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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-15
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29


Newton Burress. sixteen year old
boy. was arrested at Maxwell Monday
by detective Dick Fisher and brought
to jail here. Burress is charged with
disturbing public worship, and other
oifenses aginst the peace and dignity
of the Common wealth.
Mrs. John p. Gose took no part in
the baby show, though of course she
has one or two very pretty ones of
proper age. She said if a premium
had been offered for "the best collec-
ton" she would have gone in to win.
DR.. w. p. Hall, of Norton, passed
through town Tuesday night enrout to
Buckingham county. having been
called there by the death of his faith
er, Thomas B. Hall. Mr.. Hall was
deputy clerk of Buckingham county.
DR.. r. P. Copenhaver, Fred r.
Steele, S. b. Thompson and C. j.
Moss will leave next week to attend
the Lexington trots at Lexington. XIV.
Mrs. Fulton Kegley, of Bland coun-
ty, has been with her husband, Jud &c
kegley. the past week.
BE in some Sunday School next
Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29

Rev. T. H. Campbell, Coeburn
will preach in the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Everybody is invited. A full attend.
ance of the members of the church is
requested. Sunday School and Rally
Day services at O:45. Come and
bring someone with you.
1t is learned that the Republican
candidates for Clerk, Tresauere and
Sheriff in Buchanan county have with
drawn from the race and have left
the field open to the Democrats in
that county. with the exception of a
few minor offices. Conditions in Dick
enson county are said to be favorable
to Democratic success also.
Mrs. Isaac Pierce ~wil leave TODAY
for visit to Giles county.
Fresh fish today and tomorrow.
c. T. Peery and Co.
Mr.. Werth is getting strong again
and is getting about town as usual.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29


j. P Cameron and his charming
daughter, Miss Ethel, Graham. were
here yesterday.
Attorney John Henry Smith, Leba-
non, is in the city on business.
Supervisor Wagner was here on
Wednesday, and reports that he has
purchased road building outfit, and
will go ahead and build mile or so
of road by force account and find out
just what the cost is for building
roads. In this way he will be able to
act more intelligently in letting fu-
ture contracts.
Rev. Mr.. Wiley and the Methodist
ministers of this section, leave on
Monday for Conference, which meets
at Morristown, Tenn, Oct. 4th Pre-
siding Elder Kelly will not return to
this circuit as his four years is out.
Everybody regrets to lose him. Rev.
Mr.. Wiley will be returned, of course.
Rev. G. r. Brown and MIR. j. P.
Royal, senatorial candidates, return.
ed Wednesday night from visit tc
Dickinson county. Mr.. Brown says
everything is lovely for Democratic
success this fall. MIR. Royal ditto
Republican success.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29

Miss Alice Thompson. daughter of
w. I. Thompson, of Thompson VAL
ley, and DR.. I. Paul Peery, the well
known young veterinary surgeon,
were married at the home of the
bride Wednesday morning by Rev w.
w. Carson. The wedding was inform
al, only few of the relatives and
close friends of the parties being pre-
sent. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Peery left on an extended wed
ding tour to Washington, Baltimore,
Richmond and other eastern cities.
f. E. Cregar, son of john Cregar,
who has been in Colorado for several
years, arrived at his home here last
week. Mr.. Cregar has been in very
bad health for sometime, and was in
a western hospital for several months
The editor is under obligations to
John p. Gose for the present of a
sack of flour and buckwheat flour
which he had on exhibition at the
Fair. The season of buckwheat cakes
and sausage gravy is not far off, and
we are prepared for it.
Mr.. Henry Zimmerman and family
of Wythe, are visiting friends in this
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29

