Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-01

Make no mistake and buy SWlFTS
RED STEER fertilizer. Pound to
contaon in value Sc ~ over the guar
anteed analysis. See bulletins. For
sal by TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
THE FAIR is NOT FAR OFF
BEGINS ON THE 10TH. ARE YOU
GETTING READY?
Preaching at the Christian church
next Sunday night at 8 O'Clock.
Miss jerks and Miss Angrist of
Bluefield, are visitors to Tazewell
this week.
The friends of Senators Martin and
Swanson want big majority next
Thursday, and confidently expect it.
Everybody vote.
Nj. j. Hawkins. proprietor of 1.-The
Store That Satisfies has returned
from business trip to New York.
Go to Jacksons for school books and
school supplies.
Miss Virginia jerks, OF Bluefield,
is the guest of her young friend, Miss
Mary Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Anderson.
of Richlands, were in Tazewell this
week.
School books, tablets. pencils, ink.
etc. Jacksons
Mrs. B. F. Lewis has been quite
sick part of this week. She is better.
and is about again.
Two single buggies for sale at
Saving to you of SO to SIS.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
The largest apples so far were
shown here by David Williams.
Thompson Valley. They were whop
pers and pretty, too. This fine apple
Will show up at the Fair.
School books and school supplies at
Boyers.
The Ebenezer Sunday School will
have big picnic at the church on
Bluestone tomorrow. The editor of this
paper expects to be there Mr.. j. II.
Summers is in charge, and a big
time is assured.
One of the finest exhibits of apples
ever seen in county Fair may be
expected at the Fair, on the 10Th.
The county has the finest crop in
years. There will also be splendid ex-
hIbitc Of in apd
There should be number of con-
testants for the prize of So. 90 offered
for the best groomed horse Rub IN
up, boys. Do your best.
Capt. John D. Daley, with squad
of braves, consisting of pet"
Shrader, w. A. Hawkins and several
others raided moonshine still near
the Smythe county line en- Monday
night, and had a lively time. The
men got away but their still and fix
lures was all taken and destroyed. 1t
is said to have been the largest still
ever captured in this vicinity.
The following telegram explains
itself:
Lynchburg, Aug. 20.
Walter Thompson,
Pounding Mill. Va.
Come to Lynchburg, next train.
to accept sixty dollar Maryland posi-
tion'' Piedmont CoIIge
Misses Pearl Mcclure and Bertha
Scott, Cedar Bluff, returned Saturday
from several days trip to New York,
baltimore, Washington and Philadel-
phia. They were accompanied by Miss
Eta Hawkins of Tazewe ell.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. FotherigIl
of Paris, KY, and Miss Hattie
Wingo, Mrs. Fatherigll's sister, of
Cincinnati, were in Tazewell the first
of the week visiting relatives. They
left Tuesday night for their home
Miss Wingo has nice position with
one of the leading millinery establish
ments of Cincinnati.
The Fragrant Summertime" pas
: ses into history, with all the rest,
and the Melancholy Days" come on
apace. The past summer will be re-
membcred as the dry summer" but
with the exception Of the hay crop,
ous of the most q undant we have
eter had and f,om business stard
relnt, one of the quiet, ST, so far as
tas iown IL concerned. So say the
know INC one.