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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-23
Lydian Circle

lydian Circle
With Miss Olive Watkins.
Miss Olive Watkins was hostess of
the Lydian Circle Tuesday afternoon
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. A. F.
Watkins, on Main street.
Plans were made for the sale of
children's clother to take place on
March %.
served light refreshments.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Stewart Stevens.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-23
UNITED STATES COURT
CONVENES AT BILOXI

Biloxi, Miss, Feb. 23-The unlted
States court for the Southern district
of Mississippi convened here Monday
for the February term, with Judge II.
c. Niles presiding.
The greater portion of the forenoon
was taken up with the organization OF
the court and the delivery of the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-23

on Main street, left Tuesday for Brook
haven, where she will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Lipscomb.
Miss Watkins will visit here again in
March, coming to attend the annual
meeting of the Missionary Conference.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates left Tues
day. night for their home in Columbia
S. c., after a few days visit in this
city, the guests OF the latter's brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Seay.
Mrs. c. NJ. Field and Miss Sarah
Tumlin, have returned to their home
in Gainesville, Ca, after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Camp and family,
on Alkaline street.
E. Pool Dozier, of Santa Rosa, New
Mexico, who is the guest of his brother
w. A. Dozier, left Tuesday to spend
a few days in Laurel, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. E. B. Smith.
= + :
Mrs. H. NJ Burnham spent Tuesday
night with Miss Hattie McKinstry, en-
route to her home in Escatawpa, from
Raymond, Miss, where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. McNair.
Mrs. Burnham, as Miss Eloise Nc
Nair, has frequently been the guest of
Miss McKinstry.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-23

Mound City Paints may cost trifle
more, but! Hawkins Hdw. Co.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-23

additional Society on Page Five.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-21

aonnniiiion fir Die MnsItellllna
iino: Srancis .. 2oon1is bonn
Staatsoepartelnea1t5 @enerale2uln.
miiiar, uno gilbert lf. WtideIlon,
omerifonii6er &onilll III SnrilL
9iiIfs- -&omnliii1r.
Sn Snoionapolis lit Yrof.
9fobert 9eir, Graiioent oes 9eoroante.
rifanii6en Eurnerbunoes, an cincln
9er5leiben plotli6 peri6iehe,1. Gein
Mbleben lit Elm idmerer 8erlllft fir
ben 8llno; iabrlong lit er eifrig
unb tnermiiolib fir Die Weitre-
bungen Der beliti6en gurltuerelne
bier5ulanoe tatig getpeien. 9tobert
gtir errei6te ein Sitter bon 81 Sob-
rem. glus Glepelano, g.. gebiir.
tis, fam er 1894 nod Snoiatouo-
lis lu1o iiberitabn oie 2eitl!ila Scr
bertide,l Mbteilung Der ofientIiGcrl
ghulelt. Muf bieien1 9oiten fat er
8oraiiglihes geleiitet unb el1rb Die
@infabrllng oes Surnllnterridts in
ben itabtiiden Sdulen ii1 beio,t.
hers perbient eenlaht. geir lror uub
elm eifriger Soroerer oes geiftigen
Ellrnens uno itano felt Idl,gercr
3eit oieier @bteilung oes 9sorbonle-
rifaniiden Slrnerbu1locs por
= Mus 6en Srten Clinton, 3uttlc
un6 @l 9feno in Sflobotna miro ge-
1neIoet, oaB es bort geidneit fat.
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@esmumsen bic seimat an oerlailcn.