We are requested to announce that.
the meeting of the Daughters of the
Confederacy has been changed from
the first Tuesday in October to the
second Tuesday in October at the res
idence of Mrs. A. G. Kiser.
Miss Barbara Reynolds left Tazewe'i
last Friday for Grun dy, where she
will teach music the coming winter.
L. b. Warren, the owner of the
postofiice building and equipment has
installed new boxes, and fixtures,
which now makes the Tazewell post
office the best equipped in this whole
section.
If any one doubts any longer that
alfalfa can be grown in Tazewel he
is invited to look at lot sown by
George Lewis, on Tazewell Avenue,
for H. P Britain. 1t is about one
month old. and is nearly ready to cut.
The stand is fine with the exception
of few little patches. 1t looks as
well as any one could ask, and is
another positive demonstration that
this fine clover will flourish in Taze-
we'll Mr.. S. d. May also has very
promising patch. The editor had
sample of his fourth crop, now grow
ing. at the Fair. notwithstanding,
there are still doubling Thomases.
Miss Evelyn St. Clair, who was
operated upon for appendicitis in the
Bluefield hospital Wednesday,, is get
ting along nicely.
t. R. Smoot, who is in the same
hospital, is getting along nicely.
Miss Lena Kelley will leave tomor-
row for Falls M ills to be governess
this winter in the home of Mr.. Carr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29

Somebody please state what has be-
come of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement in the town and county?
Miss Amy Weech, secretary of the
young peoples department of the w.
c. L. u, of Alexandria,, Va, will
deliver lecture in the Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon at d O'Clock
Miss Dora Roberts, of Lebanon, was
in Tazewell Wednesday and was the
guest of her friend, Mrs. w. G,
O'Brien. She is enroute to Trinidad,
Colo, where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29

| James H. McNeer, cashier of the
First National Bank of Pocahontas,
was in Tazewell Wednesday to get his
commission and give bond as a notary
public
Mr.. PRESLEY Thomas, the horse
trainer, is in Roanoke this week with
two Tazewell race horses-Sam D.
and Little Bertha.
The State Democratic Committee
have announced the official returns of
the recent primary for United States
Senators. The vote is as follows:
Jones, 81, lis; Martin. 64,116;
Glass, %, 428; Swanson, 66, 921.
w. T. Hufford. former resident
of North Tazewell, died suddenly on
Dry Fork, w. Va, Tuesday. The re-
mains were brought to Tip Top for
burial yesterday.
Mr.. &c. McNulty has been engaged
by the Supervisor of Clear Fork Dis
trict to build section of road near
Bailey's.
All the Sunday Shoots of the town
will meet in the Baptist church on
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. The
service will last one hour. Reports
will be heard from the different
schools, and the BanDer presented to
the winning school. Every body in
some school next Sunday" Be there.
Press Angles was here on Tuesday
to square his account on our books.
Angles is foreman for S. J. rhomp
son, and has been for 20 years. He
says Sam is the best fellow in the
world to work for.
A buggy robe was left in the Agri-
cultural building at the Fair. The
owner can get same by calling at this1
office.
Blacks pictures of the Agricultural
exhibits. taken at the Fair. can be
seen in Pobst's show window. Thew
are nice pictures, well taken and
finished. Black is an expert photo
grapher. His pictures are always
good. and of course seldom fail to
please even the mos critical.
Mr.. William Thompson, of Thomp-
son Valley, was brought to the hosp
ital here last Friday. suffering from
injuries sustained by being thrown
from a horse. He is recovering nicely
md will be out in short time.
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
MINGTON CLUBS
IN CRUCIAL GAMES

The All-Wilmington Leaguers will
come back in brace of Saturday
games tomorrow, results of which will
have important bearing on the pen
nant chances. Because of rain the
clubs were unable to play last Satur-
day. and in consequence are in fine
form for the Saturday games. The
schedule shows the champion Park
side team up against Highland, the
second position team, and as either
team has chance for the pennant
honor, the game ought to be the best
of the day Ashley, which has Slip
ped into thir hole. will tackle Tommy
Dougherty's fast Hillside team at
Ashley. and Judging from the speed
the Hillside boys have been showing
the suburbanites will have to go hard
70 win. The reorganizated Merwick
team has Vandever to play, while Far
mars Birds will try again for a vic
tory over Rockford. All I'm all Il is
one of the best schedules of the sea-
son, and should draw many fans.
The umpire assignments for the
day are:
Vandeyer VS.. Merwick- -Dougherty.
Hillside VS.. Ashley-Jamison
Parkside vs. ighland-Maxwell.
Orioles vs.. Rockford-Taggart.
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
GROCERS GET
READY TO PICNIC

