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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
BY VERIFY COMPANY, INC
lo06 Hull Street.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

KtSIEES AUCTION SALE OF SMALL,
FARM ON THE NEW COURTIiOI-StS
ROAD. ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM
SOUTH RICHMOND
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sEAhOAhD AIR LINE RAILWAY

.-rtSE'tIONHD AIR LINZ nAII.WAY
inc iroErrsniyc halfway of the south
southbound trains scbeduIed to leave Rich.
mono daily; s:aS A. ~. Local to Sorlinn Ia
r. M. sieeperh and coaches, Atlanta Rir.
mlhsham; e:S +. 81. through coaches. ana
keepers 10 Jacksonvilio; 2:t5 A. NJ sieepsrs
Auanta' Birmihs ham, Jacksonvilie TAMPA
and coaches JacksonyiIls Ss
Hortheourd trina scheduled to arrive In
RichInond daily: 400 A. M. s:So A. M local
SEQ A. M. 6:H p me- oee1'
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Atlantic Coast Line
STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

Lv. Richmond. foot OF Ash St daily Z 90 p 81
Leaves Newport MOVIE. ..........5oo A. n
Arrive Norfolk ,.,....... 6:00 A n
Connections with main lin. .;eameGs isax.
h inG EoG Gn for New York daily. except sun
w. Ry. Z. NJ. and c. 6 o. Ry at r ~
Night line steamers stop at Claremont on
signal. and are met by public conveyance
Virginia NAVIGATION CO. James River
5y daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Newport
News and all James River landings, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 500 A. NJ yreight
received for all James River oointA
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
70 al frea Ns,hisn,, "a s,,,.i

:, isr, Ecis:n l*ir LnI, hdsuf l,iIy
.,jM SIS ~. ti'.si n. is.5sn. s5sm s s5s
t1loM .SI1HL, tI1oIn lt,jsPn .R3SM. t,lt n
il,,. %', .,.s s1rt y; Ia % u. rs ~ sj6T L.
~ $50 A. u IS An. 5Rh fftiukiiiur luss v,,i In,
y tee ~ II. 70 IS ~ Ssitiri Il, 10, Ais m H. iIiSm
'Ah "a 'srt 3. 81 tus,irI tAU Altn. liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

In IN" clerks office Of the Hastings
Court. Part H.. OF tho city of Rich :
mond: -''
Sherwood c. Simmons. .pIaintIn
Laura V. Simmons ct al. Defendant
j. Y" L. DuNal, clerk of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioner By tho do
cree rendered in said cause on the llth
day OF October. 1915. has been drlv
given. WY
Given under my hand AS clerk or tho
saio court. this 18th day OF October, 1915.
w. l.. DUVAL. Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Ra;Iw,v

ONLY ALI.-RAIL LINE TO NoRFo1.R
1.coS Seh nS.d 81, In effect April 6. lsi5:
SfoMFoLk $500 A NJ. $500 r. NJ. 500
FOR LYNcHBuRG AND THE wrsn
rte;IS a. NJ. $3.50 A. M. $500 p. H. $40
NJ. s6:36 r. NJ. 1880 p. NJ From ,hs W.;
p Wsy O. : M; t2:lo r. NJ. tl:4o =. NJ. .s:if
on,I Daiiy. tDa'ly except Sunday. tsunda,
". b. pEv1LI. w g s.,,,nun.
r. IT NJ. Roanoke % oN bDERs
C. II. BOSLEY. d. p. A.. Hichmo nTSah 4
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Fancy white. per buShel.... ............. 20
Potatoes.
No. Irich. rer bushel. &c


Richmond. Va. October L.. 1915.
lOLESAI.E QUOTATIONS ON CHANCE.
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BY j. d. CARNEAL G. SON
Real Estate Auctioncers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

BY virtue Of decree of the Law and
iEqulty Court. of the city of Richmond.
va. entered September 81. 1915, in the
suit OF Joseph V. Griffin VS. J. r. C;riffin
Jr.. ct ais. the undersigned special
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9i,r.ciAL CDNMTSS tONER'S SALE OF
NACANT LOTS IN RICHMOND. Va