sseoes ;Sabr lit eine ero3c 9tr-
aobl 2unaen.2eioenoer gc5pungefl,
Elm anoeres 4lima onf5uiu6en. 9ies
lit foitipielig uno nidt ilunlef iihcr.
@s eibt einen beiieren @ea. 2aBt
gud our6 Or. Sings Relp Cisco
berp gu Sauie furieren. ugs fu-
rierte mid bonn 2llngenfeiben"
ifrieb IS. 81. geelion bon Golorrine,
9trf, vals @lles Mnoere feblihlue
uno id naDm At Bfun6 Oil @elpiilI
5u." so Gts. nno $1.00. 6reie lser-
iu6sfloi6en BEL ollen 0regstlten.
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bes gelneloeten graltligen Wronoun.
gliids in Der 9lrenot'i6en 8Glde.
fabrif, nel6es iieben Menibenleben
5lt Spfern foroerte, in bo6Ger5iger
@eiie betGtiet. 9luf oie <n6e bon
Der &otoltropbe bat oie &oiferin
eilten nalnbaften getrag aus i6rcr
Griootidotulle gelpenoet, lml Glot
uno gleno inter ben Silfs6cniiri.
tigen 5u iteuerlt.
Ser on Ser ST.. 2ouiier 8ett-
fdbrt beteiliate idtpei5er ,sl3aGon
uSelpetta", beiien Siibrer Sberjt
sbeo. Sdad lit, lit bel gilte :vieric
im 8ontiac Gou11tp oes fa1taoilGen
Staates Quebec eeIanbet.
- Sn 8otba ilt i'm 5meiunoicd).
5ielten 2ebensiabre Der Hfiluiort
nno Sbriftiteler, Brofelior 5surb
2oBmie, oobineelbieoe,t.
9lus Sobana mel0et man:
Cine Barge, ouf ,uelher iiG idnlnlt-
li6e @erati6often fir sic Sa.,b:r
befanoen, melde bel Dem Syrod
beg Sdlodtidiffes nMaine" he.
ihdftigt iino, iuurbe hoil oclll
Sturm fortgerilien uno itronocte OH
oen Glippen bon Weorro Gaitfe.
Spdter eelang es oIlerbittgs Celia.
ten BON Ser @orniIon Der 8e;tlna,
peri6ieoene tpertpnlle @erGtid)aften
5lt retten, ober oles Gal,derboDe1,
Bfolten uno onbere Merf3erhen Ill
Der l1mgebung oes @rafs iino fort.
gerifien uno babur6 oiirf..c Die Sc.
brng BEG 8rods betrddtlid, ser5r.
cert mer0en.
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Gin 5iiritentltnt aipiJi1ito
giebt es Dem @amen nod rlr1t, ood)
barf man idon non ei,:rnr io!d,en
Ipre6en. Ger @iener Baron .lltert
Siotbi6iIo beiitt in 9obn,en eia ab-
geidloiIenes 8orltgebiet pon 80
Qlabratfilonleter. Snle)e Grlnot.
fiiritentiilner bon 2ellten aie in
0onoeIs- lulb @elbgcidaftpn llto S1-
olitrie gelpaltige 9tei6ti;lner 5ifant
lnengei6arrt baben lnb MN t,ap cen
altfelt6olen Sagoberrell sic Slc.loen
eines grobcn glepiers iiG lIcrn,
giebt es i'm ltieoefoiterreihilD. D.S.eiri-
iben @renogebiet nebrerc Guou be.
MERIT Die ionit Der 3apitdlfcrt1nriu.
ton nitbt feinolihe uG''ln. 3.9." ::
gaie biel be1ier ipdre es iir Die an.
9elneine @olfslpirtidof:, iuenn an
Stelle bieies gfieie,lfonplereS eines
oiebbabers nod Die biclen Til.Diiter
tleiller 0eiiber be1t1nbeu, olls oenen
es 5uiomlnengefauft pornen iifl'
9(ns Cincinnati lnelbei mon:
Snt boben gllter BON SO Sobren lit
9nton NucIien eeltorben, Der nit
an Der @iege bes georoalncrifoni.
iden Sdngerbunoes geltmtoen bat
geuelien geborte in Sabre 1913
idon Dem &omite an, Dos bon Der
gincinnati'er 2ieoertafeI nifsciteat
lporoen mar. UNI nit Dem 2ouis.
piller 2ieoerfran5 5tpefs Neoebnna
cines gemeiniamen Seites Inter
banolnngen oll5ufniipfen. Die lln-
terbonolnneell luoren eriol9reib,
benn i'm folaenoen Sabre, 1849. fo-
men Die 2ollispiller nod Gincin-
nati, feierten nit ben bieIigen
Sdngern eiit Sdneerfeit, oas erite
off amerifaniihem @ooen, ln1c
oriinoeten oen georo-gIlnerifotilden
Sangerbuno. Der Seltbeborbe fat
te 0euelien ni6t ongebort, iuol ahcr
ser 8eIegnten.8eriantnllnla Die
Die 8erfaiillng entlparf mno als of.
tiper Sdnger botte er lid an s5eit
beteiligt. sSSett lit MIR nodl ciner
BON Der often @oroe mu 2e6en, &crr
s. g. Gotterntam BON Cincinnati
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gieturia sioiiiOn, g. S. G. g. 81.

