Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-03-22

OF the return of spring.
The two-montbs old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. John Barnett, died on Mon
day afternoon. The funeral and burial
took place on Tu esday.
Preaching at the Liberty Baptist
church Sunday at IL a. M, by the
pastor, Rev. T. II. Campbell
Mrs. John w. Whit, of Maxwell,
was in town Tuesday, shopping and
visiting friends. Mr. Whit recently
had severe fall, which has confined
him to his home for several weeks.
Frank j. Moss, of Burke's Gar
den. has rented the farm of Mr.. Geo.
B. Fuller near North Tazewell, and
has moved to that place.
Mr.. V. l.. Stevenson has Just fin
ished nice stair case in M. j.
Hankins's store, which adds much to
the attractiveness of the nicely ar
ranged stock.
NJ. j. Hawkins has bought brand
new line of clothing, which will b e
sold at popular prices. See the adver-
tisement in the next issue of the
News.
Frost-proof cabbage plants ready
to put out. Should be put out at once.
Price 10c. per 100. 25c. for 300. If
by mail add 5 cents for postage.
j. A. LESLIE, Tazewell, Va.
Mammoth Sweet Corn seed, 10 cts
per pint-3 pints TO- 25 cents. Larg-
est ever grown in this section. Have
only small quantity. Call at News
office.
Several members of the family of
A b. Scott were made i'll last week
by drinking tea. Several members of
the family were confined to their
rooms for several days.
Mr.. John Hopkins was taken to
his home near Pisgah last Sunday.
The conductor of the passenger train
was considerate enough to stop direct
ly in front of Mr.. Hopkins home.
Albert Hopkins, of the Ritter
Lumber Company, stationed in Buch.
anan county, was visitor to Taze-
well Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. j. j. Lloyd, the well known
Episcopal minister, will preach ir
the Episcopal church here next Mon,
day night.
The ladies of the Cemetery Asso
, citation are arranging to conduct theil
regular spring rummage sale, beginn
ing next Friday. The usual article.
of value at ridiculous!y low price:
will be offered, and many, of course
Will take advantage of this opportu
nifty.
The Bluefield Telephone Compan,
J is preparing to expend a large sun
OF money in Tazewell county in i'm.
provements to the lines in the county.
The copper line to Richlands will be
installed this summer, and consider
able work will be done around Taze-
we'll.
Rev. K. ID. Garland, of Richmond.
stopped in town between trains on
wednesday en- route to Richmond
from Buchanan county where he has
been holding a revival. Mr.. Garland
is field secretary of the Baptist State
Mission Board of Virginia, and very
successful Evangelist.
Some friend has sent to this office
publication called Better Roads,
published monthly at Dayton, Ohio.
MIR. lessee Tylor, of Jamestown.
Ohio, is editor. The publication is a
great one, and should be read far and
wide everywhere.
DR.. I. Paul Peery has been ser
iously i'll at his home west of town
from blood poison in his right arm,
which he contracted while in the dis
charge of his duties of veterinary
surgeon. A slight operation was per-
formed on his arm few days ago,
the effected part being removed, and
he is resting well and will soon be
out again.
So far as heard from, Mr.. 10.
Corells Sunday School, Buchanan,
School House, is the only one in the
country that kept open all winter.
weather or no weather. This "eyer-
green" school deserves the palm.
The three schools in Thompson VAL
ley have increased in att enhance
about 100 per cent during the past
year.
Now, that the sun is shining, the
Sunday Schools, which, like the bear.
and groundhog, have been alternating
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