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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-30
POUNDING MILL NOTES.

Pounding Mill, June 2S.-R. F. Gil.
lespie and sisters, Misses Jessie anc
Ollie Kate, spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting friends in the Cove.
John B. Gillespie, after two weeks
work in West Virginia and Kentucky
returned home Sunday. He spent
Saturday night with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gillespie ut Wittens Mills
Miss Gussie Christian has as her
guest Miss Yost, of TaZewell.
Mrs. r. L. Ellis and daughter, Miss
Margie, of Whitewood, are visiting
relatives and friends here, the guest
of her sister, Mrs Martha Saprl;s.
The Crochet club, which spent Il
most enjoyable afternoon last Thurs
day with Mrs. Julia Williams, will
meet with Mrs. james Mulkey to
morrow.
The meeting was originally intend
ed to be held at the home of Miss
Rcbekah Davis, who will entertain
the club later. The club will disbantl
for the summer on account Of the
canning season, hot weather, etc.
Rev. Henry Il. Foster, of Coeburn,
will preach ut the Church of God here
next Sunday night, and 1T Cedar Bluff
Friday and Saturday nights and at
Maxwell Sunday at IL Il. m. Every
one is cordially invited to attend the
services.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. w. b. Steele on next Monday vt
$3.50. All members are urged to be
present.
Miss Mabel Bourne returned to
Bondtown Monday after Il couple of
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. X. Gillespie spent day and
night at Tazewell this week visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe.
The following persons from here at
tended the dance at Cedar Bluff Inn
Friday night: II. G. and r. +. Gil
lespie, r. Coleman, DR.. Zimmerman,
George Hurt, j. II. Williamson, Miss
es Mary b. Gillespie, Margaret and
Lois Hurt.
Mrs. w. B. Steele spent Suday and
Monday with her mother, Mrs Jane
A. Mcclure at Cedar Bluff, and at
tended church at the Mcclure hall,
recently rented from the Cedar Bluff
Woolen Company.
Mrs. Cora Shamblin spent Sunday
and Mosday visiting her son, G.. G..
at Cedar Bluff.
Forty-one dollars was taken in at
the ice cream supper at the Christian
church Saturday night.
Mr., and Mrs. John b. Gillespie, Miss
Mabel Bourne, DR.. Rex Steele, Dora
Newman and Mrs. Julia Spraks mo-
tored to Cedar Bluff Sunday afternoon
and had refreshments with James
Mcclure and c. f. Fields restau-
rant.
Miss Barbara Hurt is back from
Bethany, w. Va, where she has beer
attending school.
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Bllltk E'S GARDEN.

Burkc'S Garden, June 29.-Mr. T..
j.. Grcevcr, Of Tazcwcll, visited home
folks here Saturday night and Sunday.
Bowen Meek has almost recovered
from his recent attack of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rhudy's baby
has been quito i'll with pneumonia for
several days.
One Of Mr.. Alex Crulchlicld's chill
dren and one of Mr.. Joe Wilson's
children have pneumonia.
Miss Eta Grccvcr has been sick
for several days but is much better
now.
Mrs. +. II. Copcnhavcr, of Marion,
let Sunday afternoon for her home,
alter spending several weeks very
pleasantly with relatives and friends
here.
Messrs. X. S. and w. II Moss made
Il business trip to Tazcwcll Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. j. N. Rhudy and Mrs. Lizzie
lthudy, of Thompson Valley, and Miss
Maggie Powers, of Springvillc, spent
part of last week with Mrs. ii. IL.
Grccver.
Misses Bessie Pccry and I.ettic
Moss are ut charlottesville taking n
course in domestic science.
Rev. Will Maxwell and family, of
Kentucky, have been the quests for
several days of Mrs. ii. p. Eagle.
Quite number of the young peo-
pie from here motOrcd to Maiden
Spring yesterday afternoon to pic
mic. A fine time is reported
Miss Louise Camper, of Mace, Va,
IS the guest of Miss Lcttic Rhudy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A wedding of interest to many
friends throughout Southwest Vire
ginia, was solemnized at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Gildersleeve
at Grafton, Virginia, when their
daughter, Miss Laura Joanna, became
the bride of Mr.. Richard Clyde Cofer.
The Rev. w. C. Thompson, the brides
pastor, ofIiciated, using the impress
i've ring ceremony.
The bride is splendid teacher, n
devoted Christian and her attractive
personality has won for her many
friends who are interested in her fu-
ture happiness.
The groom is civil engineer and
has splendid position at Pocahon-
tas, and is a Christian young man
and very popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cofer left on a hon
eymoon trip for Washington City and
other points east
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TOM THUMB WEDDING.
Will Take Place at s O'Clock Tonight
i'll the High School Chanel.

