Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-04-03

Now is the time TO buy an Umbrel-
la. Prices greatly reduced from April
Isl to 18th, at PObst's.
You should place your order early
Tor Easter flowers with PObst.
Mrs. j. w, Tarter and little daugh-
ter are visiting Captain and Mrs. G.
). Gildersleeve at Grafton.
I. Orders for Easter flowers should
be placed at once. They are going TO
be scarce. To avoid disappoint ment.
order now from
Jackson's Drug Store.
Mrs. Ida Lynch and Mrs. Isaac
Dodd, of Bluefield, were here this
WSek. doing some spring shopping.
Biuefield people are at last finding
out where to buy.
Fish Nets, the kind that attract
and hold the fish, at w. I. Witten &
Cos.
1t will be to your advantage to look
over Chapman's ad in this issue. The
ladies are coming from far and near
to his millinery and dress goods de-
partments.
Mrs. j. w. Hicks, of Graham. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
II. Werth, of this place
Mr.. John w. Whit and John, ir..
of Baptist Valley, were here yesterday
on business.
~, MIR. and Mrs. Daniel w. Lynch, of
Thompson Valley, and Andy Corell,
OF Asberry, were shopping in town
yesterday.
The bargains in Umbrellas will be
from April LIST TO 18th at Pobst's.
Simon Kelly, II. NJ. Sanders and
Charles NJ. Cox and others, good
friends of this office, checked up their
subscriptions on yesterday.
H.. R. Showers, of Burkes Garden,
was here on yesterday to attend
meeting of the county Democratic
committee.
Mr.. Robert B. Yost, bright young
citizen OF Graham, called in on yes
terday and paid n subscription for
his grandmother, Mrs. Alice Shawyer.
of Grafton. He has been spending
week at "grandma's" having good
time.
j. w. Moore, a former resident of
this place, now living in Alfalfa, Ala,
was here yesterday on business. Mr..
Moore is now connected with the
large paint house, Peaslee Gaulbert
Co., of Louisville, KY, as demonstra-
tor and salesman, and will he here
the remainder of the week with his
line. lie has headquarters in Louis
vile.
y fine assortment of Clocks from
S1.00 up to $27.5O at Pobst's.
Senator j. P. Royal on yesterday
let the contract to j. H. Heldreth &
Son and j. T. Heldreth for the cree
ton of a handsome, eleven-room
brick residence, modern in all its
appointments. The building will be
on the lot owned by Mr.. Royal in
east Tazewell, and it is understood
me contract price is in excess of |
$4,000. The contractors will begin
at once the organization of their
forces, getting material, ETC., prepar-
atory to pushing the building to com
pletlon. The residence will be val |
liable addition to the number of fine
homes in that vicinity.
The Ring that everybody wants is
the Chicken Ring" at Pobst's. Ster-
ling silver. 80 cents.
c. 7. Keister and w. S. TAYLOR. two
good citizens of the Tannersville
community, called in this week to
square up" Keister is building a
nice nine-room residence, and "a poor
spell" struck him, and he ordered
his paper discontinued; but when he |
saw the ominous word discontinued" |
written on his card, he couldn't stand
1t, and said, take out another dollar |
and put 'er back, and we did. TAYLOR |
Dllt for onnthnr 4
clared he was going to make a clean
sweep of his thick, red whiskers as
soon as the weather gets warm. He
shouldn't do it! AS it is he is a |
rather goodlooking fellow, but with |
out his beard-well, that's something
else.
Don't fail to get an Umbrella when
you can get n real bargain at Pobst,s
from April LIST TO 18th.
Madison Helmandollar, whose ILL
ness was mentioned in the last issue
OF the News, died at his home south
OF town Sunday afternoon, his death
being due to dropsy. He raised
children, ali of whom, inclu I'd eigba is
wife, survive. The children are Mrs,
Ballard Pickett, Mrs. Jack Holman
dollar, Jesse Helmandollar, Frank and Il
William Helmandollar, the last two
mentioned being residents of West II
Virginia. The funeral services occur
red Monday afternoon at the Hartman
cemetery east of town. The services
were conducted by Rev. C. R. Brown.
Sheriff Hall, of Lee county, was
shot by Deputy Sheriff Carroll on
last Monday morning in front of the
courthouse at Jonesville, Va. Mr.. Hall
was trying to arrest, or, rather had
arrested Carroll, and a woman at
Jonesville. Surprising Carroll had
no gun on him, he did not search him.
AS Carroll made no attempt to resist
Or get away, Hall paid but little at
tention to him, and as result Hall 4
vas shot through the body near the q
,eart. He was still alive at lasr ac- q
outs. Following the shooting, Car
oil made his escape, and it Yet at
arge, III