Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-02-23

Tazewell Tuesday.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday by
the pastor.
Preaching in the Christian church
next Sunday morning.
George Bourne, who has been living
in Thompson Valley several months,
has moved back to town.
Joe Kendrick was released from
Jail here on Friday morning, after
serving his term of 60 days, and with
his wife and little daughter left on
Tuesday for Denver, Colorado.
w. w. Moore. Johnson City, Tenn,
formerly of this town, has been in the
community week or two, combining
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Walk, who has been critically
i'll from pneumonia at her home in
Thompson Valley, is recovering rapid
~, and expects TO be out again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Stephenson
have had, for the past week or two, a
very sick baby. The little fellow is
better now.
Miss Margaret Howell, the young
daughtre of Mr.. and Mrs. P.F. How
ell, is i'll at her home here with
fever.
Stuart Thompson, of Thompson
Valley, was here this week for the
first time for several months. He has
almost entirely recovered from re-
cent severe attack of typhoid fever.
There will be preaching at the
Liberty Baptist church next Sunday
at IL M, by the pastor, T. II.
Campbell.
l will sell lot Of watches at auc
ton on March 18th, horse sales day
These are unclaimed watches.
II. w. POBST.
Mr.. A. M. Black wishes the an
n0uncement made that he will return
to Tazewell and reopen his studio
about March first. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
have recently spent pleasant Tim,
with the Tazewell Colony in Florida
Rev. 7. H. Campbell, pastor o.
the Baptist church, filled the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning and evening in the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hall
His sermons are highly spoken of by
those who heard them.
The News is under obligations t
an old friend, Azariah Lundy, for.
merly of Tazewell, now of Newhamp
ton, Mo. His many friends in the
county will be glad TO know that he
is still in the land of the living.
You received statement from thi.
office recently. Why didn't you reply
to it? 1t costs money to run news
paper, and also to send statements
Eventually, why not now 20
Senator Royal has been here par
of the week attending Court, looking
after pressing business. He made {
strong speech in the Senate a few
days ago in favor of the Rolling
Stock bill, which will give Tazewel
a large additional road fund.
j. M. Newton, esq.,, the well knowr
insurance man of Pocahontas, was .
business visitor here this week. Mr..
Newton's insurance agency had writ.
ten part of the insurance carried or
the buildings recently burned at Ora
ham, and for which the Assyrians,
who owned the building, were indict-
ed in the Circuit Court here this week
Banner ready mixed paints per
gallon, $1.S5. These paints when
properly applied, we guarantee to dc
6 God service, and will furnish a. coat
free and pay for putting it on, should
it fail to do so. Tazewell Supply
Company.
George w. and Mrs. Litz, of West
Virginia, were here last Saturday.
Mr.. Litz having come to town to take
additional degrees in Masonry. Mr..
and Mrs. Litz are preparing to move
TO Columbus, where Mr.. Litz has a
fine position with the Ritter Lumber
Company.
WANTED.-A saleslady for a dry
goods house in desirable North
Carolina town. knowledge of book
keeping and shorthand not required.
Give reference, experience and salary
expected. Piedmont College, Lynch
burg, Va.
The contract for road building near
Graham, brief mention of which was
made in this paper last week, has
been let to Chandler and Company
and Hart and Hall, North Carolina
contractors. The building of Sthese
roads will commence right away. 1t
is stated that Supervisor Wagner, OF
the Clear Fork district is making
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