Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-07-14
PARAMOUNT HOTEL
MRS. l.. c. DICKINSON.
Proprietress
Rates, $3.50 per Day.
ST. PAUL, VA.

FEVER. ne case Is Salu 10 ne Il very
mild one, and no serious apprehensions
are felt.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Alexander and her
young daughter, Virginia, of St
Paul, are here on summer vacation.
Just unloaded car Bluefeld ice, can
make prompt deliveries. Tazewell
Supply Co.
The Iron Lithia Springs at Tip Top
will give a free dance in their hotel
Saturday night, July 18th Music
will be furnished by the Ketysonc or
chestra.
Mr.. G. T. Gerald, of Unaka, an
nounces himself candidate for the
office of constable for Jefrersonville
district, and asks the support of all
the old soldiers as well as of the vot-
ers generally.
Rev. S. B. Vaught, Financial Sec
rotary of Emory and Henry College,
was in the community this week. MIR.
Vaught is very successful pastor
aud preacher just such as is badly
needed in the pulpits.
Don't fail to read the advertise
ments of the schools, farms for sale,
etc., in this issue.
White and yellow corn, oats, chop,
hay, and chicken feed Tazewell
Supply Co.
From some unaccountable oversight
our usually keen eyed reporter omit
ted to mention the visit here of Mrs.
II. E. Peery. of Nebraska. She, with
her two pretty young daughters,
reached Tazewell last week for
summers visit to Mrs. Pecry's par
ents, Captain and Mrs. A. J. Tynes.
A report comes to the Office that
the children of Willard Thompson,
who lives on the branch above town,
were attacked by rats last Thursday
night. and narrowly escaped injury.
Mr.. Thompson has taken the neces-
sary precaution to prevent IA recur-
renee of the attack by the rodents.
SHROPSHIRE BUCKS-Fifteen pure
bred Shropshire buck lambs, also one
yearling buck for sale Any one
wanting nice lambs will do well to
call or write at once. H. Reynolds,
North Tazewell, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. J. P. Surface, of Roa-
noke, and Mrs. w. j. Shelton. of
harrisburg, after most delightful
visit to their relatives here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. r. Surface, have returned
to their homes. joe has almost
entirely recovered from the rheuma-
tism, which has had him in its grip
!, for several years, and he now feels
and looks like new man.
T.B. Hillman, proprietor and man
ager of the Coeburn Bottling Works.
was here on business Tuesday, and
paid this office pleasant visit. 1t is
always pleasure to shake hands with
Tom. He carries sunshine with him
even on the darkest day. His bottling
works have prospered greatly and
grown beyond the expectation of it's
projectors. Honest goods and honest
= dealing in them, will always succeed.
The excursion to Norfolk advertised
by the N. and w. for July 18th, will
be taken advantage of by a goodly
number of people from this section.
The fare of $5 for the round trim
from Bluefield is astonishingly low,
less than half fare one way See ad
in another column.
j. P. Surface, of Roanoke, is here
on visit to his brother, George R.
Surface. His health has greatly i'm
proved. He is entirely free of rheu-
matism and looks and feels like a new
man.
Horse show day was attended bv
quite large crowd of people from
] the county, and number from Blue
field and few from West Virginia.
There was very little doing in the
way of sales. Some "swoppin' &"
went on in "Boneyard alley" remind
: ing one of the court days of years
ago. The price of horses is said to be
declining, but good stock still COM
rlands good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbler and Mrs.
Kimbler's mother. Mrs. Hash, of the
west. are in the county. They reach
IS ed Tazewell last week and will re-
main month or two, and sell their
property and settle up the estate of
( the late John w. Thompson 1t is un-
aerstocd that there are several bid
4ers for the bluegrass farm on Clinch,
aast of town. The house and lot on
axeweil avenue, now occupied by
Z MI Joseph T. Wright. the property
b nf Mrs. Kimhier. is also for sale. and