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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
Burkc's Garden News.

Burkc's Garden, Aug. 25.-Miss
Sailic Ann Sprachcr continues very
i'll.
Mrs. Margaret McAlister and Miss
Mary Howell are the guests of their
parents, Mir. and Mrs. #. Il. Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. l.. Greever and
MIR. c. J. Moss, of Tazewcll. came
over to the Garden Sunday in Mr..
Moss machine.
Rev. w. H. Grcever and three chill.
dren accompanied them to Tazewcll
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hoge, and
children, of Bland, are visiting rela-
tives here this week.
Rev. w. ii; Grcever, of Columbia,
5. c., preached ut Central church
last Sunday on the European War.
N. w. Showers is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. X. f. Robinett, in Bland.
j. X. Groscclose and wife, of
Blacksburg, are welcome guests of
relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Caldwell, and two
sons, are guests of Mrs. j. p. Gosc,
and other relatives.
G. IL. Greevcr put in n telephone
several days ago.
Miss Lora b. Friday, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her friend, Miss Ida
X. Greevr. Miss Friday has quite n
number of friends here who are al
ways glad to have her in their midst.
X. S. Moss is burning limc-kiln
this week.
Mr.. Clayborn Newton, of Indiana.
is greeting old acquantnces here
this week.
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NENHnM

Benbow. Aug. 2G.-W. A. and M.
Thompson lost IL fine horse one day
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Witt and two little
children, of Paint Lick, were visiting
the families of Mrs. $. Il. Crabtrce
and Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes Buchanan
irom Friday to Monday. Mr. Witt
aud Mr.. John Stcoio came up on Sal
urday also, and accompanied Mrs..
Witt hemc Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bowling, of AS
bury's, spent Saturday night and
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Walk.
John Sanders and his daughter.
MISS Lilly, went To Graham Saturday.
Mr.. Sanders roturned Sunday, but
Miss Lilly will spend several dnys
Wlth her sister, Mrs. Will Grubb, of
ilochmun.
Miss Mildred Turner, who has boen
spending several days in Graham, re-
turned home Saturday.
Rcvs. G. K. Brown and j. N. Har-
man gave prohibition lectures at
White Church Sunday evening. They
had II large and attentive audience.
After the speaking only one man was
henrd to say that he expects to vote
inc wet ticket, and that was a-no,
we VIII not say n Christian, but n
church member.
John M. Hicks, of Blucfcld, spent
Saturday and Sunday with VIM.
Walk mt this place.
The good rains we are haing make
grass and late vegetables look like
spring of the yenr.
The temperance lectures Sunday
WIC rrcntlV nniovp1 hv all ,,,Lc h.r,,.I
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28

this will aid in tracing them to some
one or more local habitutions. The
officers, the news report says, are
not all certain that the five men who
robbed and killed the coal company's
officers were the only ones concerned.
1t is believed now that they were
members of the powerful Black Hand
organization, whose members are
scattered all over the coalfeld, and
further, that this is not the first
and only instance of their devilish
work in that section. Some years ago
the payroll of another coal company
was seized, the robber escaping and
never apprehendcd. 1t may finally
turn out that these robberies We're
all perpetratcd by this same gang of
Black Handlers. The sleuths are on
the trail, and sooner or later will run
these cut-throats out of the country
or into prison or-in the ground.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
A WARM WORD or TWO.

