Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-03-27

- ANOPooos Jis, 10 d Duhl1GSS WIS.,
ltor to Lee county this week.
c. c. Burns, the well known attor-
ney OF Lebanon, was here on profess
slonal business yesterday.
Look this paper over carefully. If
you think it worth a dollar bili for
fifty-two weeks, send it along. After
May list, send $3.50.
Our new rate of $1.5O is not in eff
feet until May LIST next. Subscribe
now.
Chapman Fl. Peery, of Indian, was
visitor to town yesterday.
Ed Gillespie is arranging to move
his family to Thompson Valley for
the summer, where he has a position
now being built in the Valley.
Mr.. X. ]. Hurt has been appointed
postmaster at Indian. The appoint
ment is effective at once.
Haynes Buchanan, Esq, of Thorn
son Valley, was here on business yes
terday.
Joe Hunt, of Horsepen, was here
on yesterday after a load of goods
for his store at that place.
.. y. lnOUlpSOn, VINO mas Deen In
Richmond for several days, returned
to Tazewell on yesterday.
Mr.. A. p. Crockett, secretary to
Congressman C. B. Slemp, was here
from Washington on yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Whit
fine girl, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimball are
| the nr0IlI nnFantc nf Enn rrit.l holN.,
which arrived Thursday.
"There'll be no show tonight" The
closing order of the town council in
cludes the picture show. No shows
until further notice.
Mrs. d. w. Lynch, who has been
the guest of relatives i'm Wythe coun-
ty, returned to her home in Thomp-
son Valley Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are very much disappointed over the
necessary action of the board of
health in putting the did" on, as il
ruts Il stop to the spelling bee sched-
Iied for tonight.
MIR. William Harris and wife moved
this week from Thompson Valley to
their new home near the Tynes place
Oh Clinch. Mr.. Harris recently pur-
chased a small place there from Pink
ard Repass.
Rev. and Mrs. j. n. Hartman and
son, Robert, and little grand daugh.
ter, Thelma Hartman, returned yester.
day morning from Tavares, Florida
where they have been spending the
winter.
Mrs. James R. Laird and daughter
little Miss Frances, of Bluefield, were
here as the guest of relatives first OF
the week. The latter is still in the
city visiting her grandparents, Major
and Mrs. A. j. Tynes.
Judge and Mrs. S. C. Graham re.
turned to Tazewell Wednesday from
City Point, Florida, where they spent
1 the past several months.
Teach me thy mood, o patient stars
/ Which climb each night the track
less sky;
| \ on leave no sears, no sign of age
No fear to die. L.
have received my car of Buggies
No change in line l sell. Ask my
customers if they are satisfied with
theirs. WE. peery
Mr.. j. N. Rhudy, agent in this sec
ton for the Mountain City Marble
Company, has been canvassing the
east end of the county this week, and
has sold a number of monuments and
tombstones. He has an important an
nouncement i'll another column.
Ruth, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. V. l.. Stephenson, has been
almost hopelessly ill for several days
The rumor was current on Wednes-
day night that the little girl had
passed away, but she rallied, and
hopes are now entertained for her
recovery. She has scarlet fever, it is
said. young son, Garland, has
just recovered from a somewhat sim
liar attack.
LATER-The little Stephenson gin
died at 10 O'Clock last right.
have been selling Stag Paint for
more than ten years. Every rallor,
sold under guarantee. Have no,
been asked to make good a single
gallon. No kick or complaints. AT
Sl.37 l-2 per gallon when mixed
ready 10 use. w. e. Peery
Mr.. A. j. Steele and daughter. Miss
Margaret, had a narrow escape from
serious injury on Main street here
last Saturday. They were coming in.
| - oiSiSh, passing
over the street car tracks the runners
of the sleigh hung on the rails, the
sleigh turning over, throwing its oc,
cupants to the ground. Although
badly scared, neither Mr.. nor Miss
Steele were injured
AS announced in last weeks paper
q free sample of alfalfa seed will be-
furnished any one who wishes to tr,
growing little experiment patel
this year. This offer is open to all
This. offer was made last week, ant
the ladies urged to try a small plot
IN the garden, as a demonstration
Two ladies requested sample sem
them. There ought to be at least
two, hundred or more. Drop a posta
to this Office
Mr.. w. A. Powers has recently solo
his farm in Thompson Valley to Mr.
Archie Thompson. The farm consist
ed of fifty-eight acres, and was solt
for $4,000. Mr.. Powers has bought
the farm of Mr.. H. E. Ashworth OF
Bluestone, consisting of about on,
hundred and fifty acres, paying fol
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