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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Notice to Creditors.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE Bl -
L HoDorabls James w Gerard OF the justices e
the supreme Court. the 9th q September 80
creditors and perSons hA
cIams against Samuel Varady lately dOing business
State % New York. that Shas
required present their claims. with the vouchers
for duly verified the subscriber, t1e duY aIlS *
assignee OF the said Samuel Varady. for the oens
his creditors hs place of transactng business
1873 No. Nassau Street In the RorouEh of -
city of New York befors the loth Cay y =
cenber. 1908
HARRY 3 PLATT. Assisasss.
/ 8 Assignee. Isl NaSsAe -
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS -
"A The Tribune received at shelr UPTOWN oHNes o' a
1854 Broadway between S6th and SIth STA - -.
o'clock D m. Advertisements received at ths t0A
branch onnces al regular office o'clock .
viz. 264 sth ave. Esd st. tSS dta Ase.
18th st; IO4 East I4tn 257 West 4ed St oe' -
Tth and sth 2Sa West i2S'h st loSS 81 A tsf
- ,. go sts, 81 1Tos ist ave near s9th az - ~
East lcSth st T5S fremont ave. 90 % AVA -
American District Telegraph Onca
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
SUFFRAGE LECTURE IN RosLYN SCHOOL

Mrs Clarence Mackay Will preside at the second
o6 her equal suffrage meetings for the Roslyn pub
lie school pupils this afternoon Mrs. Philip Snow
den spoke at the first one. and Mrs Carrie Chap
man Gait president OF the international Suffrage
Association. viii speak this afternoon Mrs Mac
kay arranged these two lectures sort Of prep
aration for the essays equal suffrage. for which
ste he's offered q Is prize.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

236th st S. y It OF Oneida ave, 2511Oo; In
vsstors Mortgage Company loans Gushing Real
" Company .....-... ...,.......
Jackson ave, n l60th st. ITO # to
Forest ave. x n "a. * 175x "a . TO beg: Max
Cohen and Emanuel Glauber loan Emma NJ S
MeStanlE
Jackson ave e. % II Of Garfield ST. b0xSO.
Herbert S Ogden. atty. loans John and Katie
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
TO EXTRACT A SPLINTER.

when 8 splinter has been driven deep into the
hand says The woman's Home Companion. 1t
can be extracted without pain by steam Nearly
I'll wide rncuthed bottle with hot water. place the
injured px over mouth OF the bottle, and press
tightly. The suction viii draw the flesh down, and
in g minute the steam VIII extricate the
SPLINTER and the Inflammation will disappee<.'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
WISE AVENUE HOUSE SOLD.

Smith & Phelps have sold for the Wahlig & Sen
sin Company the five story apartment house.
plot 50x75 feet, at the northwest corner of Vyse
avenue and Jennings street, to David LaemmIe.
He gave in part payment four lots the east side
of Southern Boulevard, 200 feet north of Jennings
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN FRENCH ENDS.

Detroit Oct 2s-The court martial Of Captain
Charles G. French at Fort Wayne the charge
~ appropriating government forage to other than
government uses was finished this afternoon. The
verdict will be forwarded to Washington The
trial Of Colonel Daniel Cornman of the 7th In
fantry similar charge will be taken UP TO-
morrow.
In closing Captain Rowland, judge advocate
said Nothing can be custom in the army that
is contrary TO law"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
EIGHT LITTLE BRIDESMAIDS.

