Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-10-04
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and has entered upon her duties as
teacher.
Preaching in the Tazewell Baptist
church Sunday at IL A. M. and z 30
p. m. by the pastor. Rev. Thomas II.
| Campbell.
Baby Elite Shoe Polish, Sc the bot
tie. at Boyers.
Robert Daniel, private secretary to
Judge Jeter G Pritchard, of the fed
eral court. was here Friday enroute
louisville, N. c., where he is locat-
ed. He had been to Horsepen as the
guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
ID. b. Daniels.
A stated communication of Taze-
well Lodge No. 60 A. f. and A. M.
will he held in the Masonic Temple
here Monday night. All visiting
Masons are invited
Boon brand wood fiber and Clinch-
field Portland Cement in car load lots.
The farewell Supply Co.
j. ID. Alexander has rented his
home on Main street. and will dis
pose of household effects etc, by
public auction. beginning at 10
O'Clock, on Thursday next, October
10th.
Rev. S. o. Hall will fill his ap-
pointment in Burke's Garden next
Sunday morning and afternoon
have five second hand stoves in
good condition, that | will sell at
Reasonable prices. S. o. HALL.
Mr.. Rufus O. Caldwell ard Miss
Cleo May Givens were united in mar
riage at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs. d. w. Leifel, near Shawvers
Mills, last Tuesday, October LIST.
After the marriage they returned to
their home in Craig county. Rev. d.
a. Leffel otlciated.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I Twill
not be responsible for any debts made
either by my wife. Jennie Savers,
or any of my children. ALEX SAY
ERS, Tazewell, Va, Sept. %, 1912.
Miss Jennie Ramsey. who has been
summer guest in the family of II .
w. Pobst, has left for Radford and
other eastern towns. where she will
visit friends and relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Presiding Elder
Straley and Rev. Mr.. King, and
other Methodist ministers of the
county are attending Holston confer
ence at Abingdon. The entire town
and community hope all these good
men will be returned to this field.
MIR. Nicholas. bright young cit
lem OF Iowa. connected with the
Pittsburg Daily Post. was in the city
yesterday on business connected with
his paper He reports Iowa, nomin-
ally Republican by large majority,
as almost certain for Wilson. He
says Taft is not in it, and Roosevelt
is regarded as "great buffer" in
his section of the country.
We have lot of "odds and ends''
in dinner ware which we are going to
close out regardless of cost. We must
have room for our holiday stock.
j. b. Boyer and Co.
The editor of this paper will be alb
sent next week attending meeting
of the executive committee of the
State Sunday Schoo Association in
Richmond, of which he is member.
He will look in upon the State IFair.
particularly the Agricultural Depart
ment, also upon the boy at Richmond
College, and then hurry to the old
home in Botetourt for few days,with
old friends and relatives.
Is our consistent" friend, MIR. j.
N. Hartman, prepared to answer our
question of last week, "Will MIR.
Slemp vote for Roosevelt or Taft?
So far, Mr.. Slemp is mum on the
subject. If Mr.. Slemp expects the
vote and support of the Progressives
IN this county he. had better say
Roosevelt, or authorize some one
else to say it for him. and that
quick This question put to a Slemp
follower the other day was answered
in this way: "None of your darned
business. " Sect
Boyer and Co. have just received
few mill. samples of blankets and
bed comforts. They are remarkable
values at the price.
The cemetery association is arrang
Ing for special rummage sale on
October 18th and 18th In the old
HARRISON building on Main street.
special effort will be made to have
for sale as large quantity of mems
clothing as possible. The men in the
county who have garments for which
they have no further use will be do
ing a good service by sending them to
the association. The ladies' ae doing