Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-05-30

been confined to his home on
Tazewell avenue several DAYS
this week by a slight illness.
= White oats. in 5-bushel bags,
per bushel Coo.
! Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Stephen
sons baby has been seriously i'll
for sometime. The child is bet
ter now.
Rev. w. H. Greever returned
from Burke's Garden Wednes-
day. and left for his home and
! work in Columbia, S. c., yester-
day. His anticipated fishing trip
was broken up by the rain, and
SO we get neither the promised
fish nor the story.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet Sunday afternoon,
Jnue list, at 3 o'clock, in the the
Baptist church. Every one is
cordially invited to attend.
Georgia Peery, Sec'y.
The cool rains of the first of
the week put a stop to corn
blowing but not to the activities
of the petiferous cut-worms.
They are hard at it still. A
great deal of replanting is re-
ported in different parts of the
county.
Mrs: W. A. Arrintgon, Wit
tens Mills, was shopping in the
city on Tuesday. She reported
everything in good shape at
Wittens Mills. Arlington is very
busy in his shop-too busy to
look up the editors buggy
wrench, which he has had
several years.
Why pay $500 to $4,000 for
cast top range when you can
buy them from us at sos. 90. See
this range at our store.
Peery and st. Clair.
Miss Georgia Crockett's art
class will give public exhibition
next Wednesday afternoon from
3 to 6 o'clock in the studio in the
High School building. The pub
lie is invited to this show of the
handiwork of Miss Crockett's
class.
The boys and girls who have
been away at school will soon be
with us again. Welcome home,
I've kids. We have missed YOU.
but did not forget you. How
could we. when we had to send
you such awful checks about
ever so often.
l.. d. Snapp, of Burke's Gar
den, was here this week attend
ing court. Mr.. Snapp has re-
Gently bought a motor truck, but
hasn't sufficiently familiarized
himself with it to tackle Burke's
Garden mountain. He hopes to
have it bridle-wise by the Fair.
Clint j. Moss fine mare.
Nancy Virgins, found twin
colts Monday night-a mare and
a horse colt. The mare colt died
Monday night, but the other one
IS living and in good shape. Mr.
Moss had been offered $3.50 for
the one which died.
Bran and middlings. 100 pound
bags, $1.75.
Tazewell Supply Co.
| DR.. w. E. Baylor, of Cedar
Bluff, was here this week on
business. DR.. Baylor will soon
move to his fine farm at Wardell.
which he will moderniZe in
every way. He will install an
electric light plant, using the
ample water power on his place.
and will not only light his home,
but will use the current to
operate wood cutters, feed cut
tiers, churns, and other conven-
fences about his home.
| j. R. G. Brown, of Cedar
Bluff, was here on Monday, and
enlightened out his name and
dates on our list, as was also w.
| A. Hit, Tannersville, who said
he had a "bat hide" for the
editor, on subscription. Jno. w.
Daniel, too, paid a year and a
half in advance. A number of
others from abroad, who did
not get in for the May LIST Gel
ebration, have been rolling in.
There are still a few remain
ing, who remind us of the past"
Subscription due for sometime.
Oh, fellow travellers, how long,
oh, how long! We long to hear,
from you with a deep and earn
est longing!
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