Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-23
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The Big Store will have some rare
bargains in Ladies waists aud sknts fnr
the next 30 DAYS.
HARRISON & GilIespi, Bros.
DIR. J. X. Gildersleeve left on yester-
day for Richmond to spend the winter.
Read the notice OF Il, r. SmooI, in
this issue, Mill property for sale.
Mrs. Elliott, of Lynchburg, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. b. Scott.
Miss Annie Wingo has accepted IL
position rs assistant operator i'm the
central Office Of the Tazewell Telephone
Exchange.
c. J. Hale, Of Falls Mills. called TO
see us Wednesday. Mr.. Hale is serv-
ing his country as juror.
Special sale OF Indies wooden shirt
waists nt The Big Store for the next 30
days, Any waist i'm the stock at actual
cost. not ceat profit, aud there are
some PR tty styles left.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros
VIM. II. Lipford and Miss Callie
Herold We're married on Wednesday
evening at the home Of the brides
mother, on TaZewcll venue. by Rev.
Mr. Glenn.
We thank Mrs. J. NJ. Snapp, Of
Spokane, Washington, for new sub
scription sent us for lady in Vir-
ginia city.
Henry Hampton has purchased the
Payne property ON Tazcwcll Avenue,
and will move here i'm order 10 have
benigt Of our schools.
1t is reported that A. q. Kiser has
purchased the Lyons house and lot.
This property has been laid off into
building lots.
\ farm Of 40 acres, good new house
for sale, near town, for $4,000, and also
230 acres Of fine bluegrass land good
dwelling and conveniences. for $4,000
Mrs. q. b. Hurt, Of Cedar Bluff. wild
ow Of the lamented George Hurt. or
ders the News sent 10 her To Green's
Vile Tennessee
Mr. Nm. L. Spracher. of Graham.
one ~ Tazewell's most nightly esteemed
citizens. was in town on Tuesday for
thu first time for IA year. He is i'm good
health, and still young and active.
News reached us on Tuesday. through
f. T. NJ ore, that Daniel Halman was
very low at his home i'm Abbs Valley.
Mr.. Hartman is - years old. His death
is expected AT any time. Mrs. Daniel
lIamnn, Jr., Of Huntington. is with
him.
M"ssrs J. Neck Hoge, = f.. Rosen-
baus. the Moss brothers and number
Of other prominent Burke's Garden
people were here IN TUESDAY.
w. f. Jenkins. CHER Justice Owens
Gn'. and Wood Iaudon, |. Sloan and
other prominent people of Pocahontas.
were here on Tuesday.
Mr.. Nm. Pruitt, Of Shaver Mill.
collrI in this week To- renew the sub
scriptrn Of Mr. Samuel Walker. and
To subscribe for the paper for his bright
young daughter, Miss Ethel.
Mr.. Henry Bowen, Of Wittens Mills.
paid our Office pleasant visit On
Wednesday Mr.. Bowen is one Of the
county's most successful and scientific
young farmers.
\. c. Lilly, who has been stationed
with the United States army in the
Philippines. lett for HE home at this
place on the 18th. of this month.
w. Z. Payne, of Bandy, called to see
us court day, and ordered statnne v
for his new store. w. p Payne and
S"n are doing fine business at Bandy.
Mr. J. c. Porter, of North Tazewell
who has been in poor health for some
time, LEFT last Sunday for Baltimore.
where h" will take special treatment at
Johns Hopkins. hospital
Rev A. \. Burroughs united in mar
iiage at his Mecca ut Bristol Tenn, on
last Saturday afternoon a young couple
from Thompson Valley, Tazewell coun-
/ ty. They were Oscar Witten, aged "a
and Miss Ada b. Meredith, aged 20
/ The couple We're accompanied to Bris.
tt 10y r.. w Thompson.
We thank Mr. J. II. Summers for n
new subscription for one of his neigh
bors. If our friends will all help us
we will be grateful. Tell your friends
about our offer of three good papers
/ for II 40.