Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-28


Miss Carr, of Baltimore and
Miss Poole, of Lynchburg, are
again in charge of Chapman's
millinery and dressmaking de-
partment this season. The ladies'
are well known here, having
been in charge of the store for
the past several seasons.
We are now prepared to fur
nish the best grade of grass
seed. Peery & st. Clair.
E1iss Susie Litz, daughter of
Mrs. Sam Litz, of Graham, was
here this week as the guest of
her uncle, Mr.. AL Litz. Mrs.
Litz and her children have been
thinking of moving to Tazewell,
but after a careful survey of the
field, have decided to build a
nice home in Graham.
Robert L. Yost is making pro-
gress in building his house near
town. The roof will be put on in
few days.
Attorney General Williams
was here this week attending
court as counsel in a case for
his friend, Hartman Newberry.
of Bland. Owing to pressure of
business Judge Williams thinks
he will be unable to attend the
inauguration ceremonies.
The editor has a half dozen or
so fine varieties of sample ears
of corn on exhibition in the
Office. If you are thinking of
changing your seed this year
call in and see this nice corn. 1t
may be just what you want.
Blue bell timothy, clover.
orchard and blue grass seeds
our price, consistent with quality.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday II a. m. by pastor.
II. CAMPBELL.
Sunday School 9:45.
Attorney V. L. Sexton had an
order entered in the Circuit
Court here yesterday calling for
a bond issue election for Graham
OF $500, the proceeds of which
bonds are to be used for the
school building and grounds.
The election will be held Arril
End.
John R. Gildersleeve under
went an operation in the offices
of DR.. Chas. Il. st. Clair in
Bluefeld Tuesday night for the
removal of a growth in the roof
OF his mouth. The operation
was very painful.
Captain John ID. Alexander
who has been spending the Win
ter with his daughters, Mrs.
Aston at Lebanon and Mrs
Kits at Norton, has returned to
TaZewell.
Forty (40) head of steers
coming 2 years old for sale. Good
cattle. Jno. T. Kessee,
North Tazewell, Va.
Feb 18th, 1912.
Mr.. William H. Werth return
ed yesterday morning from
Richmond, where he argued for
the plaintiff in the u. S. Circuit
Court the case of Lee Holly. Adj
mlnistrator, against the Colonial
Coal & Coke Company. Mr..
Werth is much pleased with the
manner in which the court re-
celved the case, and thinks there
is little doubt but that he will
beat 'em to FRAGILE"
John D. Peery. C. H. Peery,
Charley Moss and others have
formed a company and will
establish a packing house at
North Tazewell. A building
forty-eight by ninety feet wifi
be erected at once. Machinery
VIII De purchased IN Cincinnati.
A large number of beeves.
sheep, hogs, ETC., will be stored
IN the refrigerators in the build
ing, and shipped to the concerns
in the Southwest.
The suit of Joe Farris against
the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company for $4,000 is i. progress
In court here. The merits Of
the case are familiar TO the
readers of this paper. Farris is
represented by Sexton & Roberts
and j. w Hicks. The company's
interest is being looked after by
Geo. W. st. Clair, of Tazeweil
and John w. Price. of Bristol