Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-01-24

richmond attending the meeting 1
of the State Board of Pharmacy. |
John D. Daily, who has been
seriously i'll at his home in
Baptist Valley, is better.
= E. l.. Slaughter, and Miss Ida
Eaton, of Honaker, who had
been to Bluefield on a pleasure
trip, stopped off in Tazewell
yesterday morning and were
married at the Jeffersonville
hotel by DR.. Wiley.
The Amuzu has succeeded in
getting "The Woman In White,
taken from the novel by Walker
Collins. This is the greatest q
reel feature ever produced by
the Thanhouser Co., and will
be shown at the Amuzu Friday
the oath.
DR.. E. E. Wiley, pastor of the
Methodist church, has been in
disposed for the past few days,
not being able to fill his appoint
ment last Sunday.
John Savers, ESQ.,, of Mayes-
vile, KY, who has been the
guest of relatives in the county
since Christmas, was here
yesterday, and expects to return
to his home in few days.
WANTED 200 bushels of
nice, firm apples. Also chickens,
eggs and butter. Highest market
price paid. Tazewell Produce Co.
! 1t will only cost 2 cents to
send Samples Of grass seeds to
Blacksburg and have them
analysed. We will be glad to
furnish samples from our stock
to any farmer who is progressive
and thrifty enough to find out
what kind of seeds he is sowing.
Star Milling Co.
James Cousins, the reliable
plasterer and brick mason.
:, commenced work on the DDri ittain
, house the first of the week, and
promises to have it ready for
occupancy in a short time.
Would like to have your
opinion on the best line Of wall
paper that ever came TO town.
Let me show you.
j. F. Alexander.
, Mrs. Hannah Teets. the first
, lady printer to visit Tazewell, is
setting type on the Republican.
Several years ago, she married a
son of the well known circus
man, who has frequently been
in this town with his wagon
J show. Young Teets has recently
} lost his eye sight, and is at
present travelling with the show
in Alabama.
L. D. Ball, of -Steelesburg
was here Tuesday. In transact
ing business within this office
Mr.. Ball let the fact be known
that he has been a subscriber of
this paper for-well, it's been so
long that he don't care to bring
back to memory the days when
he was boy, barefooted and
with stone bruises on each heel.
Contrary to former notice
expect to be in Burke's Garden
and hold the regular service at
Central church at II a. m next
Sunday, 26th, when the con-
gregational meeting postponed
because of rain on the second
Sunday will be called and it is
urged that all members who
possibly can be present.
E. l.. RITCHIE.
A. G. Kiser wishes the fact to
be known that he is rapidly be-
coming himself again, after
treatment in a Richmond nos
pital, and not in as bad health
as indicated by an item in this
paper last week. He will
probably be out in a few days.
and give the man who gets the
courthouse contract a lively
tussle.
Car load of ready mixed
paints, linseed oils varnishes,
outside porch and inside floor
paints, stains ETC., including
several different kinds of roof
paints. Buying in large guam
titles enables us to make low
prices. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Wilson Barnette, the two
months old baby of Brown
Barnette, died at its home here
last Thursday afternoon, after
an illness of several days. The
little fellow, a namesake of
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