The man who knows he owes a
debt and waits and waits and de-
clines to pay until bill is sent him
a time or two, gives good reason to
believe that ne is not anxious to pay
the debt. If bill is never sent the
bill will never be paid. This is not
according to the code of honest men.
Your account may have been over
looked, mislaid or not entered at all.
and your account may not be sent
you. Nevertheless, you got the goods.
made the debt, and should pay it
promptly whether dunned or not.
These remarks are Intended primarily
for the subscribers to this pper. Are
you getting this paper? Have YOU
paid for it? If not, do so at once.
and don't put the Editor to the trou.
Bile and expense of mailing a state
mnte. You ought to pay for youi
papr or stop it, unless you mean to
get something for nothing. The Edi-
tor, is "easy" and you can always
make suitable terms. Pay US. We
need money.
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POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, Aug. 25.-Born, on
Sunday, p. M, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Ringstaff, a daughter-all doing
well.
MIR. Charles Robinett, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Robinett, of this
place, ON Sunday at 4 d. M, was
married to Miss Cora Belle Chris
tan, third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Christian, by their pastor, Rev.
w. S. Bullard, of Tazewell. Only a
lew relatives and friends were pre-
sent, as the marriage was kept a
secret. The groom is a popular bridge
man, the bride was formerly a teach
er in the public schools of this coun-
ty. Many dropped in to offer con-
gratulatlons to this excellent couple.
They left this morning for Athens,
W. Va, to visit the brides sister.
Mrs. Wright.
R. X. Gillespie, w. B. and Rex
Steele, are at Laurel taking inven-
tory of Gillespie and Steele's store.
Albert Flack, colored, of N. c.,
driver and gardener OF Boxley quarry
was badly hurt on last Saturday
ABOUT z o'clock by the stable loft,
containing more than a car load of
nay, railing on him. The white peo-
PNS 30 WCi do COiOTeu are distressed
over the calamity, and are hoping
Tor his recovery. Drs. Zimmerman
and Williams were both called i'm
consultation. Two horses We're also
slightly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hunter, and
1amliy, went to Lebanon Sunday,
sightseeing.
Miss Margaret Williams, Newport
News, IS visiting her mother, Mrs
Mrs. W. b. Harris is visiting in
The following persons drove to
Richlands Sunday: Mesdames Re.
becca Williams, Nancy Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. McClain and r. S
Williams. -
Misses Ada, Beatrice and Minnie
Pruett, daughters of w. w. Pruett
superintendent of Montvale Lumbe,
Co, Fontana, N. c., and who hav,
spent sometime visiting their grant
rather, X. w. Pruett, in Crockett.
Cove, are guests of their aunt, Mrs
). I. Altizer, but will leave tomor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
Somebody Likes Chicken.

If Sergeant Thompson will sleuth
around and scoop in the fellows who
are living high on other peoples
fowls, he can count on a sumptuous
chicken dinner given In his honor.
Mrs. Capt. Bowen has lost any num-
ber of fine chickens this season. Mrs.
Leslie, her neighbor, has lost seve-
raj, also several fine, fat Indian Run
ner ducks, and other people in this
locality and in other localities in
town, have suffered similar losses.
These miscreants are risking their
freedom and reputation for the sake
of a few chickens. They will be
caught sooner or later, and it should
be sooner.
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I. +. Howell, Esquire, and his
pretty daughter, Miss Grace, came
to town ON Saturday to meet Miss
Mary, daughter who is with one
Of the large department stores in
Lynchburg, who came home for va
cation. Another daughter, Mrs. Nc
Aiister, is also home from Athens,
Georga. And it so happens that all
the family are together once more.
IN The old home, and everybody is
happy
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28

those institutions of learning attend
cd by ali classes ANA ages of pupils,
many of whom were old enough to
he in College, others too young to
risk out of sight of their parents. In
addition to these obstacles, the home
in which the young schoolma'am was
assigned as boarder, and the only one
in the community taking boardcrs," !"
was humble in the extreme, having
only two rooms, which Accommodated II
family of fifteen.
Miss Harman will SECURE posi-
ton in this county.
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THE BIG BATTLE.

The big battle began a week ago
continues along the Frencn hsontier,
and in Belgium. Honors seem to be
about even, with odds in favor of the
allies. The Germaninv of France
has been checked, while the Russians
have their eyes on Berlin, the Ger
man capitol. Dispatches report that
the British have taken Togoland, a
German possession on West Coast
of Africa. Austria has been forced
to abandon the campaign against Ser
via.
No decisive, great engagement has
taken place. Hence it is not possible
to get definite information.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
An Omission Corrected.

