Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-22
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The Republican State Convention
meets in Norfolk, early in March.
Rev. Mr.. Eskridge breaches at North
Tazewell next Sunday morning, and
here at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost's baby has
recovered from an attack Of pneumonia
Eugene Price left Tuesday for an
extended visit to his home in johnson
City, Tenn.
II. b. Kits, editor the Advertiser,
Bluefield, was in the city recently.
E. P Bennett, Of the Pocahontas
Index, was here Tuesday.
VI. Sexton and w. NJ. Minter,
attorneys, OF Pocahontas, have been
in attendance upon court this week.
Mr.. J. ID. Pobst will leave in few
days for Texas, where he will probably
make his future home.
To avoid trouble it will be we'll for
certain hunters to read and obey the
game laws OF this section.
Orange Grove Tobacco Tags are
worth one cent each.
The Tazewell Supply Company will
redeem Orange Grove tobacco tags at
one cent each.
Miss Charlotte Henry returned on
yesterday from two months visit TO
Philadelphia. Her two brothers are at
college in that city.
Henry Hampton has returned from
his visit TO Nebraska and the west.
He gives every man the Western fever
who talks with him.
A letter received here one day this
week stated that Mr.. L. V. SPOTS was
to be married in Baltimore last Tues
day evening Further than this we are
not informed.
w. p. Whitley's addition to his store
house is progressing. Henry Kinzcr is
building the first story of stone.
Andrew May is with Mr. Charles
Williams, who is running off the May
farm, preparatory TO division OF the
farm among the children of the late II.
7. May.
Nj. w. b. Spratt, the we'll known
lawyer of Richlands, was here on
Tuesday. Mr.. Spratt is one of Rich
lands oldest citizens in point of resi-
dence, and takes deep interest in
everything pertaining to the growth of
his little city.
John G.. Bundy and his daughter
Miss Mary, were here on Sunday to
hear Rev. Mr.. Tucker preach in the
Baptist church.
The family of Mr.. ]. T. Hopkins has
had good deal OF sickness this week.
but are all better. Mr.. Hopkins him
self was not able to attend to his duties
in the store part of the time
The sick child Of Mr.. Gullion. whose
life was dispaired of at one time, is
recovering. Mr.. Gullion, who has
been belfast for several weeks with a
very sore hand and arm, is about we'll
Mr.. Carter, the agent of the Lynch
burg News, was in the city on Tuesday,
and paid this office pleasant call. Mr..
Carter is said to be the best newspaper
agent in the State. He was for long
time with the Richmond Dispatch.
Henry Kinzer has completed the
stone wall along the front Of c. r..
Browns property and a good job it is.
The wall is about 300 feet long and is
not only substantial but ornamental.
Mr.. w. L. Painter has also completed
the nice iron fence on the wall and this
is also a splendid piece of work.
Henry Kinser has the contract to
Mcadamize the street between this
town and North Tazewell, and has the
stone on the ground. Wonder how
many tons deep this street is, any how.
1t needs work badly now-almC st as
<bad MS If nothing had ever been done
it before.
<Rhe new granolithic sidewalk is
standing the test Of the hard winter
freezes pretty well, generally. In one
place, however, ON the street near and
below the Presbyterian church, the
walk is not standing well. For quite a
distance it has been raised from the
ground, due, it is supposed to the
freezes. If repaired or looked after ut
once the walk can be saved without in
jury.