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

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Fish Nets S1.5O and $500 at w. I.
Witten & Cos.
Mrs. Ida Lynch, of Bluefield, was
the guest of Mrs. w. T. Gillespie and
other friends here first of the week.
Leave your order for Cut Flowers
for Easter with PObst.
Misses Maude d. Mitchell and Nina
Dodd of Bluefield were visiting friends
here on Monday.
Tube Rose bulbs, Nasturiiums and
Sweet Pea seed at Pobst's.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Nj. r.. church will meet with Mrs.
c. I. Peery on Thursday, April 2.
Don't fail 10 get an Umbrella when
you can get real bargain at PObst's
from April LIST 10 18th.
Mr. A. G.. Russell has returned to
Tazewell after several weeks spent in
Kentucky looking after the interests
of the II. C. Frick Coal and Coke Com
pany.
Our Grass Sccders should be on
every farm. II never gets too windy
TO SOW your seed with them.
Star Milling x Machinery Co.
Mr.. A. NJ. Millard, who has been
confined to his home for several days
with illness, is improving.
Sl.50 and $500 will get fish nets ut
w. L. Witten 4 Co.'S. that will hold
the fish. Better hurry. The supply
is limited.
Reese Howery, a well known citizen
of Pisgah, has been quite i'll at his
home for several weeks.
Robert Hopkins is again back at his
station in Hawkins Pharmacy, after
spending Il week ut his home near
Pisgah, wrestling with case of the
measles.
Our Scedcrs SOW lie seed and har-
row il i'll. No matter about the wind.
Get one.
Star Milling & Machinery Co.
Miss Blanche Hurley, who is teach
ing music in the high school at Rich
lands, spent Saturday and Sunday ut
this place with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. ID. p. Hurley.
, Have you seen our Grass Seed Sow
ers? If not, they are worth any
farmers consideration.
Star Milling * Machinery Co.
Miss Madgc Richardson, of Blue
field, was visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Richardson, here on
Sunday.
"Oh, you Chicken Rings" at Pobst's.
Squire j. o. Corell and John Buch-
anan. well known Thompson Valley
| citizens, have been confined to their
homes for several days past with ill
| ness.
The Ring that everybody want, is
the Chicken Ring" at P0bst's. Stcr-
ling silver. 30 cents.
Mrs. Gillette Moss, of Welch, w. Va.
| Va, is here this week as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w. T. Gillespie, and
other relatives The many friends in
| Tazewcll of Mrs. Moss and her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Hartman, will be glad
| to learn that they purpose moving
back to Tazewell about June list.
a fine assortment of Clocks from
$l.o0 up to $3.50 at Pobst's.
Mr.. a. S. IIiggnbotham is in Hunt
dale, N. c., this week looking after
! some important business matters in
| connection with the Carolina Lumber
| Company, in which number of local
people are largely interested
Alarm Clocks at Pobst's S1.0O to
$3.50.
Guard Webster, from the Marion
asylum, was here Tuesday. He came
over for Alonzo Jewell, of Rich
lands, who had been committed to
| l,n Of Chn,.,H
| Magistrate Bailey, an examination
having developed him to be of un-
sound mind.
, The bargains in Umbrellas will be
I from April LIST TO 18th at Pobst's.
Mrs. Samuel Ashworth, of Clear
Fork, died Tuesday after brief ILL
ness. She leaves a husband and sew
cral small children. Twin babies were
born to Mrs. Ashworth last week,
both of whom also died.
Il. w. Dillon, the well known Tip
top merchant, has been appointed
postmaster for that town. In com
| pctitlve examination recently held
| for postmaster for that office, Mr..
Dillon received the highest average.
| 1t is said MIR. Dillon will move the
postoiiice into his store building.
Take one OF our Grass Seeders to
your place and irV il. If it isn't the
best investment you ever made, bring
it back.
Star Milling & Machinery Co.
Up to this time not single sub
5criber has ordered his paper discon-
| tinuei on account of the increase in
the price ct subscription, or for any
other reason. as to that, as we sell
dom are asiei to stop the paper. So
far our readers approve, and saw,
"You are entitled to the increase in
price; 90 :hcad, we are with YOU"
DR.. S. c. Bowen, of Richmond, was
the CUES. Ct his parents, Captain and
Mrs. Reese Il. Bowen, in this town
last Sunday. He was called to Blue
field on professional business earlier
in the week, which was the occasion
for his visit to the southwest.
Fish Nets. the kind that attract
and Eold tEe fish, at W. r. Witten &
Co.'S.
Mr.. S. j. Thompson, of the Cove,
| who was a delePate IN the RriStol