Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-01-10

pox, and the first case at Alice John
sons, which was a very mild one in
ded, is about well.
Henry Watterson, the distinguish
ed editor and statesman, and posi-.
bic candidate for the Presidency in
1904, will have the largest house yet
on the night of the 18th.
MFR. J. b. Thomas, wealthy and
prominent citizen of London Co. was
in the town this week to attend the
annual meeting Of the Bull Greek
Coal Land association.
Mrs. Wall, mother of Frank and
James Wallis in quite serious con
dition. Her health is such AS to
excite the apprehension of her
family and friends.
Hyacinlhs, nOrcisuas, sacred lily
JoDquills, ciocuses, tulip and all
other bulbs at cost at Pobst.
We thank our friends for the
prompt responses we've had To bills
sent out Jan. 1st, aud for new snb.
scribers. The windy" brethren are
getting scarce, so far as our list is
concerned.
Killed! Most of the flowers have
been killed by our recent cold weather
but on can buy bulbs at cost from
Pobst.
DIR. Greevers Office DR.. G. w.
Greever has gone 10 housekeeping
mt North Tazewell. He will retain
his office here, which at night. will
be connected by tel, phone with his
house of North Tazewell He can be
found at night at his home or called
by phone from his Office.
W. Bland Leslie, who has been
The main STAY Of the News office for
more than five years, has secured a
lucrative position in the Government
Printing Office at Washington. and !,
Will leaXe at once. The News office
will miss him sadly. We wfll.p.v.r ,
theless, do our best to hold things
together.
Miss Anna Wall, daughter of late
Edward wall, of Montgomery, who
has been at her grand mothers. Mrs.
Wallis on Tuzewell Avenue. for some |
time, has almost recovered from an
operation performed a short time
ago by DR. Gillespie. He removed
large tumor from her side. Under
the arm, The young lady will be
entirely well soon.
MR. j. w. Baker has gone to l.
tennessee to spend some time with
bis sons, who moved there last Fall.
Mr.. Baker has host of friends in
tazewell who will miss him. He has
been familiar figure on our streets
or at least thirty years. and has few
enemies and host of friends.
DIR. II. b. Gillespie will leave in
lays for the balmy laudfof Florjd
o try to get the better of a come II
"hat stubborn case of Asthma. or s
course he will take along his kit OF 6
-nlves, ETC., which he knows 80 we'll {
low to use.
Rufus a. Hartman and DIR
'ainter went to Raven Satnrdav
where they were met by two prom
hent men Of Buchanan comfy
Ihese men came there to be examin
"a Tor lille insurance inrthe South ,
atlantic. Rufus says people are /
o anxious to insure in the SoutL- i
'tiantic, they will ride % miles
cross the mountains Of Buchanan =
be examined. =
JAS. Is. Hawkins has purchased an Fl
lterest In the j. n. Hartman &, Sons o
lsurancs agency and began work 8
18th the company on Jan. lst Mr.. IL
Ienkins is widely known in this
sctIon and will be a good addition Il
this all ready strong firm. JIM is a
natural-born hustler and we ner- I
c1 great things for this concern. =
orlng the past year they have Il
ritten sl5O.OOO of insurance and
e writing up policies for the lead
g men every day.