Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-26
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"PHOToS THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, - Tazewell, Va.

Main Street, - Tazewell, Va.
Very few of the old topers remained
on the water wagon show day-many
are still off
Car OF sugar in transit-will arrive
in day or so.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Alexander Walthall Tabor, Falls
Mills, Confederate veteran. Post
Master at Falls Mills and Sunday
School teacher, and number of other
tings. too numerous OF mention, was
here on Monday. and was appointed
delegate to the big reunion at Macon.
Ga tn represent Browne Hartman
Camp. He says he is going. Alex
has been as far as to Roanoke from
Falls Mills, since the war, we believe
he said and rightly thinks that he is
due hims elf little jaunt abroad.
~ lbs rice for soc; ~ boxes
Glossola shoe polish, Use; full cream
cheese. per Id. 25c; 25c extracts,
zoe; and many other things.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
The closing exercises of the Bear
Wallow public school will take place
next Monday, the 10Th, beginning at
2 p. m. Prof. Bowen has gotten up
an attractive program of songs, reci-
tations, plays, dialogues. etc, etc.
and great time is expected. The
editor of this paper acknowl lodges
with thanks. al invitation to be pre-
sent.
Mr.. C. w. Caldwell, travelling
representative of the Combination
Chimney and Safety Burner Com
pany, was in Tazewell this week.
Mr.. Caldwell states that the chimney
and burner business is brisk-that
everybody is using them. Mr.. Cald-
well is patentee of the household
necessity and knows how to sell them
Rev. E. l.. Richie will fill his
regular appointment at Central
Church, Burke's Garden, next Sunday
morning AND will preach at the Luth =
eran Chapel in the afternoon, when
the Sunday School will be reorganiz-
ed at that place for the summer.
The Lutherans of Tazewell church
organized their Sunday School last
Sunday a. M, and will begin work
regularly next Sunday. They took an
offering for the Japan Mission last
Sunday as a preliminary, which
amounted to $2150.
Mountain" John Helmandol,er
needs the assistance of his friends
and acquaintance. On April 18th,
returning from his work in the coal
fields, he was thrown from ,the train
near North Tazewell, and his right
arm severely broken. His suit case,
with all his money, $5S, was lost or
stolen. The physicians say it will be
months before he will be able to
work. DR.. Greever starts the sub
scriptIon with 81 cash. The people
here will be glad, of course, to help
Mountain John in his affection.
| A card recei. ed by Treasurer II. T..
Britain from his friend, l.. G. S.
("Alphabet") Compton, dated April
18th, states that he, Compton, was
married on Easter Sunday He mar.
ried widow lady of Rush, Kentucky.
Like my new home fine-"Every-
thing o. X. Everything looking
fine, - are triumphant EXPLANATIONS
of victory from this former Tazewell
citizen. His many friends here offer
congratulations
The New York Restaurant. at
Pocahontas, controlled by Greeks,
has been reported to the Common
wealth's Attorney here for violating
the pure food laws of Virginia. They
served oleomargarIne in their estab-
lishment without having conspi-
cuous sign stating that "Oleomar-
garine is Served Here as required
by law. A minimum fine of $50 is
prescribed for the violation. 1t is
also demanded by the health bureau
of Virginia that screen doors ana
windows be placed in all restaurants
and hotels.
M RS. Natha Reed and Jake Halves,
were arrested at Cedar Bluff Saturday
and brought here to jail Saturday
night, charged with bigamy. 1t wa 8
established that Mrs. Reed had a
husband living at Princeton, w. Va,