Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
LOCAL MENTION
Condensed News Gath
cred. in and around
Tazewe1l.

Have you read David Harum?

Mr. and Mrs. Jno. L. LitZ were in the
city yesterday.
Tazewell College had fifteen or twenty
new pupils this week.
Dodd & Co.'S line Of children books is
full and complete.
Rev. Mr.. Daugherty, of Graham, was
in town several days this week.
Have you seen Dodd & Co.'S. new
stock of table ware.
Christmas is coming, and it is not too
early to call at Dodd & Coz and select
nice Christmas present before their
stock is picked over.
Miss Mollie Peery left last Saturday
for an extended visit to friends and
relatives at Raven, Va.
Mr.. ]. F. Kendrick, Mrs. Jennie Rat
liffe's brother, is on n visit here this
week.
The Standard and new novels, in fine
and cheap bindings, can be had at Dodd
& Co.'S.
Remember, next week the meteoric
snow is due-anywhere from the 18th
to the 10th.
After dinner sets, salad dishes, cake
plates of beautiful design and finish
are now on exhibition at Dodd & Co.'S.
Mr.. James 1. Peck has moved back to
town, and is occupying his house on
Tazewell Avenue.
Geo. S. Crabtree, of Thompson Valley
and II. e. Hurt and T. P. Rutherford.
OF Clear Fork, came to see us this week.
Dodd & Co.'S. japanese short sets of
dainty little pieces of table ware, are
first class, ard are low.
The subscription FOYER, which we
spoke of last week, has not abated en-
tirely, but is q little more quiet this
week.
Fine dinner sets of beautiful style
and design, and at very reasonable
prices, may be seen at Dodd & Cos.
Rev. and Mrs. Farr, of Ogden, Utah,
who have been visiting relatives of Mrs
Farr here for some time are in Burke g
Garden this week visiting Mrs. c. v.
Heninger.
This is an age of cheap books. Even
the fine bindings are cheap. Dodd 6,
Co. can prove this to you if you will
call and examine their stock.
Mrs. DR.. Painter, Misses Maggie Bowen
and Eva Painttr, of Knob, spent sew
eral days in town this week visiting DR..
and Mrs. w. l. Painter.
Dodd & Co. have new line of fine
hand painted dishes, which are rs neal
and pretty as were ever shown here.
Jno. d. Alexander has something tc
say this week of special interest to tho
ladies. Read his advertisement il
another column of this paper.
DR.. j. r. Gildersleeve has returned
from the meeting of the Medical Asso
citation and the launching of the Shu.
brick, in Richmond.
Col. II. c. Anderson has been abscn
from his office several days this weel
on account of sickness.
ReY. Mr.. Wayts closed his reviva
meeting on Clear Fork on Sunday, re
turning home on Monday. He will
preach next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
We return our thanks to Mr.. Geo. b
Hurt, of Cedar Bluff, for two new sub
scriptions and the money sent rs this
week. Such favors as this are highly
appreciated.
The Klondyke Wooden Mills at Ceda,
Bluff are busy on orders for blankets
skirts and yarns. These mills have g
large and increasing trade. 1t will pay
you to examine their goods and prices
before buying your winter wear. Sam
pies by mail on application Wooden
blankets from $500 to 1915 per pair
express prepaid.
The Buchanan boys, Ed. and Will
from Clear Fork, were in town this
week selling apples. Good apples sell
readily now at so Gems a bushel. Mr.
Jas. Painter has bought and shipped
over 5000 bushels. We understand that
he paid 40 cents bushel.
LADIES FURS-If you are going to
buy Furs this season now is your oppor.
tunity to get them at bottom prices. A
dealer sent us lot to sell on commission
for him until oyember 14th. All re-
naming unsold will be returned to him
on Nov. 10th.
j. D. ALEXANDER.
2-t.
"Best blanket 1 ever saw for the
price" This is what one of our custo.
mers told us few dogs ago, Klon.
kyke Wooden Mills.
The trial of Mr.. Geo. Martin for shoot.
ing Hiram White, the culored man, as
reported in our last issue, resulted in
an acquital of Mr.. Martin. The magis
trates Messrs eece Moora ond po,1