Nntunff =
80: so5-euerO, gictoria. 1880 nad,m
Nbfahrt-
So soe--euero. gictoria. 800 BORN
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9as sieb BON Der glnifcr.

Sm ben Wsonaten nit W
Scnbet inns bic See als- 0abc,
Sriidle @uitern itets Bierbcr,
70 lit me gan5 fampfe 2abe.
5riiger freiitd) ,uaren iie
Stir ben 9lrmen nSaure Eran6cn"
4ber bentc tann Iidl bic
Seberinann bereits erlaMheu.
MandJer ift iie serne rpb,
Dit Gitrpncniaft betrdmfclt,
Wtand)en inadJt iie hann MIR fr09
Wenn nit Yfcffer iie nDcrtsmfelt".
Wandler iiit iie ycn grpdjctte"
0sandlcr will lie nmr sebrateu.
0uf) tfl tueiR, fic iinb gans nett
MmdI agf mnndJe anb're glrten.
slnh're iuerhen r9luitcr Steiu"
.4nitern =Smppe" iid 6citcllcr,
,Nnitern -Gpftail" gibbs basu
S3ier in inanhen ,sciit'gen SHe!len".
Spdj man ipll bic 9tuIteru uirjt
Dine Sliiiiisfeit acnicfen,
Tnfiir iuir0 nus ncm Ojcoidl-
Wianfer quito Stat entipricfsn.
@er baSu MIR Waiier triuts.
STt ciu tramrigcr 0ieiclle,
@cr sum SdInapps Germntcrinft,
ST fiiriuabr aMd) gar nidlt JeAe.
0,anf1er rat Gndj ,uul 5nn 9Scin.
Spdj i'd fag' Gnd) unnnnurMheH.
DAB nls ridt'aer Tranf nllc,n,
~ lam mp Sicr" iuarb scfuuben.
MIamp gier lit Der Srot.!
Ter 5nr auitcr itcts ,uiro pai!ra.
Gincrlci fuie, bir 81 Sauf,
Sn iie ipirIt bereiten lniicn.
0enn Sum GnfteruIdmuus o nacbIt,
Tploe mcincu wciicn gtnfcn.
Tai, BIZ imincr b'rnuf bcitcbt,
~ IA o" ba6m 81 trtuten,
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tet es ouf's gntidiebenite, bob ct
ben 2egislatur gfeprdientnnten
sprablep luno Gapbllrn gelaat babe,
er beabiidtige i'm 9e5enlber einc
grtraiisuna Der 2egislatnr eillsn6e.
rnfen, um in ibr Die oltell Yrobi-
bitionsborlasen ourd5noriitfen @r
giebt gu, DOB ct nit oen bciber Ser.
rem eine llnterreoung ii5er einc
Grtraiisung su bieiem 3lpefe &C.
6abt babe, es lei ihln ober 1iht ei1l,
gcfaIlen gu ioaell bob ct cine fpfbc
ertraiisung einberufet ipolle. 9te.
prdientant Spraolep bdlt tros Die.
ier @rflorili1a BEG @ouperneilrs an
ieirer friiberen @eballptllnu iclt.
alle @eiese, oie in Sci. let
ten beioen Grtraiibuaaeit Scr 2eais-
latur ongenolnmen iino, iino iest
in Stubborn 5ulammengeitent uno
fonnen gegen ginienouna b,n Is
Gents bonn gtnotsiefretir erlangt
lueroen. Ger gano cntfalt alld
oen neuen gbarter Der Stoot ,Son
9lntonio.
- Donneritog nadmittaq ipnroen
oie @ebeine Stepben s. 9lititiits in
ibrer enbgiiltieen gi,iheitGtte auf
hem Staotsfrieobof in Muitir bel
geiett. Sros beg idIe1ten Bttlers