VACANT LOTS IN RICHMOND. VA.
pursuant to Il decree entered in tho
ii,,uStlnSs Court. Part H.. OF the city OF
iieiSnnond.r Va. on the 18th day OF Oc-
fto"cT, l9l". IN the chancery cause there
IN pending under the short name and
style or Sherwood q. Simmons. etc va
ltaura V. simmons ct al, /, the under
signed commissioner appointed for Tho
purpose by said decree will Offer for
sure on the premises on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the follow Ing described lots OF land:
wo certain lots OF land In the CITY
OF Richmond. Va, designated as lots
nos; and 4. in block 1915. on the plan
OF Richmond and Manchester Land Co.
which said lots front fifty-six (5s) feet
on Albany Avenue at the corner of
seventeenth Street. and run back he
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty G2ol feet TO 12-foot alley.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cnsb
inc balance in six and twelve months:
title to be retained until all tho pur
chase money shall be paid. or all cash.
at the option OF purchaser, but said
SAFE VIII be subject to the confirmation
OF the court. '' -
j. VI. TURNER
Special Commissioners
A. l.. ADAMSON
Auctioneer.
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Giienbabn . 5abrpIau.

gifenbabn Ja5rpIan.
s. & q. 81.
$50. 12-gon 9areoo 900 bor.it.
yio. 5@Tom Nor6en ...... 700 borrr.
No. Z Som Norben 1856 BORN.
SEQ. 1l&om Norben .9:2O aben6s
gfo. 9-8om .Norben. TOO abenbs
geo. 6-8on 2arebo ......7:3O abercs
Mbfabrt-
$50. 1o-r9ailp ggpreB", aoroen -.
go. s-aocal mad milano. .7:4 aeDl bonn.
go. 4lgia1 81. 2ouis. 1920 mittaas
SEQ. 6-gsn6 ct. 2onis nno Orten an
Der Santa Sc ......8:OO abenba
gio. 5-yea9 2areoo ....7.30 mor8ens
$50. 11-2otaT mod 2arebo (aemiidt).
1000 abeno3
e. 4. & a. 3.
$50. Il Son Souiton, @oco uno Corpus
gbrifi ............7:06 nadn1.
Wo. 3-Won 9ouffon unb @iiitenorten.
-. ............ $3.50 borltt.
$40. Soon goafum nn0 aiifenorien ).
l4A14tts
SO. 42-@on &errbine 1908 PORN.
$50. 44-gon 8errbine, nnr 9onrs
$40. i7s-gon aerroine, isa aid e a.ssaes
tortnen 5onntaes 1855 aben0s
abfa5rt-
10. 2 ss!! 3OufOn, BaeO uno Corpus
SO. 4-aaa aouifon nnb aiifenortea
1920 aberos
SO. e-Nad gOat,tm unb aiiitenorten
SO. 4i-aad aerroias, r,lr am s gassas
SO. 4sgaad asrr5ine. =. 80 300 " ebeaIos
$40. 145-Na4 &errbile. tdgIid, aisge,
norttnen Sonrtng3 ....7:05 bor1rt.
g. s. & g. a. (oanptrinie.)
ITO. 1o1.snniet 2imiteO, bon geiu Or
SO. ios eunist aimite6. bon San Spans
cisco 1853 BORN.
SO. 7-sdneusna. bon aeiD orlsans.
30. s-5dnsasna. bon Sci a ti a '''.1'
30. s.snnisst ersrss. bon 'l Yen 'G srs
SO. 1o-@uniet grpreb, bon Gan Srans
cisco ............ $3.50 nndM.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 1Ot-@un5et aimiteO, na6 Gan
No. l Sss,s'sss aimiise. mad iai! Zen sG 81:
SO. 7wgdneasne, mad Sci mio......
.11:00 BORN.
SO. 9-Guniet ggpreb nod Gan Srans
cisco $3.50 nnd5m.
$50. 10-Suniet ggpre6, mad Stein Orr
leans .11:00 nnGf8
gtetprta 9ipii on.
$50. 301-Won $oniton, Sort 2nbaea.
Wictorin, guero ......7:20 nndm.
MfabrL
Mn. sO2-Mnd guero. gietoria, Sort
Sabaca, 9oniton ......7:45 bonn.
3D., &. & g.
Mad Morben-mfahrt
&C. &c. 1 f0Rsass ; aimiies -. 1885 msna.
go. 26-4atb SIber ......9:3O nad1m.
SO. 22-Nnb Souffon. =. .10:50 abeitns
Mnfunft -
SO. 25-aatp Slser ......7:b5 BORN.
SO. g. 2otal ..........4:25 nadat.
no. 9-&atb 2inite6 $50 nahm.
SO. 21-@pn 9onfton. TAB morgens
Santa Sc 6. &. 9. 81. 9epot).
SO. 7-9om Morben 1855 borrt.
$50. 1--@om Norben. -. .9:20 nadm.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 6-gaa6 benz @orben. 800 nabm.
SO. 8-gtah benz Norben TAO bprrn.
g. a., Il. G 6. Is. & 6. q. Depot,
30. Soon Corpus gbrifti urb Garriso
30. % tBpss5gsSei orsas sbrift AZ 200 n ss4m.
SO. f-Ma6 Corpus ebriffi unb garriso
Springs ......... 1890 borII.
Ro. 8-Mnh CORPUS ghrifti. $3.50 aberos
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SinOsnbara's @eltrabm.