In an account of the funeral SER
vices of the late w. D. Jones, it
was stated that the service was con-
Quoted by Revs. G. X. Brown and ID.
p. Hurley. The reporter was misin-
formed. The service was conducted
by Rev. w. X. Neal, a lifelong friend
of Mr.. Jones, who preached the SER
mon. The other ministers took part
in the service. Mr.. Meals sermon was
said to be specially adapted to the
sad occasion and circumstances.
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row for Alban II. S., Alban, N. C.
Miss Jean Bourne, of Grafton, who
has spent the past week visiting hel
cousin, Mrs. w. B. Steele and family
will go to Cedar Blue tomorrow tc
visit her aunt, Mrs. j. Marion Nc
guire.
Mr.. G. C. Shamblin, the policeman
here, arrested X. +. Wiles here and
took him back to Wilksbarre, N. c..
where he was wanted for throwing a
rock through car window, hitting
woman and ijuring another with
broken glass. He had slipped a $500
bond, being sent to the roads for
one year, and appealing the case.
lie took one year and lost the $500
Mr.. Shamblin ran him quite dis
tance before he surrendered.
MIR. and Mrs. John McCraw, Ports
mouth, and Mrs. Julia Gilpin, Blue
field, are visiting f. NJ. Myres and
family.
Mr.. Sheffey Sturgill has returned
from visit to relatives near Wilkes
barre, N. c.
Mrs. R. X. Gillespie returned Sum
day from two days visit up the
line.
Mrs. j. T. Altizer and nieces were
visitors to Richlands Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nj. Sparks and
Mrs. Chas. Robinett were elected de-
legates to the Tazewell District Con-
vention of the Christian church, at
Graham, Aug. 27-30.
MIR. Richard White, of Raven, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. James
Johnson.
Mrs. George Bruster and Mrs.
Horny Rohipatf box, h,,,, -. al.
list for a few days.
VIII Rees Sparks, book-keeper and
salesman for coal company at
Dante, spent Sunday night fisiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. f. White mo-
tored from Richlands Sunday after
noon. Mrs. White, county supt. of
the w. G. 7. u. came up to meet with
the Union here. She gave n strong
talk on temperance, and urged each
member to do all in their power to
get voters to vote for statewide pro
hlbition, Sept. %. The same officers
were re-elected-Mrs. X. X. Giles
pie, pres; Mrs. r. NJ. Sparks, vice.
pres; Mrs. G. II. Trayer 2nd. vice
pres; Mrs. w. b. Steele sec'y. and
treas; Miss IVA Steele, organist.
This union will mail out literature to
all the voters of several districts
which will be about four hundred
This town will go dry almost to a
man. The Unions and all Christian
people are urged to work much and
pray much, keeping in mind this
Scripture, "Am | my brothers. keep.
er?"
Misses Wv Steele and Jean Bourne
drove to Cedar Bluff Wednesday to
visit Mrs. j. Marion Mcclure and
family.
Mrs. Sidney Hankins, of Welch,
visited Mrs. II. w. Christian and
family today
Mrs. Mary Boyd and baby, of Blue
field, visited her sister, Mrs. James
IL. johnson Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. John Robinett is serving ON
the jury this week.
Mr.. VIM. GRAPHICAL, of Maxwell,
will give Il temperance lecture here
at the Union church next Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. All are urged to come
out and hear him.
Messrs Mercer and Claude Os-
borne, of Roanoke and William, res
pectively, are visiting their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Thomas.
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Final Chapter Not Vet Wri.ten

According to newspaper reports
the final chapter in the Glen Alum
tragedy of few weeks ago, in
which eleven men lost their lives has
not been written. The Baldwin-Felts
Agency haven't let up or ceased their
efforts in trying to trail this robbery
to its source. 1t is now thought, says
a despatch, that the five bandits kill
ed in the Glen Alum tragedy were
members of Black Hand organiza-
ton, whose headquarters are in the
Pocahontas coalfields.
An effort is being made, with some
success, to identify the dead bandits
by photograph and otherwise, and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
Mr.. Adam and the "AIoyles.o y


Rev. Mr.. Adam, of Pennsylvania.
hauls the Editor over the Goals for
endorsing moving picture shows. He
was at one time supply pastor of the
Baptist church here, and is known as
conscientious man, and his opinion
merits respect. An old copy, "set"
for us in the old-field schools of the
long ago, read, "Many men of many
minds, many birds of many kinds"
And so, it is. Men see things from
different viewpoints.
The editor appreciates Mr.. Adams
solicitude that his wandering feet
shall not stray into forbidden paths.
Just what to do and what not to do.
where to go and where not to 20,
are now, as they have always been,
matters about which men most differ.
A large number of good men and
women, including some ministers, at
tend occasionally the "movies" and
theaters, circuses, and even the dance
without appreciable detriment to
their morals. Where to draw the line
each one must decide for himself.
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NOTICE.

