Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-21
You will find it all in this issue.

~ 'h"ohaheh, Oh bus5eli, Is IN the
city.
Mrs. Will Ed. Peery and the children
are visiting in Graham this week.
j. c. Wilcox spent several days this
weed with his family here.
Rev. Mr.. Wayts baptized 10 people in
Plum creek this morning, partial result
of his revival at Liberty.
j. X. Groscose. ST the firm OF Gose &
Grosclose, Burkes Garden, is attending
Court this week.
W. B. Steele and Jno. b. Hurt, prom
inent merchants of Pounding Mill, are
attending Court.
Porter Bros. are doing the painting ON
tho front of the Peery block, on Main
street
Miss Mamie Gillespie, OF Falls Mills,
is visiting Miss Millie Baker, ,on Tazewell
Avenue.
Mr.. j. T.. Groseclose, Of Abbs Valley,
ono OF our best men, and true friend
of the NEWS called to see us on yestor-
day. Mrs Grosecloso was in town also.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. RAIDER returned the
first of tho week from a visit to Glenn
Lynn, Mrs. Raiders old home.
Maj. A. G.. Pendleton, promi-
nent lawyer OF Marion. brother of Col
W. O Pendloton, is in the city.
Dodd & Co.'S fishing tackle was
made especially tn catch fish, and
it does every time,if handled prop
erly.
The friend on Bluestone who
made complaint to this paper
last week ought to have courage
enough to have signed his name
TO his communication.
Mrs. VIM. Buchanan, one of the
most worthy ladies of Clear Fork,
was shopping in town a few days
ago.
Miss Frederick Dwell, of Wythe-
vile, is visiting the Misses Tynes.
Rev. Mr.. Wayts will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday night
at $3.50.
The store occupied by Jno. ID.
Alexander is receiving a coat of
paint.
Mr.. Jno. u. Gose, of Burke's
Garden, drew off his mill dam last
Saturday, and caught California
trout that was nearly two feet
long, and weighed 90 lbs. So saws
MIR. Kelly Groseclose.
Jno. +. jackson has new drink,
Ginger Ale. Stimulating, invigor.
atlng, and refreshing.
Rev. w. b. Sans, of the Episco.
pal Church, will hold services at
Stras Memorial Church on Sunday
Jnly 23rd, at IL a. m, and $50 p. M.
All are invited
One of the fondest "grand moth
ers" in town is Mrs. Jennie Ratliff,
who was unintentionaIly omitted
from our roll of honor last week.
AS all her girls are boys she is
particularly proud Of her young
granddaughter.
Miss Helen Fudge gave a delight
social to her young friends on
Wednesday evening, at the beau
tiful home of her father, at Kelly.
There was quite a gathering of
the Aounger set, which is numerous,
bright and charming, in this vi
: cinity.
Dead fish float down stream.
8 Live fish stem current and tide.
l The merchant who does not ad-
yertise his business will be like the
D dead fish in these days of sharp
D competition.
Among the number of good men
= ho CduC W oCO US Ou lucSud(
were Mr.. J. p. Hit and son, f. H.
of Free Stone Valley.
t One of our subscribers who paid
ps a visit on court day, said Incl
IDENTIFY that he read our article on
the editorial Heaven" in recent
issue of the NEWS. We will print
that article again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Chapman
and little son, returned on Wednes-
day from Atlantic City, New York
and other cities, where they have
b been summering for several weeks.
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