Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-15
Local News
Fresh lot of flower bulbs a Pobst's.

property of II. C. Anderson and will
move his family into it in the near
future.
Victor Reese Gillespie got back
yesterday from the Virginia Pole
technic Institute yesterday.
Rhode Island Red pullets and cock
erels for sale cheap R. z. Copen-
haver.
Mr.. J. N. Hartman sold his prop
erty on Railroad avenue last Saturday
to Mr.. Barns Gillespie, who will
move into the property early in Deem
Der. The consideration was 81, 500.
Your "Christmas Photos" should
be made now. You get "Real Art in
Portriture' at Black s.
Mrs. John &. Watts and Attorney
j. ii. a. Smith, of Lebanon, were
here Monday attending the funeral of
II. C. Anderson.
Miss Nancye Hawkins, who has
been postmistress at Wilcoe, w. Va,
several months, has returned to her
home here.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. pastor of the
Baptise Church. and MIR. G. II. Rey-
nolds, left on Wednesday to attend
the annual meeting of the Baptist
General Association. which met in
Petersburg on yesterday.
Please pay your account. We need
it. Our profits are small-won't adj
NIT of long time credit. Tazewell
Supply Co.
j. Harry Bundy, of Liberty Hill,
called at the office Tuesday, and
promised to bring us two new sub
scribers. beilveing that reading this
paper viii make them better men.
Blacks photo studio in Tazcwell
will be closed in December for the
winter. If you put Off having that
Photographic work done this Fall, YOU
may have cause to regret it before
Spring.
Mrs. Carrie Buchanan, who has
been sick with typhoid fever at her
homo in Thompson Valley. is much
improved at this writing, but it is
feared now that her daughter. Miss
Marie, is taking the fever also.
Car load Boon brand wood fibre,
just unloaded.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Ex-Governor Smythe was in the
city several times this week, feeling
and looking fine. Though not in the
newspaper business now, he still does
considerable writing for the papers.
FOR SALE-Thirteen heifcr calves.
II. u. Brewster, Bandy, Va.
Mrs. DR.. Kent Black, of Dublin,
and her neice, Miss Bessie Bell, of
Pulaski. spent the week end as the
guest of Mrs. Lacy A. Tynes on Fin
castle road, and Mrs. A. j. Tynes on
Tazewell avenue. leaving Monday for
their home
Lost out of My pasture at Rocky
Dell one steer weighing about 1900
: lbs. A. J. Tvnes
Rev. S. w. Good, of GrapeEeld,
Bland county, who has had charge of
the Christian Adventist churches in
that community for the past twelve
years. has accepted call to Celma.
near Clifton Forge, and has taken up
the work. lie will also have charge
of the church at Griffith, town
nearby.
! Mrs. j. A. Leslie left on Tuesday
for an extended visit to relatives in
Richmond and Chesterfield County, at
the old home. She proceeds by easy
stages-spending a night in Graham.
thence to Farmville for few DAYS
with her uncle, DR.. Peter Winston s
family, thence on to Richmond. She
will be absent apparently about six
months but In reality one month.
You need not be behind with vour
engagement IL you will buy South
Bend Watch from Pobst.
Miss Trula Pruitt, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Pruitt. Shraders, paid this office a
pleasant call on Wednesday, returning
from an extended visit to friends and
relatives in Thompson Valley. That
mild-mannered candidate for bachelor
hood, VIM. Walk, was doing the
honors of the occasion, as chaperon.
Mrs. Allie Hoover Collins is with
her mother here, Mrs. Sallie Hoover.
The sad and untimely death of her
husband, in hospital in Baltimore,
was told in these columns last issue
Mrs. Collins many friends sympathize
with her deeply in her disappoint
ment and sore bereavement. Her
young husband was not only a bright
and SuccnGSfuI phvc;o;o,, .,:xl