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Northern light., 1915-11-01
FOR. SALE

Aspl"ndid dog team of seven dogs Three of the d E are ' v first class leaders. Also number one sled in first class conditiol. eor part: ulars address the Editor of this G.aper.
Northern light., 1915-11-01

coming reindeer fair to'bef alth at Shaktoolik. 1'Ie reindeer r}nd,;strg, il time will lc the natives ptiilc asll mems of support. T
 ro, meet St tie fairs antl compare equipment, and talk over the reindeer work pro and co:, will l)ean important factor ill aW3keiiH g a 3peal li~e interest iii the reindeer business.
 Have 'yyoa all impro~et' harness? Dri,ig it to the fair, :-..'' = Have you . trained sled deer, one that wifi drive bS using greins- deer that is as i:arily as a l,orse2, Then bring him to the fair and awaken so:ne of the sleeping hercers, who are still drifting a deer astride rope; and wien they yell gee or hhw it does neithsf,, w1,eH they want tito stop it goes, and when they want it to goit sits down andgrin<i ,r
 It yon' have an easy fitting collar or i cracker-jlck sled that is tie best thing going
 Bring it along and exhibit it and let the other fellow know how. It will do you both good.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
RETURNING HOME.

Miss Katie, the young daughter of
Mrs. Lena Hall, who returns from
college, at Winston-S Salem, this even
ing will be met at Bluefeld by an
automobile party, conducted by her
mother, Mrs. Lena Hall, and brought
home in fine style. There will be
three autos leaving Tazewell late
this p. m. Mrs Halls, I'll. E. Harman
and John Pcery's cars will make up
the train. The following young folks,
(and some not quite so young) will
compose the party: Misses Marie Nc
Nulty, Katharine st. Clair, Mary
Harman, George Peery, Mary Turk nd
Messrs. Keemer Hall, Robert "(Boo)"
Peery, O'Keeffe Peery, Ed. Hopkins,
Barns Moore, David and Glenn Peery.
The young lady, who is the guest of
honor, will reach Bluefeld on No.
8, about $3.50, where the party will
meet her. The return trip will be
made over the nice new road recent
ly completed by the county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
AN APPEAL TO THE PREACHERS
OF THE COUNTY.

Gentlemen: 1t is needless to re-
mind you that you are rightly re-
garded and looked upon as the lead
ers of religious thought and ac-
tivity in your churches and commu-
mites. You are to lead. In every
worthy work and cause whose object
is the promotion of religion and NOR
ality, and the building up and and in
forwarding the work of the Kingdom,
the ministers of the gospel stand in
the forefront. They are the COM
manding officers in the army Of the
Lord. They are the undershepherds
of the flocks. The growth and value
of the flocks depends primarily and
chiefly, SO far as human effort goes,
upon the earnest, intelligent work of
the pastors shepherds of the
sheep. These important facts are al
ready we'll known and appreciated by
the faithful and self-sacrificing pas
tors to whom we address this ap-
peal. We wish to enlist anew your
earnest efforts and sympathy in the
great Sunday school work we are try
ing to do in this county, through the
County Sunday School Association.
The Association is now closing the
9th year of it's work in the county
We believe good has been done in
increasing the efficiency of schools al
ready established, and in the organi-
zation of new schools. But the work
is only just begun. At this time not
more than 40 per cent of the young
people are enrolled in the schools,
and less than 25 per cent of the
church members throughout the coun-
ty. Remembering that nearly 90
per cent of the church membership
and rs per cent Of all the churches,
are the direct result Of Sunday school
effort, no appeal should be necessary
to enlist renewed and increased in
terest among that class of Christian
workers upon whom the responsibility
rests, we appeal to you to help in an
effort now being made to increase the
attendance and efficiency in the schools
on your fields. Make the report of
your. school at the annuap meeting
your school at the annual meeting
BY Order of the Executive Com
mittee, County S. S. A.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21

