Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-04-17

Henry Hampton came home from
West Virginia TO SOW his oats and do
up his spring work. Hampton & Ho-
back have large building contracts on
hand in West Virginia
We are selling Northern Seed Pota-
toes, Early Rose, Early Triumph and
Peerless at S1.00 per bushel
Buston & Sons.
NJ. G. Osborne, one OF our young
subscribers, called to see us Saturday
TO pay the subscription OF Mr.. Taylor
at Broadford. Mr.. Taylor says that
some person or persons frequently gets
his paper without his consent We
hope the good people OF Broadford will
send us their subscriptions and not
borrow their neighbors papers. We
ask brother Kirby TO look after the
matter for us.
Seed sweet potatoes, Early Orange
Cane Seed, Pumpkin Seed, and Onion
Sets at Buston & Sons.
Monday night "The Herald Square
Stock Co." will present the four act
sensational drama, "a Man OF Fate" at
the Tazewell Opera House, introducing
between the acts illustrated songs.
singing and dancing specialties and the
latest subjects in moving pictures.
Prices 25c, Soc and soc
Anna Marvin, the contralto Of the
Herald Square Stock Co., will be heard
all next week In the latest illustrated
songs at the Tazewell Opera House.
Prices Doc, 35c and soc.
We have a few Onion Sets left at 2Oc
per gallon. Buston & Sons
Prof. Ritters Autoscope at the 1aze-
well Opera House all next week with
the Herald Square Stock Co., with all
the latest subjects in life motion pie
lures. Cinderella, or the story of
glass slipper, President McKinley's
Funeral Parade, Prince Henry and the
Launching of the Kaiser's Yacht, Me
teor," etc. Prices 25c, Soc and soc.
Miss Showalter, who has been ill
for sometime at the home Of her brother.
Prof. Showalter,is very much improved
Her mother reached town last Friday
and Is still here.
One of the large plate glass for the
new store Of HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros, which was received here a short
time ago, has by some means gotten
broken. There are four of these large
glass. They cost over one hundred
dollars apiece and the freight on them
was $1,000.
]. Baach, or Pocahontas, was in the
city on Monday. Mr. Baach is a mem
Der OF the large mercantile firm known
as the Bloch Co. and is one OF the
foremost citizens Of his town. This
jolly Jew is popular with all who know
him.
Mr. j. w. Coins, son Of VIM. Coins,
who left Tazewell in 1892 for the west |
is ON visit to relatives and friends in
Tazewell. Mr. Goines has prospered |
in the west He is well remembered |
here as one OF our best citizens.
March is paying back for borrowed
weather, dollar for dollar.
The Tazewell Supply Co.'S. adj is
changed this week Fresh seeds OF all
kinds are advertised.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Anderson are in l
attendance upon the Confederate Ba-
zaar, now being held in Richmond, and
will visit Washington and other cities.
The patience of the dwellers on Taz-
ewell avenue is being strained to the
utmost Ply marauding, hungry cows.
The town council should issue an or
dinance, or furnish a policeman for that ,
part OF the town, to protect the citizens
from the COWS. The cows ale not to
blame, of course.
jeff Ward is putting valuable addi-
ton To the front OF his nice residence on
Mechanics avenue, in the shape OF a
broad piazza, which will add to the an
pearance and comfort of the surround
ings. Heldreth did the work.