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Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

Pastor Davis Of the Baptist Church
was accorded a genuine surprise last sat
urday night at his home on SouLn W al
nut Street. The members and TRENDS,
like a mighty host, came and stormed
his castle, leaving meats, .Yegetaolesr
fruits and dainties filling his larder for
days to come. The evening was spent
with music, singing and numerous games.
The tie that binds pastor to people IS
daily growing stronger. Pastor DAVIS
thinks he has the finest people IN the
world
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE.

On Wednesday evening delightful
surprise was rendered Mrs. A. P. Hugg,
Il being her birthday. The pleasant al
fair was arranged by Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Warren and daughter Lottie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Clayville Of Lincoln City,
who came with an abundance Of ice
cream. cake and fruit. About twenty,
Ave we're present and at late hour iet'
wishing Mrs. Hugg many more happy
birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
WATERMELON At CHRISTMAS.

Water melons at Christmas may be
all right for Bermuda Islands, but they
are unusal for Delaware, and the unusai
happened last week in the Chronicle
Office, when Charles Holden presented
to the Office force well developed ana
ripened water melon. Like other frults
and melons, its flavor was not OF an
appealing character; but as a freak,
Of 4 unusual condition, it certainly filled
the hilA.
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
A ROLL CALL.

roll call of the memberd69iq, Ct 81 tn. the public
q IL Ra,fist Church will be held oieope reside fa2. :.
lfosl JanSarv 9th at 1890 a. m ecal officer located
opl s sSoi,ssfor Subject, korwa own and this was
an5 6eaItb dons Rev. MI STEVE This has brought
E renort vervs fq. unch az ults and the better
'sated shows order lLaihe9 Is SO notceaDle tnat
rid to be far the ocer snoua oe f ae t ~ part
- - at falling Inc demand = LoI auolLlonal ngnIs az
sivedf from various parts par q sns IoMn mas grown
Z marked until Il "lh take iuiiy M 70 supply
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
FELLOWSHIP BUSINESS MEETING,

The regular business meeting OF the
Fellowship Bible Glass will take place
at the home of Mrs. G. W. Reid on
Tuesday. January 7th. at p. i'm. instead
Of 4 Ia .. m. Important business and
eiectfss Of officers for the cogqing year
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
FIRE KFAR HagsTON.

/ The home Of Robert Reyn
Houston, three miles west from
ewas partly consuned ~ FIRE on
tright. Much Of the rurnstur
sbnd the cause Of alf nal.
Tbst l,zep result o5owir
Off IL ~ p0nce record shov DER 8.
th;s = arrests, and the s.. iarrier 4.
'"'s source certainly
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
PUBLIC SALES.

Mrs. Mary A. Carlysle, of near LIN.
coin. wilt sell her personal property at
nublic SAFE on Wednesday, January otn'
Fq1Q For narticulars see posters.
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03

a Teas, as admins traitor ot
fH Teas WIZ sell his personal
kon TuesdaSZ. uary lT4h. For
ass ses. ffe Va 9enlop Shls
work when a B@Sy curb.
through his body. The man was
20 the street and has lain since
dead.
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03

