Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-21
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See the jewelers. complete line
of cut glass, silyerware and jew
elry.
G. H. Reynolds has just return
ed from turk y-buying trip to
Russell and the regions round
about. 1t is reported that he has
Dough about 1900 this season.
A. J. Nash, of Blueston, dropp-
ed in hastily yesterday afternoon
to pay Thanksgiving suhscrip-
tion, and was told that his date
was April, 1914. He grinned out
loud, and the editor grunted.
"Bill' Moore, the jewelry man
from ID. B. Ryland and Com
pany's Lynchburg house, reach
ed Tazewell a day late, owing
to pressure of business down the
line. He left on yesterday for
Bluefield. He did nice business
here.
Ed. P. Moore dropped in to
pay a Thanksgiving subscrip-
ton. He says he was never sick |
a day in his life, and yet he has
a sort of hungry look about him,
and is not stout, but strong,
sinewy, wiry and temperate.
Come in and look over Pobst's
jewelry. A complete line of
watches, chains, fobs, mesh bags,
la vallieres, bracelets, rings of
all kinds, Canoes of all kinds
complete line from start to
finish.
Miss Allie Willard, who has
been in the office of Greever
and Gillespie for several years,
expects to go to Welch about the
first of the coming year to take
charge of the branch office of
the firm in that city.
Mr.. Clinton Barns passed
through town Wednesday on
his way to Burke's Garden. He
ordered his paper changed ac-
cordingly, as he will make his
home with his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Moss. Uncle" Clint was
looking fine and feeling the same,
The heavy hogs are being re-
ported and when all are in a
statement will be made in this
paper and blue ribbon hung UP
with name Of winner, weight of
hog, etc. Those already reported
go considerably over 400. Report
weight, age, breed of hog, etc.
if possible.
"Uncle" Davy Church is still
unable to get around, and will
be unable to work for sometime
yet. His old comrades, with Ma
jor Tynes in the lead, are ad-
: ministering kindly to his neces.
stiles. The neighbors, too, are
kind and generous.
LOST near Concord church
or Grafton, l Pennsylvania and
l Southern Railway mileage
book by Mr.. r, A. Nokes, who
was here buying turkeys last
week. Finder will be rewarded
II books are returned to this
Office.
Henry Kinceris busy building
bridges and raising sand Of
/ course and heavy hogs. He is
certain of winning the blue
ribbon. Bob, his brother, has
! some whoppers, but everybody
is fearful OF George Lewis ole
\ stag hog,
Mr.. Geo. C. Bailey notifies the
editor of the Register Depart.
4 ment that he is a proud grand
| father for the second time. Sc
is Charley Reynolds. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank j. Moss have another
fine baby. And so the vendors
of paregoric and soothing sryur
! are still on the job.
1t is specially urged that the
collection. usually taken on
Thanksgiving, this year be at
] least doubled up There is now
and likely to be, absolute need
! OF charity funds. all winter, and
J so far the burden. if burden it
is, has fallen upon the few.
Don't be niggardly and stingy
on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Fudge lost fine JERSEY
milk COW on Wednesday night.
A bag of chop was arelesslv
left within the COWS reach. She
cate enough to founder her and
could not be saved. The COW
was valued at $500 1t is not Of
ten the case that an animal dies
of founder if treated in time.
We repeat our annual warn
ing, viz: If you are even reason
ably well situated in the coun-
try, stay there, and don't move
to town. To depend on DAYS
work, washing, etc., for a living