Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-02

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w. \. whitley, who has been in a
hospital in Richmond for some time.
has returned to Avondale after several
days visit to his friends here.
When you get ready to plant cab
bage and tomatoes, you can be sup
Piled with the best plants by George
Nash, at l24c., to l5c., per dozen.
Howard, the son of Mr.. X. ID. r.
Hartman, North Tazewell, has been. and
IS still very sick. He has erysipelas.
ami bad Dealing in his head. He il
improving slowly.
w. G. Ratliffe, who had the misfort-
une to get one of his eyes severely hurt.
is recovering under the treatment OF
DIR. Peery, the eye specialist, Of Blue
field
Mrs. DIR. Cody, Mrs. L. c. wingo,
and Mrs Jennie Ratliffe are in Blue.
field, as are also a large number of our
young folks.
Quite large number OF Tazewell
people are in attendance upon the car
nival at Bluefield The old people, in
most cases had to go along to to take
care of the young ones-the same old
dodge
Geo. Z. Hall, the big lumberman OF
North Tazewell. was i'm the city on
Wednesday. George reported Mr..
Castle Porter's condition as somewhat
improved, though still critical. Mr..
Porter was reported dead on Tuesday
He has "a serious stomach trouble.
J. w. Nj. Witten, one OF our best
known young farmers, has bought a
nice farm i'm Washington County, and
has moved his family there. Mr..
Witten, with his habits of industry and
economy, added to his business ability
is sure TO succeed. The best wishes
OF his numerous friends go with him.
Miss Marguerite White, one of Five
Oaks most splendid girls, was i'm the
city shopping on Tuesday Miss Whites
many admirers were glad to see her
and also the refreshing rain storm she
brought with her.
L. c. Chapman has opened up high
class dress making department i'm con-
nection with his dry goods store. with
Mrs. w. II. Pearce, late OF Baltimore. in
charge. The gowns already turned out
from this establishment are sufficient
proof that the manager is an artist in
her line
Stephen Horne IA prominent citizen
of Russell county, came up on Mon
day TO place his son i'm Tazewell Col.
iege for business course. Mr.. Horne
Is SO pleased with TazewelI that il will
be no surprise fine should move here
and settle among us.
SUCH BARGAINS have never been
seen as are now offered at Alexander's
Ladies' and childrens shoes which sold
for S2.25 to $500, now go at soc. 75e
and S1.OO. Dimitics, Lawns. Swisses.
Perc'lles-handsome styles as any in
town, for Zoe. II. x q. Featherbonc
Corsets Toe. Fine Silkalincs and ORA
per1es, Ice. Dress Goods. Hosiery.
Notions, Etc. at cost
Walter Witten, son of r. b. xWitten
who has been in the Virginia Medical
College in Richmond, is at home for
vacation. Walter took high honors
in his classes. His appearance indi-
Gates that he has been hard at work.
He is an Industrious, worthy young
man, and will be heard from in tie
future.
Rev. NJ. ]. Williams, who has been
in Alabama for fifteen years and who
has been member Of the North
Alabama Conference for ten years.
came TO Tazewell on the i've o'clock
train Wednesday to spend some time
with his sister, Mrs. Frank Lewis. Mr..
Williams has been in very poor health
for several months His last appoint
ment from the Bishop was the Lanett-
Ianguale charge where his wife died
on last Friday. Mr. Williams three
children are now in the NJ. +. Orphan
age at Summerfield. Alabama. where
they will remain until their fathers
health improves.
W. A. Scott re turned from his South
en trip on Friday. That is to say he
has reached Tazewell but hasn't vet
hit the ground. From the description
he gives of his splendid entertainment
given by his wealthy uncle, a million