Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-26
Blacks Photo Studio.
"PHoToS THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, = Tazewell, Va.

: Take one of our Daisy machines
out and cut your grass. If it is not
satisfactory, IT is OURS.
Star Milling Co.
We have any kind of hay rake
YOU want. Send in your order.
Star Milling Co.
Chance Buchanan has gone to
Richards, to accept position with
the Richlands Brick Company.
pat" Floyd and his mother, are
visiting relatives and friends in this
town and community.
Mrs. Dasie Hardy, of Lynchburg,
arrived here Wednesday and accepted
a position in the dry goods store of
M. j. Hankins.
DIR. Thomas Il. Peery and wife. of
Bluefield passed through town We'd
nesday on their way home from an
automobile tour of Russell county.
Mrs. Mamie Saunders, of Bluefeld,
and sister, Miss Mamie Crockett, of
Graham, were here this week as"the
guest of their sister Mrs. VIII Ed
Peery.
Albert ii. Baldwin, of the Baldwin
Feltz Agency, was here this week
and qualified before the Circuit Court
as deputy sheriff for Boissevaine
and vicinity
Buy your chicken feed from us
whe will save you money. Star
Milling Co.
The evangelist, DR.. Yeuell, his
wife, and singer. Miss Roth close
their work here OH Sunday evening
The closing lecture, Ben Hur, will be
given OH Monday evening.
Tall Bob Moss, one of the best
citizens and farmers of Burke's Gar
den, was here on yesterday. He re-
ports the oat crop of his section the
finest in years. but how to save the
crop this wet weather, is problem.
We are selling the best wagon
made for the money. Get our prices
wagons guaranteed for II months.
Star Milling Co.
Wiley Wilson, of Pocahontas, was
tried in the Circuit Court last Friday
for stealing horse from Benjamin
Reed. The trial resulted in a hung
jury. Another trial will be had to-
morrow.
Star Patent Flour $50 per barrel
Dixie Meal 81 per bushel, best chop
SIG per 100 lbs; corn, 81 per bu.
Above prices are cash at our mill.
Star Milling Co.
Alex and w. o. Barns, of the
Cove, were here yesterday on business
The cut of w. o. Barns nice resi-
dence reached us few hours too late
for last issue. We give it this week
The readers of this paper will have
the privilege of seeing picture of
perhaps the finest country residence
in all this section.
John Buchanan, of Mingo county
w. Va. is visitingg his relatives in
this town and Thompson Valley. Mr..
Buchanan was in Tazewell in 1864
under circumstances not as pleasant
as might be desired. He was in camp
in the Confederate army in Camp
Georgia, which was located near
the residence of Captain Ed Peerys.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lynch are here
for the summer. They reached Taze
we'll on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Lynch's health is not the best, and
he hopes Tazewell ar and surround
ings will, as it has done for others,
renew him and restore him entirely,
and it will. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch here are always glad
to see them.
John o Keeffe, with Stras, Hartman
and Co., rode into Pageton last Fri
day, tied his horse to the rack, as
usual, went in to interview the mer-
chant. When he came out his horse
was gone, and diligent search and in
quiry everywhere failed to bring any
trace of the missing animal, fine 4
year old roam colt, belonging to C. r.
Brown, of this town. The horse was
found day or so later, in the noun
tains, safe and sound, having wander
ed off, and was not stolen, as was at
first feared.
Dora Mobley, a colored woman,
of Cedar Bluff, was arrested at that
place last Monday, and brought to
Jail here here, charged with drowning
her infant child.
A similar case has been discovered
In Thompson Valley. An infant child,
was found Monday, enclosed in a sack,
in which several rocks had been plac-
ed, and the sack thrown in the mill |