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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

THIRD AVENUE
To Be a Great Thor
ouehfare
u.-a=a----------a--
A Real Estate Mans View Of
the Situaiion

George v. Nsaeham. the real
estate dealer, speaking about
The regarding q Third aveass
sail.
Z 30 not believe that proper
. % nefa begin to realise what
the Proposed changes viii %
FOR that street, Why Il takes
bat little imagination % see a
great busy thnrpuEhfarp t~snl-
ing with high class trade.
where now one sees a street
~Eth indifferent buildings. etaaH
trade. ard All sorts ~ ups ard
downs.
a most important pfoieaf
along Improvement iina q TIE
eut OFF street - feet wide.
which T. a. b. made In The
block IN which the Catholic
church now stands. o. a june
tufe With Fuufth avenue south
&c Washington street. This inn
provemsnt l. to b. a large fac
Tor IN reducing the grades -
that ". this combined way. viii
command tbs travel betwesn
the retail aud she mainly pop
usafrd norton % the city. and
the Union depot ard the great
Wholesale and manufacturing
section 70 Sns south. II takes
10 deep student t. grasp shaf
the outcoae Wiil D.. Already
Third avenue has the Federal
building. the Court House Hlts.
and the city Hall IL logically
fixed because n IL logically 10
Gated 10 start with. Then all
of the Thsatsrs are either on
the street OF adjacent. several
u the principal hotels. and
more 10 follow, will add much
70 fayorabie conditions. and
aull further u should never b.
lost sight Of that retail trade =
ever reaching toward the main
residential sections. granted al
ways that Il does not have 10
climb steep era iea.
"A prompt settlement 81 this
regrnde question. provided II IL
settled affirfnativeiy 20 DO
thorough job, ana take -
that pfapeftY owners along the
line IL Improvement are shrewi
enough. and are far-seeine
enough 10 10 decide. will wit
uesa a hasty beginning Of the
great up-baiidinE that will
double the value OF every piece
Of real estate along and adj
iaeent 10 the Improvement line
ana now this II lust what am
coming to- II II THIS. FOR m
stance the ". =. corner OF
Third and Columbia VIII easily
be worth over q hundred thou
sand, the bot just adjoining and
facing Columbia street. only 80
feet from Third avenue VIII
bring sixty thousand. This lot
haa not heretofore been on the
market. only recently was itH
sale authorized AZ thirty-ope
thousand dollars The owner ~
willing 10 accept about one
third cash, the balance running
NJ low interest II has front.
ace 81 80 o. on Columbia ana
II 100 feet deep with is-foot az
lev on the east line. affnrdlnH
IN n measure the desirnhle
features 81 corner piece. Inc
property n bringing IN = rentsi
\ of g.. 400 per year ana couia
with but little outlay be consta-
erahIy increased, the location
commanding good rentals.
no u conservative hard think.
iua Investor, this offer VIII
commend itself a. meeting ne
most rigid requirement OF aaie-
~. revenue ana speculative
quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
GAME WARDEN GOES
PERCH FISHING

A. the California. Junction and
Queen city restaurants on FIRST ave-
nue.. Game Warden fsief ycHterday
conitacnfsd an aGEFsgate OF -
pounds ot fresh waser perch. the
seizures we're made under the stat
.uie which makes u unlawful to sen
psama nsh a. any SEASON and fofpidi
the Possession Of such nsh ~ cater
era.
owing 70 the fact that the res
faufant peoprietorH were Ignorant ~
the law, no arrests were made. Ihe
FISH we're turned over 10 the county
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
IKLOPF ONLY DREAMED
OF VICTORY ON DIAMOND
Ms 6"7chyroSs Ball Tossers Are Deteasd by Dug
dahes Cots in First Game of Series

from fe8a dreams az victory. gua.
taNus klcW sNUke yesterday IT, the
ful realisation IT defeat Not :
humiNatins one, however. fas hia
team OF huhrhHfRssoFa ruH apes
KANE lazt the bali game az Athletic
park ~ onlx one run. Th2 -
was ) t. : when the fifewofha ~,
over and ne flaN haulud down
Gus had sinrv taat Haasnn cher
lahsi the idea 81 bringing "a team 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
MISS STONE TO Talk

