Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-14

l>y IcuDuIS ldSI sunday.
A rare opportunity to buy cheap suit
-cHll at The Big Store.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros
Roanoke advertises "a fair TO be held
Sept. 1920. and have reason to hope
for the largest aud most interesting
fair yet held.
The American National Bank, of
Graham, Va, pays three per cent in
terest on savings accounts.
w. L. Witten, a well known and
prosperous groceIyman, of Norton,
was here the first of the week visiting
his father aud sisters.
The American National Bank. of
Graham, Va, pays three per cent in
teres: on savings accounts.
There viii be services IN the Stras
Memorial church on next Sunday Mt ii
IA. IN. 10y the. rector, Gusts Fletcher.
ANChChlOCt NC I'VE III VOOU fhltn
all onr stock of mems end boys clothing
for 30 days at actual cost.
Hsrrisson & Gillespie Bros.
The American National Bank, Of
Graham, Va, pays three per cent in
terest on savings accounts.
The News, always crowded. is lit
more SO this week on outside pages.
with cuisines matters. Local news
is scarce-in our columns.
DO you want To save from s. to So on a
SUIT: Now If the time.
HARRISON 4 Gillespie Bros.
The American National Bank. OF
Graham, Va, pays three per cent inter
est on savings accounts.
Among the large crowd OF prominent
young people from the country who
were on Tuesday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Young. who live west Of town on
the river. They came to bring their
little boy to see the street parade. OF
course.
Supt T. II. Williams, of Tazewell
returned Saturday from Charlottesville.
where he had been in attendance upon
the State Superintendauts and Teach
ers convention.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson hailed us on Tues
day and said he would be in soon To
see us. He has only slight wheeze
but is threatened with cough"
Rev. c. l.. Miller. of Salisbury. n.
c., VIII preach in the new Lutheran
Church next Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock. DR.. Miller has been called to
the pastorate of this church, but it is
not known whether OF not he will az
cept
Miss Eva NJ Charlvs, of st. Louis.
Mo-, IS spending the summer with Mrs.
y. b. Buchanan. Mss Charles taught
music in the Thompson Valley High
School several sessions, and made
many friends in the community who
are pleased TO have her among them.
c. c. Cochran. of Big Stone Gap. has
been appointed deputy clerk for the
Federal Court at that place, vice w. c.
Pendleton. resigned. Cochran is
Democrat. There were Republican
applicants. says correspondent in the
Timrs-Dispatch.
Rev. Mr.. Lacy, of Marion, preached
a line sermon last Sunday morning in
the Presbytel an church There YVES
an unusually large audience prerent
The SEW ICES held by the Y. NJ. C.. A
young men, in the different churches
were well attended aud very interesting
Messrs. w. II. Rye, ID. d. Baker and
{. Nj. Tabor, of Bailey, were in town
on Tuesday and called to see ms,
Messrs- Rye and Baker caught cold
during the wet spell, and had quite a
touch Of the subscription cough. They
feel better. Mr.. Rye is one of the
leading hucksters of the Pocahontas
coal field.
Or all the candidates who have visit.
ed Tazewell none have made n better
impression than Prof. J. ID. EggIestop.
candidate for Superintendent OF punlic
instruction. He was here on Tuesday
and is now in the western part Of the
district. His nomination is regarded
as assured, by his friends.
Mr.. Peters. popular young man Of
Hallsville, and pretty young Miss Fort
ner, slipped away from home and
came to Tazewell on Wednesday to
get married, but Clerk George. having
no legal assurance of the young lady's
age, was compelled TO refuse license
Nothing daunted, however, they left on