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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28
POUNDING MILL NEWS.

Pounding Mill, Va, May 26.-Harry
Williams, 16-year-old son of R. S.
Williams, visited his father here the
last of the week, and on Sunday left
for Williamson, w. Va, to spend the
vacation with his uncle, II. G. Will
liams. On May Goth he graduated
with honors from Erwin high school,
Erwin, Tenn. He will probably enter
Emory and Henry College next ses-
sion.
DR.. R. B. Gillespie, of Tazewell, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Gil
lespie today.
G. C. Shamblin, Mrs. Curtis Sham
bin and A. j. Petts, who have fever
are improving. Rex Steele, who hao
same disease, is out again and Mercer
Thomas has typhoid. Miss Maudie
Petts ws reported as having typhoid
also, but the assertion has been de-
MED. She is quite SICK. however.
DR.. G. l.. thinner man took Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Brusten's little son toda!
to Richlands to be operated on, prob
ably amputate his leg. Some tim,
ago he stuck thorn in one of hi
legs and blood poison set up.
Rev. John P. Lockhart, formerly O.
Honaker, but now of Richlands, will
begin few da~s' meeting at tn
Church of God on tomorrow night
closing Sunday night. VIM. Shep
herd and probably others. will be bap
tiZed in Ciinch River just after the l
o'clock service. In the afternoon a
about 3 o'clock there will probabl,
be a service at the convict caml
Everybody is cordially invited to at
ted these services.
Mrs. James e. Mcclure. of Ceda
Bluff, spent Thursda, afternoon Wis
iting here sister-in-law, Mrs. w. f
Steele, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. AItizer and thei
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Major A. ]. Tynes.

This camp desires to place upon
record memorial tribute to Major
A. j. Tynes, one Of it's members who
died on the 11th day of November,
1914.
Major Tynes was soldier in the
Confederate Army during the entire
war between the States. He saw
active service in different fields of
operation and held number Of Of
fetal positions. He was a jealous
member of this camp and rendered it
efficient service. He was highly re-
spected and useful citizen of Tazewell
county, and public spirited man.
Therefore, be it aresolved, that:
This tribute be preserved among
the archives Of this Chapter and
published in the two newspapers of
this county, and copy thereof be
transmitted to members of his
family.
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himself u brave soldier in the army
of the Confederacy, in which he
served from the beginning to the end
of the war between the States. AT
the close of the war he was Captain
of the Tazewell Troopers, which
company belonged to the Sth Virginia
Regiment of Cavalry. He served us
member of the General Assembly
of Virginia, ad two terms as member
of Congress from the Ninth district.
He was an honorable and highly re-
spected citizen and usefulm an;
Therefore, be it resolved, that: This
tribute be preserved among the
archives of this Chapter and pub
lished in the two newspapers of this
county and copy thereof, transmit
ed members of his family.
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CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE.

Elsewhere we publish the standing
of each candidate in the contest for
the Panama free trip or the $325.00
piano. Candidates will please note the
following: The candidate receiving
the highest number of vot IS get choice
of priZes-the free trip to san Fran
cisco and return, or the piano. For
every one dollar spent at DIR. Jackson's S
drug store 100 votes will be given.
Smaller purchase in proportion. Votes
are given also on the payment of out
standing accounts made prior to the
beginning of this contest. An extra
prize is also given by DR.. jackson
each week, to the candidate he wing the
largest number of votes for that week.
Tickets must be deposited. properly
signed each week, not held over.
The Clinch Valley News gives votes
in the contest as follows:
For every new subscription, at 81 so
5000 votes. Subscribers may sub
scribe for as many years in advance as
they choose, on same schedule-3,O0
votes for each 81 so paid.
On each dollar paid on back sub
scription and renewals 1000 votes will
be given. All certificates for purchases
and votes at DR.. Jackson's must be de-
posted in ballot box in drug store.
All receipts for votes on subscrip-
tion to the Clinch Valley News must
be deposited in the office. Duplicates
will be issued nd strict record kept
but Clinch Valley News certificates
must be left at this office, and drug
store certificates deposited in the drug
store. Please observe these rules
strictly. All certificates or receipt.
not properly signed and deposited viii
be thrown out.
Remember-the highest number Of
votes, be they many or few-gets the
big prize. For any information ad
dress or call on DR.. Jno. E. jackson
or the editor of the Clinch Valley
News.
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DIR. sGILDERSLEEvE HAS QUIT
JOHNS HOPKINS.

