Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-08-04

Prof. j. III. Dodge was In town re-
Gently looking after the publication OF
the fine catalogue OF his school at Coe-
burn, which we are not printing The
Coeburn school is already on a firm
basic, and will grow right along.
ODE CcuIbs, colored, was lodged in
Jail here yesterday by E. f. Bryant
from Seaboard, charged with stealing
lot OF iewelry from the commissary
store OF the Seaboard Coal and Coke
Company, near Richlands.
Il. NJ. Cubine, who is building a fine
dwelling house for Oscar Barnes In the
West end. was in the city on Thurs
day, looking after finishing material
Mr.. Cubine is doing a splendid lob for
MIR. Barnes. He always does his best
Miss Fannie Hardy. OF Richmond
formerly teacher in the High School
here, is visiting the family Of Mai and
Mrs. L. L. Bowen. Miss Hardy has
been resident Of Richmond for tbe
past four years, but will go TO Staun-
ton TO accept a chair i'm a well known
school there.
rev. Il. II. Steed, OF Norfolk, will
preach in the Christian church here
Sunday, the 18th instant. at L n m II
Is said that there is probability OF
Mr.. Steed becoming pastor Of the
church at this place
George w. Jones. Sayersville. came
To see us On Saturday oflast week. and
Jined the army" George is doing y
good business supplying the new rail.
road on Dry Fork with meat. and
other necessaries OF life. He informs us
that there is great activity all along
the line In that section.
Mr.. l.. ID. Ball. one of the prosperous
citizens OF the Steelsburg neighborhood /
put on his Sunday suit and came 70
town ON Monday. While here he called
to see us and gave unmistakable proof
that the Subscription Cough has
stru'k bis community. Strange as II
may appear to us here, Mr.. Ball saws
that the farmers have suffered for rain
Ill his section until quite recently.
AuJus'aoie WINDOW screens, 35c |
Screen doors. or
Mason's fruit jars, half gal pr. doz. 75c
quarts d" 65c |
N'r'nuia'ed sugar Gle
Bacon-(clear side sic
Shields pure leaf lard. loo
Gold Medal Flour, bags onlv) S575
Choice Pat. Flour in barrels. s5 5O
TAZEwELL SUPPLY Co.
Attorney f. l.. Greever returned veg
teriay from Waynesboro. where he
attended the marriage OF his brother
Prof A. 5. Greever to Miss Coyner
mention of when was announced in the
News last week. The ceremony was ner-
formed bv the Rev. Kengle. pastor nj
the Lutheran church at Waynesboro.
After the ceremony the bride aud groom
lett Tor ten days trip North. Those
from Tazewell who attended tbe mar
riage were Miss Hattie Greever, r. l..
Greever, c. j. Moss and Rev. w II
Greever, OF Columbia, 8. C.
And now, watch. The Re
publiCanS will want to see Swan
son nominated.
Next Sunday being the first
Sunday in the month there will
be service at The Stras Memorial
church at II o'clock a. m. by
the rector.
And so Mr.. Swanson's time
has come to stand the test of the
lime light. For a while do not
mention to him any of your
troubles.
Mr.. Geo. 7. Surber, who has
been with HankinS & Son for the
past two years, has resigned, his
resignation taking effect on the
3rd instant.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gillespie and
son, attorney Barnes Gillespie,
are at Yellow Sulphur Springs,
In Montgomery county.
Mr.. Will Painter, of Five
Oaks has moved his family to
town. They are occupying the
property formerly occupied by |
K. l.. Hopkins.
Col, c. Slemp, Congress
man from the Ninth District, and
his son, Bascom, State Chair
man OF the Republican party,
have been in town this week, in
conference with leading Repub-
liCans.
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