Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-05-28
local NeWs

John T. Barnes and j. Saunders
Gillespie were here on Tuesday
Special tobacco saIe--three pack
ages for Toe. AT Jcksons.
Thomas NJ. Bourne, Esq, of Graf
ton, was here ON Tuesday, and tran
sacted his business, and, as good,
orderly citizen, logged along home
early.
Golden orangeade at Jacksons is a
great drink.
Three packages of tobacco for ten
cents-severaI kinds, all good. Jack
sons.
Preaching i'm the tent next Sunday
ut pm. by Rev. f.. l.. Richie.
Rev. $. O. Hall will he i'm Burke's
Garden next Sunday instead of the
following Sunday.
Try our ice cream and our ice
cream soda; they are better than
ever. Jackson's drug store.
Drink Jersey Cream, at Jacksons.
Special tobacco sale on at Jacksons.
Three pckages for 1Oc. All good
goods.
Crockett Showers, of Cove Creek,
and Robert Moss, OF Burke's Garden,
w. D.Jones and Will and ED. Buch-
anan, OF Grafton, were here this
week.
When you come to town bring the
old magazines you have read ard
place them on the free reading shelf.
Don't bring them all at one time.
Miss Trula Kiser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A g. KiSer, returned on
Wednesday from Virginia Institute
for vacation.
Mr.. Sam Thompson, of Mechanics
avenue, has recently become "A mem
Der of the Poultry department OF the
Annias club. There are several depart
ments of this famous Club.
Keen Kutter lawn mowers, not
cheapest, but best-at Boyers.
Capt. G. a. Fudge, upon relating
n story about n young heifer, which
he vouched for, was promptly adj
mitted into the Dairy Department of
the Club.
All Keen-Kutter carving sets,
knives, scissors and shears are fully
guaranteed. Boyer is agent.
There will be preaching i'm the
Baptist church next Sunday mornig
ut II o'clock, also on the following,
LIST Sunday in June, at the same
hour. The public is cordially invited
TO attend.
Save your tomatoes and grapes
Chemicals for making Bordeaux
mixture and directions for using ut
Boyers.
The report reaches town that Mrs.
IL. :. Surface has typhoid fever at
her home at Pocahontas. Mrs. SUI
face has been in bad health for sever
al months.
Sallie Hoover, will leave tomorrow
for Richmond, where she will enter
the training school of the Memorial
hospital with a view of becoming n
trained nurse.
Roy :. Thompson will leave this
afternoon for Fort Worth, Texas, via
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he will
visit his brother, Earl Thompson,
who is in the service of railroad
company. lie will be gone several
weeks.
DR.. Geo. III. Zimmerman, the
well known and popular physician
of PocahontaS, and DR.. J. Nj. Shep-
pard, ED Hale and j. b. Taylor
of Falls Mills, were here this week
witnesses in court.
The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian church, just closed in Sa-
vannah, will meet in Lewisburg, W
Va, next year.
We have IA communication signed,
"A Citizen" Inasmuch, as there are
several thousand "ciizens" i'm this
county, we are utterly unable to fig
ure out which one this is.
The same old story.
Col Jas. 5. Browning, of Poca-
honhtas, Geo. Brown. of Richlans,
DR.. Dunnigan and Nj. l.. ShwVer,
of Clear Fork, Moses Humphrey,
of Liberty; Tom Smoot, of Tip Top,
were among the prominet visitors
here the first of the week.
The cool, dry weather Of the past
week was checked and injured the
growth of garden vegetables. The
bugs and insect pests have been busy
and everything so far, has been
against an early garden. But, there's
time enough yet. Don't be discourage