Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-04-17
Local News

Mr.. C. NJ. Nash, of Tip Top, an old
friend of this paper, was here this
week and called at this Office.
Geo. r. Mccall, the John Wanna
maker of the west end of the county,
was among the number of callers at
this Office Tuesday.
Onion sets per gallon, 45c.
The Tazewcll Supply Co.
Oats, red clover, sappling clover,
timothy, orchard grass and red top
seeds for sale. Tazewell Supply Co.
w. l. Lee, county road engineer of
Mercer county, w. Va, was the guest
of his family here last week.
Rev. Mr.. Plat, pastor of the Meth
odist church, has recently undergone
a painful surgical operation for the
removal of boil from his neck.
We have had the biggest sale this
season on Swift's Red Steer Fertilizer.
We have in stock 1912, 1875 and 1G
per cent. Give us an order as early
as possible. The Tazewcll Supply Co.
Keystone rompers and beach suits
for the little folks at the Big Store.
A few sample copies of this paper
are mailed out this week. You are
invited to subscribe. Send one dol
lar now, or one and half after May
LIST.
Mrs. William Mitchell and daught-
er, Miss Francis, of Graham, left on
Tuesday for New York, from which
place they will sail this week for an
extensive tour of Europe.
Schloss clothes makes satisfied GUS
toners. See all the new spring styles
at the BIG STORE.
Mcdonald, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Graf M. Mullin, has fully de-
veloped case of scarlet fever at the
home of its parents on Tazewell av-
enuc.
ID. C. Peer, of Ravenswood, w. Va,
W ashore his week. He has sold his
ginia, and expects to locate closer to
the old home.
Florsheim Shoes for the man who
cares, at the BIG STORE.
7. +. Witten, proprietor of the ho-
tel at Pearisburg, was here visiting
friends last week. He has recently
bought out the only other hotel in his
town. Mr.. Witten was the guest of
the county.
Colonel Joe Howard, of North Taze-
well, was here early Tuesday morning
to settle the subscription account of
Mrs. Howard.
Another shipment of Spring Coats
just received at the BIG STORE.
WI Higginbotham, esq, of Ce-
IL pl,,T I.
farewell this week.
Something new in druggcts and rugs
at the BIG STORE.
The regular quarterly meeting for
this town will be held by Presiding
Elder Hurley on the first Saturday
and Sunday in May. Mr.. Hurley will
preach in the Methodist church on the
first Sunday morning.
Mrs. C. w. Jones is seriously i'll at
her home on Tazewell avenue. a
trained nurse reached her bedside on
Wednesday. Her condition has been
alarming. She is reported to have
developed bad case of pneumonia.
Queen Quality means style and SER
vice in shoes and oXfords at the BIG
SSTORE.
There will be preaching in the Taze-
well Baptist church next Sunday at
II Il. m. and 1880 p. m. by the pastor,
I. ii. Campbell. No Sunday School
on account of the scarlet fever.
Contractor Sam w. Cecil was the
! successful bidder for the contract for
building the residence of w. p. Payne.
Bids were opened Wednesday. Mr..
Cecil is said to have also gotten n con-
tract for building house in Blueiicld.
WORK on the Payne building will begin
at once.
Dick Shell, the we'll known colored
man of Graham, was here on Tues
day. He used to live at Tip Top and
was an influential politician in the
community during the palmy days of
the Republican party. "Dick" is an
lntelligentman and enjoys the respect
OF the people of both races.
The front lace and low bust with
out bones are the new things in cor
sets that are on sale at the BIG
STORE.
w. G. Gillespie, of Liberty Hill,
who recently sold his mercantile bust
ness 10 Bowen Bros, was here Tues
day on business. II is arranging to
move his family to Pounding Mill, to
take charge of the large store of
STEELE, Hurt & Co.
Miss Lucy Hartman, daughter of
Mayor and Mrs. j. N. Hartman of this
town, recently underwent successful
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital at We'ch. The operation was
performed by the famous DR.. Hix.
Miss Hartman stood the operation we'll
and is rapidly recovering.
All the late things in Altman's
neckwear for cn e. the BIG STORE
You get dol.sr sty.e and service for
fifty cents in A!tnian's meclswear at
the BIG STORE.
Angrist, the Bluefeld tailor, fol.
sometime located in farewell was
here this weei:. He has made a trip
through the west end of the county.
taking orders for clothing and viii
make a tour Of Burke's Garden next
week. He is well and favorably known
to Tazewell people as a skillful, cor
rect tailor of both gentlemen and Ia