fano Die geerbigung inter groBenl
Geremonien itatt. Sic Sdnlfinner
biloeten SpaIier, Der @oupcrncur
lu1o onoere Gtaotsbeoirlte. iolpic
rnebrere befannte 9iirger flsngierten
oIs 8abrtudtr6ger; Die Staot-Soln.
mifiare NIT Dem WoDor OH Der Gpi-
he, @ertreter Der 2egisIatur un6
Der ltniperiitat uno biele bcfannte
Eerionlidfeiten nabnlen an Ser ge-
eroigung tell.
- Oonneritag nahnittag III in
@on5ales bas 9enfrnaI, oos bort
BEN Teilnebmern an oern teraniIdcn
ltnabbdneigfeitsfriege erriGtei lit,
entbilIt moroen.
9ie Werelnlgltltg De. tcIonl.
iben 8botograpben Die ioe6cn in
Soititon lire Stautsfonnelltion ob.
aehoIten bot, miro allh ttddfies Sobr
mieoer in Souiton 5uianntentrcten.
9(us ollen @eoenoen bcs
Staates fontmen Nadridten. baB es
out eereenet bot. Der @oroninb eat
iiberan oas eripiinidte Nab nit iib
aebraft.
IS ssobn 2eed, Ser oneefloat mar,
Grnit aoblberg eridofien 5il bo6en,
iit bonn @eridt in 81 Hoio bes 9fpr-
oes i'm erIten @robe i6uloia be.
fltnoen uno 5u Iebensldnglidem
3nhtbous nerurteilt iporoem. 2eed)
eridoB Goblbera, ols bicier in fei.
| nem gigarrenloben ftano.
Die in @alpeIton angefcmlne.
nen Morgan-0ampfer ngl 9[lba"
| ino ,gl 0orte" boben ebel'faa5 ben
Stitrm 6urdnlahen liiiiicn Die
aeute ouf ibnen iaaen, es lei elmer
| ser fhlimnIten Stiirnie geipeicn, bic
lie ie fennen gelernt bdtten geife
Shiffe hoben allerlei 8eibobigrn'
gen erlitten.
ssn Soniton lit elm fleiner OIL.
| oertbalbidbriaer Sunae, Sobn bon
3. 6. ssroncis, Der nit onbern flei.
nen &inoern auf Der Strol,e. pos
oem Souie ieiner @ltern, ipicltc, in
einem bort itcbenoen 8aiiertroa er'
| trllnfen.
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Nas Seras @unher

beiIt ale N1eren, gIafen nnn rbeu.
motiide 2eioen; Bel ollen IruggtIien
ooer 2 monatlide 8ebanblung per
Boft fin ST.. Dr. g. B. SaI. 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo. Shrelbt
fir 8euaniife.
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M. 6. & 8. gaan.

u. ot. E .. pHgN.
Nnfunft-
no. 241-gnn Souiton unb @oIbeitou
go. 235-@om Norben. .730 boriiliti
No. 231-Gom ylorben urb Soutcn
1926 nadlm
20. 9-@on georoen. ..7:45 abenos
Gbfabrt -
$50. 244gsaf benz 9prben II. Souiton
J. ..1.lU oDrm
SO. 10-Nad bem Norben. 1000 norns
Ro. 236-Nad benz Norben. -. ;.
;. 900 abenbs
No. 242-Na6 benz Norben unb Gal
peftoil. .1150 abenos
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Nnfl1uft-
g. u. & ". g. ga6n.
" u
Nnflfnft -