The following committee has been
appointed by the Retail Grocers' As
sociation 20 arrange plans for the out
ing to be held at Brandywine Springs
on August II:
e. X. Thompson, chairman, w. f.
Skellenger, secretary; A. L. Carey,
Fred Reilly, W. r. Dare, and e. f.
Denney.
The feature of the outing will be
the baby contest The Freebooter Com
pany of Philadelphia has offered a
baby coach for the best baby IN the
park, the day of the outing. between
the age Of six months and one and a
half years.
The committee has made up a pro-
gram of ten athletic events as fol-
lows:
Hobble skirt race, barrel race
squabble race. fat mems race, potato
race, three-legged race, 100 yard
dash, pie eating contest, egg race ant
la ball game between the east anC
west side grOcers.
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
CROWDS AT SPRINGS.

Attendance at Brandywine Springs
Park yesterday was q. record-breaker
except when some special local Or
holiday celebration was on. Three
excursions from Philadelphia, num-
bering over 1000 people came hero
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
on special trains and in addition to
this number the Wilson Line brought
four times that number. There were
1,lO0 people for the park on the boat
and other boats brought almost as
many The crowds were going and
coming all day. The next big local
event at the park will be Grocer's
Day on Thursday next.
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
MYERS SHOWS
CLASS In BOX
New Chick TwIrler Beat Out
Harrisburg After Losing
First Game

Pete Cassidy. manager of tho
Chicks. spent the night here, and left
for Trenton this morning to join the
team. The Chicks play there today
and tomorrow. and will be home to-
morrow night
Myers. the new Chick pitcher. comes
from the Sunbury team of the Susque-
hanna League, and is rated as a
conner. He did splendid work against
Harrisburg yesterday afternoon, set
ting too hot pace for Joe Myers, the
veteran, and Jessop, and winning out
in the eleventh. He did his best work
while men were on bases by keeping
his hits scattered after the fifth in
ming He did not pass a man during
the game. With Myers on the pitching
staff the team ougt to go better now.
Although he lost the first game of
the Harrisburg series on Wednesday,
Myers was satisfied he could beat the
Ponies If supported. and his twirling
yesterday demonstrated that he could
throw the trick The team back of
him played a splendid article of ball
Marhefka's double, with two men on,
won the game for the Chicks.
Schaffer, an outfielder from Clear
field. Of the Susquehanna League, took
Moreland's place in center field TO-
day. Cassidy is after several more
men who are expected to show local
fans a good article of ball during the
next home series.
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
LOCAL CLUBS In
TOSS UP GAME
Gas Co. and dupont Will Play
for HOnOrS at Front and
Union

Gas Company and DUPONT will again
endeavor to get together tomorrow at
Front and Union. Both teams have
been practicing overtime this week. as
each club considers these games the
most important in the /. c. schedule.
AS one player was heard to remark
1--WE would rather beat that bunch
than win the pennantF The old-time
rivalry is still held by the players,
most Of them having made wagers al
the beginning Of the season that his
favorite would win out, and as the
two teams have been able to meet only
twice, owing to rain, the enthusiasm
of their followers has been pent up to
the bursting point. In order to give a
strictly local aspect to the game both
clubs will use only their best regular
men, so that there can be no doubt
that the winner will be victorious
strictly on the merits OF the regular
men.
This request has been made by the
donor of the special cup to the winner
Of this series, as he desires to see tn:
spirit of last year again in evidence
when both clubs used only their rsgu.
lar lineup of the season
The line-up will be as follows:
Gas ompany-Zearfoss, catcher;
Young, pitcher; Mannering, first base;
Byron, second base; Duncan, third
base; Johnson, shortstop; Banner. left
field; Townsend, centre field; Hoch
right field.
duPont-Flood, catcher; Barr, pitch
er; Crew, first base; Shuler, ssconC
base; Osborne. third base; Burke
shortstop; Harrington, left field; Win
gate, centre field; Prsntiss. right field
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
BELLEVUE HAS
FAST GAME AHEAD
VIII Go Up Against CheSIey
on MOntrOSe Field on
Saturday

