Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-14

the Gillespie hospital. The lady
has been threatened with pneu-
monia.
The packing house killed sew
enteen steers Wednesday. Addi-
tional help has been secured and
the packing and shipping is
being pushed.
Corn fodder is selling for 100
2-horse load, delivered. Agreat
deal of this "cow feed" has been
moved this week.
A. M. Willard lost his eye
glasses on the street yesterday,
and he can't read without them.
They were in a case. Return
them to him quick.
Experiment stations have
found that souring brand and
chop feeds for hogs is an injury
rather than a help.
1t is not question these DAYS
whether we shall have good
roads or not, but how to build
them.
| Nothing makes more accept
able Xmas gift than a good
photograph. Have your Christ
mas photos made now, and avoid
the rush at the last.
| Mr.. j: Powell Royal left Tues
day night for Chicago to take
dispositions in Buchanan coun-
ty land suit.
POSITION WANTED = BY
young man. familiar with mer-
camille business. Will accept any
good employment. Address,
Clerk" care the News.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening
by the pastor, Rev. T. H. Camp
bell.
The officers of the cemetery
association have postponed the
Christmas Bazaar until the 18th
and 18th of December. Further
announcement of this affair will
be made in the local papers.
"Uncle" Jimmy Hoback has
received his 1914 almanacs and
will be pleased to have your or
der. These almanacs, as usual.
contain much valuable informa-
ton.
The town council has rented
for a term of five years the fish
pond spring south of town, at
an annual rental of 800. Water
from the spring will be turned
into the water mains as soon as
proper arrangements can be
made.
| The half-tone picture of Hon.
Henry G. Stuart, used in this
paper last week, was made by
photographer A. M. Black. of
this town. Mr.. Black furnished
several of the State papers with
photos of the governor-elect.
which were considered the finest
yet made of him.
Estill Kinder and wife and
baby, who have been whiting in
the county several weeks, left
Tuesday for their home in New
hampton, Mo. They were guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Gillespie in this city.
Andy P. Stephenson, son of
V. l.. Stephenson, of Tazewell,
recently went to Hayden, Ari-
iona, where he accepted employ
ment as electrician for a large
copper company. In a recent
letter to his father, he expressed
himself as being well satisfied.
A. M. Black will leave the
latter part of next month for
Palm Beach, Florida. Mr.. Black
has a studio at that popular
winter resort that he goes to
take charge of and conduct dur
ing the season there. The studio
IN Tazewell will be closed while
Mr.. Black is away. Any photo
graphic work that is wanted this
winter should be done now be-
fore the studio is closed.
The editor of this paper
butchered his hogs on Tuesday. |
The heaviest one weighed only |
1926, and he withdraws from the
contest for the prize. He butcher
ed sooner than he expected to, !
prefeming to have a streak lean
and streak o'fat rather than
all fat. And then the question
of corn had something to do
with this killing. /
Rev. Mr.. Campbell went to
Burke's Garden last Saturday to