A charming feature for wedding Was one seen
a. the marriage Of an English girl recently. Eight
O. the bridesmaids were little girls, and they
dressed n ivory muslin frocks and mob caps with
blue rosettes. both 1rocks and caps being copied
from a picture Of ancesrress Of the bridegroom,
painted when said anoestress was q little girl.
more than 6 hundred years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

additional double-tracking a somewhat extern
sive scale eastward Of the bridge These have
special reference to business going TO Bridgeport
and New Haven. which will involve before long
double-trackng OF the Housatonic line sCuthward
from Haweyvie to Botsford. with ultimate double
tracking further south toward either Bridgeport
or Derby Junction
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Grant ave. g g. 30 II of Franklin st. 1 sty
brk shop. 2OK4O feet; Joseph Newman, own
er; Charles r Baxter. architect cost.
Minford place. q $ 225 It Of 1881 st, five
sty brk tens 3Oxs7 feet each; A & A ]
Barry. owners; Moore & Landseidel. archi-
Bathgate ave S. $3.50 IT of 1T6th st;
sty frame sh ed. 24x18 It; Thomas McLaugh-
lin, owner; Edward Hehre architect; cost.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
WILL IMPROVE A BROOKLYN SITE.

Charles e. Rickerson has sold plot 1Sx10O feet
on the south side of Sterling Place. 10 feet west Of
Seventh avenue. Brooklyn. for Louis Bonert to
Thomas Corrigan. Mr.. Corrigan will erect an
apartment house the site.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
OPENING OF GRAND TRUNK TuNNE,

Montreal. Oct. 29.-It was announced to-day that
The Grand Trunk Railway Company will on No
vember r. formally take over the tunnel betw
Sarnia Ontario. and Port Huron, Mich which bas
been equipped with electricity. Invitations Uyare
issued to-day to leading American and Canadian
railway officials.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ERIE NOT AFTER PITrsRuRe ENTRANCE

Officers OF the Buffalo. Rochester & Pfttsburg
Railway and the Erie Railroad said yesterday that
there no foundation for the Pittsburg report
that a twenry-one-year traffic agreement had been
signed by the two roads through which the Ere
would gain direct entrance into Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
AUTo Fatally INJURIES Old MAN.

Rochester, Oct Gan automobile knocked down
Joseph Hartman, seventy mine years old today
and the driver left his victim lying IN The street
A second automobile nearly over the aged man
but the driver stopped in and took the yictlTn
to a physician. Mr.. Hartman died thIs arternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
NEW HAVEN SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS,
10y Telegraph to Tne Tri.

lty Telegraph Ia Tne Tribune
New Haven, Oct. 29.-Important improvements
10 be made by the New Haven system on the
Poughkeepsie Bridge system They include en-
Iargement OF freight yards west Of the bridge and
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT or COLS-1-
~ bia Oct 81. 19OS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WI. -
received y O'Clock Nov 10 -
for constructing service sewers IN Conduit Ro -
OF Columbia Forms ot proposals. specincacl'LS,
necessary information be obtained fror1 Ghst & Se
Engineer Department Room Az District BulldinS
tnKton. d {. HENRY R F. NACFAFLAND. HE-tr>A
L. WEST. Jay J. MORROW. Commissioners. d G
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO
~ lumbla, October "A. I9OS.-Sealed proposals w
be received Office until l. o'clock noon Novsnl
Der I6 1905 constructing Section p q ne -
Interceptins Sewer Boundary 70 BTooSlaal 80.
Columbia Forms OF proposals sPecllCA
and necessary information may be obtained ION s
Clerk. Enginesr Department, Room 80 DistzcL SuS
ing. Washington. =. c HENRY r. , NACFAE-l-A-,L.'
HENRY l. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Co1nnaissi'D''~
d c.
=, ENERAI. DEPOT. O NJ DEPT. JEFFERSON
" VILE. Ind. October 2T 19OS--Sealsd proposes n
~r11Iicats endorsed Proposals for = n
SuppIIes' addressed 10 UNDERSIGNED VII! % ~
ceived here o'clock a November L. <Ss
for Miscellaneous Supplies. required for Manila y
as n.r schedule which viii be furnished on appAoss
tior 70 this Depot and the DepCts at New YORK - -
San Francisco. Preference given 20 articles o. =
nestle production manufacture Ths risn@l - = at
served to reject accept or al bids o ~ -.
thereof Further information furnished on spSS..rsL
tion GEORGE RUHLES. Asst CT. Mr. Geh''
= Army. Depot . NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
IMPORTANT 10 TAXPAYERS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO AL
persons whose TAXES FOR TIE YEAR IS5
HAVE NOT BEEN PAID BEFORE The IS
DAY OF NOVEMBER of the said year. max
unless the sans sail be paid 70 the ReoelTer
Of Taxes at his ostcs Fl the borough n WnLcn
the property - IocEtsd as follows
Borough Of Manhattan Ne ST Cha7naers
street Manhattan y Y:
mont EVscuss The Bronx. n. u
Borough Of Brooklyn. Rooms z 4 ard
Municipal Building brooklyn. y =
Borough ot Queens corner Jacksou ssenS
and FIfth street. Long Island City. y. Z.
Borough Of Richmond Borough Hal. -
George Staten Island N Y.
he will charge, receive and collect upon sacn
taxes 50 rsrnaintEx unpaid on that Day % ae-
dition 70 an amount cf sueh tsxsE, LNIEES5Sk1
AT THE RATE OF SEVEN PER CENILA
ps7 annurn to hs calculated rom TIE day sn
which Lhs said taxes become due and paya1zs
(Oct 81 - provided IN Sec. slA a. aroeDdeS
By Chap. 9{I. Laws 1908
DAVID z AUSTEN
Receiver o. Taxes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Public Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF FTNANCE BCREAC
EOS TETFs CON .EC~TION OF TAXES No 81
CHANGERS STREET STEWART BUILD
ING) NEW YORK. October 2s- ls0s-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Teachers. Tutors. Gov erne5sss
10 Coezss schools and Families Apply TO
Ms J. YOCNG-FULTON. = Union Squara
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
apartment Hotels.

