Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-03-10

mtS. y. ~ DLOHH, WHO mas Dttu
Il. is much improved.
John W Mccall is out again after (
/ weeks detention at home on account
)l sickness.
Mr.. I. S. Gillespie. OF Falls Mills,
was here last Saturday and Sunday,
the guest of relatives aud friends.
Mr.. S. G. Peery was in town on
Monday for the first time in several
weeks, having been confined to his
home with grip.
Rev. III. M. Fugate will preach at
the Baptist church In Burk's Garden
next Sunday at IL a. m. AMI $50. p.
m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Walker are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of their
friends over the birth OF fine baby
girl.
In his new al this week r. G. Chap
man tells you about Easter costumes,
etc. Read it.
j. Frank Alexander, representing a
large tobacco house OF Henry county,
Va, has been on vacation for the
past week.
A phone message this morning states
that Capt. JAS. S. Peery's condition
remains about the same, and that the
little child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b. Scott.
which has pneumonia, is much better.
We are informed that Mr.. ]. q.
BustOn will next week move into the
HARRISON property, east OF town, which
Buston & Sons have recently bought.
Mr.. Geo. Buston. senior members OF
the firm, will have charge of the farm.
Rev. II. L. Gilmore will preach in the
Christian church, Tazewell, next Sun
day morning and at Honaker mt
night.
L. NJ. Hawkins. ST.. the hustling
drummer, returned on Saturday from
a trip to Princeton and other points i'm
the interest OF his business.
John L. Watkins, representing the
wholesale house OF Fields, Watkins
Company, Lynchburg, OF which he is
Secretary and Treasurer, was i'm town
last week with large lot OF samples,
leaving on Monday.
The granolithic sidewalks have stood
the hard freezes Of the winter without
cracking or breaking up, rs a few pre-
dcted they would.
Mr. c. II. Fisher, 'of Knob. Va. sue
ceeds Mr.. Jno. Mccall as travelling
salesman for the Isaac Eberly Co., Of
Graham, Va.
Miss Cromwell, a trained nurse
from Roanoke, arrived here the first OF
the week 10 nurse Mrs. 1. +. Chap
man, who has been in bad health. For
the past few days Mrs. Chapman's
condition has been much improved.
AS has been announced in these
columns, the regular meeting of the
Tazewen horse and mule market will
be held here next Tuesday. 1t is earn
estly hoped that people Of the county
will rally to the supporter the com
pany.
We have it from reliable source
that Mr.. W. NJ. Dclp. proprietor Of the
West End Hotel, Radford. and until
recently, OF the Inn at Pocahontas, is
negotiating for the purchase or lsase OF
the RatlifTe hotel here. Negotiations
will close, one way or the other, by
April lst Mr.. Delp will do we'll here
and if the present management is tc
change hands Delp will be be gladly
welcomed by the patrons OF the
RatlifTe.
Otto, the little four-year- old soI
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. X Waldron, ol
Bradshaw, died Saturday, and the re.
mains We're taken to TaZewell Sunday
and the interment took place Yester-
doy. We extend our sympatmes to the
bereaved. -Bluefield Telegraph.
Mr.. w. G.. Harrison has just return.
ed from the Northern markets, where
he pur ,hared, his spring and summer
line of dry goods, notions, etc. Mr.
HARRISON returned by way of Wash.
lington. where he witnessed the Inau-
gural ceremonies.
On last Friday night the street car
was thrown from the track by a large
rock which had in some way gotten on