Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-21
Local News.
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day night for a several weeks |
visit to his father in Norfolk.
See the clock assortment at
Pobst.
Mrs. Harry l.. Buston. who is |
taking treatment in a Bluefield
hospital, is reported as doing
well.
Messrs. J. G. Kelly and l.. A.
Tynes, of the Star Milling Co.,
are in Buchanan county this
week.
On THANKSGIVING day rememb-
er the sick and the poor.
+. E. Whit, who was called to
Meadow View on account of the
illness of his brother, has re-
turned home.
There will be the regular SER
vices in the Christian church
next Sunday mUrning.
H Look for eight "P's."
Mrs. Eliza Copenhaver is in
the city visiting her son, DR.. r.
p. Copenhaver and other rela-
tives and friends.
Don't fail to see Buster and
Tige" next Tuesday. No charge
for tickets.
Mrs. ia. Greever has return
ed from an extended and pleas
ant visit to friends and relatives
in Chicago, and greatly enjoyed
the trip.
POSITION WANTED - By
young man, familiar with mer-
camille business. Will accept any
good employment. Address,
CLERK. ;" care the News.
Jas. p. Patton, of Appalachia,
was here this week visiting
homefolks. big jim" is doing
we'll in the lumber business at
Applachia.
In your walk you may step on
| 8 p's.
II Mr.. j. O. Corell was here
i Wednesday and called in to re-
i new and arrange his regular
\ reading matter list for the win
H ter, and also to report the weight
Il Of his heaviest hog.
II A telegram was received here
II yesterday stating that Buster
II Brown and Tige would be in
II Tazewell Tuesday, the 25th. Ev.
II erybody should see Buster. NJ
II charge for tickets.
II Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Medley
\ were here Wednesday on bust
H ness. They are snugly and com
y fortably situated in their new
= home on Mud Fork.
Pobst will have the "musica
4 wonder" the new Edison Phono
s graph in stock very soon. dom
q buy until you have heard it. TIL,
U records may be played ten thous
& and times without perceptiblt
= ware.
> About twelve cars OF turkeys
3 have been shipped from thu
o county so far this fall, to the
: northern markets. Thirteer
" cents has been the prevailing
Z price paid here. 1t is said thai
: few turkeys are left in the coun
3 ty.
= Stephen Peery. here this week
4 was riding Il black horse ant
! leading a mild-eyed, little blacl
8 mule. He, 1--WE mean Stephen)
4 wrote a check from his perch il
s the saddle, for this paper, ant
:; the mule didn't kick, neither dit
\ the editor.
I A lodge of Modern Woodmer
4 of America will be instituted
at Richlands on the night OF
3 Tuesday, December End, by Dis
: trict Deputy j. X. Turner. Nine
. ty-two charter members have
= been secured. A number of the
9 leading citizens and bushes.
b men Of Riohlands are on the
y charter llSt'
3 w. H. Coff nan, of Biuefi cid
: has control as agent of the Ell.
9 tire output of ground limestone
Z for acid soil treatment of the
y plant now operating at Pound
: ing Mill. Coffman claims that :
= IL tons of this fine rock con
3 tains as much phosphoric acit
as is contained in 200 pounds Of
any 2-S-2 con mercial fertilizer
h on the market. He recommend:
b from 2 to 2 12 tons per acre.
3 tbs not the Money Value
\ of the gift that makes a Christ.
p mas gift appreciated but the
3 spirit that prompts the gift. No.
3 thing that you might give will
nonvpxi to yOur 70 p,;lx, ~, Il C.; J.