TOTEL LIE MARQUIS. 1915 EAST 31sT STA
few choice 2 and 3 lease
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
HAMBURG AMERICANS WINTER TOURS.

$500
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
We illuminate.

AS the Clinch Valley News de-
clines To illuminate the News Leader
with its sapient opinions of news
papers duty in politics, we now sug-
gets that ii lead off n campaign con-
tribution, or at least, tell us wheth-
er newspaper which prides itself
on being party newspaper, ought
TO be willing TO give any percentage
or part OF its profits TO help elect the
party nominee. News Leader.
AS our distinguished contemporary
insists we will proceed To "illumi-
nate
A newspaper should support the
nominee OF it's party unless il is
certain that il is wiser than the par
ty, and knows that the party has
made mistake in the nomination.
Unless newspaper knows sabsolute-
ly that il is wiser than the party
then it's duty, IL seems TO us, Is to
accord To- the majority the greater
wisdom, and follow the lead. Does
this illuminate, brother? At any
rate, we hope you will throw your
great strength against the traces until
the hame hooks creak, and we II
elect Mr.. Bryan, and celebrate" on
n big scale next November.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Enjoyable Picnic.

Miss Lena Kelley gave an enjoy
able picnic few days ago in honor
of her summer guest, Miss Carr. The
party spent very pleasant day at
Cedar Bluff, returning on the late
train in the afternoon.
The following are the names of
those present:
Misses Willie May Carr, Willie
and Ollie Hurt, Stella Vermillion,
Katie Reynolds, Hattie Fudge, Kate
Whitley, Nina Dodd, Ethel Pobst,
Isabel Leslie, Jennie Lou Kregloe,
Allie Hoover and Messrs. Hal Peery,
Billie Mccall, Willie HARRISON,
Chancey Buchanan Jack Pendleton,
and Mr.. Page, OF Bluefield.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Mrs YoSt Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. Yost, wife of John w. Yost,
died suddenly at her home near
Concord church on "Wednesday
night about IL o'clock. She had been
sick for about week though not
confined closely TO her bed. 1t is
stated that neither her physicians,
Drs. Crockett and Bowen, nor her
family thought her case at all SER
ious, and expected her TO be well in
a short time. On Wednesday night
her husband, noticing her breathing
TO be unnatural, and lighting a lamp
went TO her bedside and found her
just breathing her last. She was dead
in minutes time. Mrs. Yost was
the mother of ten children, nine of
whom areliving-the youngest about
two years old. She was n good wo-
man, devoted wife and mother, and
her death is shock and great grief.
The burial took place at Concord
yesterday afternoon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
RichIands Brick Company Plant
To Be Sold.

