Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-20
LOCAL MENTION. T.
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Condensed News Gathered in ;
and around TazeveH

Mr.. Fl. G. Hurt, of Clear Fork,
was among our visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. S. w. ellis, of Blueston, was
i'm town on Wednesday.
3 The small ads in the upper corners
of the first page, will catch yonr eye,
of course.
You will find the finest line of
Candies in the city at Pobst's all nice
and fresh.
Mamie, the little daughter of
Thos. j. Heldreth, three year old,
is sick, with pneumonia.
See Pobst's line of Glass ware.
Hon. A. Stellar of Bluestone, and
Judge David E. Johnston of Blue
efield, were in the city yesterday.
Jno. w. Kinzer, worthy citizen
and prosperous farmer of Baptist
Valley, called in to see us on We'd
nesday.
G. G. Long, The telephone fiend,
has been in for repairs several days
this week. A stubborn case of
neuralgia has had him in ITS grip.
The convenience of 'phone i'm
ones Office can scarcely be over
estimated. The convenience will be
still greater, however, when every
body has one.
Capt. A. w. Landon, clerk of the
Patton House, Bluefield, showed his
smiling face in Tazewell on Monday
as did also hisbrother, w. II. ofPoca-
hontas.
Mr.. II. X. Gillespie, Treasurer of
the County, and his wife have been
in the city several days this week.
Pobst's Cigars cannot be excelled
anywhere, We have tried them
and know what we are talking about.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Tynes are still
in Nebraska, with their daughter,
Mrs. Peery, whose health is not a;
all good. They will not return
before early Spring.
Real estate deals of all kind nego
tiated, houses rented, farms sold &c.
by us. DON'T forget this.
Mr.. ]. S. Whit, of Beach Fork
called on us Tuesday, Mrs. Whit,
his wife has moi been in good health
for long time.
Read our list of candidates for tho
Spriug Elections, on the third page
of this paper. These are all good
men. and all of these will make good
officers.
MIR. r.. b. George, good citizen
who lives on Stony Ridge. has had
mnch typhoid fever in family this
winter. His eldest daughter is at
present very sick. Mr.. George de-
serves the sympathy of his friends.
Mr.. WE. Kicker, the gate man,
who is at the Central has been con-
fined TO his room several days
recently, from the effects of fall.
which bruised him up somewhat
He is out at this writing. however.
Barnes Gillespie, of the law firm
OF Greever & Gillespie, announces
himself, in this issue, a candidate
for Commonwealth Attorney. Mr.. /
GILLESPIE is bright young lawyer |
and would fill the office well, no
doubt.
S. II. Laird, Thos. II. Gillespie. /
and j. n. Johnson, and A. ID. Ham, .
brick announce themselves as cam
didates for the Office of Commissioner
In this, for their respective districts.
Road these announcements and vote /
for the best men.
Some of the candidates for the /
county offices only want the votes !
and patronage of one party, we sup-
poses judging from the way they |
make their announcements.
We rented another house this /
week, and have two vacant ones on
the list-One, $3.50. and the o.her
$500 per month. We guarantee
rents when we do the collecting.
Mr.. Jno. B. Hurt, of Cedar Bluff.
w. q. Williams, of Pounding Mill,
j. II. Meek and JOS. Moss of Burks
Garden. S. j. Thompson w. w.
Humphrey, Henry Bowen w. p.
Molloy, were among the prominent
citizens on our streets court day.
There was a good deal of Caucus
ing" going on count day and at night
among the brethren. There are
more candidates than offices, il
seems, and efforts are being made
to "choke OFF, somebody.