Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-28
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DRAAtN fAAlF SCH .
lueenSware and stuart lecture tickets I.
Preaching i'm the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
and i'm the evening ut $50.
Who says the ground hog is
fake? The coal dealer votes him
bowling success, and awards him a
chrome.
Meat, flour, shoes, house rent and
King coal havn't yet found that
there is panic prevailing.
Jas. L. Peey, of Burke's Garden.
Is serving his county as juror this
week. lie called To see us and enroll
eel rs Il member of the Smifers.
G. y. Lecce, Esq, of Thompson
Valley. was here on Tuesday, and
moved up near the top of the column
Miss Harriette Reynolds had the
misfortune to get her ankle badly
sprained Wednesday evening by fall
ing ON "A side walk.-Sandy Valley
News, Feb, 2lst.
Turning loose ten or twelve
thousand gallons OF booze all at once
IN the atmosphere, rs Mccoy did
IS no wonder people are slipping and
falling about.
II you have bought tickets for the
stuart lecture and desire reserved
seats, YOU can make the exchange at
JackSonS, or az the Tazewell Supply
Company's store, for 25c extra.
The bank statements published i'm
this issue show the banks 10 bc i'm
their usual good condition.
The fine, rich, juicy sausage dealt
out 10y Spots Brothers this week can
not 'be eXcelled. Explanations
SPOTS, wire Of the mayor did the sea
soning. Further talk is unnecessary.
y. b. Scott is still confined to his
room, more to ward off "A threaten
eel spell of sickness, than otherwise
james L. Patton has been at home
with the old folks for several weeks
amt will remain until the clouds roll
by, and the weather gets ON its good
behavior. Mrs. Patton. his mother
has not been well for some time. and
Is not able 20 move around IS usual.
Rev. VIM. II. Kelley is critically
i'll, and has been for sometime. Ow-
ing To his advanced age. about 81
years, his recovery is regarded as
doubtful.
John III. Thompson. of e=rke's
'arden' called in on TuedSay, and
was appointed TO an important and
honorable position i'm the Smiling
FOR SALE.-A few loads of cut
odder. There is no loss i'm feeding il
n this way. II is cheaper than hay
md much better for cows.
j. G. BUSTON.
Report reaches this Office that there
; suffering and need i'm the family of !
Yrs. johnson in Thomson VALLEY.
We know nothing of the merits of
he case, but feel sure that the good |
leople of that section will meet any !
want call if they know of it. This |
'aSe should be Investigated. -
Mr.. y. NJ. Young, of Knob. is in
own for the first time for several |
months. - immy' recently passed
he civil service for railway mail
'lerk, and hopes To get an apnoint-
ncnt in this section.
An electric light wire near Honkins
store Was broken by the heavy wind |
last Tuesday night. The lights went
'u' aN Il consequence, and the entire
own was in darkness. The wires
were put together next morning.
j. Nj. Thompson. the Iumbermon,
IF Clear Fork, was here on business
'n Tuesday, and thawed himself ont
oy our good fire.
Misses Jennie Wilson, the pretty
young daughter of G. G. Wilson
d PocahontaS, is visiting her friend |
Miss Marguerite Moore. nj North |
razewelI. These two charming youno
aides paid this office a pleasant call |
Wednesday,.
There is ease of scarlet fever in
ne family of y. j. Larimer. IN
thompson Valley. 1t is now decided
hat the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
sam Larimer, which died there last
week, had the scarlet fever No
pread OF the disease is ANTICIPATED.
Mr.. j. Il. Moore, of the RoiIo,.
leighborhood, braved the snow storm
N yesterday and came To town. and
allied TO see us. Mr.. Moore is grand
ather to Mrs. LET ell. whose sad no
pavement is reported i'm another COL
nan In this paper. MIR. Moore renorts
hal Mr. afroIf.. nm