Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Local News

WIN Byrd Henry, of Chicago, is
here, visiting his parents
Mrs. Fred r. Steele is visiting
relatives in Giles county.
If you want to see something out
of the ordinary in "store keeping"
drop in and watch the Red Tag Sale.
Its great.
Big reduction in wall paper for a
few days. j. Frank Alexander.
Miss Ellen Scott, who has been on
an extended visit to relatives in Ala
bama, has returned home.
The Red Tag Sale is keeping a
score or more of clerks two-stepping
at Chapman's.
Captain Reese Bowen and little
daughter, of Bluefeld, were in Taze-
well yesterday aus the guests of Mrs.
L. P. Bowen.
Miss Charlotte Henry, who has
been studying music in Boston the
past winter, has returned to her home
here.
FOUND-A lady's grey coat; now
in this office. Owner call. identify
same, pay charges, take the coat.
Will Moore. of Alabama, and
wife, have been in the community re-
Gently, visiting friends and relatives.
Buy what ready mixed paints you
need from us-we will save you SOC
ents gallon in the price. We will
furnish n coat of paint free, in any
event it does not do good, lasting
Job when properly applied.
The TaZewell Supply Co.
There will be preaching in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday morning by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. kits
stopped over in Tazewel a few days
the first of the week on their way
home from Denver, Colorado, where
they had afforded a meeting as guests
of the Prudential Insurance Company.
Times have changed! 1t used to be
"l'll see you at court now it's
wait Till the Red Tag Sale
Miss Lucille Cooley, of Bluefield,
is the guest of her friends, Misses
Evelyn st. Clair and Margaret Steele.
At the request of the pastor in
charge and chairman of the building
committee. of Lebanon, the time for
holding the Tazewel district confer
ence has been changed from July 90
, % to August Sill.
, lcaac l.. Rider, esq.,, father of Mrs.
c. G. Hiltzheimer, died at his home
in Wytheville last Sunday at noon,
after several months of illness. He
was seventyfve years old, and the
interment occurred at Wytheville
Monday.
The family of Mr. II. p. Brittain
have moved into the Old Inn. The
Britain property will be torn down
at once, and a modern building will
be erected Heldreth Brothers will
do the work.
i. Don't buy until you can see our
Kolorfast Carpets-will let you know
! when they arrive. Big assortment in
most all colors including drugpets
and rugs in different sizes.
!, Tazewell Supply Go.
James McMullin lost a fine horse
last Wednesday morning by hydropho
bia. The horse became unmanagable,
and it was thought that other troubles
were the cause of the peculiar actions
, of the animal, but it soon developed
that he was mad and had to be shot.
Iii believed that he was bitten by
mad dog, which passed through the
community few days before.
Homemade wool blankets, be-.
spreads, sheets, pillows, comforts
something good at medium price.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
AS we go to press the RED TAG
SALE is on in all its fury. The
crowd is larger than any ever before
seen at sale in Tazewell and proves
that REAL bargains are always
found where Red Tag is shown.
Big preparations were made for
this sale and Indications are that
there will be ten days of hustling at
Chapman's.
j. II. Sparks, an obstreperous citi-
zen of Falls Mills, was brought here
to Jail Wednesday by Constable Dan
Rowland, charged with various off
enses, committed in the community.
lie was tried before Magistrate
Greever at Graham, and later bv
Magistrate Landon, of Pocahontas.
the sentences aggregating about five
no in, I<.