Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-11
Bickley's History of Tazewell.
"a good price will be paid for this
book at this office.
$. G. GRAHAM.
$. G. GRAHAM.

John Hearn, who makes the best
cane molasses we've tasted was in the
city on Tuesday distributing the
toothesome article, and left the editor
Of this paper two full jugs. Now, come
on with your battercakes.
Mr.. @. A. Humphrey. OF Georgel,
was in town on Monday, and called to
see us. He had been to see his little
children. who are being cared for 10y
their grand mother, Mrs. Witt, since
the death Of their mother last July.
None of Pobst's holiday goods were
damaged by the fire.
Finest cards, programs, wedding in
vitations, anniversary cards can be
seen at the NEWS Office. Printing or
engraving done in best style. Send us
your order. Call and see samples.
Paris Thompson returned on Tues
day from Beuna Vista. where he is en-
gagged in the stationery business with
his brother Thomas. He reports the
business in a hourishing condition.
Read the al, position wanted" i'm
this paper, il you are looking for a
worthy, efficient young man.
Black, the photographer and artist
makes an interesting announcement
in this issue OF the News. Read his
al.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. and
Chapman make new proclamations this
week. Read the ads OF these large
stores.
Mr.. E A. Frye, of Pearsburg, has
been sent to North Tazewell to take
Nh. Miles place, who is on visit to
his parents and friends i'm Moryland.
Geo. Sparks, of Baptist Valley, call
cd to see us on Wednesday, as did also
j. Fl. Summers, Bluestone, C. J. Hale,
Falls Mills, and w. r.. Hager, Benbow.
City Sergeant Alexander, who has
been confined to his bed for several
days, has gotten about well, and is now
attending To his official duties. During
his illness, Mr. w. p. Barnett acted in
his stead.
Have you used Gold Medal Flour?
The price will likely go higher; price
now 1913. Took Grand prize at the
st. Louis Fair. Granulated sugar
25Ib bags, Sc lb. Call us by phone.
Will sell you groceries lower than you
are paying, and will deliver promptly.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. j. X. p. Dickson, the new
Methodist minister, who succC e Is Rev.
MIR. Sutherland, is already comfor-
tably housed in the parsonage, and
has entered upon his work Mr.. Dickson
is from Texas, having been in Virginia
only few years. He has wife and
five children.
The ladies If the Presbyterian church
have secured Miss Anna May Abbott
FOR one entertainment-Saturday, 1870
p. m, Nov. 10. The performance will
be in the High School Chapel. You
will miss very enjoyable entertain
ment if you fail to see her. She is said
TO be the wonder of this age. In next
issue will be publishedfu full press notices
In reference TO the performance.
The November issue Of Fashions.
published by Il. c. Chapman, was re-
ceived yesterday and will surely prove
interesting to all. 1t is indeed a very
handsome number, and the many ideas
suggested for Christmas gifts, will, we
are certain, prove attractive to the
ladies who are handy with the needle.
The center pages are devoted to a Sc
RES OF very interesting photographs Of
the Carlisle Indian School. Fiction has
been given careful consideration as the
number of bright thanksgiving stories
prove. The serial is also increasing in
interest with each number; and the in
stallment in this issue will hold the i'm.
terest Of all. Don't fail to call early
at Mr.. Chapman's and so make sure
of copy.