Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-05-04
How about n suit case or grip?
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.

How about n suit case or grip?
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros,
Tickets for the recital tomorrow
night are on sale at JacksOns Drug
Store this morning Prices are 75c,
SOC and 35c. Only school children at
35c. All seats secured, so buy early.
When You are in town drop into the
Big Store
HARRISON X Gillespie Bros.
Come to the Convention. bring a few
dollars extra and buy watch at cut
prices from Pobst
Make our store your headquarters
when i'm town.
HARRISON Il Gillespie Bros.
Rev. Mr.. Miller, the pastor. will
preach in the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning and evening.
You should see the toilet sets at
Pobst.
Mr.. w. S. Moore, representing d. b.
Ryland X Co.. Lynchburg, is here
With his fine line of Diamonds and
Jewelry.
There was no service in any church
in town last Sunday night Its either a
feast or IA famine in Tazewell. usually.
ShOcs-Shoes- Shoes-Come in and
take Il look-you will think we own
all the shoes in town.
HARRISON X Gillespie Bros.
The season of the year is approach
ing when the physicians will have to
combine all the desiderata of every
fmruginous tonic of every school CfI
medicine 10 comteract the doublingup
effects of green apples, green corn and
cucumbcrs
The line Of ladies belts at Pobst is
complete and up To date.
Miss Gertrude Howell, who has been
teaching at Zenith, W. Va, for the
past year, passed through town on
Monday, enroute 10 her home i'm
BuIke's Garden. She was met here bv
her father, T. f.. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Bundy were
here on Monday-Mrs. Bmdy shop
ping and Frank carrying the bundles.
The newspaper is a law book for
the indOlent, Il sermon for the thought
less, a library for the poor and an adj
monisher for the lawless. 1t may slim
ulate the most indifferent, but it can
not be published without cost and sent
free 10 subscribers. This is no joke.
Mrs. J l.. Crockett, wife Of the
wellknOwn Bluefield druggist, has re-
turned to her home after pleasant
visit To her mother. at Wittens Mills.
The marriage of Miss Maggie May,
daughter Of 5. ID. May, OF this city, to
Mr.. Jas. H. Hardy, is announced to
take place next Wednesday, at the
home OF the bride-elect, at IL o'clock.
Miss May is one OF Tazewell's loveliest
girls, and the fortunate groom is n
prominent young business man of
Bluefield.
Miss Nanola Gillespie, who repre-
scented this district, rs Maid Of Honor
at the reunion OF the Confederate
Veterans, at New Orleans, and Miss
Mamie Gillespie, have returned to
their homes here.
Mr.. w. f. Steele, n progressive
young farmer on the West end was
here on Wednesday buying Sheep
Dip. lit seems that the woods and
pastures are full of ticks this season.
and the sheep are suffering. Jackson's
Dip paralyZes tick or any other
creeping thing.
w. A. Scott, the wellknown whole
sale grocer, buys space in this paper.
His al appears in another column. The
entire county is firing of meal made
by the newfangled process, and is GO
ing back to the old rock buhr method
Of our fathers. Scott is now making
this kind of meal. When you buy meal
from your grocer ask for SCOTS meal
if you really love corn bread.
Buchanan's two big mules, hooked
TO heavy road wagon, made things
lively in town on Tuesday. They got
away from the driver, and came down
Marion Avenue into Main street i'm
2. 40 time, swung across Main street |
dashing the wagon against tree i'm
front OF Moss * Greever-damaged }
the tree more than the wagon-and
started down Main on run Every
body, including the street car, gave I
them the right Of way, Of course, ex-
cept John Gildersleeve, who grabbed
the rein Of the lead mule, and swung
them over on to the sidewalk, against
the Clinch Valley Bank, and held them
fast No harm was done, though there
was q great deal OF excitement for q
ime, ,