Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-10-31
Local

Read the new aG of 1.-THE Big
Store
Christmas is coming on and our mer-
chants should advertise freely
The News has added number of
new subscribers recently. The paper
is now read by more people than any
other paper published in this section.
Mrs. L. b. Vaught's health is greatly
improved. She is now at her fathar's,
H. G. Peery's, Esq.
c. c. Rowlette, Of Fredericksburg,
second assistant manager the Mutual
Life Insurance Co, Of New York, has
been in town several days looking over
the insurance field.
Doyou want pair of Boots that
will keep your feet dry? We have them.
Double calf skin foot Money cannot
buy better.
Hartman & BOttimOre.
b. A. Hamlin, special agent Pennsyl
vania Fire Insurance Co., was i'm town
this week on a visit to the f. ID. kits
Insurance Agency.
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 x Baltimore
Thos L. Hurt left this week for Hot
Springs, Ark. His health is improving,
and he hopes, as do also large number
of his friends, that he will return en-
tirely recovered.
Miss Annie Johnson. a student Of
Tazewen College, left yesterday for
Oakvale 20 attend the marriage of her
sister at that place.
+. ID. Kits returned from Norton
yesterday where he has been in the in
terest of his branch insurance Office
Norton Insurance Agency.
November 9th has been designated
10y the President as Thanksgiving Day.
The well known "Bostonian" line OF
shoesis now in stock. We know Of no
better. five did we would have them
in our shelves-try pair guaranteed.
Hartman & Bottimore
\. b. Scott has moved his family in
TO the property formerly occupied by
Judge Coulling, on Mechanics Avenve.
VIM Ed. Peery having bought the.
property formly occupied by Mr. Scott.
is having some repairs made, and will
move in soon.
Miss Virginia Spindle, daughter Of
t. w. Spindle, was married in Roanoke
on Wednesday.
An infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. Rush
.Caudill, was buried here yesterday
afternoon.
DIR. Frank Pyott, who has been i'll,
has recovered. He was in town this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Handy was reported sick
the first Of the week with pneumonia
mistake. He has had very deep
cold, and is now much better
IN. Coffee returned Wednesday
from a visit to the Lynchburg Horse
Show, and reports a great time.
JEFF Hoge, one Of the proprietors of
the Coffee Hotel, and a prosperous
young farmer Of Burke's Garden, called
TO see us on Wednesday.
Read Mrs. Hoge's notice of fine tur
keys and chickens for sale, in this issue
Mrs Hoge knows how to raise 'em.
c. w. Moores little girl that had an
arm broken a short time ago, is recov
eTing.
Greear Bros, prosperous and well
known merchants, of Honaker. have
sent us a large job of printing for their
busy store. These boys are hustlers
Read the announcement of the
Youths Companion, in this and next
Weeks issue, You will do we'll to
subscribe now tor that valuable paper.
Rev. J. H. Wyse, of BuTke,s Garden
will assist Rev. Kohn in a communion
service Sunday morning at the Episco-
pal church.
LADIESi
The tailor made suits are going fast
at The Big Store, but there are some
choice suits left.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. E. S. Kendricz, Secretary of the
HOstOn National Building and Loan
Association, of Bristol, was in town
yesterday.