Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-11-24

TaZewell Supply Co.
Every premium offered in this paper
is guaranteed. Read the list over and
be wise.
The ladies of the Tazewell Gene
terry Association have fixed the 18th
and 10th of December as the dates
for holding the annual Christmas
Bazaar. Further announcement of the
bazaar will he made in the local
press.
FOR SALE-A strong, serviceable
buggy, which has not been long in
use. Terms moderate. ---
Apply to Rev: Thomas Mowbray,
Graham. Va.
Any one wanting wire fences built
should call on Alex Sayers, the old
reliable fence builder. His work and
prices are always right.
Mrs. G.. j. Moss has returned from
her vlist, anG the home on Mechanics
Avenue has lost it's funereal aspects,
and is bright once more. The same
with Clint.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
IL a. m. and in Mays Chapel at 3
p. m.
The Thanksgiving sermon in Burke's
Garden will be preached on Thanks
giving day at IL m. by Rev. S. o.
Hall.
The old blacksmith shop, near
town, on the property of Mayor II. G..
Peeiy, of North Tazewell, has been
torn down, and the timbers from the
building used rs kindling wood.
Wyatt Edwards found buggy robe
on the street one day this week,
which he left at this office. Party
who lost same will please call ut this
office and get it.
The subscription list has been en-
larged by several new names and re-
newals this week in response to the
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subscriptions from Mrs. w. p. Whit
ley, North TaZewell. If there were
more like her how the list would
! grow May her tribe increase
The squeal of the porker is heard
in TIE land. The past week has been
good "hog kiln weather, and
many of them have been slaughtered.
Pork is selling for about 8 cents, the
hog around.
Mr.. E. p. Moore, North Tazewell,
/ $ on an extended visit west. He will
visit relatives in Missouri, Oklahoma
City and Texas, and return via Tenn
essee. When he will return he did not
know when he left He has given
himself free hand and unlimited
time. Now watch, if Ed don't have
the Western fever when he gets back.
AT recent congregational meeting
held in the First Presbyterian church,
Staunton, DR.. Frazer Pastor and Mr..
Pancake Taylor and DR.. a. l.. Tynes
Elder, and will be ordained and in
stalled as such early in December.
DR.. A. l.. Tynes is son of Major
and Mrs. A. j. Tynes, this town.
The Rev. w. w. Hicks, of Burke's
Garden charge, Methodist church, was
in town last Saturday on his way to
his appointment at Central church.
He requested that an announce ment
be made that the first quarterly meet
ing would be held at Mt. Olivet
church, Nov. 25 and &c. The meeting
of circuit stewards for fixing the pas
tors salary is cal led for Saturday,
the same time and place
Mr.. A. Cummings, of Pittsburg.
Pa, head of the corporation which
owns large coal tracts in the nor thern
part of the county, was at Tazewell
several days this week as the guest of
his friend and business associate, MIR.
Henry Preston. Cashier of the Bank |
of Clinch Valley.
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next Thursday in the Lutheran church
at IL O. clock. Rev. L. III. Campbell.
pastor of the Baptist church, will
preach the sermon. All the churches
and ministers of the town are expect
ed to take part.
Miss Mary Johnston, the famous
authoress and suffragette, of Rich
mond, and Mrs. Ben Valentine,
leading in social circles in Richmond,
will lecture in Tazeweli next week on
Woman Suffrage in Virginia. The
question of votes for women has
never been agitated to geat extent
thereais county, but aside from that,
who 5,pany women in TazeweIl
t una exercise it MORE inteIl Iarsgs
'han some men of our acnSs, eons'y