Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-05-26

news.
w. j. Brooks, of Asberry, was
visitor to Tazewell Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young
at Grafton fine boy.
C. H. Reynolds left yesterday for
Washington county to visit relatives.
New and latest designs in wall pa
per. Tazewell Supply Co.
5-ply rubber garden hose IL 1-2c
per foot. The Tazewel Supply Co.
Mr.. w. A. Scott has been confined !
to his home for several days this |
week by illness.
Special prices on cooking stoves,
ranges, furniture, mattresses, bed
springs, etc. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Jas. F. Hurt, the insurance man,
was home this week from an extern
sive tour in the interest of his bust
ness.
Ralph aoode, a graduate pharma-
cist. of Richmond, lately connected
with the Landon Drug Co.. of Poca-
hontas, has accepted position with
DR.. John E. Jackson in Tazewell.
Bordeaux mixture in quarts, half
gallon and gallon cans. Spray pumps,
different sizes. The Tazewell Supply
Co.
Busy preparations are going for
ward, and have been for sometime,
for the closing exercises of the High
School next week. The exercises be-
gin on Monday night.
The aviation meet advertised for
Bluefield the last of the month will
afford Tazewell people the first OPP
portunity to see flying machine.
Tazewell will be we'll represented at
the meet.
Mrs. Maggie White Mcmillan, of
Fort Valley, Ga, arrived in Tazewcll
this week and is the guest of friends
and relatives.
"Aunt Nicky" Hartman. of Blue
stone, was taken to the hospital at
Marion Wednesday morning. The
woman has been in bad health for
several years.
Mrs. Geo. w. Litz, of Hurley, w.
Va, is the guest this week of Mrs.
w. G. HARRISON. Mr.. Litz, who is
with the Ritter Lumber Company will
spend the week end here also.
Mr.. A. L. Steele, formerly of
Tazewell, now of Lexington, Va, has
been in the community this week on
business. He is highly pleased with
his new home in the Shenandoah Val
ley.
LOST-A pair of gold pinch eye
glasses were lost on the street here
Monday. Finder will be suitably re-
warded if returned to this office.
Crockett Showers, of Cove Creek,
was here during the week OH bust
ness. He was thoughtful in slipping
can of fine maple syrup in his sad
die pockets for the editors table.
Thanks. If some one will furnish a
little buckwheat to go along with the
syrup we will have several good Sun
day breakfasts.
The family of the late John G..
Bundy desire to express their most
hearty appreciation of the kindness
and attention shown them by their
neighbors and friends during the i'll
ness and at the time of the death of
their father.
Bordeaux mixture, quart cans, 45c.
Half gallon cans, $1.O0; gallon cans,
$3.50. Different kinds of spray
pumps. Phone us your order. Our
bordeaux mixture is chemically pre-
pared, and is of the best quality. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
Ballard Payne. the brigh. young
son of Capt. w. T. Payne, was here
on Tuesday. and reported the pref
test field of corn he ever had at this
season. but grass quite short.
w. j. Brooks, Asbury, called to
see US, and subscribed for the
Southern Planter. This excellent
publication is being more widely read
in this section, and the result will be
seen in better farming.
Mr.. D. c. Lowe makes his an.
nouncement in this issue as a candi-
date for Supervisor in Maiden Spring
District. Mr.. Lowe is a sensible.
practical man, and would, no doubt,
make good officer.
Thomas M. Hawkins announces his
candidacy for Commissioner of the
Revenue for the Jacksonville Dis
trict. Mr.. Hawkins is we'll known in
this county, has quite an extensive
family connection, and will receive a