Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-08
Local News
Aw OFFICE OF
H c. ANDERSON
Over Hawkins Pharmacy.
Aw OFFICE or
: Hawkins Pharmacy


will be closed in December for the
rest of the winter. Any Photographic
work you want should be attended to
at once. Your Christmas photos
should be made now.
Mr.. j. III. Bundy, of Lebanon, was
here last Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of Frank Bundy. Mr. Bundy
has large farm in Russell county
and is happy and prosperous.
There will be preaching in the
Burke's Garden Baptist church next
Sunday, IL a. IN. and 3 80 p. m. by
the pastor, 7. H. Campbell>
Thomas Worsham, who has good
position in Richmond Drug Store,
was here Tuesday to cast big Demo-
cratic vote, and help to increase Will
sons majority.
Lost out of My pasture at Rocky
Dell one steer weighing about 1900
lbs. A. j. Tynes.
James and Wharton O'Keefe, of
West Virginia, showed up Tuesday,
! and voted it straight. Having lived
in West Virginia many years has not
caused either of these Tazewel boys
to depart from the faith in the least.
See our in of feed cutters sale day
Star Milling Company.
John Davidson, of the Carolina
Lumber Company, of Doss, N. c.,
came home this week to vote, and
will be the guest of his mother and
sister several days
Mr.. & w. Ball, Raven the we'll
known fur dealer, was here on yester-
day and ordered large lot of nice
stationery for his business. He has
been in the business more than 20
years, and has an established reputa-
tion. He deals in hides, leather, bees
wax, etc, etc.. and is doing fine
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Black will
leave for Palm Beach Florida in
December to spend the winter. Mr..
Black recently purchased a studio at
Palm Beach which, he will operate
during the winter season at that
popular resort. The studio in Taze-
will be closed during the winter
months while Mr.. Black is away.
RarOainS in Wira fapcinD 49,.
prices before buying. Star Milling Co.
Jno. p. Gose, Burke's Garden. was
here on Tuesday to meet his daughter,
Miss Katrina. who was returning
from an extended visit to friends in
w. Va, and in Salem, where her
brother is at school. Incidentally
while here Mr. Gose took a number
of orders for products of his mill
DIR. j. Il. Gildersleeve came home
from Richmond to cast his vote for
the next President, also A. Nj. Mill
ard from WEIGH, John T. Barns from
Salem. and others from other parts of
the country.
Attention is called to the new ad
OF the Burke's Garden Mills, j. p.
Gose.. Proprietor. The editor has
used flour. buckwheat flour, chop etc.
from this mill for several years, and
has always got what he was promised,
and always found it first class. and
prices right, too.
The "want ads" in this paper may
interest you. Read them Two of our
readers found just what they wanted
in last weeks paper in this column.
Try this column for anything you
want to sell. buy or exchange. You
cannot advertise your business IN this
column.
The Baptist church people have
sold their parsonage building oc-
cupied by DR.. Brewster, to the
Christian church people. The location
of this property makes it particularly
convenient and valuable for the
Christian church folks. The Baptist
people will buy elsewhere.
Robert George colored, of the
northern section of the county, wa.
released from Jail here Monday.
where he had been confined several
days charged with stealing a mule.
X. +. Dillon and George were in n
trade of some kind exchanging a
mule for horse, and some misunder
standing arose. which resulted in the
arrest.
Mr.. N. II. Pedigo and Miss Matte
e. Beckett, of Bluefeld, w. v a.,
were married in Tazewell at the home
of the officiating minister, T. H.
Campbell, last Saturday, Nov. End at
b. p. m. Mr.. Beckett the brother of
the bride was present. The bridal
party returned to Bluefeld on the
6:39 p. m. train.