DR.. Basil l.. Gildersleeve, who has
occupied the Chair of Greek in John
Hopkins University for nearly forty
years, has resigned, giving as hi
reason, his advanced age. He is 83
years old.
AS an educator and author he has
won distinction and high honor. His
honorary degrees have come from no
less than ten of the leading colleges
and universities of this country, in
cluding one in Germany. He is well
known AMONG some Of the leading
citizens of Tazewell, where his bro
ther, DIR. j.. R. Gildersleeve, was o
prominent physician and citizen foI
many years, and although living in
Richmond. still claims Tazewell as
his home, his wife being a member OF
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guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pruett,
of Fontana, N. c., spent yesterday at

guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pruett
OF Fontana, n. c., spent yesterday a
Mrs. c P. Williams attended tn.
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Bowen
at Tip Top, on last Sunday. Rev
Carr, an aged minister, preached tht
sermon. Mrs. Bowen died in Rich
mond in the early spring, but her fu
neral was not conducted then on &C
count of her daughter, mentioned
! above, being in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Ollie Hurt and r. K. Giles
pie attended the funeral and burial
of their aunt, Mrs. Bowen, in the
Cove and Tazewell on last Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Steele was shopping
and calling on friends and relatives in
Tzewell last Thursday and spnet Sat-
urday and Saturdy night visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jane A. Mcclure. Mrs
Steele expects to start on Wednesday
or Thursday of next week to attend
the big annual assembly of the
Church oil God, wn;cn convenes th,
4th of June and continues for ten
days. From there she expects to go
to Missouri, Nebraska, Utah and
Idaho to visit her half dozen aunts
and uncles and various cousins. Mrs.
NiS Abo@NWCll anu MARY
Wilson expect to accompany Mrs.
Steele as far as Anderson and at
tend the assembly. Several thousand
people attend these meetings annual
ly. Two thousnd can be seated in the
new dining room at one time, it is
said, while eleven hundred tocti re
seated in the two old ones.
We had two excellent rains today,
which will make things hum. Farm
ers are plowing corn, shearing sheep,
etc.-busy as bees.
The new road, which is being made
by convicts and others, is being rapid
ly pushed.
Rev. Mamie B. Osborne, of Ath-
ems, sister of Mrs. H. w. Christian,
will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday at IL o'clock. She will be
here for one day only we re informed.
We are sorroy the two services will
conflict, but if all will come out both
churches can be filled. Try and see.
A. ]. Myers, of Hollins, was greet
ing old friends today. He is the
guest of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. f..
Myers. Mr.. Myers is still visiting
in Roanoke and is feeling much bet
ter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Bru-
ster, on Sunday morning, daughter.
This makes 13 living and one dead.
Ernest McMullen spent Sunday
with his mother at Wittens Mills.
D.. B. Gillespie, of Wittens Mills,
visited relatives and friends here
Sunday.
Commissioner Altizer is doing busi
ness in the city tody.
Several old soldiers boarded the
train here yesterday for Tazewell tc
attend the reunion.
Mrs. Marion Phillips attended the
commencement of the Richiands high
school Monday night. Her daughter
was Il student.
Rev. Motley preached here Sunday
at 4 o'clock.
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Let Us Show You These.
II S M Y IN o T T Q

ll5 acres. No. liIA. $4,000. 90
This excellent farm lies in Carroll
county, Md, on excellent pike, IL
miles to City Hall in Baltimore, b
miles to station, one eighth mile to
school and within | mile to three
churches. on II. Il. ID. in fine com
munity. so acres cleared, balance in
timber. Lies level and rolling and in
most excellent condition, two splcn-
did orchards of between z and 10
acres, trees ! years old.
Two sets of buildings: No. /, o
room frame residence, large band
barn, wagon shed, corn house, work
shop, poultry houses, dwelling house
and all in fine condition. No. 2: o
room residence. carriage house, corn
house, new barn, stable, poultry
houses, blacksmith shop, etc. The
buildings cost more than the price of
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Judge Kegley's Court is still in ses-
sion. A number Of important civil
and criminal cases have been tried.
The following is the criminal docket
disposed of:
Howard Barkley, charged with
robbing a hungarian of $500 and
u scrip card at Focahontas, was given
iive years in the penitentiary. Rob
berry was committed at the point of
a pistol. Sam Macon, an officer of
Pocahontas, gave very valuable assis-
lance to the commonwealth in work
ing up the evidence in the case, and
1T was largely through his efforts that
the conviction was secured.
Commonwealth against Earl Eisen-
hover and John Kennedy, for mur-
dering a colored man on the coke
yards at Pocahontas in February, re-
suited in a verdict of five years in
the penitentiary for each of them. The
evidence was all circumstantial.
A convict, Zebb Cosby, colored, who
escaped from the convict camp in
Maiden Spring district two months
ago, was given AN additional term in
the penitentiary of one year.
Richard Cooper, colored, convicted
of stealing merchandise from the
commissary of the Pocahontas Con.
solidated Colleries Co., of Pocahontas
was given one year in the peniten.
tiary.
The following is the jury serving
at this term of court:
G. w. Crabtree, T. b. Lambert, II
Nj .Kinzer, c. j. Jones, J. l.. Armes
w. G. Cox, f. j. Moss, Jas. III. Nc
CURE, r. B. Conley, C. b. Daniels
w. o. George, John C. Meadows
Jno. E. Mcclure, Geo. w. Sparks, C
III, HankinS. Jas. r. Brown
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THREE FORDS A MINUTE