Bellevue will play Chesley az Mont
rose tomorrow afternoon. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock. Bellevue s
lineup will be rs follows: o. Molloy,
catcher; r. eaton. pitcher or right
fied: l.. Pyle, pitcher or right ield;
Rowan, pitcher; H. Molloy. first base;
Riley, second base; +. Dawson, short
stop; II. Morris, third base; l..
Thorpe. left field; w. Heald, centre
field; A. Pyle, right field; Wilkes,
right field; Mullin, right field.
Bellevue has lost the services Of
e. Baldwin, their star third baseman.
They will miss his playing consider
ably, but hope to make up for this
loss. His absence will necessitate the
shifting Of Morris to third; II. Mol
10y to first while Riley will be,tried on
second. Bellevue has six games re-
naming on their schedule as follows:
August u. Chesley, at home; August
49, St. Aloysius. at home; August 26
Olivet, at home; September 2, Rooh.
wood mot settled) September 4, a
m, Oliyet, away; p. m, Olivet a
.s2seme.
While Bellevue has a very difficul
schedule they hope 70 win the ma
iority of games. Although Bellevue
Is only a 15-year-old team they have
played 16 and 17-year-old teams
throughout the season. Their record
OF ten won and four lost is one foI
any team to be proud of for the first
year they have been together. Belle
vue expects to make the strong
Cheelev team 20 hard 10 win and
assure them of a good game
Evening journal., 1911-08-11
MAY CHANGE CITY
BANK EACH YEAR
Finance Committee and Bank
erS Consider Method to
Give all a Turn

II plans, now under consideration
by the finance committee of City
Council relative to the placing of the
city's money in the local repositories,
are carried out the active account of
the city would rotate among the
banks which are members of the Will
mington Clearing House Association,
one bank to be the active bank each
year.
At present the Union National Bank
is the active bank of the city and has
been since 1907 The finance COM
mittee of Council has not taken any
0ormal action in the matter yet, but
an ordinance probably will be intro
duced providing for the same in the
near future.
The proposed change is the out
come of a conference held between
the finance committee and representa-
tives of the various banking institu-
tons on Wednesday evening, July 26,
- formulate a method for an equit-
able distribution of the city's funds.
IL is understood that a proposition
was made that in case Of a tempor-
airy loan being desired all the banks
should make it Jointly.
As a result of the conference the
following letter was sent to the chair
man of the finance committee by Off
cials Of the National Bank of Della
ware and National Bank Of Whining
ton and Brandywine, the Central Ma
tional Bank. the First National Bank
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company and the Wilmington
Trust Company, making these sugges
tions.
First. A yearly rotation of tn,
active account Of City Council among
the banks and trust companies which
are now members Of the Clearing
House Association, such members be
ing: National Bank of Delaware
National Bank of Wilmington an,
Brandywine. Union National Bank
Farmers Bank, at Wilmington, Firs
National Bank, Central National Bank
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, Security Trust and Safe Deposi
Company and the Wilmington Trus
Company, such active bank being re
quired to pay per cent. only on sucl
balance in excess of $4,000, this q
partly compensate for the larg
amount of work necessary in handling
such account.
Second The other banks and trus
companies, members of the Clearing
House Association, should be desig
mated as depository banks in an equit
able division Of the city funds. takinl
into consideration at all times tn
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EoR sALE-LARGE SAFE. APPLY 5o7
l. EQUITABLE BUILDING. jy20.1m
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
11O3 WEST ST. as-Im
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ID UBLIC SALE
L Mitchell runabout with magnetic and full
equipment to be sold al public auction for
the high dollar az the garage Of H. T. OF
teni, 916 Shiplcy ST., Saturds', Aug. IL,
. p. m. alO-2t
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HERscHEL A NORRIS. Prin.
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