j. n. Harman, Trustee i'm Bank
ruptcy, will sell the valuable brick
plant of Richlands Brick Company,
at public auction on July %, 1908, .
O'Clock p. M, at Richlands, Va.
The leases for brick clay and shale
cover about so acres. Tie machinery
is modern and up-to-date, and the
equipment complete. The capacity
is $4,000 brick per day. The clay
and shale make one of the best
bricks on the market.
There will also be sold the large
brick store building, ten tenement
houses and lots, SO acres of land i'm
fee simple adjoining the brick yard
twenty or thirty lots, one horse,
three mules, remnant of stock of
general merchandise, Oliver tpye-
writer, office and store furniture, and
all other property, real and personal,
of said brick company, all of which
situated in and adjoining the town
of Richlands, Va.
TERMS OF SALE:
The real estate will be sold for
one-fourth cash, balance in three
equal annual installments, and the
personal property to be sold for one
third cash, balance in two equal in
stallments in three and six months,
all deferred payments TO bear interest
at six per cent, purchasers to execute
notes with approved security, and
lien To be retained in deed conveying
real estate.
On day of sale the Trustee will
make such divisions and combina-
tions of any or all the properties as
may be desired by creditors or pur-
chasers, including the separate sale
of engines, boilers and machinery i'm
the plant, (if requested) and accept
the bids aggregating the largest
sum.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24

A check for 81, was received
here Monday by w. l.. Painter, Sec
retary OF the TazewelI Section Of
Ptyhian Insurance Department on
account OF death of Stuart Bowen, a
member of the insurance department.
The check was Immediately turned
over 10 Mrs. L. +. Bowen, to whom
it was made payable. The insurance
department of the Pythians is one of
the strongest in the country, but on
Iy members of the lodge can get the
insurance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Daniel II. Harman Dead.

Captain Daniel IL. Harman, one
of the oldest and wcalt hiest men of
this section, died at his home i'm
Abb's Valley on Monday last, S7ycars
old, and was buried on Tuesday. He
was connected with the numerous
family of that name in this county,
and was widely known i'm West Vir-
ginia. His wife, one son, Geo. w.
lIarman, of Crump's Bottom, w.
Va, and one daughter, Mrs. w. I.
HARRISON, OF Abb's Valley, survive
him. He was one of the pioneers of
this section, and was highly esteem
ed In his day and generation. We
Will ask Judge Graham and Judge
Stuart 10 furnish us brief sketches OF
what they knew of this re-
markable old man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
J. Tyler Frazier En-
dorsed for Congress
by TazeweII Democrats

The Democrats OF the county. in
convention assembled, on yesterday
afternoon, elected the follow ing dele
gates and alternates To the Congres-
sional Convention, which meets i'm
Pulaski, August 5th, next.
JEFFERSONVILLE DISTRICT.
DclegateS-C. II. Reynolds, j. B.
Boyer, Archie Thompson, T. A..
RepaSs, Jr, y. 81. Clair, :. e..
Peery.
Altemates-A. j. Larimer, w. y.
Thompson, ID. W. Sayers, n. j..
CoTell, John Il. keeSee, Edgar steele.
MAIDEN SPRING DISTRICT.
Delegates-Jas. Il. Crabtrec, Fred
II. Hit. NJ. w. Humphrey, w. Il.
Payne.
Alternates-W. p. Boggess, Jas.
Taylor, Jos. :. White, \. l.. Steele.
CLEAR FORK DISTRICT.
Delegates-L. J. Stump, a. w.
Landon, +. l.. Shufllebarger, II. Il.
Williamson, Geo. w. Moss, Ballard
Tabor.
AlIenates- Robt. Tarter VIM.
Shannon, III II Showers, & Il Greever,
Mack Smith, + Il. Black.
A motion was offered endorsing
Rev. j. Tyler krazier, of Chilhowie,
Va, as n candidate for Congress from
the Ninth District. The resolution
was unanimously adopted. Conven-
tion adjourned.
a. =. HIGGINBOTHAM,
County Chairman.
J. a. LESLIE, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Put off a Big One i'm Denver.

