Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-12-15

Mems suits and over coats at cos t.
j. S. and A. Gillespie, THE BIG
STORE.
Don't forget to pay your subscrip-
ton to your county paper. The editor
and his family II cd money at this
season as we'll as other people.
MIR. Jas. T. Peery, of Burke S
Garden, reports pig, butchered in
Burke's Garden last week by Morgan
Wynn, which weighed 563 pounds.
The hog was throug Inbred Berk-
shire, two years old, bred by X. NJ.
Lawson. Send us your report.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moore,
near Pocahontas, fine democrat, and
his name is Henry Stuart after his
illustrious kinsman, the next COVER
nor of Virginia.
Silk handkerchicfs in all the late
shades, just what the boys like, at
THE BIG STORE.
All the late styles in FURS, from
81 to $50 at THE BIG STORE.
The opening of the postal savings
bank in Tazcwell has been postponed
until the eleventh of January.
Lawrence, the yonug son of MIR.
and Mrs Joseph L. Wright, has abou
recovered from the bad attack of
pneumonia, which confined him to
his home for several days.
The spelling bee tomorrow evening
in the High School chapel will he an
event. Now watch us misspell "A sim
pie word.
On tomorrow night an entertainment
Twill be given in the moving picture
theater for the cemetery association
fund. Besides fine pictures Mrs.
O'Keeife will give n recitation. A
crowd will be there.
Mrs. T. C. Bowen and her children
are in Burke's Garden on n visit. ,.A,<..
Eugene Pierce, who has been here
ON visit to his parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Isaac Pierce, has returned to his
work Jewell Ridge.
I a new baby arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Bottimore n
week ago. just little late for last
weeks Register.
Silk hose and half hose in fancy
boxes at THE BIG STORE.
M. II. Kinzer, w. d. Jones, Mr..
j. r. II. Stephenson, of Clear Fork.
were here on Tuesday, and called to
see US.
Handkerchicfs for the whole family
at THE BIG STORE.
Muflers from % cents to $3.50 at
THE BIG STORE.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach next
Sunday at II a. m. and at 4p. m.
The afternoon service will be espec
tally for the young people.
White, black. tan, pink and blue
silk hose, put up single pair in leath
eret box at THE BIG STORE.
Mr.. Jas. Ruble, good old man.
died at his home on the farm of w.
ID. Jones, last Monday night. No par
ticulars are given.
You should see the ALTMAN
neckwear on sale at the BIG STORE.
ii the new things in Jabots and
side frills at the BIG STORE.
NOTASEME hosiery in silk and
Isle at THE BIG STORE.
A large flock of Burke's Garden
turkeys, enroute to the depot for
shipment, were forced into a small.
open pen at Grafton, temporarily, and
AZ of them smothered to death in
few minutes. The turkeys were
dressed at once, and hence, not total
loss. They belonged to Mr.. M. l..
Peery. Our informant is A. B. White.
the obliging mail carrier.
Slippers for the whole family at
THE BIG STORE.
Table linen and napkins at THE BIG
Just few Wooltex and Printzesd
suits and coats at greatly reduces
prices. j. S. and A. p. Gillespie.
THE BIG STORE.
Late things in hand bags at the
BIG STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGraw were
'ere on Monday, shopping, driving
all, long legged, high-headed, good
ooking, mule. The mule was on its
.ood behavior, and walked out of
own as nicely as any horse could
ave done. This doesn't mean that
hat same male could not make
indlmg wood of an ordinary wagon
everything was just right.