Ha0r4 KS 4Huiid
ihedia
ln Conn AHor-
-. 4 Mills N1ss.D Dav .
Laurel, Wig
csai jury. OF
i6lg. petit j. ffoa1'es Drm
Il court and ncSeanal les at
The FeOr0Ca upluu l0r ana
Grand Jlr -'I q tive
n.trct Wi | ,lson
II INWARD Afe l[non,
Fnos B. WI man I;
TIiri Edwar N. Hen H.
warrington, Fc burth,
Iobp Lane, Zl Fifth,
Thomas c, Hd kac Samuel
I Lowe; 81 Burton,
Fben A. Towrt onoway :;
Seventh, Capt saiah W.
l0or Eight, Fps bn Ninth,
Pstsf A. Dodd, Penuel !;
Tenth, John N. ston 7. Vir-
5eD. Alfred H.
Petit JurOr7 Representatives
district Char Charles Geer,
FredH Whit a Second, William
D. Dimes, D Lee Short, C. H. Cal
boun: Third, SCharles H. Isaacs, Thomas
Calhoun, Charles T. Lloyd Fourth,
James Spiceer, George H. Matthews,
James Driscioll; Fifth, Frank Robert
son, Williamf Ward, Harvey W. Hast
ings; ; Sixth, Robert H. Bunting, John
T. Messick Thomas Short Seventh,
Elber Daisey, H. Benjamin Johnson,
N. Bishop Eight, John B. Massey, 3.
W. Howard; Ninth, Elihu M. Lynch,
Joshua Collins, George W. Hatfield
Tenth, Robert C. Palmer, Alfred H.
Magee, William S. Fisher, Alec w.
Dick.
Additional Petit Jurors First Re-
District George E. Reed,
David H. Isaacs, Silas Reynolds Second,
Joseph H. Shockley, M. S. Tobert,
Charles H. McColley, William T. Cope. ;
Third, Robert Barr, Harry D. Stewart,
William I Hastings, John Roy Cannon;
Fourth, Reuben James, William I.
Phillips, R. B. S. Lloyd Fifth, Watson
W. Moore, Horace James, Elijah j.
Owens, jackson L. Ellis; Sixth, Silas
]. Lewis, Jacob E. WOotten, Zeno 4.
Long SeEenth, Henry w. Hickman,
lohn w. Flood, John H. Mccormick,
Manaen n. Lynch Eight, William h.
Downs, Kendall D. Wilson Ninth, Ru-
Ius w. Tbbert, Josiah S. Wilson, Jacob
v est ) zenith, William H. Chamberlain,
killign T. Rust, Burton NJ. Reynolds,
liam w. Reed.
he additional panel is to try the
der cases that are to come up at the
,ruarv term of court Sheriff Buell.
q issued a proclamation setting We'd
Issdav. February 5th, as the date for
e holding of a session of Oyer and
arminer Court at which time the
5ptjal cases will be taken up.
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
OFFICERS RECEIVED PREsENTx'

That Rev. l.. A. Bennett pastor Of Up As ,
Methodist Protestant congregation
Milford, is holding the affections q YOuF :
congregation, the fact that Chiis =
brought to him many tesNmoi9 :
their love and appreciation, speak rial :
than words When the fine progIi -
music which had been prepared TO
edification of the Sunday School -
dren, and the presents had been
to them last Thursday night in
church, the officials of the churci
sented to Rev. Bennett handsolns
and desk ..m5ss5s5 sui s5s P9stSE i s ss1
intendent of the School was gwen
handsome gold watch and Mrs. HenI
Mason teacher was given "a largero
ing chair, whiie George Hk Wilson
other teacher Teceved lgold Ian
umbrella. The seholiys -
a box of candy. The cnUS
ford all seem to vie with ef
their progressiveness. IICKEV
Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
TOWN WILL COLLECT y

On McColley Street in I,
is a small lot Of land. viii,
to have any owner; F; at leas
present a valid claim for Il
In having the street paved (
crete pavement this last IA,
was done by direction of the ,
ell. and the bill will have t.-
The evening world., 1913-02-07
WILL 90 AFTER THE,
RUNAWAY SHIP.

NEWPORT NDwH Va. ySb. i-,xAs
crew q the Norwseisn base Rsmattsut.
found sailing abanAoesA q ~ Asorss
By ~ British tank9 Aoumaalaa q Jan.
-. ~ - safe On the steamer pamrsts.
bound ~ Napiss. aoeorling - ssosrts
hero
Afsss taking the Rsaattsae = tsw
wttA1a ~ indies Of caDs Ansy. tie
nounnaadan iost her n Q toOW. otih
appoesntiy osawortAy. VITA ~ BIG
canvas sunsly furisd. n ssadit3sa -
ride cat . gale VIA bass psisA
Whils the report that the rlmsits
Win the Rsmittnts crew - beard
sssms 70 solve what appears 70 b Q
mystery. . revenue OUTER viii % IN
search Of the bark, which probably Il
still sailing wildly IN mid-Atlantio Q
menace 10 navigation.
Catohlng . runaway shfD ct this time
Of year. with no rspostsd positien 70
work On. revenue cutter efacials de-
clare = Almost . hopeless task. Tor ne
currents during the lest fsw meuths
have been W % tricks new - the Oldest
maf3norA
The evening world., 1913-02-07
LOOK YEARS YOUNGER! GRAY HAIR nd
DARKENED BEAUTIFULLY WITH SAGE

