Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-07

ANNSd ioi clCNlCtS III lfG OUTIS-
tian church Sunday morning.
Will May, of WEIGH, was here
on a hunting trip this week.
The Cadillac won first prize in
the Royal auto show in London |
last week, being the only Amer |
lean car to ever win this prize.
and the only car i'm the world !
that has won it the second time.
Several of the schools of the |
county observed partons day last |
Friday. At the school on Cavitt's !
Creek. appropriate exercises
were held, including an address
by Rev. T. II. Campbell, of Taze-
well and Peel Hartman.
There will be box supper
given at Dailey's Chapel tomor-
row, Saturday evening at z
O'Clock. Everybody is invited.
Proceeds will be for the benefit
of the church.
Attorneys Geo. w. st. Clair
and j. Powell Royal were in
Richmond this week. appearing
before the u. S. Circuit court
in matters pertaining to the Big
Vein Pocahontas Coal Company's
suit against the Brownings.
You are going to miss a bar
gain if you fail to buy one of
our high grade wagons Tuesday.
These wagons are guaranteed to
be made Of the best material.
Don't fail to see them. Star
Milling Co.
Mrs. w. II. Witten returned
last Saturday from Richmond,
where she underwent surgical
operation in the Stuart Circle
hospital. She is rapidly recover
ing from the operation, and
will soon have regained her for
mer good health.
FOR SALE Best located
lumber yards in Southwest Vir-
ginia, with planer and rip saws
} complete, on N. and w. railway.
Paying b. siness established.
: Satisfactory reason for selling.
Address Xxx.
o Care Clinch Valley News.
Mrs. w. o. Barns was c'rcu-
lating among our big stores and
U on the street on election day.
6 She did not mean by this, she
6 said, to intimate that she want
ed to vote or was even in favor
; of woman suffrage. She didn't
look at all like a militant, fight
: ing suffragett of the Pankhurts
Q type.
Mrs. R. A. Perdue died at her
r home in West Virginia last Fri
: day. The remains were brought
i here for burial. Funeral services
2 were conducted at the residence
of Geo. w. Lewis Saturday af-
ternoon by Rev. TIL. Campbell,
pastor of the Baptist church.
She was member of the Chris
tian church. Burial was made
!. in the new cemetery. She leaves
e a husband and large family Of
y children.
The Amuzu theatre has been
, made more comfortable by new
floor in the shape of bank of
: dirt piled all around the outside
, so as to keep out the wind. It's
4 cheaper perhaps to build floor
of dirt than of plank. At any
rate the house is now comforta-
BILE. Good fires are kept up, and
the shows are being well attend
ed.
Capt. j. e. Vines went to
Richmond Wednesday after ten
more convicts, which will be
added to the road force in the
west end of the county. He
took back to the penitentiary
negro convict. The man is said
to be serving long sentence
for murder in Lunenburg county.
1t is said that his term will ex-
pire in 1882. Captain Vines
expects to return to Tazewell
tomorrow.
The Tazewell Packing Com
pany- commenced business yes
terday morning. Mr.. CHI. Peery
] demanded the privilege of kill
ing the first beef, which was
granted him. He placed himself
in position to strike the beef
with a large hammer, and in the
eXcitment he struck but missed.
A more experienced hand at the
business took the hammer and