Nnfltnft
SO. 1-Soriton II. 3. aiiite. 700 nodm
yto. 3-Soniton Il. 3. &iiite. .6.20 borr,
gto. 5-Stiilte1litdote -. .1:15 nadrn
gfo. A Son Gerrbille. nur on @oz
derta9en. ;. .9:3O pnr,n
$40. 44-8on aerrbille, mn Sonne
tags. =. 500 nadl.n
gso. 146- 8on aerrbille, ,ntr an
- Wodentagen. :. $3.50 nahm
glbfabrt =
SO. 2-6oufton II. 5. aiiite. $50 born.
geo. 4-Soniton II. D. &iiite 9 20 abenos
glo. 6-aii1tenitdbte. ;. 2.10 nadm
No, 43-gea6 aerrbilIe, nrr in @oz
0entd9en. ..4:45 naa)m
Ro. 41-Na9 aerrpille, nur tSonne
tags. :. $40 borin
Go. 145 -gaa6 aerrbiIe, MIR in
8o6entagen. ..77:15 torn;
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"crfriiGtc ssraar.

Game: .gsim, Serr Goftor. iuel-
DIES @oo neroen Sic mir bleIc5
Sobr enlpfeblen2"
9tr8t: nGom i1 nod ni6t iaJen,
@ndbieite; babe meine astuagc.
ntents nod NIT feinen 9inoeoric &C.
troffenl"
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= Ser goullg Mel's Gbriitian
9fiociotion lit oie Sunnle noM elmer
Wtillion Collars 5ur 8erfiiamtg &C..
Itellt iporoen. 0os @elo ioG ba,u
pertponot peroert Die gereiniglula
iiber oie gon5e @elt aus5u6reiten
$45O,OOO bon oem @elbe 5ot Sobn
9. gfodefel(er oeaeben.
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g.. S. & g. u. (saupt.ainiel.

u, 3. & 9. VI. (Saupt=Ntnie1.
Nnfuuft--
go. 9-gom Often. .7:S5 oorm
No. 7-yom Often. ..... 900 nahm
9n. 10-gI 9aio L. 8eiten 7:30 tlor1m
$50. 2-Von Sci 0io.. .10.5O bonn
Nbfabrt--
SO. s-Ha6 eI gaio unb weiten.
.... .9:OO BORN
No. 10-No6 b. @eften. 1890 abenhs
SO. 8-Nah benz Often. 100 BORN
No. 1-Nah Sci 9fio.. 400 abenos
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09

Mrs. C. V. Heninger, of Burke s
Garden, ; j. H. Summers, of Blue
stone, along with the rest, contribute
their dollar to the Christmas fund.
There are others coming-be along
next week, and others next year, and
others still-never.
The ladies of the different churches
in Richlands will give a bazaar to-
morrow, Saturday beginning prompt
ly at 10 a. m. The proceeds from the
bazaar will be given to charitable
purpose.
A fine horse belonging to Bowen
Thompson, of the Cove, who is at
tending school here, broke its neck in
the stable of T. c. Bowen on last
Saturday. 1t is not known exactly
how the animal killed itself, but the
supposition is that it broke its neck
in trying TO get loose from halter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09
Store Talk

Holiday Gloves, Hos iery,
Umbrellas and Handkecrhiefs
of rare elegance and beauty.
In selecting these important
accessories of dress, Christ
mas shoppers appreciate a
comprehensive assortment Of
authoritatively correct styles
to chose from. This accounts
in a large measure for the
tremendous advance Hoil-
day. activity already appar-
ent in these sections. 1t is
well worth your time to see
our charming display of yule-
tide in gloves, silks, hosiery,
handkerchiefs and silk UNI
brellas-space here preclud-
ing more than a brief hint of
the splendid values offered.
-CHAPMAN'S.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09

