Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-07-26

few more left.
Lawn swings hammocks, croquet
SETS base ball and tennis goods at
Boyers.
Mrs. J. III. Stuart is visiting her
son, Stellar Stuart, at KimbaII, w.
Va, and other relatives and friends
in that section
Royal and Masons fruit jars and
Jelly glasses at Boyers.
Archie Buchanan, Eugene Peirce
and Willie Mccall, who have been
at the jamestown Exposition for the
past two weeks, returned home yes
terday.
Remember July and August are
bargain months at the big store.
HARRISON &. GILLESPIE BROS.
Walter Campbell, who has been
working for a Norfolk Street Rail-
way Company for several months, got
back home yesterday.
Are you looking for bargains. See
our adj on first page.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
w. p. Hall, Jr., is taking his
vacation visiting his home i'm the
eastern part of the state.
Now is the time to dress your boy.
See our AL on first page.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
Miss Virginia Clay Ramsay, of
Norfolk, aunt of Mrs. III. w. Pobst,
is visiting i'm the city.
See our adj on first page.
HARRISSON & GILLESPIE BROS.
FOR SALE-A pure bred Berk-
shire SOW and seven pigs. p. J.
Roach, Tazewell, Va.
DR.. Halls little girl, about 8
years of age, fell day or two ago,
and sustained severe fracture of
her left arm. She is going around
and will son be well.
From all reports we will be able
TO spread the jam thick on our bread
next winter. The blackberry crop is
said TO be fine. The only trouble is,
the bread.
Hankin's and Sons Hidden Hand
Sale, which began last Wednesday,
has been fine success. The sale
closes August the 9Th.
Mrs. w. Ed. Peery took her baby
and her sewing, and is spending to-
day with her mother at Graham. She
left Will Ed and seven children at
home.
Read our al on first page.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
Mr.. NJ. :. Pendleton went down
the river fishing one day this week,
and reported a fine catch. The day
was fine, the water was just right,
the bait was right-every thing was
right, and the catch good one.
This report is written from heresay.
One of the large companies,
in their letter, sending us a
check, on yesterday, were kind
enough To add: eve are very much
pleased with the work" Nearly
all of our customers say the same.
Now and then--not Often-we go
mn auainSf lyinlyar
The National Bank building has
been much improved in appearance
by the addition OF a new coat OF
paint. Jas. Wall flourished the
brush. His young son, Ray, helped
He gives promise of being as good Il
painter as his pap, some day.
\ heavy rain, doing some damage,
is reported To have fallen at Graham
and in the vicinity on Wednesday
evening. The rain fall here was
gentle, but in several other localities
Is reported heavy.
The farmers have been making
nay AhC sun lOI tic
past week. The weather has been
very favorable, and a splendid crop of
fine hay is being saved. Corn has
grown rapidly and is looking we'll.
Apples have been selling on the
street this and last week for 81. 90
per bushel. AS usuals the crop is
reported Light.
About 10 am. yesterday there was
an alarm of fire on Tazewell avenue,
which proved to be in the store build
ing belonging TO Captain A. ].
Tynes and now occupied by HOback
and Thompson, as general store.
The blaze between the ceiling and
floor was quickly eXtinguished by a
bucket trigaCe of avenue citizels,
TO whom both Captain Tynes and
and Thompson return cordial
thanks.
Mack Williams, one of Tazewell $
oldest cifizono haS noNad with bic