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

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will return to Tazewell tomorrow.
The Misses Tarter and Miss Lou
Gillespie. of Wittens Mills, were
shopping in Tazewell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward have
returned from FLORIDA. Misses Irene
and Mary are visiting in Buckingham
county, and will not return to Taze-
well until about the first of May.
Mrs. Dinwiddie Kilgore and Mrs.
Sam Aston, from Norton and Leba-
non, respectively, are here visiting
their mother, Mrs. j. d. Alexander.
who has been i'll for several days.
Robert Hawkins, of Tazewell. after
spending a few days visiting friends
at Charleston, w Va. has gone to
Williamson, where ne has taken a
position in a drug store at that place.
A prominent merchant at Honaker
has this to say:
PLEASE find enclosed check for bill
pouhgt March 9th, and can say the
stationery gave perfect satisfaction. 1"
Swift's Red Steer Fertilizer, pure
bone and blood. Get the best-it's
cheapest. Full stock fertilizers of all
kinds, including Bone Meal and pure
raw bone.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
FOR SALE--A few Jersey heifer
Calves, ten days old. Price SIS each.
j. G. BUSTON,
Tazewell, Va.
d. w. Six, of Thompson Valley.
bought..this week from N. F. Adams
boundary of land adjoining his farm
in Thompson Valley. The considera-
ton was $1,000. The boundary is
said to contain about three hunrded
acres. Mr.. Adams still holds about
six or seven hundred acres in Thomp-
son Valley.
Mrs. A. M. Willard is suffering
from wound in her left hand, in
fiicted by Plymouth Rock rooster at
her home few days ago. Mrs. Mil
lard was in the chicken yard and
caught hen to kill when the rooster
attacked her and drove the spur into
her arm. Medical attention, will soon
relieve her of the suffering.
ALB. Scott, "Mr. Scott, of Balti-
more, - has been at home all the
week, on account of the illness of his
little son, Armstead. MIR. Scott has
not, as yet heard from his grip, which
some INSCRIPTIONS citizen carried off
from a train sometime ago. The grip
contained, besides a Bible, some i'm
portant papers. If the thief will re-
turn the grip he is at liberty to retain
the Bible, and no questions will be
asked.
Someone in another part of the
State wants to know if MIR. Schaub's
dog has been heard from, mentioned
In last weeks paper as having been
done-up by the street car. Yes, after
an absence of four days the dog came
back, but where he had been during
that time, no one knows. He is minus
one ear, part of his neck and other
paraphanalia usually accompanying a
dog.
Mr.. Scott, who will have charge
of the road work in Jacksonville dis
trio, expects to start several forces of
men to work the first of next week.
The Fincastle road will be the first
to commence in this district. The
work will be commenced at the Clear
Fork district line on the east, and at
the end of the recent road built on
the west.
DR.. G. w. Brewster, whose family
has been living at Tazewell the past
winter, while he practiced his pro-
fesslon on Indian Creek, will either
locate in Tazewell permanently or
return to West Virginia, where he
formerly lived. The contractors for
whom he has been working on Indian
Creek have about completed their
contracts and are arranging to move
away.