Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-30
LOCAL NEWS


mind the gIunt. or even squea.. IL
sounds mighty good" these days.
Tue trouble is too many of them
grunt and don't pay.
The new school building here is
getting nicely under way. Kincer &
Nermillion will soon have the big
foundation all complete. Brick laying
has commenced i'm earnest and Held
reth is putting up some of the large
door and window frames, and things
are moving. A full force Of hands
are busy. and fun force are LOOKING
ON, bossing the job
Zeigler's Misses IA ID childrens sh, c
are now on sale at the Big Store.
None like them.
HARRISSON a. GILLESPIE BROS
Mr.. John lIackworth. formerly of
the county, but now of Hampton,
Va, has paid visit recently To- his
people i'm this section. lie married "A
Miss Giplin, OF Clear Fork. He has
recently purchased farm of ia
acres near Hampton-a nice old
home, said To have been at one time,
, the home of rouhattnn, the noted
Indian chief. John, his wife and fine
boy aie doing we'll.
Ladies'. We have put Zeigiers lire
OF Misses and childrens oXfords, slip
pers and sandal. II Is the highest
class line that has ever been carried
in his town. If you want the best
come TO The Big Store.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
Brother Geo. II. Surface will attend
the celebration at Dublin of the
Cloyd's Mountain battle on May Sth
10 is said that he was present at that
battle, and took IN active part in IL.
He was "active" that day. and IL Is
said that his activity at that time
was remarkable.
Lad Are yoI ready for spring
house cleaning? If so call nj the Big
Store. We want TO show you our
line of Laces and Swiss curtains,
and curtain goods also floor mattings
rugs, and druggets. Lace curtains
from Sl.O0 To So n pair. Druggets
from 81. To S25.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Mr.. Geo. w. Moss aud II. T.. How
ell, Esq, ardent Prebsyterians of
Burke's Garden, attended the services
of the Presbytery and Bro. Moss at
I tended several of the Ramsay meet
ings this week.
We were all glad To see Rev. =. w.
Moore, for years pastor at Pocahontas,
now nt Williamson. lie is one OF the
very finest preachers in his church OF
fine preachers
White boys over twelve years of
age, are prohibited from skating on
the sidewalks by recent edict of the
Council. Boys of this age and up'ards
can find better means of exercise
these nice spring days, in the garden
or cornlield, anyway.
J. w. Mcneil was thrown from
a horse on Tuesday. and quite seriou-
sly hurt, near his home, west of town.
He fell on his head on the McAdam
road and for quite while was un-
conscious. His physician, DIR. Henry
Crockett, thinks his recovery entirely
probable, although his condition Is
serious.
The Womans' Exhange has been
moved from its former place on Main
| Street 10 the Office of HARRISON,
Barns d Co., corner Main Street and
[ Marion avenue, where the ladies will
be glad To meet their patrons ant
customers.
a Falls Mills man butts in on the
l scythe discussion. Alex Tabor states
that Ed. B cGland las sp ca re por
in his neighborhood that the Edito
hid his scythe rs an exuse TO avoid
! having To use il. Such insinuations
a are exasperating. The Editor has haC
n several psychological sweats" owe
: the scythe episode, and gives fai
warning, that such remarks as mad
by Buckland will be punished a
they decide.
>, Mr.. }. A. l.. Harry, after ter
years Of continuous and faithful
senice in this Office, has resigned, ant
will spend some months in the open
;, for change. He will stav with hi
father i'm the country for while
:, OF course he is missed from In
Office where he has been an eflicen
r per for these years.
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