Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

Wynn and Whitt's.
G. G. Frazier and M. C.l
Smith, of Pocahontas. were
visitors to court here yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Chapman has so far
recovered from her recent illness
as to be out yesterday in an
automobile.
Mrs. II. A. Lynch and Mrs. /.
c. Dodd, were here part of this
week, the guests of friends and
relatives. These good ladies
never seem so much at home as
when in Tazewell. They live in
Bluefield now.
There are only about 10 pack
ages of sweet corn seed. First
come, first served.
Our old friend, MIR. Heldreth
is still confined to his home. His
many friends would be glad to
see him on the street again.
Quite number of statements
sent out during this month have
not been heard from. They are
on the way perhaps, and may
reach us by first mail. What did
you do with yours?
An interesting letter comes
to the editors desk from Cavitts
Creek, unsigned. This state
ment is made again for the
eight hundred and tenth time,
viz. We do not publish anony-
nous communications. Sign
your name to your article.
If you want the best ice cream.
and the best service, go to Wynn
and Whitt's. Special attention
given the ladies.
At a meeting of the town
council held last Friday after
noon, Mr.. Graf M. Mullin.
assistant cashier of the national
bank, was elected to the vacancy
caused by the death of S. D.
May.
AT the same time the council
adopted appropriate resolutions
OF respect on the death of Mr.
May.
WANTED-5oo hens at Ia
cents. B. B. HARTMAN,
Keystone, w. Va.
Mrs. G. S. Crabtree and one
OF her pretty daughters was
here the other day and called to
have the paper sent to her
daughter in Florida. Better than
a letter from home is the old
county paper with its neighbor-
hood gossip.
1t is always pleasant to see
the farmers in town, but this
time of the year and this
weather, they are "skase" on the
street and this is as it should
be. No time for loafing around
now.
Why didn't you think of it
when renewing your subscrip-
ton to add just a small amount
to the check and get one or more
OF the five publications we are
clubbing with this paper? When
RENTING think of this. Read
the clubbing offer and rates on
third page.
Full cream cheese, 5lbs, for 81. 90
3 pkgs read cut mscaroni, Csc
Standard granulated sugar, Sc
kismet flour, bbl., $3.50
Large Cali. prunes, h., l0c
3lbs;. full weight. tomtoes, lOc
we want to send you a barrel
OF Kismet flour on trial. If it is
not the best you ever used, will
send our dray and take it back.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. w. S. Billiard, who con-
tracted a severe cold at the
funeral Of his kinswoman, Mrs
Julia Billiard Hoffman at Rad.
ford last week, has so far re-
covered as to be walking about
IN the warm sunshine for a dav
or two. He will occupy his pui-
pit Sunday morning.
We repeated a suggestion
made heretofore get your name
IN your county paper OCCASION
ally. Each week somebody scans
the local columns for some item
OF news from "back home" Do
or say something worthy of
being mentioned, and see to fl
that the reporter gets it. If
nothing else try raising Cain"
on a small scale, getting run
over by an automobile, break a
bone or two. Do something to
let the world know you are
living.