Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-28
Rev. C. R. Brown lost his

fountain pen several days ago,
somewhere on the street. The |
pen has his monogram, &C. r.
B." Finder will be rewarded if |
pen is returned.
E. King Crockett, of Wittens
Mills, has been appointed a
member of the electoral board
for Clear Fork district in place
of G. p. Geever, of Graham,
whose term had expired.
Mrs. Pearl Mcneil Lewis. of
Elkhorn, and Miss Anna Mcneil,
of Blueiield, were visitors to
Tazewell Tuesday.
George w. Gillespie and wife
and j. N. Hartman returned this
week from Tavares, Fla. Mrs.
Hartman is expected here the
first of next week.
Just received car of the well
known buggies, which we have
handled for several years. The
durability and style are rec
ognized in the county.
Peery & st. Clair.
Mr.. John /. Crockett. of
Bluefield, was in Tazewell the
first of the week, and while here
sold a fine automobile to Mr.. J..
w. Chapman.
Wall paper season is now on.
Let me show you my line-any
price or design, &c to $500 per
roll. j. Frank Alexander.
Mrs. Stephen, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Greever, Geo. w. Moss
and Mrs. Barbara Moss, were
the guests Easter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. +. White at Rich
lands.
j We were unable last season to
supply the demand for Swift's
Red Steer fertilizer-give us
you order early. Price per ton,
$22.50. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Richards, Virginia, March 26.
Mayor }. b. Crabtree, who
has been confined to his home
for several weeks with rheuma-
, tism, is improving, and will soon
be able to be on the streets
again.
Joe Bowen and sister, Miss
Margaret, of the Cove, were
here yesterday. Their father,
. Captain Henry Bowen, has
"wintered" well and is looking
J forward to the warm spring anC
summer days.
/, Elsewhere in the News is an
advertisement of H. F. Peery.
the insurance agent at North
Tazewell. Mr.. Peery has the
agency of an established fire in
surance agency and can take
care of your business.
Deputy Clerk Surface adj
mitted to record on the 28th of
February q deeds, which is the
largest single days business the
office has done since the election
of DR.. Greever. A great deal of
property in the county has
changed hands in the past few
months.
Fred Warren, the Graham
barber, was operated upon for
appendicitis at the home of his
father, Fielden Warren, in this
town the first of the week.
! We have now a new harness
and saddle makcr-Mr. w. b.
Church, an experienced and
competent man. We invite in
spection and comparison with
goods of other houses, and your
needs can be quickly supplied by
us. Farewell Harness Co.
Mr.. j. N. Hartman. jr., who is
practicing law at WEIGH, was
operated upon last SATURDAY.
morning for appendicitis. Mr..
Hartman stood the operation
we'll, and as soon as he regains
HIS Slrengtn ne VIII come to his
home here to recuperate.
POSITION WANTED.-Gov-
verness, now primary teacher
and special Kindergarten, wants
about June LIST, employment in
a private family. Address Leb-
anon State School, Lebanon, Va.
3-14-3.
Kincer and Vermillion are
going ahead with the foundation
work on Mr.. Russell's residence
in East Tazewell. Mr.. Royal is
preparing TO begin on his lots
adjoining. Building will go east
in Tazewell in the future, it is
thought, as good sites are not
easily available elsewhere.
WANTED-5 COWS to pasture
for the summer. Good grass and
water; near j. G. Buston's