The "Indian Summer thermome-
ter has been lowering about zero for
several days this week.
Mr.. r. c. Chapman has secured a
rare treat for his customers, in the
Buster and Tige" show, which
will be given here on next Monday
afternoon. The people who give this
show are said to play the parts well,
and the entertainment will certainly
be worth your while.
An accident occurred to the en-
glne on passenger train No. 6 last
night about mile west of the sta
ton, and the train did not arrive
here until about O'Clock.
A house on w. G. Doak's farm
south of town was burned Saturday
night. The origin of the fire was un-
known, but the house was not occu-
pied at the time. Some fear was ex-
pressed that Frank Merritt, who
lives IN vacant houses on the noun
tam, had persisted in the fire, but it
is learned that he has been seen since
the fire.
Circuit Court is still in session.
Sam Daniels, colored, from Boisse-
vane, was tried for robbing an As
syrian peddlar several months ago.
and given three years in the peniten-
tiary.
Ivan Dillon, of Pocahontas, who
was indicted for felOnious assault.
was tried and acquitted.
Willie Reese Dodd, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac c. Dodd, of Graham. was
granted permission to practice law in
the Tazewell courts here this week.
The motion was made by his room
mate, j. N. Harman, jr.
Beautiful sets of furs for Xmas
gifts, see them.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros,
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Mr.. Iyor caudiIl and Miss Bessie

Mr.. Ivor Caudill and Miss Bessie
Arnold, daughter of l.. l.. Arnold,
OF North farewell, were married on
Wednesday evening. Miss Arnold is a
daughter of the former engineer Of
the Electric Light and Power COmpa-
ny here, and a young lady of many
attractions.
Pobst will receive the last of this
week the best line of clocks ever
brought to Tazewell.
The editor of the Register Depart
ment omitted to mention at the pro-
per tine the arrival of new babies in
the homes of Messrs. Lee Heldreth,
the well known young carpenter, and
Capt. William Kimbal, conductor of
the Tazewell Street Railway Compa
ny. Apologies and congratulations are
hereby offered.
The best assortment of rings ever
shwon in the city is at Pobst.
The editor has his mOlasses. The
little article in last weeks paper
brought Henry around all right with
the goods, and they are good goods,
too.
New lot of Silver Novelties at
Pobst.
Judge Henson, John II. Lewis, and
Mrs. Hunt can give interesting testi-
mony as to the softnesS and sickness
of Tazewell granolithic. Nobody seri
ously hurt except that Mrs. Hunt re-
ceived quite an ugly cut about the
face, which kept her from her classes
for a short time.
Pobst can show a nicer line of jew
elry this year.
Watches at all prices at Pobst.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the School Board to shorten the
hours Of the High School. The petit
TONERS ask that the hours be changed
to 9 in the morning to 3 in the af-
ternoon instead of 4. Many of the pa
irons of the school think the hours
are too long, and that shorter hours
will benefit both teachers and pupils
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09

Our jolly old friends, Giles r.
Karr and Adam Ritter dropped in re-
Gently TO inquire what the editor was
fixed for Christmas, and helped to
"fix' him. AZ did also Bob Moss, of
Burke's Garden.
There'll come a time-alas, all to
soon, when the editor of this paper
will not need money for Christmas,
or for any other purposes, and if you
owe him pay now while he needs il.
Come to town next Tuesday-Corn
Show, Horse Show and Good Roads
Club, all to meet next Tuesday. Some
thing doing all day.
The meeting of the Tazewell Good
Roards Club will be held i'm the Court
House, Immediately following the
Corn show on Tuesday. On account
of the absence from the county of Mr..
Ewing Lawson, WHO is an instructor
in V. =. l., another President of the
club will be elected, and other bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
There will be about four cash
prizes-one each for best white and
yellow corn; one each for second best.
The amount will depend upon the
liberality and the public spirit of the
people. All we can get will be award
ed. The exhibits will be numbered.
Bring in samples early, so as to have
same properly tagged. Bring not less
than ten years. Some special premi-
um may be offered. A blue ribbon
will be given for best single ear of
corn, white, any variety. Get in the
push!
An old friend, Squire T. M.
Bourne, of Grafton, Va, sends his
dollar to our Christmas fund, and also
his regards; aslo quite cordial invi-
tation to come out and eat spare ribs
and back bones and big fat sausage.
and brown buckwheat. large enough
to dance jig on. Wish we could, and
along about Christmas time, look out
Ladies' furs at the Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09
Farmers Week I'm Roanoke