ueber Sinoenburg's @eltrubm
plmioert Maior Gran5 &arl gnores,
bis 81 ieiner lfhperen @rfrmfuna
@eneralftabshef Der erften tiirfilde1r
Irmee, in ben SiiboeutI6en Mo-
n~atsbeften: Dit miioer Dual feltht
meiu @agen 0urd Die Nadt uio
ourd ben S6lamm oes Gnlamts.
Seit aht 9agen 3eeen. @ente gum
eriten Scale gleiBenoer @oIlmono,
Der fid in tiefen Shlamnpfiiben
ipiegelt. Die Yferoe linfen bis iiber
Die SpritnggeIenfe elm. Am @ooen
ces Ybaetons fammelt iih elm
Sdlammfee, in oen meme Sattel!a-
ifen, meme Seden nno meilie Man.
telenoen talden. 8as fiimnterts
midi Mein Sinnen lit perinlfen in
Der Bradt oieier MonoIanoidait.
9or mir IN peiter 6erne uno tiei
unten Die ~glisernbe, idimmernoe
Gbene NIT ibren binbert Baden
mo @aiferrinnen. l1eber mir, o(S
pollten iie bon redts uno linfs
Die &oHpter acknowledgment, oie
eepaItieen 8ereitode bes 4ntanns
fabl uno ernft orobeno um6 nldhtig.
GiDieer Watnr ureip'ge Sd]onbeit
Die StraBe toudjt in Die Siefe ei-
mes baialtii6en Eriimmerfeloes
@eiBe 9dmpfe fteigen aus Der Rie.
oernns, in Die mir 8ieben. Gin
@alb bon friippelbaften 8dnrer
nimmt mid auf. &norriae 3ipelge
fiifen iif) iiber moosbeoedte Stcint
uno srinienoe SfeIette betradten IL
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9as @eidenf zines 5elosranen.