The seventh sesni-ennuai meeting
- the Wanens Missionary Social
unian viii t-~ held At the Pilgrim
Congregational church. cofaer
broadway and Harrison streets. to-
morrow. tae a0fuins program be-
ginning AZ 70 20 O'Clock Luncheon az
the noon heur. and sfteFuesn pro-
gram bsxinninK at 50 o'clock. clos
ipE A t.sa, sfinx ELLEN NJ. Stone II
expected - b. present Al the after
n0pu session. AL visitors viii be
made MrsNalus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
HARRYS
BIG HAUL
Smooth Mr.. Stevens Bunkoes
Saloons and Hotels

Harry stevens. who poses a. .
ueaupapcr man. was arrested last
night ~ Deputy Sheriff Taylor on
a charge 81 obtaining mousy under
false prefenaes. lie IL accused 81
securing 80 frorn the Pioneer Liquor
Company on scold" checks on the
Ffrut National bank. The checks
we're prun0uncsd worthless ~ The
bank Stevens gained the e9nii-
danee Of the saloon propFistora after
telling them that he was news
ustrr mas employed on the local
staff Of a morning paper.
~ Is understood that Stevens has
btfnkoed nearly every large hntei
and many saloons la Seattle. and
further prosecutions may be msu-
lIltnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

los ANGELES. April sa.e-The
Inability % the heur team 70 mud
keilys curves resulted Ia the loss 10
them Of ghe raclHe National game
yesterday afternoon The score
las AnHsies q nuttr 8. uattsries
Thatcher ANA iiauHanl Kelly and
wiifieiiA Umpire Huston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
nRokT aAMH LAW

T Samatn, a Japanese. was lined
tfh by Justice Cam yesterday for
taking trout from Green Lake. The
Nah were placed Ia the lake ZOE prop
oEatinK purposes aud u state law
protects them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
80 FRANeIseo q. HaLENA 9

SAN fRANCiacD. Aprn rs The
heavy hitting of the home team Vas
the feature Of yesterdays Pacific
National gauta. The aeofe San
Francisco ~. Heleua e. batteries
lfciairf and Neat euss rurcsli ana
Caffi-h Umpire Warner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

STAT. - ohia, ctr q T-l4ss. 1880 s~ssaig.
Ffank y rNsasg srnskss aeth that ~ u
sselss faftsszF - - afm ~ . . esasasr
a ca afdnN easia@ss - ti,a rftN - Tatsans
eTssNtr ant state sfuF~seia ana ttat H1is
fru alu FaF the ssna II uNN HUNDRED
tsuffzSuA - sAsh snt Ns.sF eAas 81 -.
tara thet asnrHe ~ eafsi - ths So a
HAL Gat4FFh E4Fe.
FRANK \ CHENEY
asafa - hsf4Fs - AL ssisssfit~a n ~
pressaae. thAs Ga aas u k'~a@latea. 4. y.
As4N A. w GLEASON
sea- rafsfF lakltf
naffs catarrA e'ar~ y iasss fnfsfnelly
asf ats tIsersif - tn4 kiss-f 3nd eassss..s
zssrr4Hsa - tha aEAsaH SEA- taf fsss iisf4.-
aiat ire
- cHKNSr 4 co. TpAssa @,
aatA Ne al aeunsisfss ~.
HAIRS FRasitg tTils tha hsst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
BLIND
MARRIES the
BLIND
Love Found a Way Tho
Love Was Blind