Mr.. G. w. Doak, delegate TO the
Denver convention reached home last
Saturday. He says Re had the time
of his life. He and III. l.. Harman
automobiled over the city and coun-
try with Watt Fugate and his father
Captain III. Fugate and DR.. r.. b.
Gillepsie, who were in Denver at the
time. He also was in a big snow
storm on Pixies Peak, an unusual
and never-to-be-forgotten experience.
The delegates are under many obliga-
tions to Rev. Benton Peery, son of
Captain Thos. Peery, formerly of
TazewelI, who did much TO make
their stay pleasant.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Sl.OO per Year
Bids Wanted.

The Jeffersonville District School
Board will receive bids for the cree
tion of new high school building to
be erected on the lot on which the
present building stands. Bids will
be received for the work as "A whole
and also for the carpenttr work, brick
work, stone work, and heating and
plumbing separately. The Board re-
serves the right To reject any ana all
bids. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the old High School
building from July 2ith To July
Soth. The successful bidder will he
required To give bond for double the
amount OF his bid
By order of the Board.
J. IL. LEWIS, Clerk,
JEFF. Dist. School Board.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
A Request.

Burke's Garden, Va, July n.
Mr.. Editor The habitual "kick-
err is a public nuisance and does
little good, either To himself or to
the public, but there are times when
II becomes necessary for every hon.
est citizen who has the welfare Of the
public at heart, TO protest against
unfare discrimination or wasteful ex-
penditure of public funds.
The citizens of Burke's Garden are
not satisfied with either the expen-
diture of road funds 10y the Super
NiSors or their report of their expcn-
ditureS.
Now, we understand that they are
soon coo MAKE settlement with the
Treasurer The right thing, the square
thing, Will he for them TO publish
In BOTH county papers fun and
accurate statement OF all receipts and
disbursements of county taxes, and
funds otherwise received. The Com
miSSioner's books are open for in
Spection 10y the public; so should
the supervisor = books.
Now, whether il be Democratic or
Republican in origin we are for
FU and this is our request
That You Insist on complete pub
liShed statement from the Super
visors of all receipts and expen-
ditures of the peoples money once a
year; that is, rs soon rs they make
settlement with the Treasurer. The
people have a right to such informa-
ton, and the Supervisors should be
anxious To render such statement.
BURKE'S GARDEN CITIZENS.
The law provides that such publ
cation shall be made twice each year.
-Editor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
TAZEWELL GRASS .
BRINGS BIG PRICE
Mr.. Reynolds Buys Peery Farm
and Mr.. Surface Adds I25
Acres TO His Recent Purchase

Two sales of fine bluegrass farms
were made this week near town of
considerable Importance.
Mr.. G. III. Reynolds purchased the
fine farm of III. G. Peery,- on the
west side OF town, consisting OF
about 800 acres, for about $40, ,OOO
The exact figures cannot be given,
but il is understood that this is the
near neighborhood of the purchase
price. Mr.. Peery reserves the two
dwelling houses on the road, just
outside of town, and II acres of land
attached, one of which houses he now
occupies, and the other is occupied
by his son-in-law, Mr.. MI. Hankins
and his family. 1t is understood
tn at Mr.. Reynolds gets possession
early next year, and will move his
family, but still hold, perhaps, his
farm on Cavatt's Creek.
On Wednesday Geo. II. Surface
purchased the nice little farm of
about 125 acres on the west of town,
formerly owned by the late DIR.
O'Keeffe, for the sum of Sl5,
This adjoins the property where Mr..
Surface now lives, recently purchased
from Lawson Miller. These two sales
give some indication of the value of
good bluegrass land in this section.
A pleasing feature of these sales is
that the town and community will
not lose, but gain i'm population
thereby.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Bailey.
Bailey, Va. Jul,

