Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-27

several head of nice horses.
Star patent flour, $500 cash at the
mill. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Star Milling Co.
Albert Shrader, "a young man, son
OF Mrs. Mack Williams, died here
last Saturday mt the home OF his
mother, South of town. The burial
took place Oh Sunday i'm the new
cemetery. He had consumption, and
had been sick for several years. lie
leaves wife and young child.
Don't forget we are selling the best
grade of fertilizers ut reasonable
prices.
Star Milling Go.
: Mrs. j. y. Harman and her son,
James w. retained from their
summer stay nj Craig Healing
Springs day or two ago. Their YER
dict is That there's no place like
home, " especially at meal time.
Our grass seeds are strictly choice,
Star brand 81. 40 per bushel, Gold
Medal and Gilt Edge 81. % per bus
hels. Send us your order for what
! you need.
Star Milling Co.
! Tazewell needs just such a move as
has been inaugurated on the J. q.
Buston plan of lots in East TazeweIl.
Make your arrangements to be pre-
sent.
Mrs. and Mrs. n. w. Kiser, North
TazewelI, who attended the New
Lebanon Association, at Cleveland,
are prolonging their visit week or
so with relatives and friends in
Russell. Mr.. NJ. III. Kiser, and Rev.
Mr.. Adam returned from the same
meeting on Saturday.
Mr. Nj Ieigler, Supt of the Empire
Coal Land Corporation, is here, "A
witness in Court. Mrs Zeigler took
advantage of conditions and came
along TO see her parents, MIR and Mrs
o f. Hopkins, and OF course brought
the baby along TO see its grandpar-
ents.
Rev. j. ). French and his party,
who went To Little River, fishing,
the first Of the week, returned after "A
short stay, and report, nothing
doing. The bass and other members
of the iinny tribe refused absolutely
TO be fooled this time. These gentle
men had been there beforetime, and
word was passed along the water
fiuh 81
sib!e fish.
We will be looking for you every
day now.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
The splendid job of roofing of the
new High School building was done
by Brown Barnett, with the aid of
his little boys. It's good job. The
we'll known Cortright shingIe was
used and ii is not only one of the
best roofs but presents an artistic APP
pearance. The painting was done by
John Barnett and Gilmore Allen.
We are ready 10 dress everybody
!, for the Fair
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
I. M. Fox was here on Tuesday,
and reported that he got into yell
low jackets nest OH Monday, and
for while moved around pretty
lively. lie had the rheumatism al.
the time, but now lis a firm believer
in the bee cure for rheumatism tent
porarily ut least. y few lively Vel
low jackets up your pants legs and
in your hail. all ut the same time,
enables man 10 forget all his troub-
les, and he can run away from even
guilty conscience.
If it comes from the Big Store it's
right.
HARRISON e GILLESPIE BROS
The fact that several private sales
of lots OH the East TazewelI addition
have been made makes the outlook
encouraging for the Big Lot Sale on
Sept. and 3. This goes To show that
people throughout the community are
realizing the value of this property
and are taking no chances being left
by buying before the Auction Sale.
The latest private sale being n lot on
Fincastle Road sold To Mr. f.. II.
Witten on last Wednesday. Mr..
Witten was fortunate enough to Sc
, cure one of the best lots OH the whole
plan and il is understood that he
will build thereon in the near future
Ladies, we have put in a line of
ladies ready-to-wear dresses and cos
TUNES. Something new in this town
for SD. 30 TO $50. 90 See them.
4 HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Judge Martin Williams, Pearisburg,
his brother, Hon. S. w. Williams,
Attorney eneral-elect, of Virginia,
Hon. w. Il. Spratt, Richlands;
Judge Holbrook, Blueficld; Judges
Henson and Jackson, Roanoke; Mr..
Armistead Gordon, of Staunton; II.
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