Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-01-26
Local News.

Preaching at Liberty Hill next
Sunday at IL a. M. by the pastor.
L. H. Campbell.
Hon. Fl. M. Smythe was ON the
street this week. He will issue the
hrst copy of his new paper some time
next month. He has a good plant at
Appalachia, the job department of
which is now in operation.
Jno. 5. Bottimore is now Offering
all his mems and boys clothing MT
cost. Terms are strictly cash ON all
such sales.
The home of S. l.. Bourne, of Gra-
ham, was entirely destroyed by fire
last Friday morning. Mr.. Bourne had
no insurance and his loss is estimated
at $25O0.
Report says that Mr.. A. p. Giles
pie, who is at the Johnston w ills
hospital in Richmond, is being grea t.
" improved by his stay there. His
wife and son, Willie, are with him.
For a short time only, Jno. S.
Bottimore will sell all clothing at
cost. Terms cash.
Mr.. j. w. Campbell, proprietor of
the Tazewell White Lime Works, at
North Tazewell, left one of his fine
calendars at this office last week.
Mr.. Campbell has always shown good
taste in the selection of calendars
and the line he bought this year is no
exception.
All clothing at cost at the Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Store.
Miss Irene Ward, whose serious
illness was mentioned in the last is
sue of the News, is reported improved
She is spending the winter at Taya-
res. Fla. where she was Joined last
week by her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. George Ward.
Heavy weight, medium weight.
light weight-oll weights and kinds
OF clothing at cost. Terms, cash.
JNO. S. BOTTIMORE.
The firm of w. T. Witten and Co..
has been dissolved, John C. HOPKINS
having purchased the interest of r.
U. Chapman. The business will be
continued under the name, w. II.
Witten and Co.
Should George C. Peery get into
the race for Congress, and succeed in
being elected to seat in ththe 63rd
Congress from the Ninth district of
virginia, he would win fame as n |
statesmana nd go down in history as
the tall "Sycamore of Gladeville.-
Wise News.
b. B. Greever, ESQ.,, of Five Oaks,
was here on Tuesday, and paid this
Office pleasant visit. Mr.. Greever,
Judging from his appearance, is we'll
fed and cared for at his home, though
little limpy on his feet. His nearest
post office is Tazewell, the office at
Five Oaks having been discontinued.
and no rural delivery man passes his
town, which thing is a hardship.
The first instalment of the proceed
ings of the Florida branch of the
Ananias Club is published in this is
sue, thoughtfully forwarded us By
President Har nan. 1t is gratifying
to note the names of distinguished
new members from other States. They
will, of course. extend the good work
of the Club in their several commune |
ties upon their return to their homes.
AT meeting of the Secretaries of
the fairs of the Virginia Carolina
fair circuit, held last Saturday in
Greensboro. N. c., Major Samuel
Walton, of Falls Mills, was elected
President of the Association, and the
date for the Tazewell Fair fixed for
September 1Oth-12th.
MIR. George w. Holmes, of Salt.
vile, and Miss Ella Philips, of Les
ter's Cove, were married last We'd
nesday The Rev. j. r. Pickett, of
Thompson Valley, performed the
ceremony.
What has happened to Miss
Murdoch
He--"That affable young fellow
told her she had musical laugh, and
she went into hysteris over one of his |