Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-13

Mrs. Thomas Watson is SER
iously i'll at her home near Five
Oaks. Her physician, DR.. D. R.
Johnson has little hope of her
recovery.
Miss jamie Thompson, a
teacher in the State Normal
School at Farmville, is among
the pretty TazewelI girls to re-
turn home. She left on yester-
day for visit to Berwind.
Colgate's Talcum Powder,
regular 25 cents seller, 2 for Csc
during the Clearance Sale at
The Big Store.
George Burns has had his
house and fences painted, and it
is beautiful job. Moore and
Wall did the work. These gentle
men promised to paint the
editors buggy two years ago.
Result-two new members in
the Ananias Club.
c. T. Patton is having a new
roof of metal shingles put on his
residence. Of course he used
metal instead of the wood
shingles. Why any one will roof
a building with wood shingles is
q mystery
The editor has bought a new
horse. He is a stylish, kind,
high stopper. He makes buggy
wheels look like solid wood, and
the autos are not in it all, as to
speed, and scares at nothing.
He is not for sale, understand.
An ice cream supper will be
given at White Church in
Thompson Vale y next Saturday
night, the proceeds from the
sale of the cake and cream to be
used for church purposes.
DR.. R. P. Copenhaver has
bought three acres of land on
the Buston farm near that
owned by DR.. C. A. Thompson.
1t is reported that DR.. Copen-
haver will establish "Rhode
Island Red Farm" on this
valuable land.
See our line of furniture and
house furnishings, mattings,
rugs: druggets. carpets, etc.
The largest stock ever carried
by us. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. P. F. Howell has at last
secured a deed to the Emsch-
willer property which he re-
Gently purchased from ]. G.
Buston, administrator of the
Emschwiller estate. There were
infant heirs of the late Oscar
Emschwiller, and much legal
procedure had to be gone through
with before a deed could be made.
James Kelly, who recently re-
turned from school in Washing
ton City, underwent an oper-
alton at his room in the hotel
Tuesday for the an ELECTION of
his spine. DR.. Williams came up
from Richards and performed
the operation. Mr.. Kelly has
been unwell since he was
thrown from a horse about a
year ago.
We are selling more ready
mixed paint in one month than
we formerly sold in IL months.
Why? Because we are selling a
good standard paint for less.
Every gallon sold with a
guarantee.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. VIM. J. Brooks, a well
young citizen of Poor Valley,
and Miss Pearl Neal, daughter
of John A. Neal, of Asberry's,
were married here Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. V. L. Stephenson.
Rev. Mr.. King performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
VIII make tnelf nome at Asberry.
W. N. Jackson, of Pounding
Mill, sent his subscription yes.
terday by his son, Mr.. ]. M.
Jackson. The old gentleman has
not been to town since about
June, 1908. He is an old soldier, ,
rs years old, hale and hearty,
but will not go to Gettysburg.
He thinks the wear and tear of
the trip would be too great, "too
much sugar for a cent"
When the distinguished visit
ors come to 1azewell on the
18th, they will find the town
reasonably clean. The continued
rains have interferred with the
work. If they could be met with |
and carried around in airships
instead of automobiles, the mud
holes and rough roads on the |