Gin ebenlo eigenartiges mie
mertDoIles @eidenf bot Sic timber
iitdt Sena oiefer Gage aus Gnla-
brai in Norofranfreif erbaIten. M.-
fang Wai ridtete Der oroentlid,c
grofeiior Der &irdengei6idte Or.
an Die gtappenfomman-
oantllr oes bon ben bentlden grup=
pen beiebten gambrai Die outrage,
Oh es mogIid iei, bon Der bort BE-
finoliden, i'm Sabre 8t1 geidriebe-
mem Sonoddrift oes fogenannten @r,-
gorianifden Mebbudes cine Tboto-
graphic 5u erbalten, nno bot oie
Communicating, gegebenenfaIs 0ie
Mrbeit einem bort beimii6en ooer
einem ,felograuen" photographer 5u
i%ibertragen. llmeebeno fam oie Mnt.
fort, es babe ii9 elm ~felograler
photograph ~eefrnoen. Dieier lit
nun fofort fleibig an oie @rbeit ge-
gangen, nadbem er in Der berlalie=
mem 8ibliotbef nod m~iibIan1eni
Sufen en0Iih ben pertpoIlen Sober
a~usfinoig gemadt bate. Mm s..
Sum- traf in SsSeria Elm pradtig in
6raunes 2eoer gebunoenes oidleibi-
ges Bud Elm, oeiien Eitelblntt. Die
@orte traet: BUR 8eit Der 8elebullg
Der Staot Cambria curd bic 9eut-
iden i'm @eltfrieee 19t4-15 eefar-
tigt uno ben uniperiitdt SSena ii6er-
reidt bon einem Selogrmien." Dos
Bud entbalt anf $50 Geiten sic NIT
tedniider Meiteri6ait misgefibrte
photograpbiide @ieoergabe bieies
olteiten oeutihen MeBbudes, ons
fir Die @efbifte oes fatboliidelr
0~ottesoienites bon grunolegenber
geoeituns iif.9a CUR 3eit BEL Der
g-tappenfommnrtbartur gambrai
oienittuen0er Spenber, Dem Die uni-
perlitdt Sena fir bieie ullgetpobnli-
be 8ereiherung ibres wiiienld)nft-
lifell &iiit5euges ber5liden 9auf
ltuIbet, lit in ieinem 3ibil6ienlt
@edtsanipalt in @iir5bairg unb beibt
Or. Shamel.
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Die bemtige Gage.

9ie oentlbeu @erbiinoeten baden
etnen Sell Der Ierbiiden SETTING
Yo5arepac gelornmen. Die Serbelr
iino iiber Die ierbiide @ren5e 9e-
ganeen aber 5uriidgeiporfer, Sic
@rieden baben es ieoem flor ge-
madt, oaB Tie. Serbien nid)t unier-
fifteen meroen. SSn Sit : @ali6ten
lino Die &uiien iiber Der Strppa 5n
riifeeiporfen u1to BET 9iinabure b.
ben oie 9eutiben neue -Stellnngerl
Der Seinoe gertommen. Sn Sroltf-
reid uno @nglano faat ma11 iest iiber
Die eben nod 10 bohseribn1ten
Staatsmanl1er Der, neil Die Dinee
auf Der 8alfanbalbtniel einc 6en
@niierten unbequeme @enoling gee
nommen baben. Sir gbfpar6 @reD
Ipridt Dor Dem 8arIament uno
lbmi1toelt nod mebr als Msquitb atll
Sag 5upor getan. MGes 1tebt gut
fir Die oertlden Gerbiinbeten.
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Santa Sc 6. 4. g. 81. 9epot)
g. a., Il. G. 6. 6. & 6. q. Depot,

