Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-12-01

j. G. BUSTON.
FOR SALE-A strong, serviceabe
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.
You cannot please your friends more
than by giving them good photo
graphs of yourself at Christmas. 1t
will be worth your while to look at
the new styles for Christmas photos
at Blacks.
Your photograph must he made now
if finished by Christmas.
You can save money by calling on
Pobst for anything in the jew elryline.
Mr.. G. w. Boothe, and his son,
who have been living in the West end
of the county for a number of years,
moved this week to the farm of
Henry S. Bowen, near Wittens Mills,
where they will reside next year.
The weather this week has been
decidedly winterish just little
| too cold for a big snow.
Hon. Henry C. Stuart was here this
week, witnes in the Russell county
road case, being triedin the court here
j. M. Pruett, Shrader and l.. d.
Ball, of West End, were here on We'd
nesday, and transacted business with
} our boo kkeeper.
Pobst expects jewerly drummer
with him on Friday, Dec. Sth., with
complete line of jewelry. Anyone
wanting anything special will do we'll
to call on that date.
Fodder is So a load, corn rs cents
a bushel, pork z 1-2 and 8 cents and
butter % cents.
u WANTED-All the good milling
wheat that you have to sell. Will
pay the highest market price. Cash
or trade. Bring it in to us at once.
STAR MILLING CO., INC.
! Inadvertently we omitted to mention
the visit of Mrs. Mary Mccoy Litz,
of Utah, to her old home and friends
here. She is visiting her son, Jas.
Lawson and mother, "Aunt" Mahala
, Burnett, and number of friends in
the community, all of whom are glad
to see her again.
The Tazewell Produce Company has
bought nearly 200 bushels of walnuts
this season, so far, paying 40 and so
cents bushel for them, delivered.
You will find well selected stock
of jewelry at Pobst's.
Robt. Tarter, Simon Kelly, John
w. Whit, C. w. Boothe and other
good friends of this paper called to
see us this week, as did also 10.
Davidson. These loyal members of
the Elect Glass transacted business
WIN our DOOk-keeper.
The wind "cut some shines" last
Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Nervous people were unable to sleep
soundly. In some places fodder was
literally scattered to the four
winds, scandalous, "as ,one man put it.
Call and see for yourself and be
convinced that Pobst has the best
stock of toilet cases to be bought in
the city.
Bring us your buck-wheat to grind.
(only on Friday or we will buy it
from you. Cash or trade. STAR
MILLING CO., INC,
The candidates, most of those who
'also RAM, were here on Monday.
having returned from their trip up
Salt River and were feeling fine.
T. l.. Francis, Commissioner.
brought to this office on Monday
fine specimen of Early Rose potatoes
the incest shown here this season.
Also fine specimen of Johnson Fine
Winter and Virginia Beauty apples.
The editor ate the apples and will
save the potatoes to- plant next
spring.
Mr.. George Harrison, the well
known Deputy Marshall, who has,
been ill at his home on TazeweIl
Avenue for some time, suffered !
slight stroke of paralysis last Satur-
day evening, and his family and
friends are uneasy and anxious about s
him. 1t will be recalled that he had a [
slight stroke last May, from which j
ne had not entirely recovered. This I
second strose has effected the entire S
right side of his body. He is MT con- a
hned to his bed, but is unable to C
mov@around except in his room. He h
is reported improved at this writing. o