Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-12-23
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Senior class at V. p l.. will spend his !
Christmas at home with his parents.
Remember, that Queen Quality Choc- |
olate is the best In town. Manufac-
tured by Foss, OF Boston. At Pobst.
The handsome presents at Pobst's
have been catching the boys who have
a sweetheart.
Lathrop O'Keeffe Is home from
Emory & Henry College for the holi-
days, as is also Bowen Ratliff.
Miss Aylette Henry, the young
daughter OF Maj. and Mrs. r. II. Hen
ry is home from Holllns Institute for
the holidays.
You can find just what you want for
n nice present at Pobst's.
News reaches here OF the painful ILL
ness OF Mr.. r. b. Peery at his home in
Thompson Valley. He is greatly af-
hicted with inflamatory rheumatism.
Three wild turkies were killed on the
mountain South OF town yesterday by
Tazewell hunters.
All the new books by popular au-
thors, at Jacksons.
Rev. Mr.. Fugate and family leave
for Washington county today to spend
their holidays with the "Old Folks at
Home
From the amount OF "booze" shipped
here this week one would expect lively
times next week.
We have too many Christmas goods
left over. They must go, even at a
sacrifice. A big reduction is offered
from now on in prices.-Jackson.
Mr.. VIM. Byrd Henry, OF New York,
is here for the holidays, looking as
though he has been working too hard
A. J. Larimer, OF Thompson Valley.
was looking around for Santa Claus
supplies in our big stores on Tuesday
Coal dealers at North Tazewell say
that they have sold more sacks OF coal
and coal in small quantities this week
than they have in II months before.
Dolls! dollsll dollsNl Big Dolls, Lit
tie Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Undressed
Dolls. any kind.
Howard q Lawrence,
Pocahontas, Va.
Mr.. Frank Bundy and his sister.
Miss Virgie, were here on yesterday,
and carried 80, lot OF Santa Claus
material towards Liberty.
William Moore, son OF Jno. Moore.
who has been working in West Virginia,
is home for the holidays They say
Will is as good painter as his pap, il
not a little better.
In our advertisement this week we
tell you OF few Holiday Specialties
for the table. We hore you will read
It, Buston & Sons.
Frank Alexander, commercial evan
gelist for n large tobacco firm, is home
for the holidays, and his brother G. l..
is expected today or tomorrow.
Turkey 1sc. butter %, eggs % and
3Oc, chickens 1Oc. with plenty of sau-
sage, buckwheat, backbone, spareribs
etc., who says we are not living well?
We suggest that you give your
friend nice umbrella. Have you seen
our stock? Howard & Lawrence.
Pocahontas, Va.
"a full Christmas stocking for every
child in the city" is the motto OF the
Richmond people, and they will live up
TO II. How about Tazewell?
John r. and Mrs. Meek, OF Burke,s
Garden, were here on yesterday, and
left town with baskets. bundles and
boxes piled as high as the dash board.
Ought 20 have brought a two horse
wagon along.
Mr.. Jas. I. Peery, Bukes Garden,
was here on yesterday selling produce,
etc. He left We Editor a sack OF buck
wheat. Now, let the snow come il it
wants to.
Mr.. Jno. 7. Watkins is at Grundy
attending to business made necessary
by the meath of his father, j. N. Wat
kins, which occurred recently at that
place. His 6-month old baby has been
quite sick here for several days, but is
thought to be better at this writing.
The Fair of Nations, held in the
High School last night, was quite a
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