Few people realize that the Ford
Motor Comnpny is building and selling
three Fords n minute-18O0 per day.
600 car. loads, requiring 30 trains a
day to haul them from Detroit to
every cline and country on earth is
needed. Very few people have any
conception of this tremendous busi-
ness of this great enterprise. There
are 10000 employees, all pid off each
day in cash, requiring $1O0,O00.00. As
big as this factory and business is,
the biggest and most wonderful of ali
is it's system.
uVhTEc
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Captain Henry Bowen.

This camp desires to place upon
record a memorial tribute to Captain
Henry Bowen, one of its members
who died on the 29th day of April,
1915.
Captain Bowen was distinguish
ed citizen of Tazewell county. He
sprang from a family which has
been noted for its warriors since the
early days of this country, one of his
great ancsstors having fallen in the
battle of Kings kosntaiH. He was
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DEATH OF MRS BOWEN.

Mrs. Louisa G. Bowen. widow of
the late Capt. Henry Bowen. died at
her home in Bowen's Cove, this coun-
ty, last Friday evening about q SO,
ard funeral services were held on
Sunday at 1 p. M, conducted by Rev.
X Il. Sutherland, of Emory, Va, as
sisted by Rev. j. E. Sp lns, os this
place, and interment was in the JEFF
sonville Cemetery, at this place, in
the presence of large concourse of
friends and relatives on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Bowen was the daughter of
the late Col. William NJ. Gillespie and
Olivia Johnston Gillespie, and was
born at Richlands, this county, on the
goth day of August, 1912, and was
one of family of nine children, as
follows: David Gillespie, Mrs. Mar
garet Harrison, Mrs. Clinton Barns,
Mrs. Barbara Gillespie, Mrs. Ella
Painter, Mrs. Mary Barns, Jos. S.
Gillespie and A. P. Gillespie, ali of
whom are deceased, except ex-senator
Joseph S. Gillespie, Mrs. Mary Barns
and Mrs. Ella Painter.
Louisa M. Gillespie was married on
the 4th day of December, 1871 to
Capt. Henry Bowen, who only pre-
ceded her to the great beyond three
weeks, but her death came very sud
denly. She had been talking to friends
and relatives on the day of her death
and had expressed herself as feeling
better than usual, but just at the close
of beautiful day, beautiful life al
so closed, and it was with deep regret
that her many friends and relatives
heard of her death.
OF the marriage to Capt. and Mrs
Bowen there were born six children
two daughters and four sons: Miss
Margaret Bowen and Lou Ollie
Bowen, and Messrs. j. Wlker, vii.
liam Rees, Henry A., and Jos c.
Bowen, all of whom are living, ex.
cept the little daughter, Lou Ollie
who was born on July 31st, 1880, and
who died August 10th, 1887.
Mrs. Bowen early in life united
with the Methodist church at Rich
lands, being the first of her family t.
united with this church and her ac
tion in this important step in life
seemed to have had it's influence. a.
her parents and three sisters soon af
ter united with the church. Durins
her long life she had been an earnest
active and useful worker for tn,
cause of Christ, and her influenc,
for good will long be felt in tn,
community in which she lived.
The floral offerings were beautiful
and numerous.
The pall-bearers were as follows:
| Active: w. j. Gillespie, C. J. Moss
Barns Gillespie, w. M. Gillespie, w
o. Barns and j. Sanders Gillespie.
Honorary: w. T. Gillespie, Geo. c
Peery, John T. Barns, Capt. Rees 1
Bowen, Henry S. Bowen, S. j. Thomp
son, ]. S. White, w. A. Barns, Georg
Ward, James Harris, A. j. Myers, R
K. Gillespie, j. Powell Royll, H. E
Copenhaver, DR.. R. B. Gillespie, Jef
Ward, ]. w. Chapman, F. M. Moss
: DR.. P. d. Johnston, and j. G. Barns.
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the whole farm. A great snap for
someone.
1872 Acres No. ldG3. $8,5O0.O0
This excellent farm lies in North
ern Maryland, on public road, 1-2
miles from station, very near schools
and churches and the country sur
rounding it is beautiful and prosper
Gus. The land is we'll watered and
well fenced. About lG0 acres cleared,
balance in timber. About 25 acres of
very fine bottom land which is in
bluegrass, an abundance of fruit.
Splendid s room dwelling covered
with slate, excellent barn with water
in it and all kinds of outbuildings.
The land is very fertile and all the
cleared land very smooth, though
some of it lies rolling. This is abso-
lutcly one of the greatest bargains
we have ever put on our booas.
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MR.. CHAPMAN,s ADDREss.