- III TIC iilSH oCIOUl SNapeI.
The Tom Thumb wedding, to be
staged in the High School chapel to-
night is attracting deserved attention
from the people Of the town, and it is
believed the hall will be well filled
at 8 O'Clock, when the performance
will begin. 1t is the desire of the
management of the affair that those
who attend be there promptly at s
o'clock
Just before the wedding, Miss Mar
garet Hugill will sing two selections.
Here's the cast: Bride, Margaret
Copenhaver; Groom, Rees T. Bowen,
Jr.; best man, 10. Lloyd Caudill; maid
of honor, jamie Royal; preacher, John
Gillespie. The wedding party will
consist of mother, father, grand-par-
ents, cousins, rejected lover, old maid
aunts, and numerous guests, who will
be ushered to their places by Master
John G.. O'Keeffe, Jr., and Master
Fred Quincy. All the participants are
under twelve years of age.
Everybody invited. Come out, ev-
erybody, and enjoy the performance
of one hundred children of your own
town. Beautiful singing.
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rAIEW ELL. Roy WRITES THAT
WAR in MEXlCO Is NO SONG

ihc iirst actual news from the war
TO- he received here since open hostil-
ilieS began on the border, is contained
W. letter received this week by n
Eifl III tins town from one of the col
ored d troopers III the Tenth Cavalry.
hc writer states that life on the bol.-
dcr Is devoid of the glnmor that is
drawing the adventurous youth from
ms home and leading him into the
service Tor the sake OF experience and
travel, and that war with Mexico.
l'Er war with anybody else. is lust
what Sherman once said it, was. An
extract from the letter follows:
1T iH very scary time in this
country ut preScnt-most everybody
~ moving out. and soon there won't
hc anything but soldiers There are
about sixty thousand here now, and
the President has asked for one hun
drcd thousand more. Fighting il no
song, believe me. IL should be one
oi the lucky ones, don't think |
wiIi want any more war for II while.
Dead men look like stones lvinu
around III McXico-n nothing but n
graveyard of human bones. The NH,
lS so Offensive with tho smell of hu-
man ilcsh you can hardly stand il.
IT. is simply llndcs on cnrih!"
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'lAZEWELL,
4 TROOPERS
The Town Well Represented in
Army Now Defending Our
Flag Under pcrshing OR Mex
lean Border.

There are ut least four men in the
ieh'h Regiment on the border from
'iiS town. There may be others. The
ii"hicS oil the men from Tnzcwcll are:
heuinohd Taylor, son of Rissy Tav-
,or; Ben Cecil; Glen lledricl, son of
oscar lirdrick; and Elmer Bandy.
son "i Dave i'andy. Two of these
men, liedrick and Bandy, are infun-
IrSneh, the other two in the covnlrv
90 lar as can be learned nothing has
been heard from these men for some
.imc: Two of them, llcdrick and
Bandy, were with the famous Tenth
m the Philippines.
Melvin Osborne, son of Clint Os-
po,he, Il laborcr on the farm of MIR.
John {. st. Clair, is one of the TnZc-
wen boys with rcrshing in Mexico"
letters have been received here bv
ms parents, written Somewhere i'm
NieNico. Osborne is only about is
years old.
Harvey ("punch'D Ilurrisson and
nus brother, w. T., sons of Mrs. ]. ID.
iiarrisSon, of this town, are both in
lhe United States army-thc former
at Panama and the latter on tho bord-
cr of Arizona.
IT. has been reported here that
d. liarmnn had enlisted in the State
ihilitin, hut such iS not the case. lie
~ ht thc home of his wife in Peters
burg. wv -
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NEWS OF POCAHONTAS.
For Service in Mexico.