Sulphur Hair Remedy" thus avoiding q
lot Of muss. Some druggists mako
their own, but il isn't nearly so nice ~
"Wyeth's." 10y }
While wispy. gray. faded hair 10 not
sinful, We ell desire to retain our youth
full appearance and attractiveness. BY
darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur no one can tell, because II
does it so naturally; SO evenly. You
just dsmpcn q sponge or soft brush and
draw II through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. DO this tonight
and by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared; after another application
or two IL will be restored to its natural
color and be even more glossy. so(t sad
luxuriant than ever.
Local druggists say they are se!liAs ~
Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur" ~ u
surely helps folks appear years yea1os.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Says Sage and Sulphur Will
Stop Falling Hair and
Cure Dandruff.

Common garden ssse brewed into q
heavy tes with sulphur and alcohol
added. then left to age and carefully
filtered. will turn gray. streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri.
ant, remove every, bit Of dsndruff. stop
scalp itching and falling hair.
Just . few applications will prove q
revelation II your hair 10 fading. gray
or dry, scrssgy and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home.
though. 10 troublesome. An easier way
y 70 81 the ready-to-use tonic. costing
about 80 cents . large bottle at drue
stores. known - "Wyeth's Sage and
The evening world., 1913-02-07
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dsns RsaAksa pdnn,
have eight yards Of inciossd sam
pie Of serge. Is inches wide. WIN you
suggest a design and trimming for III
Would like Il to wear this spring with
no coat. Am tall and we'll proper
TONED. ALICE D.
lGaks the wsass with len6
sleeves, anishsa WITH narrow
straight ouHs Of black saAiA
claspsd In sh1rt fashion. LEI the
blouse open 70 . ', having nAxfow
rsvsrs and nat COLLAR Of sak1A,
while the lower portion baton
down the centre front 10 tAs bslt
where the sktrs continues, with
the trimming 70 ne Knees. Zsss
the skirt 10 arapsd mp sl1SAsiy,
showing . pointed width q black
satin. Simulated pockets could
trim the waist above the bust line,
ana . chsmisstts Of tuoksd Swiss
would complete . charming oes-
tums.
Dear FAaAioo pdsr,
I am to be married. and would like
your idea for . serviceable afternoon
dress. am twenty years Of age.
light brown hair. gray blue eyes and
. little color. Many thanks.
MISS J. O. H.
Dsas vssAlop Editor:
Dull blue oAAxnsuse Woala 10
practical ana bsoonaAS. MAKO q
70 BE- worn WITH . tloksA chiffon
cloth under blouse W1aeh shows In
the front end has . 1asiaS collar
edged with heavy cream lace lsy-
~ owe. The blas - ne nsoA.
Have OUTS o. ne oA14oA edged
with lace turn baok - Ne chow.
Trim tie blue saoh siAs q the
fyons WITH glass buttons. AAks
Ne s11rt 70 reach - ne 1eos ana
Arays up On the left 80 back Just
below the hip uAs.
psas FssAoa DdA~:
would like 70 make . dress for
spring with . coat to match. something
not too dressy. Am twenty.three
years Of age. tall. with light hair and
brown eyes and slisht color.
A. n. A.
Use ohaxmsuss for your dress
IN. Q light brown color. end have
your cost Of broAdsloth IN . slight
~ darker shade, trimmed Win but
tons and eyeleto Of the 0at1n. 1aks
The evening world., 1913-02-07

ne eeas WITH - sioAgassl bsis
i1As With . bsit Of self color satin.
Have some heavy cream isos trim
the waist II yoks fashion with
straps h one WITH the lower pof-
uoa Of ne waist pass1ng Over 10 70
~ AsiA On the shoulders WITH I've,
tany buttons. Oraps ne stiss
laA6eaally 70 Ne sias baek, eDsa-
~ the seam for sbouA 3 lAoAsA
The evening world., 1913-02-07
A Practical Dress of Dark Blue Serge,
Combined With C0lored Embroidery
Evening Worlds Original

Az 6ueeVseNs
cowceywtWS 90.
stoNs ems SsssWe-
sIs % Issssss
shevjS ~ e.
lrsssed 10 tAs
Foshto~ DtssoS o.
TIE y ss~ts0
World. Ne pat
ter~s for 6sstoNs
W this ooivms
n0a n 0AfAlaAA
The evening world., 1913-02-07
osAaaMNB eopssnrxs~ elA~O
WITH U41 pttel.ltAMoooko(

