Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
Local Items.

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Messrs w. H. Harris, E. II. and d.
G. Whitman left on Wednesday FOR
Texas. They will also visit the Fair
ut St Louis.
Not a side show-but u part OF the
big show is Blocks Art Studio in
TazewelL
Jas. /. Peck is In Burke's Garden,
and is reported Us doing well.
Rev Mr.. Fugate begins a series OF
meetings at Concord tonight.
Mrs. DR.. G. A. Johnson and children
OF Bluefield are visiting in Tazewell.
Rev. Mr.. Eskridge breaches his las,
sermon here before conference, on next
Sunday night, in Main street methodist
church.
Governor A. J. Montague will be
here on the night OF the l4th. Don't
fall to hear him.
Mrs. 1. q. Dodd and children are
welcome visitors TO friends and rela-
tives In town.
II you have a picture you want cop
led or enlarged take it 20 A NJ
Black when you 60 TO Tazcwell
Harry Jones, son of W. ID. Jones,
Esq, lett in company with Samuel
Thompson for the Worlds Fair, on
Tuesday
We expect you at Blacks photo gal
lery on circus day.
Mrs. DeVault, OF Tennessee, is a
welcome visitor TO the city She is
with her sister, Mrs. j. W. Chapman.
Attorneys, f. l.. Greever, George w.
st. Clair, t. G. Bowen and Judge
Coulling are attending Buchanan court
now is session.
Report reaches us that Attorney w,
b. Spratt has typhoid fever at his home
In Richards. This report 1t is to be
hoped. Is not true. Mr.. Spratt has a
host OF friends In this section.
a. B. Buchanan and his brother. J
E. will be missed from the old neigh
borhood In the Valley. The former
goes into the produce business at North
Tazewell, and the latter has purchased
fine farm in Smythe county, and will
take possession soon.
Miss Mamie Alexander left yester-
day for Grnndy, the county seat OF
buchanan county, where she has ac-
cepted position as music teacher.
Graf Nj. Mullins and wife. and Hon
a. st. Clair and son, q. NJ, are at the
st. Louis Exposition.
j. q. Wysor, candidate for Congress
on the Democratic ticket, speaks in
Richlands today. a number OF citizens
from this town went down TO hear him.
Sam Thompson and his sister, Miss
Mollie, children OF the late Jno Thomp.
son, end his mother, have recently
visited their old home in Tazewell. All
but Sam have returned to their home
In Missouri
We understand that Coeburn Col
leSe, at Coeburn, has 800 pupils at the
opening, and at last accounts were
still coming in. Prof. Dodge has his
hands full.
Katie, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Case Hubble, has typhoid
fever. She is doing well.
1t looks now as though the lone
| drought is TO be broken-the longest
we've had in years. Fall seeding has
been delayed, and the pastures art
parched up.
Hon. j. G. Wysor speaks at Rich
lands to day. His speech will contrast
forcefully with one recently delivered
there which contained that wonderful
statement that old soldiers must paw 8
poll tax In order to vote.
WANTED:-For delivery in Octo
Der, 1000 bushels of Potatoes; must b,
we'll assorted and sound, and DIR,
enough to bulk.
10-30-3t Tazeweu Prodnca 20
Governor Montague ought to b.
heard by every voter within reach. /
is regretted that he could not arranp
to be here in the day time. This coul,
not be helped, and the best must b.
made of 1t. II the weather continue
as now many of the country people cal
attend the speaking. There will be
crowd of course to hear Virginia.
young and distinguished Governor.
"Uncle" Boss Steel has been doin,
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