is not doing so nicely. We hope he
have to return to the hospital.
Messrs. r. p. Asbury and w. S. Neal,
of this place, who are attending the
school at Emory, attended the show
given at Broadford Monday night, re-
turning to Emory Tuesday. {
Mr.. j r. Neal spent several days
at home this week.
Mrs. Pearl Brooks and little son,
Billy" spent most pleasant day
mt Mr.. Ellis last week.
"The Old Newhampshire Home"
the play gotten up by Miss Bane for
the benefit of the M. E. Church at
this place, was given at Broadford
Monday night and at Ceres Tuesday
night, both of the performances being
success in every way.
Every one who saw the play were
forced to admit that it certainly was
the best of the season and also wish to
congratulate Miss Bane on having
trained the actors so well.
MIR. James Asbury was visiting rela-
tives in Thompson's Valley Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Washington Lambert, of Pecks
Town, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his brother, Mr.. A. j. Lambert.
Arthur Goodwin spent Saturday
night with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Goodwin.
Mr.. John Asbury, of Little Valley,
spent Monday night with his sister,
Mrs. Margaret Lambert.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
here, and every one seem to be inter
ested.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Edmonds had
as their guest Sunday night, their
nephew, Mr.. James Asbury.
Mrs. Powell Ellis, who has spent
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Lowe, Mrs. Efiie Edmonds, of
Coaldan, returned to her home here
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoops and little son,
Howard, were visiting her sister, Mrs
James Taylor, at Tannersville last
Thursday and Friday.
Messrs. William and China Lam
bert, of Ceres, were visiting friends
and relatives ut this community Sat
urday and Sunday.
A number of the young folks spent
afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Lambert. The follow
ing composed the party: Mrs. Lizzie
Hoops, Miss Fannie Edwards, and
Miss Della Asbury; Messrs, Bige
Lambert, and Frank Griffiths, China
and Japan Lambert.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
POUNDING MILL NEWS.

Pounding Mill, Va. May 19.-Mrs.
X. X. Gillespie visited her brother.
james O'Kccffc and family in Blue
field today.
Mr.. Thomas Cyphers has moved his
family from Coeburn, and occupies
the w. l.. Ringstaf and Compony's
house near the station mt the Pound
ing Mill Quarry.
Mr.. f. Myres is visiting relatives
in Roanoke and IIollins. Mr.. Myres
has had rheumatism all fall, winter
and spring and is still unable to do
any worl
Mrs. 7. a. Rcpass, of Indian, dined
today with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ollie Hurt, and visited her cousin.
Mrs. w. B. Steele this afternoon.
James Neal spent the weeks end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Neal near Paint Lick.
G. c. Shamblin, A. j. Petts and
Mrs. Curtis Shamblin, all have bad
cases of typhoid fever. A. j. Petts
is reported to be some better.
MRS. q. +. Williams returned last
week from Richmond where she went
to see her husband who recently un-
derwent an operation.
Rev. Motley, of the Christian church
came down from Tazewell and filled
Rev. w. S. Billiards. appointment.
Il. X. Gillespie and w. b. Steele
were in Tazewcll yesterday.
Mrs. Nancy Davis and daughter.
MISS Rcbeka were visitors of DR..
Williams, at Richlands yesterday.
Mr.. George Noel and Miss Rosa
Bruster were married Sunday at 500
p. M, Mt the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bruster, by
Rev. Motley
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
j. II. HICKMAN, Adj.
z. w. CROCKETT DEAD.

