Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
Blacks Photo Studio.
PHOTOS THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, - Tazewell, Va,

Robert Wiley. of Blanu county, is
the guest in the family of w. l..
Britts at North Tazewell.
Hold Fast Ready Mixed Paints per
gallon, $1.50; every gallon guaran-
teed. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Geo. w. Lewis and A. j. Steele
have recently returned from the
western markets, the former for
mules and latter for cattle.
Standard Fine GRADUATED Sugar,
Barrel lots, 5 3-4c; Standard Guaran-
teed Sugar, 100 ID lots, So. 80; less
quantity, per pound, &c.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Miss Ethel Nj. Rutherford, of
Grafton, and Mr.. Grover G. Boles,
of the same place, were married at
the residence of the Rev. S. O. Hall
here last Sunday.
Car Red Steer Fertilizer to arrive
Saturday or Monday. The Tazewell
Supply Co.
Miss Mamie Dudley, daughter of
David Dudley, of La Toilette, Tenn,
and Mr.. Joseph Riley, of this county,
were married at the brides home last
week. The couple returned to the
grooms home at Shrader last Saturday
We have the biggest stock of furni-
ture, mattresses, springs and house
furnishing goods we have ever held.
We guarantee to save you money.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
The announcement has been issued
for the approaching marriage of Miss
Mary Elizabeth Huiford of Bristol,
Tenn. to Mr.. John Peter Saul, jr.
of Salem. Miss Hufford is sister to
Mrs H. S. Surface, of Tazewell.
We regret to state that we have
just been notified that we cannot Sc
cure another shipment of cabbage
plants or tomato plants, as was adj
vertised. An unfav orable season pro-
duced a shortness of crop, and the
big demand exhausted the supply.
The partnership of Gillepsie and
Crockett, physicians, was dissolved
May LIST by mutual consent DR. Giles
pie has purchased DR. Crockett's IN
terest in the Sanatorium. DIR. Crockett
has leased the one formerly occupied
by Hartman and Pobst, lawyers.
There is no need to send your Job
printing away from home. Unless the
order calls for some special ruling or
very unusual printing it can be done
in the News Office as well as any
where else. If out of the regular line
and very unusual we can send it away
and have it done cheaply and we'll.
By mutual consent the partnership
heretofore existing between H. G. P.
Mcneil and w. f. Crabree, has been
dissolved. Parties owing the firm of
Mcneil and Crabtree are requested
to settle same at once with J. w.
Maxwell, at Maxwell or H. G.
Mcneil at Liberty.
The living rooms over the News
office occupied by j. C. McNulty and
his family, have been overhauled
thoroughly. Will Duncan did the
clustering, Frank Alexander did the
paperng, "Fatty" Edwards did the
painting and Mrs. McNulty did the
bossing. The work speaks for itself,
and will bear inspection.
Mr.. T. B. Dillon. of the Berwind
neighborhood. washere on Tuesday,
bringing rush order for 5000 copies
Of large circular which he wanted
printed ut oncn The machine was nut
on the job, and 4 p. m. he departed
taking the circulars with him. Quick
work Well. yes. He did not reach
town until about IL O'Clock. The
work Was well done, too, at the regu-
lar rates.
feast of rare excellence was en-
joyed at the home of the Rev. C. r.
and Mrs. Brown last Friday evening
by the graduating class OF the digh
School.
The graduating class this year is
composed of Misses Sarah Doak, MAY
Brown, Ellen Scott, Barbara Hurt.
Lula Jones, Minnie Hartman, Mar
guerite. and Messrs. Edward jackson.
James Kelly and Sam d. May, jr.
John Bowser. the carpenter, was
assaulted near his home on TazeweIl
avenue last Sunday night by parties
whose identity have not yet been
made known by the authorities, ard
has been in serious condition at his
home since. Mr.. Bowser received a
severe blow on his nose. and another
under his left jaw. The former wound
required several stitches to close. !
His vocal organs appear to have been
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