Bailey, Va, July ~.
Miss Blanch Nash, of Bluefield.
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Hethiugton, of Prince
ton, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ].
ID. Wagner.
A number of young people from
Bailey attended the ball game on
Blueston Saturday between Bluestone
and Springville, the score being l6
to 0 in favor of Bluestone. Spring
willie only had six of their old play
ers, or Bluestone never would have
seen the first base.
MesSrs. John and Samuel McMul-
lin, Harvey and Paris Ashworth were
calling on friends at Bailey Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McMullin and
daughter, Thelma, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Wagner.
Misses Ella, Lille and Jennie
Wagner and Annie Nash attended
church at Springville Sunday night.
Mr.. f. G.. Wagner went To Abbs
Valley Sunday To see his son, Sam,
who had his foot severely hurt n
few days ago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Lamp Expiodes, Almost a Fire.
Richlands. Va, July 18th.

Richlands. Va, July 18th.
Mr.. j. n. Cincannon came near
losing his home last night as result
of lamp exploding in bed room.
Mr.. Cincanon and his sister, Susie,
were in another part of the house at
the time. The fire was first discov-
cred by Rife Boggess, who imme-
diately gave the alarm. The hands
and arms of Mr.. and Mrs. Cincan-
non were severely burned in their
efforts to extinguish the blaze. Their
efforts, however, were not in vain,
for with the exception of a few
holes burned in the carpet, no other
damage was done.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
New Newspaper.

Freezing, Va, July 20.-The first
issue OF the Journal, Republican
paper, has just made its appearance
from Clintwood. The press and fix
lures of the concern are owned by a
joint stock company. VIM. III. Hen
bricks, veteran newspaper man, is
editor of the paper. 1t is understood
that it will be strongly partisan.
Rev. John Calvin Swindal, OF Os-
borne's Gap, who is merhcant, as
we'll rs n minister, says most en-
phatically that there is no financial
panic. He AYERS that his trade is bet
ter than il ever was before, and that
all talk of money stringency is bosh.
The reverend gentleman is known
as hater of secret orders, especially
the Odd Fellows, with whom he has
bad several tiffs. He is also the
keeper of Lovers Mecca, where coup
les who are oil matrimony bent, but
who have To meet parental opposi-
tion, may have the knot tied.
The parson says that the so-caIled
panic does not effect this business
either.
The streets of the town of Clint
wood are TO have granolithic walks
in the hear future. The work is in
progress, with considerable force
of hands.
Crops were never better than at
present. The acreage in corn, which
is the principle crop, is greater than
ever before, in this section.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
Tip Top Locals.
Tin Ton. Va. .Julv

Tip Top, Va, July 20.
There have been quite a number of
visitors at The Iron Lithia Springs
since the celebration of the 4th.
w. w. Harman, who has been ill
in Richmond hospital, returned to
his home here this morning.
The Misses Eta and Ethel Har-
man will postpone their visit to
Richmond until their brother is suffi-
GENTLY recovered to return with them
Mrs. DI. Tabor was among the
visitors at the Springs the past week.
Madam Rano and Miss Mcclure,
after leaving Tazewell, went to Leb-
anon, where they have large classes
in music for the summer. Misses
Nellie and Cecil Stuart and Miss
Mae Hankins, of this town, are in
Lebanon studying voice culture and
piano.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-07-24
YearIings at $24 per. Head.

Geo. III. Moss received another car
load of Canadian Shorthorns a few
days ago. The yearlings are fine size
and good animals. Capt. CA. Fudge
bought the lot at once, at about
$24.OO a piece. The cattle reached
Tazewell on Sunday morning, having
been delayed several days, and were
sold on Monday morning. Other car
loads are expected this week and
later.