We beg to notify the public of the
organization of the Interstate Land
Corporation, to succeed the Inter-
state Land Company, the largest ex-
elusive farm agency in the South,
with the following officers in charge {:
A. l.. Osborne, President; f. II. Mil
Ter, Secretary; and w. j. Brown, Jr.,
Vice-Pres. The new concern has paid
up capital of $25,OOOoO and proposes
to continue the farm business along
the same lines as heretofore, except
on much larger scale. We have
spared no effort in securing control
of the very best farm bargains that
can be bought in the Southern States
especially in Virginia, Tennessee, and
Northern Mississippi, and are now
able to offer prospective purchasers
large number of exceptionally at
tractive propositions, of almost any
size or price. Let us know your wants
and we can almost certainly suit
you, and save you money.
INTERSTATE LAND CORPORA
TION
Bristol, Tenn.
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Too Democratic for Miss Harman.

Miss Minnie Harman, who accept
ed position as teacher of one of the
rural schools of Buchanan county,
and who went to Buchanan last week
to take up her duties, returned un-
expectedly to Tazcwell on Friday,
leaving her resignation in the hands
OF the school board of Buchanan
She soon decided, after about two
days teaching that mistake had
been made, and forthwith turned her
head towards Tazeweii. The school
to which she was sent was one of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
HIGHLANDS EXPECTS
RAILROAD YARDS
New Light Company Gets Fran
chise TO Furnish Electricity
to Large Area.

w. p. Boggcss, Richlands, was
here on Monday. He told reporter
of this paper that Richlands is look
ing up still-always looking up and
not down. He thinks the N. " W. will
eventually build their tracks, swift
ches, and other necessary buildings
Tor the new road branching from
Cedar Bluff. He thinhs Richlands u
far better and more convenient In,
cality in every respect than is Cedar
Bluif for the terminus OF the cut OIL.
a number OF N. u. w. employees
already have homes at Richlands,
and this fact weighs in favor of Rich
lands, says this enthusiastic citizen
of the little city on the Ciinch.
Another straw which shows which
way the wind is blowing in and
around Richands, is the arrange
ments now about perfected to build
a large power plant there, to furnish
hight, power, ETC., to the contiguous
towns. The Richlands Service Corpo-
ration. recently organized by leading
citizens has been granted franchise
by the Board of Supervisors of the
county, permitting the company to
erect and operate plant to furnish
light, power, etc, in that section. Ii
is stated that pipes, wires, etc. will
be laid and run to Raven and the
mines in that locality, up Big Creek
and also to Cedar Bluff.
The franchise is to run for thirty
years. Geo. w. st. Clair is largely
interested in mining in that section,
and is attorney for the new corpora
ton.
The members of the corporation,
so far as known, are, A. X. Morrison,
Big Stone Gap, and Kelly Mann,
Richlands.
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at used to be-" says friend, mot
uncommon TO hear folks "cussin" and
berating detectives and detective
agencies. They were berated as not
only unnecessary but absolute nui-
sances. If you put detective after
trouble he'd find it If ne had to make
it. But we have changed our minds.
he went on to say. "There have been
and are still, perhaps, INSCRIPTIONS
men in the detective agencies, as in
almost if not quite all other callings,
but the agencies are now conducted
on high, business planes, and have
become an indispensable part of the
business world. In great emergency
like the recent tragedy in West Vir-
ginla and other great tragedies in
tn Unitd States, the first man called
is the detective, trained to trail the
criminal. and when lie gets on the
job something happens. II acompara-
lively small number of cases has he
failed TO land his man. think the
public is growing into higher ap-
preciation of the professional detcc-
tive, and has about quit cussin' him."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28
COAL WILL LEAD IN
AMERICANFXPORTS
Much Activity Among Opera
tors Over Demand Caused by
European War.

