Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-11-07
Local

West Virginia, 10 cast his vote.
The election passed off quietly.
The day looked almost like Sunday.
Messrs W. J. Kremer and G. w.
Sample, Of Swords Greek, were here
Monday night and Tuesday.
Do you want a pair Of Boots that
viii keep your feet dry? We have them.
Doub calf skin foot. Money cannot
buy better.
Hartman & Bottimore.
There is still a demand here for
houses-calls every day which cannot
be filled. Build houses to rent, We rich
men.
Misses Stella Wingo and Annie
Mullins, of Graham, were in town last
Saturday and Sunday.
Overcoats Of all kinds for children
boys and men-dress and storm coats
no store can or will give better values
than we. Look at them.
Hartman & Baltimore
Mrs. A, Stellar has been in town
several days, the guest Of her son, DIR.
Stellar, Mrs. Will Ed. Peery and other
friends.
The contract for putting down the
new water pipe on Tazewell Avenue
has been let TO MessIs Walton and
Lowder, of Bluefield. The work will
begin at once, and be put right through.
J.B. Boyer makes rather slow head
way opening and marking new goods
with one hand. He has a lovely, nice
boil on one arm.
A very stubborn forest fire has been
raging in the East end OF the county
The rains Of Wednesday put a check TO
the fire. No damages Of any great inn
portance has been reported.
w. Terry Bowling. of Norton, man.
ager OF the branch Office Of the f. ID.
Kits Insurance agency at this place.
came up Tuesday 90 exercise his ciu-
zenship.
The well known "Bostonian" line Of
shoes is now in stock. We know of no
better. If we did we would have them
in our shelves-try pair guaranteed.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Henry Kinzer and Dug Vcrmillion are
laying the foundation of Paris Thomp-
sons residence, on Mechanics Avenue.
Mr. Thompson will build nice 2-Story
house.
LADIES!
The tailor made suits are going fast
at The Big Store, but there are some
choice suits left
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Dodge's Business College of our
town is rapidly becoming widely known.
During the past month it has placed
two Of its students in good position in
the state Of Washington. The last to
go was Mr.. Charles GRAPHICAL, who left
on Monday afternoon for Everett
A petition has been gotten up, and
signed by the majority of the business
firms in town asking for u Sunday mail.
This will entail extra work upon our
postmasters. 1t seemed that we were
getting on very well rs it was. But the
world moves.
The Big Store is offering some great
bargains in ladies tailor made skirts at
$50, 4.5O and $500
HARRISON 4; Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. J. Z. Warden was at home on
Monday. He left on Monday after.
noon to join the Ratlin Comedy Co.,
which was in Abingdon on Tuesday.
returning on yesterday,
A full line of ladies wooden waists
choice styles and popular prices, can
be found at The Zig Store.
HARRISON * Gillespie Bros.
j. w. McNiel has moved his family
from Knob, to the Bottimore place,
which he purchased last spring.
Suits for long men, suits for short
men, suits for Big money, suits for
Little money-at The Big Store.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bios.
Mr.. Mont. T. Browning, of Pocahon-
tas, was in town yesterday after an
absence Of quite a while. His health is
much improved.
We have never offered better values
in clothing than we offer this fall. We
give our entire attention to mems and
boys wear. Our stock is full and prices
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