Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
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lower Main street.
Attorney j. w. Hicks, OF Graham,
was i'm the city on yesterday.
Mr.. w. III. Cosby, uncle OF attor-
ney ID. NJ. Cosby, and prominent
business man OF Baltimore, spent sew
eral days i'm the city recently, the
gust OF NesSrs w. G.. HARRISON,
w. l.. Moore, II. G. Anderson and
other friends.
The famous Liggetts Saturday Can
dy only pc IA pound at Jacksons.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Hendricks. of
Welch, are here on visit to Mrs.
Hendricks relatives and friends in
this community. Mr.. Hendricks was
formerly editor and publisher of the
McDowlle Recorder, one of the best
local papers in West Virginia.
T. II. Short, Burke's Garden, was
i'm town yesterday.
Try box Of Liggetts Saturday
Candy, and you will be a regular
customer for it-only PC at Jacksons
Levi Wynn is engaged boring a
we'll for Miss Martie Witten at Pts
gah. He has had trouble by the bit
breaking of i'm the we'll, but all is
i'm good shape now, and the work go
ing ahead.
A fresh supply of Liggetts Satur-
day candy 29c at Jacksons.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL a. m.
Mr.. Henry Steele, Texas, formerly
OF Cedar Bluff, i'm this county, was
married on Wednesday to Miss Ollie,
daughter of DIR. GiImer, OF Cleveland,
Va. The marriage took place i'm the
Baptist church at Cleveland.
n. n. Fisher general superlnten-
dant for Virginia OF the Insurance
Department of X. p, arrived i'm the
city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Peery, Misses
Laura and Bessie Gildersleeve and
Miss Virginia Peery left Tuesday
for the jamestown Exposition.
Rev. :. O. Hall will preach nj
Concord next Sunday at 3 30 p. m.
Mrs. Cook, who left TazweeII n
short time ago, for Burke's Garden.
has decided 10 return TO her home ON
Tazewefl Avenue, where she will re =
Open we suppose, her clearinghouse
30 popular with her customers and
boardres. She will return at once.
Tazewell will give the brethren Of
the Lutheran Synod welcome next
week. For the time being we will
all be Lutherans, The gardens are
full, tomatoes a little scarce-sIices
Will have TO be little thinner than
otherwiSe), chickens are fat, milk and
butter, better than the brethren are
Fuesd to, the weat her will be good, and
what is to hinder US from having. n
good time?
X. {. Chapman is buying goods in
New York, rs is also w. G.. Harris
son.
Merssrs J. T, Heldreth and Nc
Farland have been busy all the week
setting new saw mill on the farm
OF Mr.. f. t. Witten. Mr.. HeIdretb
has purchased large boundary of
timber from Mr.. Witten, and McFor-
land will work it up. Heldreth is
erecting large cattle barn for Wit
ten, and there's something doing i'm
that locality.
The lady lecturer here says that we
nave brains in different parts of the
body. 1T is evident that a good many
people have none In their heads. and
the above information clears nm mat
tiers little.
a man by the name of Smith was
badly cut 10y man named Pmitt i'm
Il row near their home on Red Root
Ridge last Sunday. The men were
said TO have been drinking at the
time OF the cutting. Smith is said fo
be IN very serious condition. and
may not recover.
Any reader of this paper who was
born in the state of Maryland. and
now living elswehere, will learn
something TO their profit if thew will
sehd lheIr names and address TO this
Office. If you have friend or No.
quaintance likewise, send il along
Ioo' male or female. A post card
Will do.
Wire, rubber and cocoa door mats at
Boyers'
Messrs n. NJ. Young and Fred w
rendition took the civil service ex-
animation i'm Bluefield on Tuesda,v
Tor position in the Railway Mail
Service. Both these gentlemen have