BogroS. Masa.. April 73-E =.
Carrie. 4 wealthy musician. and
Harriet Nicois. q beautiful and
talented singer, both blind, clipped
iast Night and were married. hela-
fivcs object 10 the marriage on ac-
,......sf - st4e mFfflrftaft
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with kid" AeFaaasa AA bis spar
ring rArsnar Young Nerflett GENES
Al the brad ~ his own specially
company which viii atVs . pnsEra ~
- vaudeville Arts - ~ concluded
with the appearance ~ Young Cor
hsif In ting costume.
This v IN Illustrate hse style 81
fighting IN q real prane fiHhI The
atssaiAiities Include numbeE " well
hnaNn performers
wssssu a t+srssrs
Weston a HsFbrFf bis vaudeville
corapany T. O. appear AZ the Grand
nrtt sunday. Monday and Tuesday
This company i heHdsd ~ Weston
ard lEert-srg. the nuYrisy sketch ar
tists Thia team a. known frufn the
Ala site - the Fastnc ia the hest
$500 a...~ - 49,, ~ -; . - q . -
fsvufst~s Tor Yrsfs
nssioS~ Ministries AZ Third Ave.
f-hc Itsirtsw Minstrel troupe all
oren a seeks snHasrsient at tn.
Third kv~nue th~ates next fanany
afesfopua. The cumpauY i HEADED
BY ! A. Cpbufn. ptopfissor. man
asfU and eoruet selolsi. and osaneH
Nth an aHwr~sa fiou 20 comedians.
80 siists ard novelties
Madison Tksstsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Tho Japanese liner shinano Maru
arrived from the Orient late yeHief
day with i0,O97 packages OF freight
consisting mostly ~ mating, tea ana
curios. She had 1000 rolls OF mat
ting and 400 bales 81 raw cotton
valued at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Young cafhctts the feather
welsht champion 81 the world viii
be- seem Al the Third Avenue theatcr
tpHnufrow and Saturday nights IN n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
NO oAMEi RAIN

TACOMA. April s. There was no
rams yesterday between fptiinnd
aud Tacoma On account % heavy
fau 90 rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

To all girls attending the public
schools ~ Seattle. Call At LILY bo-
rarfinE n Co.'S seed departments foot
! ~ Main street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

.child n "A clever dancer and her act
alone h aiInost worth the price Of
admission.
Seattle Thsatsf
#fho Christian" IL proving very
successful attraction az ths Seattle
theHter this week IN presented by
The Baker thenter company.
Nest week the comedy drama.
Charles Aunt" will be pat on ~
the Baker company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

t.oucka the big fellow that Dug
dale secured Ca do pitching stunts
this year tosd the rubber Tor the
houe team.
A4trs la tWaf4ssaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
srANnlNa or rnn cLuns
COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO. April n The
Pacific Eaast LraEae game fsstsf-
daF resulted Ia a Hhut-ont tur the
horne taata. The #auFei Oakland Z.
san FRANCHISE q isaitsFsea eeaper
and Lehman. hodsan and fssahy
Ns#Hif.. Levy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

los ANGELES. April st-Two
epaasAnuiaf eutneid catches we're
The Only features sc yesterdays Pa
ttfta Caast League game. Tas ase1fe
saefansante a i.1s AnselsA 81 HAT
tefieR Young and HrShHmi Gray
and Spiss. Umpire. oConnsii
PORTLAND. Apfa q The Port
iansis seattle game % the farite
Coast League wa fssnfressss ysstsFs
dAY on acrount 81 rain
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Rubber
Goods

...,.,l r,rus Go m, week az = !,
fhf ts't ......eatlg how rflees on al
pit.ff'n -. iilnts 80 ,t..f.
RES, s's spray ssrinses' 'aee - Mo II
..is s,iiIlasvs n'' A'aa' ... 49,. sss
g. kees exflnrr and water
csael.' ss,s,l,vraf Rphtcr faaI a..
feti,, = kl,,.is ..f#s... 49,
seed, ~, s,aas 81 o. kinds ~. 10
~ &C. ef Fsoaisin sytlesss - e''', s,,..
RAJ, s..,'er kaaraeteed' ~'''a GN1s
- s,es5t ss,ties. slea kinds $50
Nti NttIt 4....#=. Eue
= ssgngs fablnat { feet e. a.
.',,,,ll.e s. q - kiais u 90
kasss. far s.s,s,ssstsstss -
rnss.f s ssSs. SO kiads .s,, i7e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

