Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-12-03
local 'News


ty recently on a visit. Mrs. Knoll
is still here, and will remain with
her many relatives i'm the county for
some time.
Mr.. A. NJ. Christian the Bear
WaIlow postmaster, was here on
Wednesday, and came To see ms.
Clerk Sam Graham and Judge
Kegley were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G., IL. Peery last Friday evening.
Bng your hides to Greever.
Cash for your hides at Growers.
Jno Il. Hurt, OF Pounding Mill,
member of the large mercantile finn
of Steele, Hurt aud Co, was in town
this week.
John and Henry Ball, white men,
were arrested 10y L. ;. Deputy Mar
shall Harrison, this week, and
brought here to Jail, for selling and
making liquor near Boissevaine
jeff Ward, colored, contributed 81
to the towns eXchequeI this W eek for
drunk and disorderly conduct.
Cut prices in ladies suits and
coats mt the big store.
HARRISSON IL GILLESPIE BROS
We have reduced the prices on all
Indies and misses and childrens
coats.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Old Mrs Stevenson, her daughter
Mrs Lipford, and their husbands,
were before the Mayor this week for
engaging in general fight ut their
home on Tazewll avenue Lipford
was fined So. 80 1t is understood that
the county authorities will look into
the case.
FlOrsheim and Crossett shoes for
men only at the big store.
HARRISON e GILLESPIE BROS
We are sole agents for the Zeigler
and Queen Quality shoes for women
none better.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
+. +. Rodgers, white man was
tried on Wednesday for burglary and
given one year in the penitontiarV.
Rogers has recently served time in
the federal prison ut Atlanta which
fact made it necessary for the court
10 impose an additional sentence Of
five years i'm the Virginia prison
Rogers was convicted OF stealing n
watch ut Pocahontas.
Ladies long kimonas at 81, Sl.50,
-, -. 30 ut the big store.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Ladies', we are still showing "A nice
lot of ladies suits, coats and rain
coats. If you havan't secured one
yet come early; don't wait for
Christmas.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Mr.. w. l.. Shaver, one Of the
best men Clear Fork ever had rs a
citizen, died last Sunday and was
buried on Monday. He was nearing
50 years of age. For years he had
been more or less closely confined to
his home, but his long life had been
an active one, and he leaves the leg
acy of II spOtlvss name behind him.
Mr.. Giles II. Karr, Bluestone, Mr..
Howe Williams, Richards, j. w.
Hicks the Graham attorney, Jno. p.
GoSe, Burke's GARDEN, all good
trends of this paper, paid the Ollie ;
"A pleasant call the first of the week
and transacted business with the
bookkeeper.
The farmers of Burke's Garden are
deserving the highest praise, also
Mr.. Greever. who projected and man
aged this unique and profitable
] event. Now, let these exhibits De
preserved for the county fair next
fall. Store them carefully out OF
reach of rats (and chicken fan
ciers)a nd bring them to the fair. II
may be that next crops will not be
sufficiently matured. Save this corn.
Sergeant and Mrs. Hagy saw they
are glad it's a girl. II the Sergeant
makes himself IA little scarce on the
streets these next nights, remember,
he is at home rocking the cradle.
"Rock the cradle, Joe
Joe cut off his big toe, and hung il
up to dry,
And every time the baby laughed,
Joe, he began to cry"
Had you forgotten this old
rhyme?
Capt. Tynes celebrated the 10Th
anniversary of his birth on Monday
evening at his home on Tazewell
Avenue. Quite company of invited
friends were present, and "A thorough
ly EN- iOVable limo UoS had A