PocahOntas, June 28.-Mr. B. e.
Ward, auditor for Pocahontas Con-
solidated Galleries Co., is smiling all
over his face. Mrs. Ward has present.
cd him with pair Of bouncing boys
which give promise of being avail
able IN short while for service i'm
Mexico if needed. The youngsters
weighed 3-1 lbs each and are said
to be Il fine pair
Rev. III. II. Hunter, of Chase Citv.
Va, who is making tour of the
churches in Southwest Virgina. un-
der the auspices of the Sunday school
department of the Baptist State Mis-
SION Board, spoke at the BAPTIST
church here Sunday night to a good
congregation, his theme being direct
ed toward proper equipment for mod
ern Sunday schools. The Pocahontas
baptist Sunday school has been con
sldering the matter of arranging for
curtaining the auditorium, but it has
been delayed from time to time. Mr..
Hunter also emphasized tho Baptist
Summer Encampments to be held at
Virginia Beach July 4th. to 18TH, and
at Bristol July 23rd. to 28th.
Edward j. Ware, a former mayor
of Pocahontas, and buyer for Poca-
hontas Collieries CO., dropped in on
old scenes this week for half day.
Mr.. Ware and family now live in
Knoxville, Tenn.
J Miss Cassandra Laird, who has been
| tho guest of Mrs. Jennie Smith on
[ Church Street, left Monday for Taze-
bWell.
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TAZEWELL CIRCUIT-APPOINT.
MENTS FOR JULY.

Glenwood-First Saturday and Sun
day, two-day meeting. Church con-
terence on Saturday; communion
Sunday morning.
Cove-First Sunday, $3.50 D. m.
Concord-Second Saturday even
ing, $3.50, and Sunday at $3.50.
MI. Ohvet-Second Sunday, II a.
Burke's Gardcn-Third SATURDAY..
ana Sunday, Quarterly meeting at
Gladc-Third Sunday, $3.50 D. m.
Pleasant Hill-Fourth Saturday.
and Sunday-two-day meeting
Church conference on Saturday.
White Church-Fourth Sunday. g.
30 p. m.
Libcrty-Fifth Saturday ard Sun
day-two-day meeting. Church con-
terence on Saturday; communion on
Sunday.
Brethren, it is just three months
until Conference, and much remains
TO- be done. Glenwood, Glade, and
Liberty are out and "over" on their
Benevolences. Concord and Mt. Oil
vet are almos out. I wish that !
might report every place out by the
Quarterly Meeting. Why wait until
the close of the year to turn over to
the Lord that which rightly belongs
to Him. If number of men, who are
able. to do so, would write thei,
checks for $50, SIS, $40, and SIS, anG
mail them to me, as one man has al.
ready done, | would soon have the
Benevolences, and everybody would
be happy.
Please read Malachi, third chanter
3th., 9th., and 10TH, verses. Do il
now. - - w. c. Thompson.
June 26, 1916.
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IN ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

Graham Daily News:
Prof. Peter u. Janutolo has accept
ed the position of assistant chemist
in the agricultural experiment sta
ton for the Argentine republic, and
he will sail on July 20 for Tuseman,
Argentine, where he will be located.
Mr.. Janutolo obtained the position
through V. p. / man, Professor
Roscnfeld, chief chemist at Tuseman,
who kenw Mr.. Janutolo at V. P. /.
Mr.. Rosenfeld's home is at Radford.
Tuceman is located seven hundred
and fifty miles from Buenos Aires.
All of Mr. Janutolo's travelling ex-
penses are paid by the Argentine
government and handsome state
room has been provided for him on
the steamer on which he will sail.
Mr.. Janutolo, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Janutolo, of Gra-
ham, is graduate of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg.
For the past two years he has held
the position of instructor in chemis-
try at V. p. |. Last year he was man.
ager of the V. P. l. band and he has
always been popular among his fell
low students as we'll as among the
faculty. The young man stood very
high at college and his promotion
Will come as good news to his many
friends.
Recently Professor Janutolo was
offered a position at high salary by
the Atlas Powder Company, as chief
chemist in the training department
but he declined the offer, deciding to
accept service with the Argentine re.
public, and will leave Graham the
latter part of next month to assume
his new duties.
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DENTIST Ar CEDAR BLUFF.