WITH V4J0 ptVSbSASUDOWJo,
. oermAine osAnitsR Wae ~ esiease q
~ polihas0eaie osaeey's eeossss b
0ngasgis Han ~ aiOAe Ne piaysd
- Diaae Sass - oregs concerto in A
u1nea eDus - VA Dewse end a,1n and
000veAA1n0. egR art30e1o virtues
naVs Ssea szssrsA b tAis ssluna ~
esuos ~ ~ sisAt che svsksA irssA
o1nirasisa. NJ 0eraasky presented for
- 0sot ~ n America MAJ Asges'o
~Asoast,s 0u1sAs spss -. . eomposi-
~ y tAsss osVsmsats that fairiy re-
0Ds0 ~ ssatiosaa - he poems b. L
~ UsAsnAssG uvsa watch h =
o10n1el n Otsturss nlsht 10 tie forest.
- ~ darn - Desnlight ana the
~ g ~ suAstsA n THE numhss.
- V90 - b oaAuSsrrs lovely seventh
'O0oAsay. ~. otrans1y and hb Or
dADosa Wses 1esssvaA6 q high praise.
- oU1iaase ~ generous q applause
~ 11io ochnitsss. Tor NJ. otNnsky
- ~ ~ playsrA
~ Nsnsiaa 0ymDhony Society. Mod.
fsse AWsANisr conductor. at Asoiian
Me- iast svsains gave . Wagner
Tsahaihs~uky proGramms Tor It. third
~ ~ Subsarlption concert u the
Aonooa h was the tenth Anniversary
- - seasty. and the Wagner mum.
eoo wgs played IN comms tion
- ~ oastsr's centenary. They In
e1u1s1 tAs '1Iohsngrin" prelude the
'111s q ths vaIkyrlsA" the Tam.
AAsssr' swsrturs and "Drsams." q
~nnaAo eOR--AA. a
The evening world., 1913-02-07
"Die Walkuere''
Finely Sung In
the Ring Cycle
Johanna Cadskias Brunn-
hide With Olioe Fren,-
stadand Marguerite Mat
ssnausr in the Cast
0ssyyian's FaresUeu Ap.
Dsaran &C Putnam,
Crissuolds Fine Wofan.
BY SYL VESTER RAWLKNG.

mn EB WA1skUERE." In the mat1nes
cycle Of The Nibeiungen
Ring" was presented at the
2e6vpoiitan Opera House yesterday IN
. Dsrfsrnancs Of compelling charm and
teo9AlAg appeal. All the elements COM
~ - create the atmosphere that held
. ooevU audience IN rapt attention
og01OAeae The characters war iAssr.
osUos1 wstA dramatic Aistinetseu. anA
- ~ such power - wen - beauty
y - Voeces Of the slngsrs that NJ.
0sgo esaA Indulge his impasssonsd
s1o11nG ef TIE score without fear that
- orchestral nood Of sioQusncs would
0u10ergs them. with the last curtain
e11llAg q half past I'VE. after Q BE-
Oln01ng OF the musio-drama at half
~ enc nearly everybody iingsrsd 70
aSVsaud
The cast was remarkable IN THAI n
hod three distinguished sxponents Of
1Funnhiids. Johanna 0adski, Oifvs
vesmstad and Margarets Matzcnausr.
- former was the interpreter yester-
~ Of the best beloved Of the Val.
hyrtss. and she wss a delight 10 eye and
80. There was maideniy iovelinsss In
~ face and hgurs ana youthful supple
nees and grace accompanied her action.
1sr opening CRY rang out in clarion
$500 Her pronouncehient Of the death
vibrant 70 Gisgmund was impressive 81
seasen Of It, simplicity. Her nn<i ap-
psA 70 wotem YES irresisribIs In force
~ -DoasAAdcy. Nine. Frsmstad's Sseg.
lt11A always lovely, tender and touch
iaG seemed TO carry some new signiA.
sase~ Nine. Matssnausr. handsome and
The evening world., 1913-02-07

WAsHINGTON. Feb, 7.-shelby NJ.
cunom. the venerable Senator from M
cob and dean OF the legislators In Con-
grosas Is confined TO his home here with
. severe cold. which, because of his add
ya0pel age. eighty-three, causes his
The evening world., 1913-02-07
DESCRIPTION.

