Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

S"""0iSi' vi OeaOOaTu, were married
at tue Mccoy house one day last
week.
Star scratch grains for poultry
is the best chicken feed on the mar
ket. s. 90 per 100 pounds.
: Star Milling Company, Inc. -
March came in quietly, and, ac-
cording to the old rule, will 90 out
not so quietly. March of last year
brought two good heavy SHOWS and
several freezes, as did also February
preceding. The ground hog has prov
EN- to be only u moderately correct
prophet, so far.
Try a barrel of our Star " patent
flour ut S6.5C quality guaranteed.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
y number of insurance agents from
different sections OF the country were
here this week, in connection with
the change in the insurance company
here. The charter CO the new compa-
ny has not been issued
Best recleaned seed oats at G5c rer
bushel.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
The Daughters of the Confederacv
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mrs. +. V.Spotts on March
LIST. b eatiful AmaryIla lilies deco
rated the rooms, and delicious re-
froShments served as Mrs. Spots
best, made this an evening Of unus-
u"I enjoyment. The valley campaign
OF General Jackson will be the sub
jet of study in April. Mrs. III.
Lewis will he hostess. The CHAPTER
will serve refreshments at the Easter
german.
Lads, we want you to see our new
81 ring suits.
HARRISON and Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Thomas Farmer, 81 wears of
age, died ut his home in Baptist
Valley last Friday. The remains
were inferred on Saturday near his
home. Deceased leaves several chill
4 dren, viz: two sons, John and Will
( liam and daughters, Mrs. Haytor
and Mrs. Lytton, of Abingdon 4;
Ms. Frank Peery, of Baptist Valley
and Mrs. Baylor, wife of Metho-
dist minister. He was highly es.
teemed and man of character and
integrity.
/ Say, 10y, we want you to sec our
line OF spring styles in shirts, neck
wear, hosiery, shoes and hats.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Granville Davidson, a highly re-
spected colOred man, met his death
In peculiar manner while fishing
near Maxwell on Tuesday. His BODY
was found by white boy who was
passing lying in about two feet of
water. From the indications he must
: have been dead sometime. No coro-
ners inquest was deemed necessary.
the opinion being that he either died
OF some natural cause, or was drown
( ed, having tainted and fallen into
the creek. The burial occurred in the
new cemetery on Wednesday,
( Easter comes in March this time :
better drop in AT Chapman's and
see about it.
The Old Songs Concert in the High
: School Chapel on last Friday night.
was one of the most enjoyable and
profitable occasions 10 take place
here for some time. The program,
gotten up by the young ladies and
gentlemen of town, was we'll rem
dcred. Lack of space forbids men
tloning many of the excellent fea-
lures of the entertainment.
/ When you want the best glass
seeds that grow, send your order to
us. Our Star" brands are guaran-
teed ninety-nine per cent pure
star Milling Company, Inc.
Charles b. Neal, of the Raven
Red Ash Coal Company, of the west
end of the county, was a business
visitor 10 the city on Wednesday.
MIR. Neal has just returned from a
business trip To North Carolina.
The Ford Music Company have a
large al on the third page of this pa
per, calling your attention to the
Everett piano, several of which they
have stored in the sample room of
the Old Inn. Mr.. Neal and his as
sistant Mr.. Moore, who have been
here several weeks telling of the
many excellent features of their