Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-07-09

Our mill is now running and we are
selling flour cheaper than you can buy
it anywhere-price $3.50 cash, or new
wheat when you thresh.
Star Milling Co.
Don't fail to ask for your votes
when making purchases at DR.. Jack
sons or in this Office. You may need
every vote possible in the wind-up.
Any help OF Information desired will
be chcerfully given the candidates at
the drug store or in this Office.
Clear out your old wheat bin and
bring the wheat to us. Don't put new
wheat in old musty bins.
Star Milling Co.
Robt. and Mrs. Gilpin, of Bluefield,
lost their baby last week. The remains
were brought to Concord for burial.
The child, girl, was about 81 months
old. She died of cholera infantum.
Mrs. John Bailey, of Beaver, Ohio,
has been on visit to her sister, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Peery, near North Tazewell.
She returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. Callic Greever Petty went with
her for Il visit.
Il. b. Grecvcr, Esq, of Five Oaks,
is reported to be quite i'll. HIS friends
and family are much troubled about
his condition. He is closely confined to
his bed and has been for about two
weeks ana is very feeble. He has many
friends here who hope for an improve
mcnt in his condition speedily.
Attention is called to the statement
of the Bluelicld Graham Fair Associa-
ton races. The rain interferred nth
races md meet last week. 1t is under
stood that all the horses will remain
ever, and tnat others will come. Re
member The datcs-July Is, 1G and II.
Miss jamie Dodd and Miss Dorothy
Mcdonald, two BlucGcld buds, are
guests OF Mrs. Ida Lynch, at the
7"sonYille Hotel. These two pretty
young girls are greatly admired by
the Ta"ewell young set" the bows
particularly, and much deserved at
tention has been shown them during
tlcir visit
The, Clear Fork District Sunday
School Convention meets at Mt. Oil
vet tomorrow, Saturday, at 10 a. M,
and Will continue through the day,
The Sunday School workers are spec-
tally urged to be present.
WANTED-A farm for about $4,000
Must be worth the money. Address
with description, etc.
ALSO-A first class roller mill, worth
about $4,000. If you have it and wan,
TO sell, address with particulars,
BON ID. Tazewell, Va.
Prof. and Mrs. S. f. Gollehon are
on visit to Smythe county, Mr.. Col.
lyhon's old home.
Frank Hopkins, who has been witt
the Norfolk and Western in West Vir.
ginia for several years, is here on I;
visit to his mother. Mrs. J. 7. Hop.
iins.
Rev. Mr.. Cambell was notified by
wire on Wednesday. of the extreme
illness of his uncle, Mr.. Thomas HaleN
at Urbana, Va. Mr.. Campbell left al
once for Urbana.
Mr.. E. c. Akers, prominent rea
estate man, of Abingdon, was here one
day this week on business.
Miss RoXie Martin, who is pleas
antly remembered by the people of the
Paint Lick and Steelsburg neighbor.
hood. as fine teacher, has become
school girl again, and is taking :
summer course at the University OF
Virginia. Her home is at Cowpens, S
Our young friend Estil Steele ha,
Joined the majority and bought a Ford
car. His pap" is also very mucl
pleased with The car, it appears. En-
gincer Martin observes that ever,
man should have can who can af.
Ford one. Then he auto have one too
V. l.. Stephenson has purchased tbc
| P'NPN'NE VII ioWHE loZeWel lNpnup
owned ty The estate of the late Mrs
loback.
If you can save dollar per Dbl on
flour why don't You do it? Every bbl
guaranteed.
Star Milling Co
AS we 10 g press reports from tho
bedside of Mr.. j. b. f. Gillespie in
dicate that he sinking rapidly. and
his death may be expected at any mo-
nent.
Daniel NJ. Cosby is here on sum.
mer visit to friends all of whom are
glad to see him. He is succeeding ~
lawyer, ard ne deserves to. There
are folks not few, who would DC
glad II Dan should decide that Tazc-
we is 4 better place than Abingdon
(Which is fncD. and bring his trunk
and law books and come back again.
Star Patent Flour $3.50 per Dbl
Star Milling Co.