Mr.. z. w. Crockett, member of
the law firm of Sanders and Crock
eett, of Bluefield, and one of the best
lawyers in West Virginia, died at a
sanitarium in Salem on Yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock, after ingcr-
ing illness. He was about 40 years
OF age, and unmarried.
The remains were brought to Gra-
nam, his home, last night, Arrange
ments for the funeral are not known
at this time. Deceased was son of
Mrs. Mamie and the late Robert
Crockett, of Graham. A mother. two
brothers and three sisters survive.
viz: Mrs. VIM. T.. Peerv, of this
town; Mrs. Judge Sanders, of Blue
field; Misses Bette and Mamie, and
Kemp and George Crockett, of Gra-
ham: Deceased has been ill since
the first of the year. After spending
sometime in hospital in Bluefield.
it was hoped that he might possibly
be helped by removal to sanitor-
ium near or in Salem. He was taken
there last Tuesday. widespread
sympathy is expressed among a large
circle of friends and relatives at his
untimely death.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
POSTPONED.

The date fixed, June 10th, for the
holding of the annual meeting of the
county Sunday school association, is
postponed to an early date, Ito be fix
ed), lin July. There seems to be a
number of meetings of different kinds
in the county during the month
and in order that there be no con-
flict or interruption, one with the 9TH
er, it is thought best to make the
change. This decision was reached a
day or so ago, in conference with some
members of the committee. The
sense of the committee at this time
is in favor of n two-days meeting in
the week, not to include Sunday.
The executive committee would be
glad to have expression from the dis
trict officers and superintendents. Do
you favor weekday meeting, or Sat
urday and Sunday? Which do you
prefer? Also, what particular sub
ject or subjects do you think should
be brought before the meeting for
discussion? Take some interest in
this work. Don't leave it all for one
or two men to arrange. 1t is the
work of every church member and
every church, and of every pastor in
the county. Write the secretary and
express your views.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
"WALLOPPED."

The Tazewell Giants, the notorious
colored baseball aggregation of this
town, were shown few tricks in the
art of baseball last Saturday, when
the team from the Bluefield colored
school came down and gave them the
worst walloping ever heard of. The
score stood somewhere in the neigh
borhood of a quarter of hundred to
3 or A or 5 in Bluefeld's favor. To
show these Tazewell "niggers" how
the game is really played, a club has
been made of the following former
champeens, who will play the dis
credited Tazewell giants" at an
early date. The personnel of the
team includes the following well and
favorably known stars: Albert Wit
ten, Sam Craig, Henry Murphy. Field
en- Floyd, Charles Holly, Lee Holly,
Dave Thompson, Fayette Watkins,
Cam Smith, Bev Warren and Chris
Young, the two last mentioned being
captain and manager.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
TANNERSVILLE NEWS NOTES.

Tannersville, May 2G.-The pro-
verbal cold spell along about the 10th
came all right, but passed off without
any frost in this section.
Mr.. A. C. Asberry, commonly called
"Uncle Henry" is seriosly i'll in the
Abingdon hospital. He underwent an
operation last Thursday, and the lat
est report, was that he was doing
fairly well.
MIR. j. p. Hit visited his son in
Washington county redently. While
there he also attended the closing ex-
ercises of the Green Springs School
and saw two of his grand-daughters
receive their diplomas.
MIR. and Mrs. James Taylor and baby
were visiting at Mr.. M. v. Toliver's
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Brewster has been
spending sometime with her broth
er's family at this place, since her
school closed at Healing Springs.
Mr.. w. E. Hit was in Washington
county last week on business and on
pleasure also. He was in Abingdon
during part of the trial of the
Canter brothers.
Mr.. John Taylor and wife were in
Little Valley Sunday the guests of
Mrs. Matilda Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Abel and chill
dren and Mrs. Will Webb and baby.
spent from Friday till Sunday with
Mrs. Abels father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Hit. They started for
their home at Asberry's Sunday morn
ing, but stopped on their way and
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. ANDY
Necessary, and without any pre-ar-
rangement there was quite reunion
there. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Necessary, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. As
bury and their daughter, Miss Blanch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rich and others.
Quite a delightful time was had as
Ihey were all Mrs. AbePs near rela-
tives.
Mrs. George Taylor has been quite
sick, but is better at this writing.
Several people from this place at
tended the play, "The Old Newhamp-
shire Home," that was given at the
Broadford recently by home talent
Little Misses Ruth and Elsie Hit
spent yesterday and last night with
their cousin, Miss Blanche Asbury.
Mrs. ]. T. Necessary and her nieces
Misses Bessie and Mamie Necessary
and Mrs. j. P. Hit spent one day last
week at the home of r. P. Hit.
Rain is badly needed here now
People are prophecying another dry
spell, but we hope their prohecies will
fail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
ASBERRY'S NOTES.