We deal ia All grades 81 coal We
sell fresh water slab wood a. 3 90
per load. Fresh water milI wood Al
t9f5 per Load
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

HARVEY & SONS. Props.
Cor. 30 ave a Vine 81.
Both Phones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

~ hns sxpertenee and long rrac-
= >sAsses - % ~ POUR eyes 90 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

pssf a@xiset your eyes, EyesiEht
- - can nsver - reztoreds
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

one of the best of the name. He is only
81 years old, but has had n business
experience of fourteen years. He is a
good salesman, courteous and fair.
and has bright prospect.
Our cut scarcely does Justice to the
splendid building occupied by this
firm, of which the town is Justly proud.
THE BANK OF CLINCn VALLEY.
The Bank of Clinch Valley was or.
ganized in 1894. The present officers
are: President, JLo. ". Crockett; Vice
President, j. w. Chapman; Cashier,
Henry Preston; Assistant Cashiers,
Messrs. JAS. McNecr and r. X.
Crockett.
The last statement published shows,
capital stock, 10000, undivided
profits, $40, 419,S1.
The Bank has purchased the fin
brick building, on corner, opposite the
Central Hotel, and will fit up thorough
~. with every modern convenience.
They hope to move in soon. as the
work is being pushed as rapidly as
weather will permit
When completed tins building will be
an ornament and honor to the town
and community.
Moss q GREEvER.
One of the oldest and largest OF our
stores is that of Moss and Greever.
The firm was established IN 1889.
and is composed of JOS. S. Moss, one
of our wealthiest men, and his son-in-
law, j. a. Greever, who has been
general manager from the start.
Mr.. 10. Moss, Jr., has been in the
store for several years as clerk and as
sistant manager.
The present large S-story building,
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incorporated his business college which
has steadily grown and Increased in
numbers and in usefulness.
We regret that time did not permit
us 10 secure a cut OF the new com
modious brick building which was oc-
cupied last September.
L. Il. WARREN. BARBER.
IL IL common saying that TaZe-
well has one Of the best some say,
the very best barber shops i'm the
State. Certainly, il comfortable chairs.
clean towels, sharp razors skillfully
handled, hot and cold water. bathroom.
etc. constitute n good barber shop, we
have it. Our illustration shows the
inside of this new and commOdiOus
shop, recently built and fitted up by
the owner, II. Il. Warren. This build
ing, including the room i'm which the
Post office is kept, belongs to "Trux, -
having been built by him several years
ago. The site occupied by this build
lag is n part of that originally occupied
by the old Dodd hotel.
Trux b. Warren is one Of the most
intelligent and wealthy colorcd men in
this section OF the State, and is highly
respected by both white and colored
people. He was born III this town about
30 years ago, and has never lived any
where else. His mother was Cynthia
Warren, who died several weeks ago,
and father, Johnson Warren died some
years ago.
"TruX" has shown what industry and
economy is worth in the way of accu-
mulating money. Starting from the
bottom he has already n competency,
owning not only the building i'm which
his barber shop and the Post Office is
located, but also nice residence in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

perienced and skillful jeweler, ard
with small exception hasdone foryears,
the bulk of the watch and clock work
of this community.
IA few years ago he erected the large
brick staTe which he DOW occupies, and
since then ne has carried continuously
fine line of jewelry, queenswarSm.
bacco, cigars, confectionery, toys, books,
etc, and his store has always been n
popular resort,fo the young people Of
the town, particularly in the sum-
mertime, and during the soda water
and soft drinks seasons.
During the holiday and toy seasons
Pobst employs an extra force. He
always has at this season, "a choice
selection of toys and Christmas goods.
Mr.. Pobst has no complaint to make.
His treatment at the hands OF the
purchasing public has beeu such us to
make him feel appreciative, and to
stimulate him to his best efforts.
DODGF's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