Or. s. u. Yiper, Ofteopatb, 10s
5oIeoao ctr. oben. Office Eel St.
4S6. @obnungstd. gr. 1887 (ana)
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grotesfen Gerrenfungen ibren Meoi,5y
idatten. 3auber1palb! = Sdtpei=
senb ftin Die 8elt, Nun, bn nteire
gferoe raiten. Mein &1,tI6er I6ldft
auf Dem Sod. Sd trGume uno
frerle Mid Der StiGe. Gin ldpatcr
5euerldein 5udt ol1rd oie peit aus
acknowledgement gdume. 8ieleidt
Dos 2ager bon StroBenorbeitern
2ab tim fblofen, ben or1nen &erl!
Sd nebme oie 3iiqel! 8ie nob'
idien oos 2idt. @ie fern lit es!
sSn elmer baIbett Stunbe itllo mir all
5elter. Soloaten lino es. @ieQeid)t
~5lpan5ig, oie sur ogpptiidet1 Qrnlee
polen. Sic fiBen llnl Elm bellies
qroBeS Seuer. @iner Ii1gt Elm
idmermiitiees tiirfiifes 2ieo, NIT
letter ndieliloer Stimnle. Gin paur-
ralld)er 3igoretten. @iner liegt oil
6ent Giiden nno ipielt nit eillel1
@rasbulm. Sd trete in Sen &reis.
Sic pollen ii6 sur 8egriiBung er-
beberr, aber i6 belize iie iiten bleiben
'rno fonge on, iie gu frogen. So
loeroen lie 5ltrauli6er. gs into
ales einfade Menidert, fon11er nidt
lelen, nidt idreiben, ielbit lire
.Sprade it liidenbaft, mortarm nno.
mager. Sic ptiien nidt redi, mes
gegen aeeppten beabiidtiet iii. geidt
aae ielbit geeelt men Tie fedten. Sd
eroable ibnen bon oeutlden Siegell
gegen 6ie &uiiett. 90 leud)ten ibre
augen uno flint, feds rilfelt gleid-
aeitig: uSinoenbure". uro lie 5e<
id)reiben i'm mir: Ser groBe Sc.
lbo !! Ser grobe oeuti1e Morn!
Ser S6reden Der Mosfoipiter! @ott
id)enfe linn 2ebenl Moge feline geele
5nfrieoen bleiben." Mitten I'M mil.
ben @manits, fern fern bon ieoer
menihlifen @obnltatte baben or,
Maridan @i~nOenburg, oieIe arlrcn
&ne9te nno &irten Elm Itammeln6
soblieo gellngen oos mebr als nlafl-
dies %molgefirmte Hoem ocin Solfa-
terber5 erfreiten m11B. Die Sdfpinz
gen oeines Gubmes iiberflieeen Die
8ii1ten.
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3luei 3mitambe. Inn ltarf uni

3iuei Snitanbe. I'm tart nro
t~atfrdftig 3i iein. INT forperlid ntio
geiitig 6as Bette 81 leilteL nliB man
CUTE @eiunobeit belisen. Man mub
oarauf iebert, oaB oas @lut, Der &C.
bensitrom, rein unb fraftpoI lit. 9ies
it feline 10 anitrengenoe ooer idtpie-
rise aufsabe. gs lit nllr notig, ouB
man gelegentli6 einen y&einigungs-
pro5eb" NIT elmer 5~uberlaiiigen ardu-
termeoi5in, Die es Sorni's @Ipeii.
frauter it, burhmadt. IS miro Der.
eeitelt bon: Or. Yeter Sabrnep s.
Sons Co.. 1875 go. &opne Mne.,
Ghicoao. an.
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&rieag Greiie.

Soft Sober fennt Die bobe Quali-
tat unierer pbotodrapbiiden @rbei-
ten. 9ommen Sic iest uno laiien
sic iid BON uns i%iber5eusen. Hreiie
iino ben fla,ien 3eiten angepaBt. Se-
seman's Stnbiu, 1912 Sft-Souiton
Str. on Ser Wriida.
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Yatemtiahe.

8oriiben6er: Isle fam es oenn,
baB sic einen 10 boben @nteil bon
Dem ginbrud) %abbefamen, pern Gle
Ielbit nift nit babel paren2"
@aiiner: ..Serr 8~oriibenoer, i'd
Iiefere MIR Die Soeen."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
BELLIGERENTS ARE FIGHTING
BIGGEST BATTLES OF WAR.

London, May 11.-With two of the
greatest battles of the war in prog
ress, one between Arras and the Bel
gian coast and the other in Western
Galicia, to say nothing of the opera
tions in the Dardanelles an. lesser
engagements along the Eastern and
western fronts, the armies of the
belligerents are now fully occupied
The battle in Nortern Flanders must
be divided into three sections. From
the coast to Dixmude the Belgians,
supported by French marines, have
taken the offensive, and, besides re-
pulsing German counter-attacks, have
gained footing on the right bank of
the User Canal. Around Ypres, par
ticularly to the east of that town, the
Germans continued to attack the Brit
ish lines and again are using gas and
tremendous amount of artillery,
but, according to the British version,
without making any impression.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL

lon May 23rd, the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached in the Meth
odist church by DR.. Long, President
of Martha Washington College.
2.-May 25th, at $3.50 p. M, there
will be a musical in the chapel of
the High School building by Miss
Crockett's pupils.
3.-May 26th, at $3.50 p. M, in the
chapel hall, the graduating exercis-
es will take place. Judge Hutton, of
Abingdon, will deliver the literary
address before the graduating class.
d May 9th, at $3.50 p. M, in the
chapel hall, a play, entitled "The
Deacon" will be given by sixteen pu-
pills of the school.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
CATTLE HELD UP.

A car load of cattle, numbering
about 200, belonging to William and
Chas. Moss, shipped here from Ohio.
were held up several days in the cat
tie pens at North Tazewell, pending
an examination and inspection for
foot-and-mouth disease. They were
finally released, and taken to pasture.
The cattle were shipped from Taze-
we'll last fall to be wintered, and it
seems, when shipped from Ohio
to Tazewell were not inspected
at the other end of the line
or at least, no certificate that
the cattle were not diseased, was
shown, and when they reached Taze-
well they were held up. DR.. HUH,
the Government ispector at North
Tazewell, and DR.. T. Paul Peery, the
veterinarian, examined the cattle and
pronounced them sound, neverthe-
less, the government refused to per
NIT them to be unloaded until a thor
ough investigation was made at the
other end of the line as to where thew
came from, etc. There was a cost of
several hundred dollars in money. be-
sides some injury to the cattle by
several days CONTINENT in the yards
at North Tazewell..
The blunder seems to have been
made by the railroad people in Ohio
Thos. E: Tabor, aged II years, form
erly, of Falls Mills, this county. died
at his home at Newbern, Pulaski
county,. Sunday afternoon. He left
ten children, two of whom. c. M.
Tabor and Mrs. w. F. THOMPSON
who live at Falls Mills. He was an
eX-Confederate soldier, a member of
the Christian church, and a highly
respected citizen. e'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
Good Roads Days-Overseers and
Committees Appointed.

The Board of Supervisors, at their
netting last Tuesday, designated Nav
q ~, next Friday and Saturday as
Road Days for the county.
.Overseers have been named for each
district and neighborhood, also a com
mittee of ladies, who will serve dinner
tt60, the forces in their neighborhood
me same plan, so successfully car
RED out last year, will be adopted and
carried out. Engineer Martin expects
hearty cooperation. It is not posi-
slble, for lack of space, to publish
the names of the overseers and COM
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
TAZEWELL'S DADDIES.

- thc citizens meeting called fol
last Saturday afternoon, Il ticket was
named for town council, Mayor ant
Recorder. A committee, as usual,
was appointed to select ticket, fol
ratification by the meeting.
The committees report was as fol
lows:
For Mayor-Hugh R. Hawthorne.
Recorder-T. A. Repass, jr.
Council-John E. Jackson, T. C
Bowen, G. M. Mullin, R. o. Crockett
j. n. Johnson. and w. T. Wilton
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14
Local News