ver general use this frock 10 do.
nshtfuliy made UP In dark blue serge
The waist u cut with dropped shoul.
der line end low armholss. trimmed
areund With embroidery IN coiors
wAiis TIE len6. e,oss-atting sleeves are
q AaSk blue satin. trimmed to the
The evening world., 1913-02-07

, elbow with red buttons. Buttons also
trim the front panel Of the skirt shove
the openings at the sides. A short
peplum portion. trimmed with sm-
broidery. givss . Russian effect to-
gsthsr with belt Of embroidery which
fastsns on the side. dropping an end
A DOLLAR Of satin with ohio rcd tie
finishes the neck.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18
Improve Telephone Service.

General Manager Hawley, of
the Bluefield Telephone Com
pany, was here on Tuesday
looking over the business of the
company, and shaking hands
with his friends. Mr.. Hawley
said the defeat of the recent
bond issue election in Mercer
County was exactly right, that
the matter was not properly
planned, and that they were de-
termined not to duplicate troub-
les met with in Tazewell, viz
laying out more roads than their
money would build, and neces-
sarily leaving a number of un-
finished gaps along the lines.
such as are to be found in sew
oral communities in this county
To this end a government ex-
pert has been secured, and is |
now at work making estimates,
drawings, etc., to be presented
to the people, and at the proper |
time an election will be held and !
perhaps a million dollar bond is :
sue put before the voters, and
carried through. Mercer county's
great wealth will insure good
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18
Throw Away Your Calomel
Here's a Better Liver Remedy
On what JOY Carswell Liver Aid Starts Lazy Livers Work
ing Fine Shape and Ends Constipation Dizziness and Sic
Headache or Money Back Ask Inc. E. Jackson

1t is guaranteed to he a purely veg
etable liquid. remedy that will forever
end the misery of constipation, sick
headache, dizziness. malaria and other
common ailments without the distress
of nausea of gripping.
Throw away calomel and get gen.
erous bottle of CARSWEELL'S LIV-
ER-AlD to-day. It's a grand remedy,
harmless and pleasant to take and
children take it as freely as grown
ups.
II 1t doesn't bling joyful satisfaction
your money back. SOC at Jackson's
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

Beverly Stras, jr., of Winston
Salem, N. c., has been the guest
of parents here the past week.
Mrs. Ida Lynch is the guest
of her brother, Isaac Dodd, in
Bluefeld.
Mrs. Henry Crockett continues
ill at her home in this town.
Mr.. Zimmerman, of Wytheville,
who owns a half interest in the
building occupied by Bottimore
and Jackson, was a business Wis
itor here this week.
Thomas j. Heldreth made a
business trip to Keystone yester-
day, where he has a contract for
building a new Jail
Henry Hampton, who has sew
eral large contracts at WEIGH.
spent Sunday and Sunday with
homefolks here.
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins, whose
illness has been noted in this
paper, is very much better, and
she will soon be "up and about"
as usual.
Rev. Donald Richardson, mis-
sionary, will lecture on China,
in the Presbyterian church on
the evening of Monday, the 21st,
at 8 p. m.
G. Nj. st. Clair, who recently
underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis in Bluefield, is expect
ed home this week. Mrs St
Clair has returned.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Heldreth have
a fine new baby, and grandp;
and grandma Heldreth a new
grandson, and everybody is happy
Mack Williams, the old grave
/ digger for many years in thi.
town, came near needing hi.
own dug this spring and sum
mer. His health is not at al
good, but better now than foI
several weeks. He was on thu
street this week.
Prof. j. O. Faulkner, of Win
chester, Va, has been elected
Principal of the Graham Higl
School. He is a graduate Wash
ington & Lee, a Presbyterian il
religion, a Democrat in politics
an active Sunday School mal
and unmarried. These qualifica
tions should make up a prett.
good man.
Some weeks ago the Clincl
Valley News asked for 25 cow.
for the dairy to be established
at the Lit orphan home. SO ia
two responses have been made
viz: w. E. Peery and John II
Thompson, each gave a youni
Jersey COW. Just % more ar,
needed to complete the number
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Local News

