Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-29


of Miss Isabelle Leslie.
Miss Mary Worsham left last Sat-
urday to spend the Thanksgiving holt
days with her parents at Gary, VIVA.
Mrs. c. G. Hiltzheimer left last
night for an extended visit to Rich
mond.
We are headquarters for gasoline
engines. feed cutters, manure spread !
ers, and feed grinders Call and look
over our line. Star Milling Co.
Mrs. j. A. Hagy. who has been
seriously Ill at her home in this town.
8 reported better.
Our COW feed is made of wheat
bran, corn. meal and cotton seed
meal. Can you beat this for quality?
The price is right. Star Milling Co.
Colonel J. b. Boyer, member of
the staff of the Governor Mann, will
be in the capitol of the State next
week to attend the meeting of the
Governors, thirty-fve of whom are
expected from the various States.
Charles Hagy. of Company DC,
United States Coast Artillery, located
at Fort Strong. Mass, arrived here
Sunday to see his mother, Mrs. j. A.
Hagy. who has been i'll. Young
Hagy's experience in the army has
been beneficial to him, and he stands
well with the officers of his company
and his fellow members.
will have with me within the
next ten days jewelry man with a
fine line of jewelry. If you want
special jewelry. or anything in the
jewelry line, you will do well to see
his stock. Proper announcement will
be made of the jewelry mans arrival.
II. w. POBST.
Mr.. A. M. Black is suffering again
with misfortune which has visited
him frqeuently-a broken rib. The
member was broken the other morn
ing just as Mr.. Black was getting out
of bed to start the kitchen fire.
You can save money by buying your
presents from Pobst. lie has we'll
selected stock of everything in the
jewelry line.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Witten has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at his
home west of town since last Satur-
day His condition is considered so
serious that his family has been sum-
moned to his bedside
FOR SALE-A few second hand
wooden COW stanchions. They will
keep your cows much cleaner while in
the barn, also prevent them from
moving while you milk. Price 81. 90
each ]. G. BJJSTON
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold an important meeting in the
library rooms of the High School
Tuesday afternoon promptly at 3 p.
m. In order to keep the fires of the
Confederacy burning it is necessary
that these meetings be attended by
all members, especially officers. Be
on hand.
Pendants and neck chains are the
rage this season and Pobst is prepared
to supply the demand. He can furnish
you at any price wanted-$2. SO to
$40. so.
We call special attention to the
citizens meeting to be held at the
Courthouse next Tuesday night at
$50 p. m. to discuss ways and
means of identifying and improving
our town and making it more at
tractive place for residence and bust
ness.
On and after December l, for
felt of per cent will be added to all
unpaid taxes of the town. Sergeant
Thompson, the city collector, can be
seen at any time before the first. All
water rent not paid by that date, the
water supply of such delinquents will
be discontinued at once See the sar
geant and pay your taxes.
Hon. w. B. Spratt, of Richlands,
has been here most of this week at
tending Judge Kegley' court. Colonel
Spratt. as counsel, recently brought
divorce proceedings in court here.
which attracted wide attention, be-
cuse of the allegations by the COM
plant. Nuf sed.
] Don't put off buying until the last
minute; buy when you have time to
look. Pobst can and will show you
good assortment of everything in
the jewelry line.
Rev. W. W. Carson. principal of
the Tazewell High; Miss Mary Turk
and Miss Lou COulling. teachers,
have been in Richmond this week
attending the meeting of the Virginia
State Teachers Association. AS
n result of their aheorce tho ,,,,,;l