Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-01

CoTell, OF Thompson Valley, and
IL G II Mcneil were here ON yeste--
day.
JED seems TO be the favoite here
with the majority, many Of whom
hope the colored man will win.
Postmaster w. Il. Spatt and
Mayor Crabtree, of Richlands, we've
here on business yesterday.
Keen Kutter grass scythes, guar
anteed, at The TazewelI Supply Co.
DIR. ID II Johnson has had recently
number OF eases on ClinCh and vi
entity, one of which he saysis clear
case of varioliod, the patient, Oscar
Mitchell having contracted the dis
ease in the coalfields.
bordeaux migxture, fOrsale. The
Tazewell Supply Company.
Mrs. w. King Vermilion and
children left yesterday fora visit to
relatives in Bland county.
Miss Alley Grey Buchanan, who
has been teaching at WaltGboro, :.
C., for the past session, has returned
to her home here.
w. L.. Dennis, the well known
citizen OF Buchanan county, has been
appointed Clerk of Buchanan county
in the place of Joseph Hbbitts, de-
ceased.
The weather is hot, but as vet
there are no complaints except from
people who have comforts BILE seat
in the shade, and seem able to hold
ii down.
Miss Sallie Mahood, oiBland, was
calling on friends here Sunday af-
ternOon.
Willie Byrd Chapman left vester-
day afternoon for Monroe county, w.
Va, where he will joina camping
party, and will be gone about a
month.
lessee Mccall has resigned rs Sar-
geant at North TazeweI, and has
taken position as travelling sales
man for a Lynchburg dry goods
house.
Fine corn, fine weather and the
farmers are taking advantage of il
evidently for they have made them
selves "skase" on the streets this
week.
Between the carnival, moving
picture show and the Jenries- J ohm
son fight, which comes Off on Mon
day, there is material for CONVERSE
ton and amusement enough 10 90
around alright.
Try barrel OF American Queen
Flour, $3.50; every barrel warranted
to give satisfaction. The Tazewell
Supply Com pany.
President Jackson and Secretary
Pobst, of the Fair, will get right
down after that new building we are
TO have at the Fair grounds, and do
it at once. Time is flying. July and
August and few days in September
is all that's left.
Reports from FreeSt@e on yestel-
day, and from other parts of the
county, are hopeful OF a good corn
crop Wheat harvest will begin in a
few days. The weather is fine, and
crops of all kinds are booming. So
are the weeds.
DR.. John + jackson leaves Sun
day for Richmond 10 attend the
meeting of the druggists of the
state. Afterwards he will go to Vir-
ginia Beach and other points east for
business and pleasure Ombined.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
will hold their regular monthly
meeting with Miss Charlotte Henry
at her home east OF town on next
Tuesday afternoon. business OF i'm
portance will come before tie meet
ing, and it Is hoped that all the
lbeIS VIII De present
Squire Howell, of Burke's Gar
den, was here on Wednesday, with
his two daughters, Misses Maggie
and younger one. Miss Maggie left
on the afternoon train for Emory.
where she will enter summer nor
NAL school.
Young Etter, the finman who was
killed by falling from his engine in
tunnel near HonakG last Thurs
day, was buried at Graham on last
Sunday afternoon. Its reported that
Etter had several thousand life in
surance which was payable to his
/ Aother.
James Kelly and Lapsley Carson
have joined an engineer ring CORPS,
which is building railroad on the
coal properties Of George w. st.
Clair, near Richlands. They will
not return TO IazeweIl before the