Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
Local MeWs

PREACHING in the Christian church
next Sunday at IL q. m.
Attorney JOIN III. Smith, of Leb-
anon. is in the city.
Willard Kinzer, Clear Fork. was
here on Monday, and called TO get a
nice calendar. Willard is a member
of the Smiling Brigade"
w. G. Young has closed out his
dry goods business at Liberty Hill.
lie is now representing large cigar
and tobacco house on the road.
There is only one word which fifty
describes the condition of our streets
now" rotten. "
Rev. George Stuart will lecture in
Tazewell March 3. A rare treat is
i'm store for the community. Particu-
lars later.
Miss Jennie Kits returneI We'd
nesday from visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID. Kits at Norton.
Rev. J. n. Harman breaches regu-
larry at the following places:
Graham 1t and 3d Sunday at IL am.
Tazewell 2nd Sunday at III Il. IN.
Richlands 4th Sunday at IL a. m.
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel
Sa'vel is bet COR cuts, burns, boils,
bruises and scratches. 1t is especially
good for piles. Sold by Jackson.
Messrs. Whitman and Bryan, re-
presenting the Phoenix Fire Appli-
ance Co., of Norfolk, were in town
this week. Mr.. Whitman is son
of JAS. Il. Whitamn,, of this coun-
ty.
For the first time i'm years the
Burke's Garden m Ill was held up ON
account of the weather. The carrier.
Mr.. Rhudy, ran into a snow dritf on
the mountain, on Monday and had
To turn back. His horse could not
make ii through the drift which was
very deep and long.
Rev. Mr.. Rector was unable to fill
his regular appointment here last
Sunday on account of sickness. He
has recovered, and will preach at
North Tazewell nextSunday morning
and hereSunday night.
VIM. Ed. Peery thought he had il
sure, but after days alternating at
home and laying i'm n supply of
hot teas, and other "hot stuT', cot
well, but says he will save his medi-
cine and he on the lookout for an
other attack.
The home Of Mr.. J. III. Lewis on
lower main street has been trans
formed into IA hospital for the past
two weeks every member OF his
family has had the grip, but have
recovered.
Mr.. III. u. Britain is in his Office
again after hard tussle with the
grip. Smallpox, Bubonic plague and
leproSy fade into insignificance when
compared with the brand of grip that
our Treasurer has had 10 TO. wrestle
with.
To our friends who may feel
grippy' we most respectfully and
reluctantly refer them To the follow
ing grip cure" taken from an en-
change: Take rum and honey for
grip colds Equal parts. Don't for
get the honey"
Mr.. 5. c. Peery, two miles North
east of Tazewell, had n fine milch
COW killed last Saturday by the
blowing down of IA stable in which
she and IA number of other cattle
were sheltered.
Miss Lucy Clapp, the manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
at North TaZewell. was taken sud-
denly i'll while at her work Tuesday
afternoon. The services of DIR. j.
Walter Witten were quickly obtain
ed, and she is getting well again.
Gray den Patty, son of Rev. w.
Nj. Patty, will resign his position in
Peery d st. Glars store in "A few
weeks and will enter Emory aud
Henry College for the spring term.
Eugene Thompson will take his
place.
Strong and important road leigsla-
limo is in progress in the general as
sembly. The strongest and almost
chief opponents OF the bill are theat-
torneys of the Davis Boot d Shoe
Company, which has grown fat and
defiant on the cheap labor of the
state cOnvicts.
n number of lambs are reported.
The famerrs are busy caring for them
this bad weather. No need TO lose
them il warm barn and good atten-
ton to the ewes is given, which of
course, every wise Sheep-grower is
looking after diligently.