Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-04-19

II you do not owe Il 70 the J. N.
Harman Insurance Agency 20 place
your business with IL, you Certainly
owe 1t TO yourself TO investigate it's
companies and it's claims before plac-
ing your insurance elsewhere.
A great line of rugs and drugg cts at
The Big Store.
HARRISON q Gillespie Bros.
A number OF Tazewell lawyers have
been attending court at GIundy for
several weeks. Among them, Judge
Coullin2, Messrs Werth, Greever &
Gillespie, and A. S. Higginbotham, all
OF whom have returned except T.. L.
Greever.
See our floor mattings.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Capt. A. J. Tynes is still confined TO
/ his room, but not TO his bed. He has
had very severe attack OF bronchitis,
and has thought ii best 10 remain in
doors.
We are showing q great line of ladies'
waists. See them.
| HARRISON q Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Glenn Stultz, the bright young
son Of Mr.. J. T. Stultz, OF Vivian, w.
Va, was i'm town on Wednesday. He
holds n position with the n. & W., and
works at Bluefield. This young man,
! 10 years old next summer, is proud of
the fact that he is the eldest of faml =
~ OF 10 children-5 boys and 5 girl S,
the youngest child being 3 months
old Surely Mr.. Roosevelt can find
nothing TO cTiticise i'm this case.
Dresser trunks, steamer trunks,
metal and canvas covered trunks,
heavy Stats, corner bolts, brass bound
and linen lined. The best locks,
hinges and trimmings. No good de-
tail omitted. Prices from 81. to $50.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Robert Stuart, son OF Judge J. II.
Stuart, better known as Cute" has
been promoted from night clerk in the
weighing and shipping department at
Vivian, 70 that OF day clerk. Cute Is
doing well. His brother, Stellar
Stuart has left the railroad business
and is manager Of n large railroad
restaurant and boarding house at
Kimball.
The Sunday Schools OF the Mctho-
dist and Christian churches, at Shra-
ders, have defied the weather and
come out OF winter quarters, and
entered upon another warm weather
campaign with goodly attendance.
Next
Mr.. G. w. Duvall. OF the Ford Music
Co, OF Bluefield, has been I'm the city
several days exhibiting the fine pianos,
which have been i'm the Tazewell Sup
ply Co.'S, store during the big sale,
Mr.. Duvall is an accomplished gentle
man and good piano salesman.
The jamestown Exposition opens
next Friday, the Doth. President
Roc sevelt and a number Of prominent
government and state officials and n
large number of private prominent
men will take part in the opening
ceremonies. A great day is expected.
Everything. except n few minor details,
is in readiness, and there is every
indication that the Exposition will be a
success.
Clothing in all the fashionable fabrics
and style is now on my tables, select
eel for wearing qualities as we'll as
style and fit. Clothing made by Strous
& Bros, of Baltimore and New York,
is never eXcelled and is equalled by
very few factories in this country.
Those who have worn these suits know
this to be true. This is an invitation to
those who have not tested them, also,
come in and let us fit you up, and get
"better suits for less money"
j. S. Bottimore.
The cold weather this month played
havoc among the young lambs, of
which there are large number in the
county. Scarcely flock escaped more
or less OF loss, Mr.. Jack Witten said
on Wednesday, that he had lost seven
or eight out OF n small flock of about
/ 40. Mr.. G.. W. Doak, whose farm ad-
joins the town lost quite a number.
The loss of lamb now is not incon-
siderable, as they are bringing a fine
price.
This paper has had few better
friends than was the late Jas. c. Peery,
of Knob. His sons, Jas. d. and S. g.
are walking in their fathers footsteps
in this regard. On Monday Jas. D.
came to see us. and brought with him
his neighbor, Mr.. Samuel NJ. Sheets,
who entered his name on our list,
making one less Of the number we
need to make up our 1000 subscribers.
The News thanks these gentlemen,
and has still large supply Of grateful
thanks constantly on hand for any one
who will send us q new subscriber.