Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-17
LOCAL MENTION
Condensed News Gath
cred in and around
Tazewe1l.

Mr.. w. T. Watkins spent n day or
so at home this week
Dodd s. Co.'S. line Of children books ia
full and complete.
II. G. Mccall and jeff Gillespie re-
turned last week from Lancaster, Penn,
where they went to sell stock cattle
Pure, finely ground Sage for sausage
at Jacksons.
Drop in the News office when you
come to court.
The Standard and new novels, in fine
and cheap bindings, can be had at Dodd
& Co.'S.
The Thanksgiving turkey is on his lust
legs.
Judge w. A. Ayers, OF Lebanon. WINS
in the city this week ON professional
business.
There isn't n vacant house in this
town.
After dinner sets, salad dishes, cake
plates of beautiful design and finish
are now on exhibition at Dodd & Co.'S.
Mr.. Montgomery Cregar, an aged cit
izen OF Thompson Valley,is not expected
to live.
lime Is UP-LET US HAVE AMOUNT OF
YOUR ACCOUNT, PLEASE.
j. D. ALEXANDER
3 times.
Capt. G. S. Gildersleeve. of Cleor
FORK, was in town this week A sight
oil the Captain is good for sore eyes.
Fine dinner sets of beautiful STYLE
and design, and at very reasonable
prices, may be seen at Dodd & Co.'S.
Buston & Sons, and SPOTS Bros, cx
pect to move into their new stores somo
time during this month.
Mr. Allen Higginbotham is in Penn.
sylvania and Maryland selling fine stock
cattle.
Big lot oil Telescopes, Hand Bags and
Sult-cases cheaper than ever before Mt
ALEXANDER'S.
The colored Methodists of the town
held their Quarterly meeting last Satur
day and Sunday. Rev. VIM. II. Plcos-
ants, Z. L. was in charge Of the meet
ing.
Mr.. G. M. Compton, of Norfolk, Inns
been III town several days writing up
the town We understand that quite n
number OF our business men are adycr-
Using with Mr.. Compton.
a beautiful line OF Art Medallions Inns
Just been put on sale Mt Jacksons that
Is well worth visit. All sizes prices
and colors.
Dodd & Co.'S. japanese short sets of
dainty little pieces of table ware. are
first class, ard are low.
Leslie Willard, the youngest child of
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Willard has been
quite sick recently with an attack of
pneumonia. He is now better.
John d. Daily, of Baptist Valley, was
III the city on Wednesday. John saws
his neighbors are busy gathering corn
and killing hogs.
Beautiful lot OF new Silk Waists re-
ceived today at
ALEXANDER's
Miss Barbara Reynolds, who had tba
misfortune to get her arm broken -
week or so ago, by her horse iol,nu
with her, is able to be out again.
Rev. j. N. Hartman has moved his
residence into Tazewell College, in order
that Mrs. Hartman may superintend fine
boarding department OF the school
Proi' and Mrs. Houskeeper occupy Mr..
Harman's house.
Jackets and Capes are going fast-
better come early. Good assortment
yet at
j. d. ALEXANDER.
We learn that Mr.. Enoch Cludill, who
was SO badly hurt last week is not ex-
pected to live. He was unloading saw
'og' ana 1t rolled on him, bruising him
severely.
Dodd & Co. have new line of fine
hand painted dishes, which are as neat
ana pretty as were ever shown here.
Rev. w. L. Wayts left on Tuesday for
hichmond, where he goes MS n delegate
10 the General Association of the Ban.
fists OF Virginia
Mr.. w. N. Surface, who was renort,d
IN quite SICK with typhoid fever, is ON
tue streets again. having escaped an at
tack OF the dreaded disease.
have new Ladies' Bicycle. first clnss
make that l will sell at bargnin