Rex Steele, of Pounding Mill,
was business visitor to TaZe-
well Tuesday.
Preaching in the Christian
church Sunday night by the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Billiard.
Preaching in the Lutheran
church next Sunday at II
O'Clock. A cordial welcome to all.
Miss Ella Litz, of Graham,
spent several days in town this
week, the guest of friends.
CIV. and Mrs. Doak left Mon
day morning for the springs at
Sassin, Va, where several
weeks will be spent in renewing
their youth.
Miss Jessie Groseclose, of Lex
ington, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Henry Peery at North
Ta2ewell.
Mr.. L. D. Ball, of Steelsburg,
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Ball re-
Gently happened with a streak
of luck in getting a nice bunch
of young cattle for stocking his
farm.
DR.. J.Watler Witten, of North
Tazewell, has been appointed dis
trict deputy lecturer of the Pyth-
ian Lodge of Virginia. He has
under his care several of the
lodges in this section.
The Tazewell district mission.
airy meeting of the Methodist
church will be held at Nortl
Tazewell July % and %. Senc
delegates names to Mrs. M. H
Kiser, North Tazewell, Va.
There will be preaching in tn,
Tazewell Baptist church mex
Sunday at II a. m. and SIS D.
m, and preaching at Bundy's
chapel at $3.50 p. m by Rev. T.
H. Campbell.
Mrs. DR.. C. A. Thompson ha.
been critically i'll at her home OF
Mechanics avenue for several
days. Reports from her bedside
this morning are favorable tc
her early recovery.
Mrs. Trula Thompson, of Blue.
field, was the guest of parents
here this week. Mr.. Thompson
has been in Kentucky severa
days on business.
Mrs. John E. Jackson, who has
been on a visit to the seashore,
returned to Tazewell last Satur-
day. DR.. Jackson is attending {
meeting of the State Board oil
Pharmacy, and is expected home
the latter part of this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

revenue from somwehere was
absolutely necessary; that the
company has arleady paid out
about $4,000 in getting the
lines in shape and in repairs.
and that not a dollar of dividend
had been paid. However true
this may be, it is not clear to a
subscriber who pays the month
ly rent of $500 or more, why he
should be cut off at the corporate
limits of the towns of Graham
and Pocahontas, only few miles
from Tazewell and in the same
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18
News of Unaka.

The box supper at Concord last
Saturday was success. The ev-
ening was not favorable one
for the occasion, but the crowd
was large regardless of the rain.
Mrs. re. Cooper and children
are visiting home folks at this
place.
Misses Gertrude Ravens and
Bessie Mobray are visiting at
the home of Mrs. w. R. Burton
this week.
Mrs. William Baugh and chill
dren, of Graham, are visiting
friends and relatives at this place
this week.
Miss Mabel Bourne is visiting
friends at Cedar Bluff and
Pounding Mill.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hedrick Monday, a fine girl.
Mother and child are doing well.
4 Guy Peck had the misfortune
of losing finger by cutting it
off with cutting knife.
Miss Lucy Gilpin is visiting
relatives in Bluefield.
Mr.. Kemp Tarter was making
q flying trip to Clear Fork last
Sunday afternoon. and not being
very well acquainted in the COM
munity, made the awful mistake
OF stopping at the wrong house,
several miles from where his
special friend lives.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18
roads in the end.

rOauS IN the end.
Also, Mr.. Hawley stated that
an effort will be made to install
a line from Tazewell to Burke's
Garden and Clear Fork, as well
as the extension ola line from
highlands and Raven into Rus
sell county. Mr.. Hawley was
:; asked why it is necessary for
Iazewell people to be charged
Tor messages to Graham and
Pocahontas, towns in this coun-
ty; His reply, the usual, same
ola one, hardly satisfactory, was
that these were toll lines.s and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

You don't want calomel; you don't
need it. 1t shocks the liver. IT'S like
taking a heavy club to get action
from horse when a gentle tap from
SMALL whip would do the work bet
ter.
You surely do need CARSWELL'S
LlVER-AlD it not only puts action
into your liver, but strength, health
and vigor into the whole body as we'll.
1t drives out the poisons from your
system and does it quickly because it
acts on the liveI, kidneys, bowels
and stomach all at once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

During the summer months mothers
of young children saould watch for any
unnatural looseness of the bowels.
When given prompt attention at this
time serious trouble may be avoided.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by all druggists.