Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-15

relatives and friends here.
Mr.. l.. ID. Snapp, Burke's Garden,
was here on Tuesday.
Preaching in the Lutheran church /
next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
W p BOggess, of Richlands, was
a business visitor here yestt rday. |
Repol: has it that attorney V l.
Sexton is n candidate for mayor of |
the city OF Graham.
The fine rains of Monday night
and Tuesday all day, was great
blessing to this section. And it was
not followed by cold weather, either.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL o'clock
M and s 100 pm
One dollar will buy as much at
Pohst's as Sl.5O at other places.
Senator Daniel continues to i'm
prove slowly lie is now able tn talk
with more ease; however, his physi-
clans say he will not be able to re-
turn TO his home for several weeks.
II. w. Hilleary and Co., the large
real estate dealers, OF Charlottesville,
NIKE a new and attractive offer of
farm property in this issue. Read it.
These gentlemen are tPorughly relia-
ble and trustworthy.
Banjos and guitars at cost at
Pobst's
Col. J. IL. Boyer has had his spring
cleaning, and has turned things
around, rearranged things generally,
improving the looks and convenience
OF things very much.
Bordeaux Mixture i'm one gallon
cans add water and make 50 gallons
spraying material.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
MI. Harrison Lambert and Miss
Lena Walk were married on Wednes
day ut Floyd Hager' s near Wittens,
10y Rev. =. o. Hall, pastor OF the
Tazewell Presbyterian church. An
elegant supper was given the bride
and groom at the grooms parents on
Wednesday night.
We understand that checker
game contest took place at the Jefier-
sOnVille Hotel on Wednesday be-
tween DR.. Riggs, the Tennessee horse
ell
sitting and Professor Thompson,
second. The game stood-Dr. Riggs,
10; Judge Coulling and Professor
Thompson, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, 600.
Hon. Henry =. Bowen, and Mrs.
Bowen returned on Sunday from
Richmond, where Mr.. Bowen has
been for his health, which is greatly
improved. He was the guest of his
son, II. A. Bowen Sunday.
The employees of the n and w
have been given an increase in wages
OF six per cent all along the line,
and all the way up. And this, too,
without asking for il. There would
be fewer strikes if there was more of
this consideration amog railroad Off
Gals.
Mr.. j. Payne called TO see us on
Tuesday to have his paper changed.
He has taken charge of the farm re-
Gently purchased by his father, w.
T. lin HorSepon Cove.
Mrs. Charles Il Alexander, of Saint
Paul, is the guest of friends here.
The remark was made, Judging
from this good ladys appearance,
that there is evidently fountain of
youth element in the atmosphere in
Saint Paul.
The town was given over largely
to the Presbyterian ladies Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, and it
rained and poured in a hurry Wa
ter enough fell here to make every
one Of them Baptists.
Mr.. E II. Scott sends in dollar
Of somebody's money for subscrip-
ton for the venerable John Il.
to relative in West Virginia, and
says: "Mr. Young is now 50 years
old, and can ride horseback as well
as any 16-year old boy" Mr.. Young
is to be congratulated. Few men
live In enjoyment of health and life
50 years.
Our genial old friend, Mr.. .R.H.
Stephenson, of Cove Creek, came to
town on Thursday, and as is his
custom, came to see us. He usually
does as he pleases here but generally
behaves with becoming decorum.
On this occasion however we had To
threaten to report him 10 his wife for
correction and reproof. This seemed
to have the desired effect, and he left
us in the best of humors.
John &. st Clair tried to sell Irish
potatoes and failed, then tried TO
give them away and failed likewise.