Company, for the year 1908, having
written and paid for $3.50, 900 Of insur-
ance. He will be presented with first
prize by the General Manager, at a
Banquet at the Jefferson Hotel in
Richmond, In January. The South
Atlantic is Home Company and
stands high in this section.
"Now Is THE WINTER OF OUR
Discomfort"
The ''Cute Studio" will close on Sat
urday, and the "Cute Studio man"
wishes TO thank the people OF Tazewell
and vicinity, who have been patrons of
the "Cute," for their many kindnesses,
and hopes that happiness may be their
portion In life. with what pain we
leave full many a spot where we may
not at once remain"
CEDAR BLUFF WOODEN COMPANY.
Cedar Bluff, Va.
AS this is the closing OF one OF the
: st seasons we have ever experienced
IN the WOODEN mill business, both i'm
quality OF goods and volume OF bust
ness, we desire TO thank all our GUS
toners for past patronage, and invite
them TO continue with us i'm the future
Yours Truly,
Cedar Bluff Wooden Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25
JNo. i. JACKSON, Druggist.
CONTINUED from First Page. |

Hargrave, who had been here for years,
and continued the business in the old
stand. The store has been much inn
proved, and the stock has kept pace
with the growth of the town and com
munity. In addition to a large stock
OF drugs, DIR. jackson carries the usual
addition, such as books, fine confec-
tionery, leather goods, fine stationery
and kodaks. Among all our flrst-class
stores none are more modern and up
to-Gate than our drug store.
TAzEwELI. STEAM LAUNDRY.
One OF our most useful institutions
and one that is doing good business
Is the Tazewell Steam Laundry. II
was built and operated for while 10y
l.. c. Wingo, afterwards by Wingo u
Hopkins, and is now owned 10y Jno. Il.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

They are the only exclusive clothiers
In town, and for this reason they
claim they can offer superior advan-
tages in the line of clothing, to their
customes. At any rate, few complaints
are heard from their customers, which
number many of the best dressers in
the community.
X. A. HARTMAN, GENERAL AGENT OF
SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
His Agency is the banner Agency Of
the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

carries fine line of fancy goods and
toys. Almost anything and everything
in the way Of supplies for the home
my be found here. Fancy, us well as
PLAIN quecnsware, silverware, dishes,
tin, agate and wooden vessels, fine
candies. cigars, books, stationery, etc.
are always kept on hand in large guam
titles.
\ large percentage of the Christmas
goods bought here this season, went
from Boyers, and at this writing are
still going.
Bud, as Mr.. Boyer is familiarly
called by his friends, is widely known
throughout the country. For n num-
Der OF years he represented large
Baltimore firm on the road, at lucra-
tive salary. He resigned this position
in order to devote himself entirely TO
his business here, and that the move
was good one there can be no doubt.
His trade is growing under his personal
supervision. His long experience with
I!-ading merchants all over the country
has been IA nne i 4 SsesiiQsas- t:EEaiping which
stands him well in hand now.
or the many fine stores in Tazewell
none present Il better appearance than
this one of j. b. Boyer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

