Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-16
Announcement of Justice of the
Peace


will open Sept. =, next.
Mn. w. G. O'Brien, who has been
visiting her parents here, has return
ed To her home at Tug River, w. Va.
Eugene Pierce, son of DIR. Isaac
Peirce, has accepted q position with
w. G. O'Brien ut Tug River, w. Va.
Revv. III. NJ. Fugae leaves to day
for FarmVille. He will return next
week and conclude preparations for
the removal Of his family TO his new
field.
DIR. J. y. Rhudy, and his neice,
Miss Matte, of Thompson Valley,
were in attendance upon the Synod
this week.
Mr.. Fugate baptized four persons
in Burlle'S Garden last week. Among
the number was one colored person.
their being no colored Baptist Church
there.
Thomas DiXon's new book, the
Traitor is very popular and is
having big sale. AT Jacksons.
w. J. Sparks, III. NJ. Kinzer, q.
{. Hall, w. +. Brown and Pat Hit
were among our pleasant callers on
Tuesday.
ID. p. Earls, the Cedar Bluff mer-
chant, called To see us on Tuesday.
Ed. B. Ellis, ASbury, was here on
Tuesday, and transacted business
with our bookkeeper.
THE Traitor, Thos. Dixon's new
book ut Jacksons.
ID. J. Larimer, Of,Lodi, Va, was
here this week, visiting his brother.
a. }. Larimer, in Thompson Valley.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL a. IN. and
S p. IN. by Lutheran ministers.
THE Traitor" just out. The new
popular book by Thomas Dixon, at
Jacksons,
1.-The Traitor is the most popular
book that has been published for a
year. Get il at JacksCns.
w. IL. Tomney, with the Roanoke
Times, spent several days this week
i'm Tazewell.
Mrs. Spencer and her daughter,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. HARRISON for some time.
have returned 10 their home in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. :. c. Peory and party, and
Misses Laird and Hankins and Lena
Kelley, and Mrs. Farr and hire son,
have returned from JAMESTOWN, high
~ pleased with their visit and the
Exposition.
Mrs. Newton, mother of Mrs. Geo
w. Lewis, of this town, and Mrs.
Adam Ritter, died ut her home near
town last Monday afternoon. We
have no particulars of her death.
Miss Nina and her brother, Willie
u, Dodd, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. {. Dodd,, OF Graham, are spend
ing their simmer vacation with
friends and relatives i'm TeZewell,
Mr.. Lake requests that this state
ment be made, that his candidacy for
the Legislature is subject TO the ac-
ton Of the Democratic nominating
convention, should one be held. He
requests that this be added 10 his an
nouncement.
Miss Ethel Hartman, bright
young lady of Tip Top, was in town
ON yesterday, and honored this office
with IA call. Miss Harman, with
her sister, Miss Pearl, took the normal
course for teachers, recently held at
Big Stone Gap.
The Main Street Methodist Church
and the Pisgah church will join
their forces for grand picnic at
Pisgah on next Wednesday. If the
weather proves unfavorable il will be
held the 'Ollowing day. Come, old
and young, and bring your basket.
Prof. r. II. X. Christie, Lock
Box 67S, Bluefeld, VIVA, who
graduated and secured diplo-
ma from the Chicago Conserva-
tory, on tuning, regulating and
tOning pianos wants to tune your
piano.
Miss Lucy Stuart has returned
from IA two months visit TO the east
ern shore of Virginia and other points
Miss Edna Nottingham, of Eastville,
Va, and Miss Mary Cannady, of Sa-
lem, she brought with her for a
summerViSit.
The County School Board met on
Tuesday and made settlements W 18th
the Treasurer, and apportioned the
funds and transacted other business
necessary 10 the opening of the
schools next month.
Judge Stuart and j. w. Chapman
returned last Sunday from a business
visit TO Norfolk and the Exposition.
These gentlemen say that the Expo
SitiOn is firSt-cIaSs i'm every reSnect