Asberry's, Va, May 2O.-Messrs.
F. T. Nash and ]. M. Karr, of Bail
ey, are spending several days at Mr..
John A. Meals this week.
Bhe many friends of Miss Kate
Bane are glad to welcome her back
at Asberry's, even though she is in
such a rush, and sincerely hope she
will soon return and spend long
time with us.
MIR. w. T. Corell, who has been at
Tazewell for sometime for medical
treatment, we are glad to say he is
back in Poor Valley again.
Miss Florence Fritz, who has spent
several weeks with her friend, Mrs.
j. A. Neal, expects to return to Mar
rows with her friend Miss Bane,where
she will spend few weeks before 60
ing north.
DR.. w. o. Neal, who has been in a
Bluefield hospital sometime for treat
ment, we are glad TO say is at home
and getting along nicely. We hope
ne will continue to improve.
The many friends of Mr.. w. P. Van
Hoozier are glad to see him out again
Mr.. Albert Mitchell made flying
trip to Abingdon this week to see his
grand father, Mr.. Henry Asbury, i'll
in the hospital at that place. Since
his return he reports that his grand.
father is much improved.
We are sorry to hear thai Ira wyat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
CANNING CLUB TO
MAKE A RECORD
Seventeen Young Ladies Have
Entered Contests For Prizes
Oifercd-PeopIe Urged
TO Give Assistance.

The canning club expects to make a
record this year, of which the county
Will be proud. The club has Il mem
bership of seventeen, all enthusiastic
workers. The list is us follows:
Misses Mamie Wynn, Essie Payne,
May Armcs. of Baptist Valley; Eula
Dickinson. Martha Boyd, Grace Steel.
of Raven; Mary Williams, Pearl Ball.
Mamie Cochran, of Richards: ELLA
Phillipps, of Pounding Mill; Ezra Nc
Brydc, of Mud Fork; Mabel McMullin,
of Tip Top; Mary Cameron, of West
Graham; Helen Bottimore, Grace Bar
rctt. Elizabeth st. Clair, Mrs. Ella
Pccry, of Tazcwcll.
Tho merchants of TaZewell have
kindly offered the following prizes:
Best business showing, Sprayer, by
j. A. Grccvcr.
Best Fair exhibit, Chair, by w. f.
Pccry.
Second fair exhibit, "Brownic" Ko-
dak, by DR.. John +. jackson.
Best yield from tenth acre, Hand
bag, by X. G. Chapman.
Best glass of tomatoes, Pair of
Driving gloves, JEFF Ward.
Mrs. j. B. Crabtrcc, of Richlands,
has given an order for 200 cans of
tomatoes and it is to be hoped that
other merchants in the county will
give orders for tomatoes and beans.
Help boost home industries and give
the girls chance.
y groceryman of North Carolina
has this sign in his window: eve
buy from the country people because
the country people buy from u.s."
MARY M. ST. CLAIR,
Collaboration for Tazcwcll County.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
OREGON'S SPONSOR A VISITOR
AT HIGHLANDS.

