Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-12-13
Local News

All the late styles in furs at The
Big Store.
Attorney Buford G, Tynes, who
has been the guest of Captain and
Mrs. A. j. rnyes. left Tuesday for
Kentucky on business.
Something that is really down to
date for a nice present is a Lovallier,
at Pobst's, from ST. to $4,000
Mrs. A. G. Russell and son, Alex,
jr., are in Richmond, where the little
man will take treatment in the
Johnston Willis hospital.
A beautiful line of neckwear, in
holiday boxes, at The Big Store.
Miss Rachel Bowen is on crutches,
in tine grip of the monster, rheu-
matism. She is with her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Bowen.
Trunks, suit cases and handbags
at The Big Store.
Frank Hopkins, who has been i'll
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bes-
sic Hopkins, has recovered and left
for his work in West Virginia the
first of the week
Keen-Kutter tool cabinets, from $5
to $50 Just the thing for your boy
or husband. An ideal tool kit which
no home should be without. For sale
by Bower and ComDanv
Miss Flora Rhudy and Robert
Prolitt, of the county, were married
at w. I. Wtten and Company 8
store Wednesday by Rev. Thos. II.
Campbell. pastor of the Baptist
church.
Chapman Osborne and j. l.. Riston
have appointed special police in Big
Greek, and T. 5. J. hurry has been
appointed Magistrate for the same
locality.
Niagara Maid and Wayne Knit"
silk hose, in holiday boxes, at The
Big Store.
Ed. Kirtley, who killed another
colored man by the name of Trigg
in Graham recently, will be placed
on trial Tuesday.
Mrs. John w. Hash, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Patton, under
went an operation in Middlesboro,
KY. her home last week, for trouble
with which she has been a sufferer
for sometime.
Pobst can save you money; try him
and you will be supplied at his well
assorted stock.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Heninger.
Burke's Garden. were here on Wednes-
day, shopping. and also Mrs. Henin-
ger dropped in at headquarters to
leave Il Christmas subscription.
A new lot of Queen Quality shoes,
just arrived at The Big Sore.
Miss Callie Greever is lending
a helping hand" at The Big Store
during the holiday season and will be
glad to welcome her many friends.
A. G. Kiser continues i'll at his
home here. He expects to leave
tomorrow. if able, for Richmond.
where he will undergo an operation,
which is thought to be necessary in
order to relieve him of at stubborn
case of nervousness.
DR.. John F.. Jackson is nursing an
injured finger, caused by recent
violent contact with an automobile.
AS Judge Coulling said, when dis
cussing the recent road controversy.
il was ian immovable object coming
IN contact with an irresistible force. "
Our Christmas stock is composed
of dependable goods-gifts you will
not be ashamed of later on. We sell
goods of the most reputable make,
and at prices commensurate with the
quality. Our Christmas line is now
complete. and embraces every suit
able gift for men. women and
children. Don't put off your Christ
mas shopping till "the last minute, )"
but come NOW and take look at
suggestions. j. B. Boyer, and Co.
The moving and talking picture
shows have been finely attended this
, week, and, in fact, from the start.
/ the theatre has been full at each per-
1 Torrance. Mr.. Colvin, the manager,
4 has made good impression, as has
also the little lady who sings. The
4 picture given last Monday night,
Blazing the Trail" was really
wonderful production, and should be
y repeated. The theater is we'll heated,
i the pictures are clean, amusing and
instructive, and we'll worth the price
d of admission.
am not ashamed of my stock of
h Gulf buttons, scarf pins, tie clasps,
watch charms and fobs, lockets,
l.. t.oA