Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-16


be cut off at any time for repairs to
the system, you will be notified by
three long blows of the laundry whis-
tie.
/ LOST WATCH. Open face, silver
watch, Waltham movement, short
piece of raw hide attached. Lost on
Monday morning between residence
Of A. j. Steele and the Tazewell
Mill. Finder will be suitably reward |
ed if returned to News office or own
er. graf RUBLE.
Edward Yost and Miss Mamie
Hager, of Unaka, were married by
Rev. S. o. Hall at the manse Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Geo. E. Manhood, formerly of
Burke's Garden, died at her home in
Graham last week after lingering
illness. Mrs. Manhood was Miss
Woods, of near Grafton before her
marriage.
There seems to have been good
deal of rain in Eastern Virginia this
season. We should have had it up in
this section where things grow. You
can't raise anything in East Virginia
anyway, except rabbits.
Wanted to buy poplar and Ign cord
wood. Write us for specifications.
Bluestone Mattress and Pillow Com
pany, Graham, Va.
New books at Jackson's: "The
Miller of Old Church." by Ellen
GLASGOW; The "Long ROLL" by Mary
Johnston.
Rev. j. Stuart French, of Nash
vile, Tenn, a former pastor of the
Methodist church at Tazewell preach
ed the annual sermon before the stu
dent body of Emory and Henry Col
lege last Sunday.
Bane Higginbotham and family, of
Florida, have returned to Virginia to
spend the summer. They will spend
good part % the summer at the
springs near Tip Top.
Mrs. A. b. Buchanan left Wednes-
day night for Richmond to enter the
JohnsonWillis hospital for treat
ment. She was accompanied by Mr.
Buchanan.
No. 3 perfection oil cooking stove
with glass doors, oven complete,
$16.75
Same stove, less cabinet, 1900.
These stoves burn coal oil, and give
perfect satisfaction. The Tazewell
Supply Co.
Bowen Greever, Miss Clara Carpen-
ter and Miss Maybele Greever are
spending a vacation with camping
party on Kings Mountain, near
Charlotte, N. C..
New stock of furniture, iron and
brass beds, cotton and felt mattress
es. The Tazewell Supply Company.
Mr.. R. C. Chapman's Overland
auto has arrived and will be put into
service today. The car is five seat
ed, forty horse power car.
Squire H. G. Peery's car is ex
pected this week, too.
Bordeaux Mixture and spray pumps
Tazewell Supply Company.
l either left my umbrella some
where or some one borrowed it. In
either event please tell me about it;
my initials are on the gold band and
81 II
Miss Bertha Scott and Miss Sadie
Mcclure, two pretty young ladies
from Cedar Bluff, were here on Tues
day, and frightened up this office by
pleasant visit. The young ladies
say that Cedar Bluff is glad the Sun
day school convention is coming, and
will give it royal welcome.
Joseph Cregar, of Thompson VAL
ley. had the misfortune to lose his
right eye last week by getting
samll piece of steel inbedded i'm the
ball. He went to Bluefeld and con-
suited DR.. Thomas f. Peery, who adj
vised the removal of the eye at once,
which was done. Mr.. Cregars mis-
fortune is regretted by his numerous
friends in the county.
The tent, purchased by the Presby-
terians, in which to hold religious
services and which has been used here
during two summers, has been erect
ed again. 1t is planned to have, dur
ing this summer, a prayer meeting
every Thursday night and preaching
service every Sunday night All de-
nominations are asked to cooperate.
New addition to our stock. Latest
patterns in wall paper and coal oil
cooking stoves at reduced prices. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
Kismet flour, per barrel, So. so.
Washburn Crosby's Gold medal, 500
s.x.1 la