Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-18
HOTEL
MRS. L. c. DICKINSON,
Proprietress
Rates, $l.5O per Day.
ST. PAUL, VA.


car of Bluefeld ice just received.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Preaching in Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock
by the pastor, Rev. S. o. Hail.
,SMr. A c. Brewster, "Unce Full
ler," of Welch, spent last Saturday
and Sunday here with his son, DR.. G..
w. Brewster.
There will be services in the Epis-
copal church next Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock, to which the public
is cordially invited.
Mrs. ASt. Clair is slowly recover
ing from quite a protracted illness
{ She is able to sit up now most of the
time.
Just received, Liggetts chocolates,
the finest candy on the market
Also nice new line of writing tab
lets, box paper and pound papers.
Jackson's Drug Store.
Special low prices on single buggies
and double and single buggy harness.
The Tazewen Supply Co.
- Flour has advanced SOC per barrel,
but as long as our present stock lasts,
will sell Gold Medal at $500; Kes-
met, $50. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Eugene P. White,a an excellent young
'-~ nan of Tazewell, left last week for
Piedmont College, Lynchburg.
Mrs. G. Wharton 0 'Keefe, who
has been the guest of her husbands
mother Mrs. Mary OKeeiTc, has re-
A turned to her home in West Virginia.
In the administrator notice printed
on second page it is stated that the
cattle offerd will be ready for deliv-
cry "between November LIST and
18th, " when it should be between
October LIST and 18TH
Remember, when the central Office
asks number?" you must give the
number. If not, there will be "nothin'
doin'. Learn the numbers.
Eugene Pierce. manager of the
commissary of the Jewell Ridge Coal
Corporation, at Jewell near Rich
lands, was at home Saturday
Mr.. W. 7. Thompson and Mrs
Thompson, and several members of
their family and visitors, were at Ce-
dar Bluff Wednesday and spent the
day Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman II. Peerv. !
Henry S. Bowen. of Wittens Mills,
was here Wednesday on business. Mr.. |
Bowen is thinking of trip to West
Baden, lnds, for his health.
When wheat, oats, etc. are threshed |
this year don't fail to pick out your
premium sheaves for exhibition at the
Fair. Competitors must show grain
in sheaf as well as in grain. Save
few of your best.
Old Fort ready mixed paint per
gallon, $1.O5; Banner ready mixed I
paint. standard, $1.85. Kerfee's
pure lead and zinc paint. per gallon,
ZOO We will guarantee to save YOU
money on your paint bill Seven diff
erent kinds of roof paints. The Taze
well Supply Co.
Do you want close fitting collar
that simply cannot spread? If you do,
buy the "Aco," Lion brand collar, |
with the Clock that locks, 1.-THE "easv /
slip over button hole" ard the "easy
tie slide =" space. We have them in
quarter sizes and two heights. John
S. Bottimore.
Herbert V. Carson, who has been
on vacation with his parents here, left
Wednesday, night to resume his work
in Richmond. MIR. Carson has a posi-
tion in choir of Centenary church in
Richmond, as bass singer. He will
reenter Washington and Lee Univer
sity next month, and complete his
education.
MIR. w. L.. Painter, travelling man
for the Amicon Fruit Co. of Bluefield
has been laid up with sickness at his
home here the past week His terrific
~, the Clinch Valley,is being covered
by Ed. Peery during Mr.. Painters i'll
ness.
Captain Reese T. Bowen, of Blue
field. is in Tazewell having been
called here by the illness of his faith
er, Major 7. p. Bowen. Captain
Bowen, after many years of faithful
service 60 the N. and W., has at last
been assigned TO run as passenger
conductor from Bluefield to WEIGH, a
day light run, and now spends the ev-
enings and nights at home with his
family. He has --five fine children, \