Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-01-12
Local News.

Paradim flour makes baking easy
tempting biscuit and dainty pastry
are sure if you specify Paradise.
c. T. PERRY and CO.
A. G. Kiser's little boy has recov-
cred from an attack of pneumonia,
which was feared at one time would
be quite serious.
We guarantee every barrel of Par
adm flour, absolutely. If you will
try one sack we know you will want
another.
G. T. PERRY and co.
Mr.. j. A. Udy, connected with the
Union Insurance Agency, Bluefield,
was a visitor to these parts a few
days ago.
John Crawford is quite i'll from
an attack of pneumonia. There is
said to be many cases of pneumonia
in the county at this time.
Tazewell weather can be as tickle as
some of her beautiful madens, as
cold as some of her churches and as
uncertain as some of her automobiles.
The Tazewell colony in Florida are
to be congratulated. They got away
just in time and escaped the blizzard
by the skin of their teeth.
Three hundred dollars for 800 corn
shocks is the price one farmer paid
another for food for his cattle recent
ly-so says our informant.
influx of prisoners to the warm Taze-
we'll Jail. A few weeks ago there was
only one prisoner in the jail-today
htere are sixteen.
Eugene Thompson has recovered en-
tirelv from his recent illness, and is
! doing about now in The interest of the
! South ltantic Life Insurance Co.
There will be preaching next Sun
day, Nth, in the Burke's Garden
Baptist church, if the weather is not
too severe.
| L. ii. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
Owing to the slippery and slic k
condition oe the streets and roads
every horse should be rough-shod. 1t
is dangerous to risk it otherwise.
b. f. Lewis was threatened with
pneumonia, and last Saturday and
Sunday was quite sick. When he talk
ed his voice sounded like his head
was in barrel. He has about recov-
cred.
The moving picture shows "lived
hard' last week, on account of the
weather. The Crusaders, fine show,
did a small business. MIR. Gruber, the
proprietor, felt, no DOUBT, that his
name could have been appropriately
changed to "Grubber. -
| Lynchburg, Jan .5-Miss Addie
Harris, of Pounding Mill, returned or
No. ~ Thursday for Piedmont, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Geor-
gia, who has given up teaching for a
business course.
Tip Top. Jan. Or. l.. Hartman,
the we'll known young man of this
neighborhood, returned today with Q
very bad burn from handling hot
wire with % hundred on it, and it is
j to be hoped he will soon be out agair
Mr.. James f. Dudley, of Hickman
has brought from w. l.. Spracher ant
Son their stock of merchandise, ant
will continue the business. Mr.
James Spracher, who was associated
with his faher, expects to go tc
Lynchburg.
P. H. Ritter, Esq, has announced
his candidacy for the office of Treas
urer of the Town of Graham. Mr.. r
II. Palmer, of Graham, has filled this
Office acceptably for years.
Mr.. l.. l.. Carper, of Graham, was
married last Tuesday to Miss Ethe
Smiley, Mt the BRIDES home in Roa
noke. The marriage possesses a degre,
of romance, as Miss Smiley, who is {
trained nursed, attended MIR. Carpe
recently, when he was i'll.
Mr.. Newkirk, of the Chicago Hous
Furnishing Company, of Graham, wa
here on business last Saturday, AM
brought us one of the fine calendar
which Sam Hufford keeps for hi
special friends.
The Wise county bar association, a
meeting held January 9th, adopte
hearty and enthusiastic resolutions
recommending E. M. Fulton for
c place on the Supreme Court benc
upon the retirement of Judge John A
r Buchanan. The resolutions endorse
none too highly, Mr.. Fulton, as
: man and a lawyer, eminently fitte
for the high position.
We have blanks for Justices of tn
Peace, such as Civil Warrants, At