Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-03-29
Local News

church next Sunday morning.
Senator and Mrs. Royal are happy
again, this fourth time. 1t is a fine
girl, born Tuesday, and alls well.
Mr.. w. o. Barns, of the Cove, was
here several days this week, on bust
ness.
Geo. Bowling has moved his family
from Tazewell to Northfork, where
he has fine job as carpenter. The
family left on Wednesday.
Miss Ella Richardson, of Bluefield,
was the guest this week in the fam
lily of Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Ward
Armstead. the young son of MIR.
and Mrs. A. b. Scott, has had a
slight attack of pneumonia, which
caused his parents much ssuneasiness.
He is getting we'll nicely.
William George, son of II. A.
George, of Warrenton. who has been
visiting in the county several weeks,
will leave this week for Oklahoma,
where he expects to locate
FOR SALE.-I have seventeen
yearling cattle for sale-fifteen hei-
fers and two steers, all good cattle.
Come and see them. will sell them
right. II. G. BREWSTER
Bandy, Va.
Mrs. Jane Britain Werth, an aunt
of Mrs. John II. Lewis and III. p.
Britain, died at her home in Illinois
last week in her ninetieth year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Prediction
are parents of a fine baby girl, which
arrived this week.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet next Tuesday
AFTERNOON Mt $3.50 pm. in the Mason
ic Library for the transaction of
important business. A full attendance
of the members is de,ired.
"A low price on ready-miXed paints.
Hold Fast ready mixed Paints, per
gallon, $1.5o. Every gallon guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
The Tazewell Supply Company.
The Editor of this paper can furnish
n few settings of Indian Runner duck
eggs, for $1.00 for 10 eggs. Order a
while before needed, so that eggs can
be saved up fresh.
A small quantity of Mammoth
Sweet Corn seed-the largest stra in
grown in Thompson Valley. Price,
10 cents pint, 3 pints for 25 cents,
cash.
Mrs. c. G. Hiltzheimer was called
to Pulaski the first of the week on
account of the illness of her father.
Late advices are that little improve
ment is shown in his condition.
Miss Maggie Montgomery, chief
operator of the Bluefield Telephone
Company, has been this week, reliev-
ing Mrs. Hiltzheimer, who was
called TO Pulaski on account of i'll
ness.
Assistant cashier Mullins, is having
new roof put on his residence, and
was wise in using tin shingle. Re-
port has it that the building next
door, owned by Messrs Peery and
Keeffe, will be reshingled soon. 1t
needs it. AS it is a fire is likely at
any time.
Frost-proof cabbage plants ready
to put out. Should be put out at once.
Price 1Oc. per doz. 25c. for 3 doz. If
by mail add 5 cents for postage.
j. A. LESLIE, Tazewell, Va.
Mammoth Sweet Corn seed, 10 cts
per pint-3 pints fo- 25 cents. Larg-
est ever grown in this section. Have
only small quantity. Call at News
office.
The Richmond Virginian, commenc-
ing with next Sunday, will issue a
Sunday edition, which will contain
all the usual features of the leading
Sunday paper. The Virginian should
have wider circulation in this Sec
tion.
Mrs. Rush Mays, who has been i'll
for sometime, died at her home al
Pisgah last Saturday Interment &C.
Cured on Monday in the burial
ground near her home. Mrs. MAYS
, was sister to Mr.. S. T. Witten,
Mrs. j. r. Gildersleeve and Miss
Marta Witten, of Pisgah.
Mr.. j. G.. Buston will put out a
good sized patch of alfalfa this
spring and an acre or so in stock
beets, for his dairy cattle. Alfalfa
beets and silage, all easily and
cheaply made if on good land, are
regarded as absolutely necessary by
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