Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-05-16

jewelers. association.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday at II q. m. and 8 D. m.
by the pastor, T. H. Campbell.
Judge and Mrs. S. C. Graham.
who have been in Richmond for
a weeks visit, have returned to
Tazewell.
J. N. Hartman, Jr., attorney
at law, of WEIGH, was visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Hartman, here Sunday.
Mr.. A. w. Sewers, a hustling
young business man of Bluefield.
was prospecting in Tazewell
Sunday.
Our friend Mr.. A. Goodpasture
Roanoke, forwards us his sub
scription. He evidently finds
the grazing good in the magic
city.
H. C. Showers, Grapefeld, one
of our foreign" readers, drop
ped in to see US a day or two
ago-looking fine and fresh.
r. M. Kelly. of Louisville.
arrived here Tuesday, and is
connected with the accounting
department of the C. V. Insur-
ance Agency.
j. r. Meek bought here on
Tuesday forty-one acres of blue
grass land in Burke's Garden.
belonging to the John Spracher
estate. He paid $3.50 per acre.
DR.. S. C. Bowen, of Rich
mond, dropped in on his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Bowen, last
Sunday afternoon, and STAYED
over until Tuesday night.
Something for nothing is
worth while-$S.OO worth of
ware for nothing is worth your
time TO investigate. See our big
ad in this paper.
Peery and st. Clair.
Mr.. S. A. Leffel, his wife 9
sister, Miss Stella, and his
daughter, Miss Lena Nav. of
Shawvers Mill. were visitors to
Tazewell Monday, and called at
this office.
Mr.. John A. Neal, of Poor
Valley, was here Tuesday. Mr..
Neal promises at some future
time to throw some light on the
gold deposits in his section of
the county.
Mr.. j. N. Hartman, President
of Raven Red Ash Coal Com
pany, was at Raven yesterday
attending the annual meeting Of
the Company. Jas. Ed. Peery
and M. l.. Peery also attended
the meeting as stockholders.
c. c. Long, of Big Stone Gap,
was here Tuesday. He played
chauffeur for Mr.. Jim Dudley
who purchased a car here Tues
day, and Mr.. Long agreed to
drive him the car to Mr.. Dud-
ley's home at Hickman.
The Pocahontas Development
Company, composed of a num-
Der of the business men of
Pocahontas, has begun the cree
tion of a number of tenement
houses in st. Clair street in that
city.
Jas. H. McNeer, John Roberts.
Col. James S. Browning, Chas.
Stump, and H. w. Hicks, well
known Pocahontas citizens have
formed a joint stock company in
that city for the building of a
modern hotel, to cost about
sos, 600.
A citizens mass meeting was
held in the courthouse Friday
afternoon, and the fol owing
ticket was named for Mayor,
Oouiicll anu recorder, to be
voted upon in June:
Mayor. N. Hartman. Re-
corder-T. A. Repass; Council
W. l. Witten, j. E. jackson,
A. G. Kiser, r. P. Copenhaver,
j. N. johnson, j. A. Greever.
The saloon-keepers of Poca-
hontas are getting ready for the
great harvest, which will be
ready for the reaper when West
Virginia goes dry. Owing to
Typographical location of Poca-
hontas all the whiskey and beer
trade of a large section of the
West Virginia coal field will |
naturally drift to that town. |
The Pocahontas bar-keepers say |
they have no fear of Virginia |
going dry as long as the present |