Miss Helen Mcclure, of far-away
Portland, Oregon, is now on visit
to Richlands, the guest of her friend,
Miss Margaret Spratt. Miss Mcclure
Will remain to attend the marriage of
Miss Spratt, which will take place on
June 10th. In the meantime she
will attend the reunion in Richmond as
sponsor for the Camp of Confederate
Veterans of Oregon. The following
resolution was passed by the camp ut
recent meeting:
Headquarters r. f. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans of Oregon.
No. 1887, Portland, May o.
Pursuant to resolution, unani-
mousiy adopted by the aforemention-
ed Camp, at special meeting held
in Portland, on the 9th day of May.
1915, Miss Helen Mcclure, is here
by appointed Sponsor for the camp at
the Confederate reunion to be held
in the city of Richmond, Virginia. in
June, 1915.
DAVID Z. JOHNSTON,
Commander.
Il TT HICKMAN Al:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
A CUT WORM FARM

Speaking of cut worms, Mr.. Luther
Peery brought to town on Monday a
quart can filed with cut worms, which
he picked up from his patch of exper-
mental corn, of between one-fourth
and one-half an acre. He counted
ID worms in one hill of corn. AS many
as lib worms were found, he says,
IN a spot where lot of corn had
been spilled and which came up in a
thick mat. This land, most of it,
was sod land. This is certainly the
banner year for cutworms. On a small
plat they can be readily picked out
and destroyed. On a largo area it
is different.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
SUPPLEMENT THE HAY CROP.


Up to this date, May 18th, the mead
ows have not had sufficient rainfall
in this section at least. The mead
ows do not promise a large crop.
Will it not be good thing to pre-
pare now to supplement the HAY
crop? Cowpeas and soy beans, some
one of the sorghums-either or all of
them, will make an abundance of
forage under favorable conditions.
Sow Canada or the Whipporwill pea,
or even millet. There is no reason
why a farmer in this section should
be compelled to buy hay and feed
for his stock next winter. Keep an
eye to this matter in time, and the
time is now.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
RELY UPON WILSON'S WISDOM
AND COURAGE.
(Thc New York SUM-

The fluctuations, the rising and de-
scending curves, of popularity would
be curious study for the mathcma-
tcian. In little more than two
years at Washington Mr.. Wilson has
had what seemed the elimination.
and also what many unkindly observ-
crs esteemed the dimumition and pro
gressivc decline, Of his personal in
iiuence and power with his party, and
ms country. To speak of what for
the moment appear cold, forgotten.
far off things" his conscientious. but
by many bitterly resented Mexican
policy; the ship purchase bill, the
now tariff, the income tax. the Clay
ION act. with its lisccnscs to privileged
classes of laborcrs and farmers. the
chief monuments Of the Sixty-third
Congress, aside from the Federal re-
serve act, were not approved by all the
democracy; moreover, the tariff was
II wedge or division in the South: nj
the close of the Congress, of which he
was the promptcr and the dominntor.
Republicans were hopeful and Demo-
Gratis discouraged. The Indianapolis
speech in january had sounded almost
IKE note of coarscning, of volun-
tary dccadcncc in that fine nature:
in March specific causes as well ns
the inevitable mid-term revulsion.
marked sort of nadir in his career.
a nlInnrltu n,..gtln,,l
looked shrunkcn. The patriotic read
mess to support him manifested at the
beginning of the war had been cooled.
His Cabinet, with one or two OK
ceptions, was feeble; in two of it's
members just butt for laughter or
anger. He has no gift of communi
cntivc ardor, no genius for making
sudden friends, nothing of Henry
Clay's, or james G. Blain's invaluable
If not lofty, art of profting politi-
cally by personal contacts and stirr-
ing II passionate devotion.
Whatever be his real temperament,
he cannot free himself from the eff |
fccts of the belief or legend that he is
somewhat remote, aloof, austcrc, ere
mite.
Such is the man, or such the pre-
vailing conception of the man, who in |
New York today and in every Amer
lean place and State is regarded with
II respect and trusted with Il sober
confidence most rarely given to II
President, and the giving of which is
n higher honor than the Presidency.
In days of grave national perplcxity.
OF subdued but strong national feeling
OF injury and resentment, the Amer
lean people are essentially one in
their Willingness to rely upon the
and wisdom, the tranquil
courage of Woodrow Wilson. Com
mon sense folks, they know that it is
no time for the bowling dcrvishcs of
politics. The American cause is too
great, American interest in it too
deep, to be duped by heroic or thra-
howlers. Steady is the word,
and Mr.. Wilson's intellect and will
are steady.
The minority President is become
the majority President the spokcs-
man and protagonist of the American
people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
SONG RECITAL BY MRS JOHN
TROUT. OF ROANOKE.