William Thompson, of Thompson
Valley, was here on BUSH css last Sat
urday.
Mr.. C. E. +. Burnley, of Coopers
is entitled to consideration in this of
flee for recent favors.
Read the ad. of T. o. Mitchell, agent
for the automatic handi-tool This
little machine is needed on every farm.
Mrs. w. b. +. White continues SER
iously i'll at her home at Richards.
She has been ill several weeks, and on
Saturday her condition became worse.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning by the pastor,
Rev. Fl. r. Anderson.
Wexford Beavers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gal. Beavers, of North Tazc-
well, who is student in the National
Business College in Roanoke, has been
at his home for Il weeks vacation.
Mrs. T. l.. Shuffiebarger, of Cove
Creek and Mrs. w. T. Witten, who
have been in Lynchburg, attending the
annual meeting of the Order of the
Eastern Star, returned to their homes
Monday.
A report reached here Monday that
Mrs. Albert Hopkins was seriosly i'll
at her home Mt Blacky in Buchanan
county. Later in the week it is learn
ed that her condition is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. c. S. Bradshaw, of Russell.
was a visitor to Tazcwcll last week,
and was piloted to this Office by Mr.. A.
j. Steele, where he parted with Il
years subscription to this paper.
From Il recent communication we
have reason to believe that Will Whit
ley is still alive and doin;; business
IN Graham, where he handles pro-
duce.
DR.. j. II. Moore and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Songer, of Mechanics
burg, Bland county, autoed over to
Tazewell last Sunday and spent Il
couple of days in the community. re-
turning on Monday.
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Willard Kinzer, Gabriel Fox, g.
S. Compton, John and Hyter Crab
tree, Thomas and Mrs. Shufilebarger,
and others, good citizens of Clear
Fork, were here on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Henry, the pastor of the
colorcd Baptist church here, has re-
Gently held a revival meeting in his
church. He had the assistance of
Rev. Mr. Hall, Of Kimball, w. Va.
There were eight additions to the
membership of the church.
The letter of the late DR.. Titus
Williams, written from the front dur
ing the exciting times of the war, will
be of interest to many Tazewcll pco-
pie. Look it up on the third page of
this paper.
The dry, cool weather of the past
week or two seems to have been brok-
en- ut this writing. Rain, badly need
ed, came on Tuesday night. Up to
this time the meadows had not made
satisfactory growth, and farmers
were apprchensive, fearing another
drouth.
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Our Jitney Offer-This and e.

Don't miss this-cut out this slim.
enclose with sc to Foley & Co. Chi,
c,ago, ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley kid
ney pills and Foley cathartic tablets.
Sold everywhere.
Sold everywhere.
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Statement of the financial condition of
THE BANK OF CEDAR BLUFF.
Inc, located at Cedar Bluff, in the
county of Tazewell, State of Virgin
IA, at the close of business MAY /.
lG9lo, made to the State Corporation
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$30,479.64
100000
14,441.64
100000
g, $500
100000
1000
TOTAL,
$3O,479.64

l, H. R. Steele, cashier, do solemnlv
swear that the above is true state
ment of the financial condition of the
Bank of Cedar Bluff, Incorporated, 10.
Gated at Cedar Bluff, in the county of
I,azewell,, State of virgini., at the
close of business on the LIST day of
May, 1915, to the best of INV knowl-
edg and belief.
Correct-Attest:
II. R. STEELE, Cashier.
w. E. BUNDY,
B. D. HUMPHREY.
j. ED MCGUIRE,
State of Virginia, County of Taze-
well:
Sworn to and subscribed before me
by II. r. Steele, Cashier, this 18th day
of May, 1915.
c. B. LINKoUS. Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. II, 1917,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14

A mass-meeting held at North on
Wednesday night nominated the fol-
lowing officers for the town for the
ensuing two years:
Mayor-Wm. l.. Britts: Recorder
l.. l.. Dickinson; Treasurer. w.
Whitley; Sergeant-H. +. Peery.
Council-C. p. Beavers, John D.
Peery, w. L. Baker, w. w. Peery,
M. c. Williams, Wade H. Peery.
The loss of the ship Lusitania,
which was torpedoed by a German
submarine last Friday, is keenly felt
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Preston, of
this town, who, on their return from
abroad a few years ago, travelled on
this ship, and remember so well it's
magnificent appointments, and the
courtesy and consideration of it's off
GERS. Mr.. Preston carriers souvenir
of this trip on the boat in the shape
of broken piece of china, which he
picked up on deck just after severe
storm, when china and other break
able things were smashed by the
pitching of the boat. He recalls WV
idly this incident, brought to his mind
so forcibly by the fact that his phys
zeal condition was such at that time
that he didn't care if she did go down.
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For Commissio ,er Jeff. District.

-! hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Office of Commissioner
of the Revenue Ia Jacksonville mag
isterial district of your county, and
respectfully solicit your support.
T. E. HAWKINS.