Mr.. Editor At meeting of the
Board of Directors of the State Far
mers' Institute, held in the Office of
the Southern Planter, in Richmond,
for the transaction of routine bust
ness, the preparation of a program
for Farmers Week" to be held in
the city of Roanoke, in January,
1911, the old officers were unani-
mously reelected and consist of West
moreland Davis, President, Leesburg,
Va; Jospeh A. Turner, Vice Presi-
dent, Hollins, Va. B. Morgan Shop
herd, Secretary, Richmond.
Preparations are being urged to
make Farmers Week." one of the
most interesting ever held in Roam
oke.
A. j. TYNES,
Member Board Directors 9th Dist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09
Cove Greek

Cove Creek, Dec. G. We have
been having plenty of rain for the
past week.
Hog killing is the chief industry
of the people of this neighborhood.
Miss Eliza Suthers, the principal
in the Stowersville graded school,
has been very sick for the past week.
Mr.. Dott and Mr.. Ed Gregory en-
tertained a nubmer of their friends
Sunday evening; among them were
Misses Barnes Neel, Mamie and Mary
Gregory; Messrs. Adam Shannon,
Levi Neal, Crutis and Clyde Shuttle
brger, Dave Christian, Will and John
Davis, all of who reported a fine
time. Rive. w. w. Hicks spent
Sunday night at the home Of J. B..
Gregory.
Mr.. Good, w. M. Atkins and ]. B.
Gregory made a business trip to
Bluefeld Monday.
Mesrss. Henry Crabtree and Jim
Jones were seen in the community
Sunday.
The Sunday School at Bishops Chap
ell is getting up an entertainment for
Xmas and a Christmas tree.
Rev. Goode filled his regular ap-
pointment Sunday at the Baptist
church near Sunny Point.
Look out for Santa Claus.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09

This office is under obligations to
its old friend, w. G. Young, of Rose
burg, Oregon, for a nice letter,
which we hope to publish as soon as
we can find room. He sent, also, a
sample copy of the ballot voted in his
town and county at the recent cleo
ton. The ballot is exactly half the
size of the Clinch Valley News, and
contains a copy of all the bills voted
for as well as names of candidates.
From ten to thirty minutes, Billy
says was about the time taken by
each voter TO mark his ballot.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-09
Prospects Bright

Malone, Ky, Dec. 5.
Mr.. Editor, Dear Sir The election
is over and the Democratic gain is
great showing that many of the vot-
ers have thought well of what they
were doing. 4 am now an old man,
not be here to see it, but it looks
like there is good prospect for another
Democratic President in the United
States. l voted i'm 1913 for Cass for
President, and have voted that way
up to the present time and am yet for
bi-metalism. If we go to the scrip
lures the word silver was common
before the word gold, if we could
get enough of it. No danger of hav-
ing too much. The more the the bet
ter. If this government stands it must
stand on Democratic principles, and
it looks like New York Voters, New
Jersey, Massachusetts,, and many
other of the States have come to see
what they need. Kentucky is getting
back again, after being scourged for
her mistake. West Virginia, Ohio,
Indiana and other States have shown
their conviction by their votes in this
election. 1t is such dark day; | can
hardly see to write. There has been a
conference of ten goveronnors in
Frankfort, Ky, and it seems to have
been an interesting meeting with
hope for our future prosperity and
safety as a nation
Respectfully,
j. w. Steele.