Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-04-16

proker lnto sometime Monday night
ana about ten bushels of fine corn
stolen, as we'll as feed or two of
nay. Sheriff Hartman was called to
the scene early Tuesday morning and
made an investigation. 1t has been
rumOred that the party who GOT tha
corn is known, but no arrest has vet
been made ~
Use "Star Brand" Fertilizer. it suits
our soil and crops. We know it be-
cause we have tried 1t.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
.Messrs. Kincer G. Vermillion. who
VIII build the new Main Street, are
getting everything in readiness to
peglh work Mt once: The stone has
been crushed, and when the work be-
gins 1t will be rushed. The condition
or the streets since the car track has
been raised is such that vehicles have
much difficulty in crossing the track.
Inc TaZswsll Electric Light G. Pow,
er Company closed a contract last
Friday for valuable addition to their
power Plant at North Tazewell. The
new machinery will consist of an en-
glne and generator, directly connected
ana Will enable the company to take
care OF their increasing business.
Qulte a neat sum has been secured
TINS week as an addition to the fund
Tor the new opera house. There seems
TO be no doubt now at all of the cree
ton this summer.
There will be preaching in the Taze-
well Baptist church Sunday at II n.
M, and Mt Bundy's chapel at $3.50 n
mp by the pastor, t. H. Campbell.
DR.. Hought, inspector for the Taze.
well Packing Company has interested
himself in raising chickens of pure-
bred strain, which he expects to- ex,
hlblt in the poultry show at the Taze.
well Fair: He expects to carry off
all the prizes.
NJ. Cassell, who recently sold his
home in Burke's Garden to the Moss
boys, is building a fine residence in
the same community. 1t is said the
home will be one of the best in The
county when completed.
A representative of this office was
at the packing house Monday after
noon, and had look into one of the
targe re1rlgerators, where was stored
5oo,ooo pounds of meat-hams, Shout
uerS, sizes, etc.-enough meat, appar,
emily to supply the German army for
an indefinite period.
we have already advertised our six
car loads of our "Star Brand" Ferti-
lizer and still not enough to fill our
orders, We expect big shipment
next week, get your orders in.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Harry L.. Spratt and wife, who
were recently married at Charlottes-
vile, are expected in Tazewell in a
short time. Mr.. Spratt has rented the
property of Mr.. H. w. Pobst, formerly
tne Lewis property, on Tazewell ave
nue.. Mr.. Spratt will open offices here
for the practice Of law.
We hereby tender our heartfa,t
tnanks to our many friends. who so
kindly gave their sympathy and as
sistance in our latest and greatest
sorrow-the death of our beloved
wife and mother, Sarah A. Dickerson
Inc KIND deeds done and the words
OF love and cheer spoken will be long
remembered and will do much to light.
en- the burden and bid US hope and 90
on working, waiting, trusting.
HUSBAND, FATHER AND chill
DREN.
MISS Eddie Lynch, daughter of MIR.
~: w; Lynch, OF Thompson Valley, and
Mr. CHARLES buchanan, son of Mr.. and
mrs; w; L. buchanan, were married
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
lne pride by the Rev. w. w. AFRO
woo, pastor OF the Tazewell Presby-
terinn church. The marriage was wit
messed by only few of the intimate
friends Of the contracting parties. and
their relatives and members of their
families. After the wedding a lunch
was served, and the party left on the !.
aiterhooh train for visit to Wash .
lngton and othe eastern cities. Mr. !
and Mrs. Buchanan will be at homo
in few weeks. e
The Republican county committee ]
met here last Saturday to discuss the
vexing problem as to what to do with i
Ine large number of candidates now Z
ciamoring for the county offices in the
election to be held this November.
quite a few were said to be in favor 7
u primary; other wanted conven-
,'p llc committee met q
he advocates of the primary and the 4
convention were run over by the steam 1
,0ller and thoroughly flattened out. i
Inc committee refused to call pri- !
nary by vote of 10 to 5. The action 1
II the committee is believed to have 4
Iealed the fate of number of the I
you'd be officials Of the county, but i
nat remains to be determined. 4
The stockholders of the new hotel i
eld meeting on yesterday afternoon. 7
here were presten, A. st. Clair, Jno. 4
!; Jackson, c. T. Peery, L. A. Tynes, Z
y. T. Payne, c. C. Payne, M. j. Han +
ms, and J. A Leslie. Plans were sub I
1itted by architects from Bluefield. Z
~: Sbuffiebrager, Mahood and Gray. +
he different plans were shown and I
Explained, and the committee will con- +
lde: the matter further. Mr.. C. C.
lyatt, representing the Richards i
rick Company was also present. :