, of Cedar Bluff.
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
M B. Belew, has returned to her
home.
DIR. ]. r. Gildersleeve has return
ed from the Montgomery Springs,
having completed his engagement
there.
Tazewell College opened on We'd
nesday with about 10 pupils. The
prospects for fine school are flat
tering.
P. w. Poff, the artistic photog-
rapher, will be here until the last
day o: September, positively no
longer.
Messrs. Henry & Graham, Cham
man & Gillespie, are in Welch, w.
Va, this week, as is also Judge ].
II. Stuart.
Miss Williamson, of Lynchburg,
arrived in TaZewell this week and
will Immediately begin to teach a
private chool.
For Soda water, Ices and Milk
Shake, made from the purest fruit
Juices and the best Extracts, 90 to
Pobst & Wingo.
Miss Nettie Witten, Mrs. |. f.
Chapman and daughter, Mrs. ]. r.
Boyer, returned last week from Hun.
ter's Alum Springs.
A house and 8 acres of land i'm this
town for $1,000, and one near Kelly
with z acres for Sl2OO-ought not TO
stay on the market long.
Read our new ads i'm this issue
HARRISON q Gillespie Bros, Moss &
Greever, Jno. ID. Alexander, ]. F.
Hurt and BustOn & Sons.
One hundred stamp photos of vour.
self, perforated and gummed as q
postage stamp, for 81 at Hunts Art
Gallery, Pounding Mill, Va.
Mr.. John Spots, Of Stanton, was
here Saturday to see his wife and
child, who are stopping at the home
OF his father, Mr.. JIG. SPOTS.
Albert Cox, whose mother lives
In this town, was brought home last