Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-23
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University.
Read what Greever Bros. say about
"The Last Chance"
Miss. Lettie Crawford has returned
from school at NJ. w. College
Harrison Gillespie Bros. make an
important announcement in their new
ad this week.
Read Administrator Higginbotham's
notice to the creditors of the late ID. G.
Sayers, in this issue.
If you want to express your appre-
, citation Of your wife or best girl nova
days, tell her she is worth her weight
in beef
Smoke John Harper Cigar, the best
cent cigar in the world.
Col May has returned from visit
to his old home at Prestonsburg, Ky.
i'm excellent health and spirits.
Have you smoked the smoke of AMI
smokes, the John Harper Cigar? cents
Mr.. r. L. Jordon, Commonwealth
Attorney of the city of Radford, was in
town yesterday on business.
Don't forget to smoke the John
Harper Cigar, cents, sold 10y every
body.
1T will be in order now for our peak
on Rich mountain TO groan and shake
herself a little just TO keep in fashion.
You can now get those photos you
have been wanting. Don't put it OIL
longer A. NJ. Black.
{. p Greever, sergeant OF Graham.
was here as a witness in the Lvesay
case.
Mr.. o. f. Metcalf prominent citi-
zen of Graham, paid us call on yes
day.
1 have some better styles than ever
in my studio this year. The white
cards are beauties for platinum effecSs
\. NJ. BLACK, Photographers
Hon. JAS s. Browning, Judge Minter
V. L. Sexton and Deputy Sheriff Mays.
of Pocahontas, were in the city this
week.
Newton Walk, of Thompson Vallep
left ON Wednesday for Oklahoma where
he will make lis future home.
Mr.. Beverley Yost, and his sister
Miss Hannah, of Graham. were in the
city yesterday.
Prof G. Z. Carter. who formerly
taught in Dodge's Business College,
but recently in North Carolina, is here
on visit.
There was Il warm time in Pocahon-
tas on yesterday. The thermometer
stood at about l02 in the shade.
Capt Lily's condition is not inn
proved at this writing. He suffers no !
pain scarcely. but is gradually and
surely sinking
Rev. NJ. j. Williams, who cameto Taz- |
ewell some weeks ago To his sister $
Mrs Frank Lewis, is no better. HeI
can live only short time. He has
consumption.
Preaching at the Christian Church
next Sunday evening 10y the Pastor.
Christian Endeavor Saturday even
ing at $50.
There must have been big game
besides bear in Bland county last week
judging from the array Of big lawyers
in attendance upon circuit court
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Meek. and lit
tie daughter. Miss Dora, and Miss
Fannie Groseclose, representing the
fairest and best of Burke's Garden. were
in town on Wednesday, and paid our
office pleasant call
The art class of the High School
will give public art exhibit on Friday
and Saturday, from 9 a. m. until six
p. m, in the art room in the High
School building.
1t is reported that there will be a
big change in the Norfolk and western
passenger trains, ON this division. be- |
ginning next Sunday. 1t is said that
the two passenge trains will meet at
Tip Top about u O'clock. This. how
ever, is not official,
Samuel Walker, of Shawver Mills |
called to see us on Tuesday to right up
things with the bookkeeper. Mr..
Walker, though nearly eighty years
old, is still hale hearty and cheerful.
S. r. Spracher, Esq. of Burkes !
Garden, called in on Tuesday to renew
his allegiance for another year. Mr..
Snracher alMnNs. keera n ,.on,. Ill . .