J. w. Chapman, X. ID. r. Hartman,
A. =. Gillespie, J. II. Meek, S. ID. May,
5. j. Thompson and Geo. w. Gillespie.
The latest statement Of this Bank
shows a surplus OF $1,000, and undi-
vided profits Of over $G,000.OO
The Government has recently made
this a national depository, which is an
unmistakable evidence OF confidence i'm
its ability and management.
PRESBYTERIAN CH RCH
Rev. :. o. Hall, pastor. Preaching
services every Sabbath morning and
night, except the First Prayer meet.
ing Wednesday evening. Sunday school
9:30 every Sunday morning.
j. Il. BOYER
Mr.. Boyer's store is shown i'm tn,
Moss and Grecvcr cut, and next door
Mr. Boyer has, perhaps, the mices;
store of the kind in this section. IL,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

town where he lives with his wife and
family.
He has partner, his brother, Ben,
when he taught the business. and who
is also one of the best BARRIERS in the
State. The Warren brothers are an
example to their race, worthy of imi-
tation
b. PEERY * 81. CLAIR.
The Hardware firm II Peery and
st. Clair, is composed of Ex-senator
\. st. Clair and William f.. Peery, son
of Capt. James S. Pcery, who is also
business manager.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

Adams, and is leased and run 10y Mn.
Is. n. Deyerle, late of Salem, Va, who
Is an experienced laundry-man. Nine
people are employed, six of them young
girls, with Miss 5. T.. Hubble as fore
woman.
Recently n new boiler room. new
machinery, and new addition To the
building has been made. and other inn
provements are contemplated, which.
when finished, will make this one of
the best plants in this section.
The work turned out by the laundry
y said to be ttrst.class. They have a
large patronage in this town and COM
munity, besides good trade outside
The people OF the community have
everything to gain and nothing TO lose
by giving this needed and growing
institution liberal patronage.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The latest addition to the business
interests Of the town, is the First
National Bank, Of Tazewen, a cut of
which Is presented herewith. The Bank
was opened for business February,
Ivy, YIN capital stock q --T5:c99e.
90. The officers os the Bank are: Geo.
w. Gillespie, President; j. w. Chapman,
Vice President; W. T, Gillespie, Cashier
and G.. NJ. Mullin, Assistant Cashier.
Board OF Directors:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

its equipment is first-class. The firm
carries fine line Of hardware, furniture,
vehicles and undertakers goods. The
stock is one of the largest and best in
the country. Though one of the
youngest firms i'm town it is rapidly
forging to the front and to- the top
Mr.. w. Ed. Peery, the manager, be-
longs to family Of merchants, and is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25
f. ID. KITS INSURANCE AGENCY.

F. ID. KITS INSURANCE AGENCY.
This Agency handles Fire. Life.
Accident and Insurance of all kinds
They have branch Offices at Norton
and Big Stone Gap. The best com
panies represented,
I. BLAIR HAWKINS & COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents.
This Company recently organized.
sells farms, and town property in this
and other parts, of the country. Parties
wishing to buy or sell will do well TO
write them.
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III. w. POBsT, JEwELER.

One Of the oldest merchants i'm town.
i'm point OF continuous service, is III. w.
PObst. He has been in business i'm
this town for about twenty-five years.
1t would he unusual if, under the cir
cumstances, he had not built up good
trade and reputation. He is an ex-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25

shown III our cut, was erected in 1897,
and LARGE addition made recently
gives the firm a floor space OF nearly
10000 square feet.
The firm carries a large assortment
OF hardware OF all kinds, and also
furniture, vehicles, and undertakers
goods, Their long experience in the
business Is an assurance to customers
that they will be given every advantage
in quality and pricos of goods.
Few firms are better or more widely
known than Moss and Greever. Each
year brings to them increasing trade,
for which they are grateful to their
riends and customers.
HARTMAN 4 BoTTIMORE.
Hartman and Bottimore have been in
the clothing and gents furnishing
business here for about seven years.
John S. Bottimore and Henry f.
Hartman, compose the firm. They are
noted fol- carrying n well assorted line
of everything in mems wear, and 10y
fair dealing and the application of best
business methods, they have built up n
trade which they are proud Of.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-12-25


less was opened here in
~ in the Pcery building,
bpaiRC4 until 1902. when
into their present large
lious building, erected by
,. This building has three
kabout 10000 square feet
lighted by electricity,
steam. They will erect
pal building to be used
for the storage ofgoods.
ild.-g ia one OF the
the town, and