Lovers of music will be glad to
hear that the Woman's Club here
has secured the services of Mrs. John
Trout, of Roanoke, who will be heard
in a song recital to be given in
the High School Chapel, on Tues
day evening, the 9Th, of June. Mrs.
Trout is recognized as one of the
sweetest and most artistic singers in
Virginia, her clear pure soprano voice
appealing to all those who love the
divine art.
Full particulars of the recital will
be given in next weeks issue-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
NOMINATIONS IN THE PANAMA
EXPOSITION CONTEST.

The contest for the free trip to the
Panama exposition, or Il fine, new
Piano and other prizes, is now on in
full blast.
The following names Of ladies' have
been handed in as candidates in the
contest:
Each of the following have been
awarded Il thousand votes:
MISS Katrina Gose, Burke's Garden.
Miss Mary Moss, Burke's Garden.
MISS May Lynch, Thompson Valley.
MISS Sadie Whitley, North Tazewell
MISS Loue Gillespie, Wittens Mills.
MISS IVA Steele, Pounding Mill.
MISS MISS Marie McNulty, Tazewell.
Miss Mary Harman, Tazewell.
Miss Katherine st. Clair, TazewelI.
Miss Marguerite Wright, Tazewell.
Miss Mamie st. Clair, Tazewell.
Mrs. G. M. st. Clair, Tazewell..
Miss Evelyn Mccall, Tazewell.
Miss Mamie Hampton, TazewelI.
Miss Kate Reynold, Tazewell.
Mrs. Ella Peery, North Tazewell.
Miss Della Leffel, Shawvers Mills.
Miss Rosa Burton, Grafton.
Miss Annie Greever, Five Oaks.
Mrs. Kate p. Gillespie, Tazewell.
Miss Ollie Mccall, Tazewell.
Miss Barbara Britain, Tazewell.
Miss Lucille Jones, Grafton.
Mrs. I. l.. Shufflebarger, Cove Creek
Miss Lula Baugh, Grafton.
Miss Mary Turk, Tazewell.
When you pay your subscription or
make purchase at Jackson's Drug
Store, place your votes for your
favorite candidate. New subscribers
5000 votes. Renewals 1000 for each
dollar. One dollar purchase at jack
sons, 100 votes, ETC., see ad,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
ATHLETIC MEET TOMORROW.

The Athletic Association, compos-
ed of the High Schools of Tazewcll,
Pocahontas, Athens, Bramwell and
Princeton, meets ut the Fair grounds
tomorrow morning. The rules, sched-
ules, etc, did not reach this Office in
time for insertion in full. Only the
names of the officers can be given rs
follows;
Clerk of the Course, Il. ii. Miner,
of Bramwell; Field Judges, S. i. Col
lehon, Tazewcll; b. II. Williams,
Blueiield; G. T.. Caldwell, Princeton;
+. A. Forster, Athens, II. B. Marr,
Bluciield. Starter, G. IL. Eldridge,
Bluefield.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21
TOUGH.

81 just stopped to tell you about
that flour you sent me the other
day." said Mrs. Newlywed.
"Why, madam" answered the gro
Ger, "that was the best flour / carry
In stock What was the matter with
it?"
Matter indeed! Why, it was SO
tough my husband couldn't eat the
biscuit l made with it."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-21

For Commissioner JEFF. District.
Il hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office of Commissioner
of the Revenue in Jeffersonville mag
isterial district of your county, and
respectfully solicit your support.
T. r HAWKINS