Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-28

S2O. w and $500. Tazewell Sup
ply Co.
Attorney James w. Hartman |
is at WEIGH with his brother, /
j. NJ, Jr., who recently under
went an operation for the re-
moval of his appendix. II
The Amuse-U Theatre has ar
ranged a special and very appro-
pirate program for Tuesday |
night. April 1st, entitled Three /
April Fools" a funny and |
laughable comedy. This will be |
IN addition to the program of
three good pictures.
Mr.. ]. N. Hartman has bought
the old HARRISON house on
lower Main Street, paying there
for $2500. 1t is stated that Mr..
Hartman will erect a nice house
on the lot in the near future.
Deal with your newspaper as
you would have it deal with you. !
The golden rule applies here. !,
If you are thinking of putting
on new roof call at this office |
and see samples of the splendid !
Cortright shingles.
C. D. Wilson, a white man, |
was brought here yesterday
from Graham by Constable
Roland, being charged with |
breaking in N. and w. cars at
Graham. Wilson has been known |
on occasion as Woods.
Yellow Denver Onion Sets,
per gal. 3Oc; Fancy Full Cream
Cheese, 5lb lots, per pound |
% 1-2c; Standard Granulated
Sugar, per ID Sc; 16 Balls
Mendolsens Potash for $1.OO;
Fancy REQ Coffee, per Id Csc.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr. Raymond S. Peery, head !
clerk in the grocery store of c.. |
1T. Peery & Co., went to Abing-
don last week. On being inter
viewed by a reporter he stated |
that he was going Dear" hunt
ing.
LOST. On Monday afternoon
or Tuesday last, l lost a small
leather pocketbook. 1t contained
a few dollars in currency, a
small check and several papers
of value only to myself. The
finder can keep the money if he /
will return the book and papers
to me. The book had rubber
band around it.
VIM. G. Pendleton.
Mr.. w. Emory Summers, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Summers,
of Bluestone, and Miss Con-
stance Moore, daughter of D. d.
Moore, of Wright's Valley, were
married here Monday by the
Rev. j. N. johnson. The young
couple returned to their home |
Monday night, where they re-
ceived the congratulations of
their friends.
| Nearly all fires catch from an
old, dried shingle roof. Metal
states are fireproof. No house
should be covered with wooden
shingles where metal is possible.
The copious, warm rains of
the past few days have given
the grass a boost. Early pastures
will be the result from present
indications.
Don't forget that there will
be special prices offered at the
Fair for the best corn grown in
the county this year. If Won
have any that is specially good. |
grown last year, better save
few ears of the best for exhibit
ton.
WANTED:--A young man of
good character, about Is or 19l|
years of age to learn good pro-
fession. Write Position, Rich
lands, Va.
Mrs. DR.. r. B. Gillespie is in
Roanoke at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Spindle, who is not |
expected to live, having been
extremely ill for some time.
Mrs. L. E. Leffel, of Shaver
Mills, and daughter, Miss Bes-
sic, are the guests of Mrs. Graf
NJ. Mullin on Tazewell avenue.
Mrs. Leffel has not been well for
several months.
Chattanooga will put the big Il
pot in the little one", MAY
21-29 on the occasion of the an
nual reunion of the Confederate
Veterans. The city his decided II
to rise SIS, 900 to defray expenses
of entertainment, etc. II
Two schemes lost, strayed or
stolen-one, the Laymen's mis-
SlOnQry movement in Tazewoll /