Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
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dressed in good taste and good style?
II so, give us a call HARRISON & Gil
lespie Bros.
Mrs. Belle Caudill has returned 20
her business on Tazewell Avenue, after
a few days Of recreation and business
in the eastern markets. She selected |
a nice line Of goods.
The latest effects in imported dress
fabrics-an styles and prices. Har-
risson & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. J. b. Caudill is in Thompson
Valley nursing her little grand daughter
that is very i'll.
A peg-legged hobo was arrested
and taken to the city Jail. His wood
en- leg was taken away and the hobo
turned loose IN the yard. Bluefield
Telegraph.
Ladies, misses and childrens wraps
and furs will be in stock in a few days.
Don't buy till you see them. 1t will
pay you to wait. HARRISON & Giles
pie Bros.
Ivor Caudill has returned, in COM
pany with his mother, from visit to
to his uncle, Rush Caudil, at Land
graf, W. Va.
Latest styles in negligee shirts, I'M
derwear and hosiery. See our line be-
fore buying HARRISON & Gillespie
d. Bros.
Preaching in the Christian church
Sunday morning by the pastor Union
prayemeeting at 1880 p. m.
Trunks, valises, telescopes, and grips
in all all styles and prices. HARRISON
& Gillespie Bros.
w. G. Ratliffe has sold his express
wagon to ]. b. Hawkins and has ac-
cepted a position on the railroad.
Ladies, do not make the mistake OF
buying your table linen, napkins and
towels until you see our line. Table
linen from Doc to S1.S7; napkins 95c 70
$3.50 per doz. HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros.
The Ratliffe Comedy Company has
almost completed its theatrical COM
pany. A number of competent per-
formers have been secured and they
will commence the season in the coal
fields.
Only the Late effects in ladies tailor
made suits to be found i'm our stock.
Prices, so to $40. HARRISON & Giles
Bros.
Miss Mary Adair, stenograper for
the j. f. Hurt Insurance Agency, is
spending her vacation at her home at
Princeton, W. Va.
Dark blue, green, tan, gray and black
are the prevailing colors in our ladies
tailor-made suits-SlO to $50. Harris
son & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Belle Shelburne, stenographer
for May, May and Smith, left for her
home Monday to spend several weeks
vacation.
The Buekwheat record of the sea-
son was crowned by j. n. Rhudy of
Burke's Garden who raised one stalk
from which was counted twenty five
hundred and sixty FIVE mature grains
to say nothing of the large number
just partially filed.
Miss Mary b. Mcneil, Of Radford. is
visiting her friend, Mrs. II. w. Pobst,
on Tazewen Avenue
Skirts! skirts!! skirts!i skirts!!!! walk
ing and dress skirts, blue, gray, tan
and black 50, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50. $3.50
$3.50 and So HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros.
Mrs. Sallie Vaught, wife of Rev. S.
b. Vaught, of Russell county, is dan
gerously ill at her home at Elwav
Her condition has somewhat improved
in the past few days and her friends
think her recovery is only matter of a
few days.
j. Arthur Peery, who has typhoid
fever, is said to be no better.
Mr.. Ben Tom Daley, son OF Jno. D.
Daley, has been sick with typhoid
fever in Bluefield for several days.
Mr.. ]. b. CrabrOe, of Thompson
Valley, was in town yesterday. Mr..
Crabtree has grown some very large
Irish potatoes this year. He presented
US with six potatoes that weighed 81
pounds.
The health Of the town, says one OF
0nr phVsicians Is excentionaII1y cod