Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-03-08
Local News

Ivy - oiiN w., are agents LOT tDe
celebrated "Keen Kutter" scissors,
shears and pocket knives.
Boyer and CO., are Offering few
Smiths Administer Vevlet Rugs, 9
feet wide and IL feet long for S13
each. This is less than the 1911 mill
price.
Mrs. DR.. Brewster was quite sick
several days last week, threatened,
she thinks. with appendicitis. She
has entirely recovered, and does not
anticipate another attack.
Boys, the liberal use of Huyler's
candy does away with long and
"anxious" courtship. Boyer and Co.
are agents. 1t is always fresh.
The greatest opponents to Woman
Suffrage developed up to this date. is
the Suffragette.
The Legislature is about to adjourn.
What did it do? Easier to say what
it did not do.
Boyer and Co.. are offering unusual
bargains in bath towels, sheets, pill
low cases, spring roller window sha-
des, etc.
Boyer and Co., are offering q few
Mill samples of lace curtains, white
bed quilts. We can not duplicate
them in quality at the price. Come
befor they are sold.
H. II. Witt, Paint Lick, was here
on Wednesday and called in to pay his
wife's subscription. Mr. Witt reports
that Tuesdays blizzard was very Sc
we're in the West End, and that Miss
Crabtree's school has closed.
Boyer and Co., sell mems and
boys furnishings.
A delegation of the Tazewell colo.
ny from Tavares Fla, are expected
home tomorrow. Watch for a snow
storm and blizzard tomorrow.
Road building is being sarted in
earnest around Graham. Several
gangs of lahorers have arrived and
will begin work at once on the roads
recently let to contract in that vi
cinity.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of John S.
Thompson, Sergeant, is i'll at her
home South of town. Her condition
is causing much concern to her fami-
ly and friends.
Preaching in the Burke's Garden
Baptist church next Sunday, March
10th, IL ii. m, by the pastor r. H.
Campbell. A cordial invi invitation
is extended all to attend this service.
All-leather travelling and club bags
at Boyer's.
A. M. Willard is at home after a
long stay in WEIGH. He has finished
his contracts there and is looking out
for other worlds to conquer.
Mrs. w. j. Harris, of Horsepen,
left last Monday for Harrissonburg. tc
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Splitter.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and at Concord at 8 80 p. m.
j. G. Fry, Graham, was here thi.
| uQnls 0n6 ininal ha
number of the elect. He is said to BIZ
a fine carpenter, and has reputation
for honesty along with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vermillion are the
proud parents of fine girl baby-tht
first of the spring arrivals reported tc
the Register Department of this office
Miss Bessie Worsham, daughter OF
G. A. Worsham. of Gary, and her
friend, Miss Hawkins. of Prestons-
burg. KY. were the guests Wednesday
and yesterday of Mrs. ]. T. Hopkins
and family.
German lady, cultured and refined,
can be secured after June 1st., to
teach small class in German, French
English and music in private home
in Tazewell.
r. w. Z C.
4O1 w. 18th ST., New York.
Mr.. Henry e. Hartman has been
[ appointed member of the jefferson
vile district School Board. Judge
Kegley made the appointment this
week. Chapman H. Peery, of Cedar
Bluff, was also appointed a member
of the electoral board for Maiden
Spring district.
A bid for the construction of five
miles of road on the Fincastle turn
pike west of town, has been received
by the Clerk of the Board of Super
visors. Our information Is that the
bid is considered reasonable, and will
probably be accepted by the Board at
their next meeting. This information
Is about the only road news that can