Mr.. J. w. Chapman delivered the
memorial address. His subject, the
Heritage of the South, was admirably
presented. Those who had the pleas
ure Of hearing the address are loud
in their commendations An effort was
made to get the manuscript for pub
lication, but the request was politely
refused. 1t should be printed and pre-
served finally.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

1t is requested that all ladies organ
cations in town meet and form a CIVIC
club. That the presidents of the
Daughters of the Confederacy, Tenn
perance Union, Eastern Star and
Tazewell Woman's Club urge coop
izations in town meet and form civic
the ladies room on date given later.
COMMITTEE.
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PANAMA CONTEST
WELL UNDER WAY
Large Lists of Contestants Ap-
pear In TOday's Paper-Miss
Jones Leads And Wins First
Prize OF Salad Spoon.

The contest for the most popular
young lady, who will be given free
trip to the Panama exposition, and re-
turn, and various other prizes, has de-
veloped large number of candidates
this week, number of whom have re-
ceived large votes. Miss Lucille Jones,
of Grafton, heads the list this week,
with several close seconds.
The first prize of handsome silver
salad spoon has been awarded to Miss
Jones.
The lady showing the biggest gain
for the week ending June End, will also
be awarded handsome prize.
The following is the standing of the
candidtes for the week ending May
Ooth.
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SUPER.
VISOR.

To the Voters of Tazewell County:
At the solicitation of large num-
Der of friends have consented to al
low my name to be used as Il candi-
date for supervisor in Maiden Spring
district. If elected / will accept the
office, but under no consideration will
/ make fight for the place.
Respectfully,
Raven, Va. JOHN ]. CROCKETT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

Have you a corn, bunion, or other
foot trouble? Nearly everybody has
one or more foot troubles. There is
n chiropadist stopping at the Jeffer-
sonville Hotel, who claims to be able
to cure you painlessly and perma-
nently-Dr. Emily Dursse. Give her
a trial if you need her services. She
guarantees success.
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ATTENTION. FARMERS.

ready to use your reapers, binders,
mowers, etc., before ordering repairs,
and don't order repairs in any way
except by number of part wanted. This
is important.
Star Motor G. Machinery Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

one of Tazewell's most prominent
families. The father, Rev. Benjamin
Gildersleeve, Presbyterian minister
was for some years resident of
this community. He died here, and
his remains are buried in Jefferson
vile Cemetery.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28
Three Nice Residences.

One for S3s5O. One for $3.50, and
one for $1150-all in good shape, we'll
located, large lots. For particulars
inquire at the News ofFice.-Adv.
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For SALE.

Nice dwelling house, seven rooms,
two large halls, electric lights, hot
and cold waiter, bath, toilet and other
modern conveniences. Now occupied
by John O'Keeffe. Corner Tazewell
W, A. Scott 5-2s Ct
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mary Preston and Miss Ellen
Scott returned to their homes here
yesterday from Mary Baldwin Semi
nary. Miss Nell Baylor also return
ed at the same time to her home at
Wardell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28
For Commissioner of Revenue

| hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of commissioner of
revenue for Maiden Spring District,
and ask the support of the voters of
the county, at the election in Novem-
Der, irrespective of party Affections.
Respectfully,
j. A. Payne, Cedar Bluff, r. f. d.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

The Town Council at North Taze-
well will, from this date, begin the
enforcement of auto speed laws, and
drivers had better watch out. Sar-
geant Peery authorizes us to state
that IL miles per hour on straight
road and 8 miles on curves will be
strictly adhered to.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

Mr. John C. st. Clair, whose i'll
ness was rerorted in the last issue of
this paper, is said to be much i'm
proved.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28
For Commissioner Jeff. Dis

-! 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. +. HAWKINS.
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MIR. MOORE COMING.

Our Mr.. Moore will be at the
Jefferson Hotel May 1929 with
his usual fine line of diamons,
watches, jewelry, silver ware,
etc.
D. B. RYLAND & co.
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BINDERS FoR SALE

We have two secondhand binders
for sale at a bargain. They will cut
your grain nicely.
Str Motor & Machinery Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

The case of w. P. Payne against the
town of Tazewell, an appeal from
the decision of the committee which
assessed the damage to his property
west of town on account of the widen
ing of the road, was tried in court
here yesterday morning and affirmed.
The committee allowed Mr.. Payne
$25.00 damages on account of strip
of land that was used.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

CLASS Song.
Ushers-Graham Preston, Thomas
Martin, Barns Moore, William Botti-
more, Everett Johnson, and Houston
st. Clair.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-28

There will be preaching in tn,
school-house at the junction of Clincl
River and Cavitt's Creek, near r. r
crossing Sunday IL a. M, by Rev. T
II. Campbell.
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