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

Mr.. A. P. Gillespie was not
feeling so well on yesterday
as usual but is getting
on fairly well.
Dale Stuart, brother to Hon. H.
G. Stuart, was a business visitor
to town this week, as was also
Jno. A. Price, of Bristol.
A meeting of the Board of
Supervisors will be held Monday
to further consider the plans,
ETC., for the proposed remodel
ing of the courthouse.
We must insist on all who owe
us to pay their accounts promptly.
A very large per cent of our
sales are made on margins of 5
and 10 per cent which does not
admit of long credit. We are
compelled to collect on the first
of each month. Please comply
with this request and oblige us.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Judge VIM. f. Rhea, of the
State Corporation Commission,
was in Tazewell Monday morn
ing between trains. The Judge
is well remembered in Tazewell
and has large number of warm
friends throughout this section.
The TruX Warren residence is
for rent. Prof. Carson will move
at once to the Witten property
in the northwest suburbs.
Tazewell now has a Demo-
cratic postmaster, the first in
twenty years. Mr.. A. B. Buc =
hanan, postmaster and Chance"
Buchanan, assistant postmaster,
have charge Of the Office. The
promise that postage stamps
would be sold at half price and
postal cards sold on credit has
not been carried out, but doubt
less will be in the near future.
Judge Kegley opened court on
Monday morning, taking up the
work where Judge Staples left
off last week. Judge Kegley was
detained at his home in Bland
in order to welcome into the
world Judge Kegley, Jr., who
arrived all right, and was doing
finely when the Judge left home
as was also his mother.
Sister Willard, who left last
week to visit her son, Walter,
at Charlotte, N. c., arrived safe
and sound, just in time to well
come the arrival of a new grand
daughter into the world. When
brother Willard heard of the ar
rival of this new grandchild a
grin broke all over his usually
solemn face. Mother and baby
were doing finely at last ac-
counts.
WANTED-four pounds of
nice yellow butter per week bv
parcel post. This is money in
advance and ship from postoffice.
Who will answer? Address box
356, Williamson, w. Va.
The shows at The Amuzu have
been of unusual interest this
week. In addition to the fine
pictures shown, Prof. VAIL. the
musician and Prof. Girard, the
magician, have given fine en-
tertainments. Mr.. VAIL, with
his quaint instruments, gives
unusual entertainment, and the
magician performs number of
new and bewildering tricks,
which cannot fail to entertain,
amuse and fool you to death. ("
The performers will give their
last show tonight.
A guess is made by several
leading papers that the following.
six named men will be in Presi-
dent Wilson's cabinet: Josephus
| Daniels, N. c.; A. S, Bureson,
Texas; e. L. Norris, Montana:
Jer. Sullivan, Iowa; Chas. s.
~ iio, 1liiliOlS, w. d. Brayn,
Nebraska.
1t appears not all certain as to
Mr.. Bryan. 1t is said that he
has expressed no willingness to
accept seat in the cabinet.
Lynchburg, Va.
Monday, placed Miss O'Brien
OF AppomattoX in city-$4O start.
tuesday, placed Mr.. Price of
Roanoke in stenographic position
in West Virginia-$60 start.
Wednesday, received N. C. let
ter relative combination man.
Thursday, received request from
Bristol for information relative
to $50 man stenographer. Fri
day, MIR. Starnes of Scott county
enrolled for shorthand. "Pied-