Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-17

terday on business. He joins the
majority, and reports the loss OF a
nice horse recently.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church Sunday at IL
a. M, and at Liberty at 8 p.. m. by
the pastor, L. H. Campbell.
Mr.. Hugh r. Hawthorne, of the
law firm of Henry and Graham and
hawthorne, has been absent from the
city several days on business.
Drs. Hess and Clark 8 Sheep Dip.
also Creosote Sheep Dip. One gallon
makes one hundred gallons dip.
Tazewell Supply Co.
PIGS FOR SALE-Thoroughbred
Berkshire pigs for sale-reasonable
prices. Call on or write,
S. O.-Wagner,
Pocahontas, Va.
A new Sunday School has been or
gained on Cavitt's Creek, with Mr..
Z. ii. Reynolds as SUPERB ntende mt.
with an enrolment of about fortv-five
to start with.
Car load Clinchfeld Portland Ce
ment-fresh from the mills. every
barrel guaranteed.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Lame back is usually caused bv
rheumatism OF the muscles OF the back
ior which you will find nothing better
than Cham5crlain's Imminent For
sale by all dealers.
We furnish wool bags. You can get
them at Peery AMI st Clair's store ar
at Tazewell Supply Co. If we can t
pay as much as any dealer here, don t
expect your wool
III G and NJ /. Peery
Mr.. S E. Rosehbaum has been i'll
Tor several weeks. part of the time
confined to his home on Tazewell
avenue. Rheumatism and slight
affection OF his heart has been
the cause of his illness.
A. G. Kiser is still confined to his
home in this town. Since slight
operation on his throat he is recover
ing from recent serious nerve trouble
and will soon be in his former good
health again.
Il. Il. Rhudy, of Burke's Garden.
reports 81 lambs from ten ewes.
with loos of only two of tie lambs
An increase of nearly two hundred
per cent in the flock in one year.
! ought to be satisfactory.
There will be an address on tenn
peranoc by Mrs. Ropp, of Virginia.
at the Methodist church Tuesday
night, at eight o'clock, and also
Wednesday afternoon at three: every
one earnestly requested to be present
Mr. j. c. Taylor, of Broad Ford
was here MONDAY. and stayed over to
the Democratic convention Tuesday.
MIR. Taylor says the wet weather is
retarding farm work very much in his
community.
The tenth did not lass without
frost, after all. There was slight
frost on the morning of the 10th, but
no harm was done. Heavy rains and
cool weather has kept the vegetation
back and delayed corn planting and
gardening.
a protracted meeting will begin at
Liberty Baptist church next Wednes-
day 18th. at 8 p. m. Preaching for a
series of days and nights by Revs.
King and Campbell. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to one and all t. at
tend these services.
Major A. j. Tynes and his daupb.
ter, MISS Hattie, left on Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the General
Assembly at Bristol, and the clcsinp
exercises of Stonewall Jackson Insti-
tute at Abingdon later. They drove
through the country
Mr.. j. w. Chapman, who has been
under treatment in Richmond, and
MIS-. chapman, who has been with
him, returned to the city last week.
Mr.. Chapman was benefited nv bis
stay in Richmond, and it is boped
will soon regain his strength and
health.
The Baptist people have decided
to commence the improvements on
their church building at once. A new
roof and new painting will be the
ilrst work done. The building COM
mittee, consisting of Rev. II. Fl.
Campbell, a. G. Kiser, C. H. Rev
nolds and j. A. Leslie are in charge
of this part of the work.
Captain Cooper, of Five Oaks. was
in town Wednesday, and reports the
death of nice yearling colt from
lock-jaw. The colt ran nail in its
foot a week or so ago, from the effect