Washington, Aug. 25.-"Coal will
lead the great American export boom
brought on by the European conflict"
was the announcement of prominent
coal operator here yesterday. All the
coal operators who have been OH bu-
biness visits to the east make the
same report, predicting enormous
possibilities for the coal export bust
ness. Big shipments have already
commenced to move on actual for.
eign orders. The operators, it was
also learned yesterday, have announc-
ed ut the mines that there will be no
shutdown this year. Steady opera
tions have been assured in all the
coal sections.
The anticipated effect of the new
ship registry bill mas sounded the
tocsin for the coal export trade. 1t
is believed that there Will be enough
foreign orders to fill every ship bot
tom that is transferred TO the Ameri-
can flag.
The coal operators are eagerly
waiting for vessels. The countries
involved in the war, one of the ope-
rators pointed out, embrace all of the
great coal producers next in rank to
the United States. The export of bi-
luminous coal, of which West Vir-
ginia furnishes so large Il share, for
one year TO July 1st, 1914, was 49,
To4,9G6 tons. One huge addition to
the export trade will be the building
up of coal trade in South America
which, before this, has been almost
exclusively England's. Ii is said that
two steamships were chartered this
week in New York TO carry coal di
rect to Buenos Ayres. This was con-
sidered to be Indicative of the open
ing of Il new market, as they arc the
first American vessels to carry coal
to the Platte.
Spain made inquiries for American
coal, for the first time, last week. A
trade dispatch ives received from
Airles, Spain, which asked exporters
of coal to send prices by cable immc-
diately.
In anticipation of an extraordinary
demand for fuel by the fighting ma
tions of Europe, it was authoritative
ly stated here, that the colieries of
West Virginia have assumed unusual
activities.
Trade reports to the coal trade
last week said that ten ships had
been engaged to carry coal from
Virginia and West Virginia to Las
Palmas, Canary Islands. Exporters
are refusing to sell foreign orders
without cash payment before loading.
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News of Baptist Valley.

Baptist Valley, Aug. 25.-Misses
Lettic Henkle and Eula Brown, of
Bandy, spent last Wednesday with
Miss Henkle's sister, Mrs. j. A.
payn.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Han
kins, on Thursday, :. fine baby girl
Mother and baby are getting along
Miss Julia DUNCAN, of Clear Fork
and Mrs. V. j.. Clark, of Graham
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
G. Wynne Monday
An ice-cream supper will be given
Mt Mt. Carmel on Saturday, begin
ming at 5 o'clock nd lasting until 8
p. m. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
The following are among those
who attended the quarterly meeting
at Dailey's Chapel Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Alley, Mr.. and Mrs. Arms
and daughter; Miss Maggie Brew
ster; Mrs. John Whit, and daughter
Kathleen; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Wynne
and family; and Miss Kate Lowe.
Mr.. Tom Allison, of Chilhowie. was
the guest of his brother, S. +. AL
lison over Sunday.
Farmers in this section are very
busy getting ready to sow wheat.
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Narrow Escape for Mrs. Werth.

Mrs. VIM. G. Werth, of Norton.
who has been the guest of parents
here for several weeks, had narrow
escape from a serious accident on
the road between this town and the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. st. Clair. She, with num-
Der of others, was riding in the auto
mobile of DIR. Johnson, of Bluofield,
and at muddy place in the road the
car "skidded," and was stopped sud-
denly by DR.. johnson applying the
brakes. Mrs. Werth, in some manner,
was thrown over the side of the car
between two piles of rocks. She was
very badly scared from the exper-
ience, but uninjurcd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-28

Sunday SchoOl-Temperance Picnic.
The following is the program of
the big union Sunday school and tenn
perance picnic to be held in the
Marrs sugar orchard Saturday, Sept.
5th:
10 "A m.-Parade by the schools, Mt.
Olivet, Rocky Dell and Concord, led
by the Graham band.
10:30-Call to order.
1. Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Music.
A Address by Rev. C. r. Brown.
5. Glass song by Loyal Girls.
6. Music.
Z. Address by j. A. Leslie.
8. Song: Soldiers, True, Press
along.
8. Music.
10. Dinner and social hour.
2:30 p. m.-Music.
IL. Address: The Sunday School
and Temperance, by ........
Is. Music.
ID. Prohibition, Rev. j. N. Harman.
Is. Music.
16. Benediction.
Everybody is cordially invited. The
wish to do so. are expected to bring
diner for themselves and friends.
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Methodist Church. Sunday An, .

Methodist Church, Sunday Aug. 70
There will be preaching by the
pastor Rev. II. B. Platt, Jr., at Main
St, church mt ii o'clock II. m., and
at North Tazewel at 1880 p m. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited.
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EASTERN STAR BANQUET.

The Tazcwcll chapter of the East
ern Star is arranging for banquet
to bo held on Saturday vening, Sen.
tembcr 9th, in the Masonic hall. A
number of local speakers have been
expected.
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