Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-30
Don't fail to hear
KARL JANSEN
at the High School
Chapel TONIGHT


Drees Flower Bulbs just received
at Pobst.
Mrs. Lester Cregar has just re-
turned from a visist TO her parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allen, at Poca-
hontas.
a thing of beauty is JOY forever.
Pobst says bowl of narcissus is a
thing of beauty. He's got 'em.
There will be the usual services
at Stras' Memorial church on Sun
day morning, Oct. 2nd. Rev. G. o. |
Mead OF the Church Extension So
ciety will assist the rector, Rev. c.
w. SydnoI.
Best sisal fodder Irvine in fifty
pound rolls, at ID per pound.
TazewelI Supply Co.
Mr.. George HARRISON, who was
injured during the Fair, was on the
streets yesterday, having about re-
covered.
Billie Mitchell, the handsome
young Graham drummer, was in
town on yesterday.
a bowl OF Narcissus VIII cost you
loo at Pbost.
Following is list OF flower bulbs
ut Pobst: Chinese Sacred Lily, IOc,
for 25c; Narcissus, 3Oc dozen; Hya-
cinths, all colors, DC, 6 for PC. II
ordering 10y mail add as follows: for
Chinese Sacred Lily, &c for each
bubl; for Narcissus and Hyacinths,
1c for each bulb.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
will hold their regular meeting on
next Tuesday afternoon ut the home
OF Mrs. Henry T.. Hartman, 10 which
meeting all the members are urged
TO attend.
Announcements were received here
last night OF the marriage on We'd
nesday of Mr.. William Paxton Hall,
OF Norton, and Miss Winifred Eliz-
abeth Whitaker ut the brides home
at Big Stone Gap. Mr.. Hall was
drug store here, but is now with the
Whitehead Drug Company in Nor
ton.
acknowledgements men 10
handle vending machines in Va.
References required. Progressive Ma
chine Co., North Wales, Pa.
George Sparks, of Baptist Valley,
was in town yesterday, selling APP
pies, and nice ones they were. That
section has been favored this year
Mr. and MIS-. Frank Lewis have
moved into their new home on Taze-
well avenue. The building has been
thoroughly renovated and overhaul
ed, inside ana out, and is now one of
the prettiest residences on the ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs Wright, Mr. and Mrs
McNulty and their children spent
last Sunday in Burke's Garden
sightseeing and picnicing.
The squeak OF the molasses mill is
heard in the land, and the juice run
meth over. Now, hurry on the buck.
wheat cakes.
Nh S J Thompson shipped on We'd
nesday from the McGavock farm il
Wythe county, SO export cattle tina
averaged l, $40 pounds, said to hav
been the best average in the count,
for years. Mr.. Thompson shippe,
several other cars of cattle from
Wythe this weekS,for his New YorI
house.
Late corn is maturing all right
Providence is on our side-those c
us who have late variety. We ha
sweeping frost last year on tn
night OF September 9th.
Mr. A Steele is trying wintt
oats on his lot in the Buston add
ton as an experiment. We new,
know what we can do until we tr,
Steady, boys. No mudslineinI
Keep cool and level headed The
will be an aftermath TO this can
paign and election. Keep cool ar
keep at it-everlastingly at it, al
the victory is ours.
III G Mccall, who has been i'll f
sometime, is reported better. III
physician, Dr. Painter, says he b
one of the most aggravated and pr
nounced attacks of what is know
as nettle rash that he ever treate
Mr.. McCall's many friends will
glad TO know that he is getting we
and will be out soon.
MIR. Il. A. Repass, Jr., receiv
discouraging news on yeslerd
from his brother, James A. Kepa
who is at DIR. George Ben Johnston
hospital in Richmond. He was Ia
en- TO Richmond for Treatment abe
he 18th of September fol- trout
following an altack of tvnhoid fex,