Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28

al Bristol, spent several days in the
this week.
There are several interesting bust
ness notices and news articles on the
third page OF this paper this issue.
which should not be overlooked.
Mrs. Chapman Anderson. of New
York, Is now in Salem visiting her
mother. Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Anderson
in company with her sister, Mrs. Cease
OF Richmond, are expected in Tazewell
shortly TO visit friends.
Read the article on this page entitl-
-, lis Ii Right2"
There will be preaching in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday morning and
night. The pastor desires full atten-
dance OF the members as this will be
the last appointment before the Asso-
citation. Mr.. Fugate expects TO be alb
sent the first Sunday in August. Come.
worship with us.
Judge S. G.. Graham returned ON
Tuesday from short stay at Crockett's
Springs, Montgomery county. r. G..
Chapman, the dry goods mel chant. will
leave early next week for the same re-
sort. for rest and recuperation.
Miss Charles. who is visiting Mrs. A.
Il. buchanan, rendered a beautiful solo
IN the Presbyterial church last Sunday
morning. She has rich soprano voice
and sings well. Mrs. Reeves Walker ac-
companied her on the organ, and did it
splendidly.
Every one who buys ice should read
the article in this paper entitled.
els 1t Right?T
Rev. J. 5. French delighted his for.
mer Pensioners and friends by his re-
cent visit here, with several fine ser
mons. His missionary discouls, i'm T. g
Methodist church last Sunday night
was one of great interest and force.
The News Office sent out quite n
nice lot OF commercial job printing this
week to some of the leading merchants
III the coalflelds, and have good deal
mere ION the hook" Send us y,ur
next order. We guarantee TO please
you as we have pleased hundreds Of
good customers.
III. >. Bowen, Wittens Mills. DR.
Frazier and j. +. Baylor, Graham. and
Geo. Shafer, Tip Top. were among the
prominent visitors To the city on Mon
day.
The name, Blanche Walsh, is a little
nara to pronounce, but the cigar by
that name is not hard to smoke or en-.
JOY. Jackson sells it. and it is n good
one.
Adjustable window screens. 35c
Screen doors, One
Mason's fruit jars, half gal. pr. doz Zoe
quarts G5c
Oi"'iui"'eo sugar, Gle
Bacon CLEAR side Sic
Shields pure leaf lard, IOe
Gold Medal Flour, (bags onlv) s5.75
Choice Pat. Flour in barrels. $500
TAzEwELL SUPPLY Co.
Rev. DIR. ramsey, President of King
College, Bristol, delivered two fine ser.
mons in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday. DR.. Ramsey spent several
days in the community in the interest
OF his college, and hopes for good re-
suits from his visit. He joined the pic.
ME crowd that went To Cedar Bluff ON
yesterday.
William hurry, son of Z. 5. J. Muir
ry, OF Seaboard, near Richards. was
brought here on Monday by Sargent
+. f. Bryant, and lodged in Jail charp.
ed with the felony OF breaking loose a
number of cars at Richards Coal Co
which were locked to the rails. The
cars ran away and did considerable
damage.
Oscar Gillespie, with the y. & w
at Blueiield, was in the community
several days this week on business. His
brother Frazier, who is an engineer on
the n. Il w. had a head-C collision
the other day with a passenger train.
between >Dramwell and Simmons.
Frazier, it is said, unloaded Quick
down the bank. No one was injured
ana engineer Frazier Gillespie, is back
at work.