DR.. l.. S. MeElrath, Dentist. was
m the city on Tuesday. DR.. McE,lrath
IS located ut Cedar Bluff for the sum
mer His Office is over the Cedar Bluff
Bank, where he can he found at any
timc, for dental service.
Dr. McElrath, formerly of Rich
mond, and Petersburg, now spending
the summer recuperating his health
at Cedar Bluff, was in town Mondav
and called ut this Office. DR.. McEi-
rath is dentist and brother Of the
well known dentist and coal opertor
at Bramwell. While ut Ccda- Bluff.
he will render such service i'm his line
as may be needed by the people of the
town and community who may call
upon him. He is II graduate of sever
al OF the leading dental colleges of
the country.
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INTERESTING VISITORS.

Two interesting visitors to Tazcwcll
for day this week were MIR. and
Mrs. A. M. Llorner, of Germantown,
Ohio. Mrs. Horner is fondly rcmem-
bcred here as Miss Ada Koeppel, sis
ter to the late Mrs. Judge James
Kelly, who was married to Judge
Kelly while teacher of art in this
town years ago. Miss Ada Kocppel
visited here during her sisters stay,
and became acquainted with number
of Tazewell people, all of whom re-
member her most kindly. Her hus-
band, Mr.. Horner, is the owner and
operator of Il large milling and coal
business in Germantown, and man
of affairs. Mrs. Kelly, her sister, died
some years ago. While here Mr.. and
Mrs. Horner caleld on Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Preston.
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LAST CALL FOR DINNER"

Please examine the date on the
label on your paper. We are forced
to cut the list of subscribers whose
subscription is not paid. A shipment
OF paper received on Tuesday of this
week cost $500 per 100 lbs. instead
OF $3.50 last fall, and other things
according. Newspapers are up aga
inst it, and are forced to cut cost of
production. A bill Of linotype metal
bought last week cost $1,000 per 100
lbs. as against $3.50 last year. Now,
if ever, the friends Of the country
papers should "stand by" and help
bridge over the crisis. After the wars
over there will be change for the
better
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-30
MANY SUNDAY SCHOOLS
FAILED To MAKE REPORT
Records of Annual State Meet
ing Will Not Show Work Done
by Local Organizations Who
Are Delinquent.

A number Of Sunday schools in
this county, members of the County
Sunday School Association, failed To
make IL report ut the annual meeting
on the Dist. Some of them forgot
it," others neglected it, and still
others were Indifferent, and let il
go by. The names of these dclm-
qucnts should he published, as the
State publishes II delinquent Tux list.
IL might do good. The Secretary has
liorsepen, Tip Top, Wittens Mills,
ing Mill, Snyersville, Midway, Raven,
and perhaps others. These schools
failed to make any report whatever.
what they are doing, if anything, is
known only to themselves. The for
mer Secretary, MIR. j. a. Leslie, will
be glad TO furnish blank reports to
these delinquents, and enroll same in
report to Annual State Meeting. Tazc-
will not show up well on the books,
with at least half of the schools in
the county making no report. Blanks
were sent out to all these schools
or nearly all, but the time, station
cry and postage seems to have been
wasted.
"A larger number of people in the
county are Interested in Sunday
school work than ever before, and
the number is increasing yearly.
There are many, however, who are
giving only Il half-hearted service,
and some no service at all, and never
will.
If your school has not been report
ed, and you wish to be numbered
among the progressive, wide-awakc
people, send for blank to Mr.. II. IL
rorbes, the new Secretary, at North
Inzewell, or to j. A. Leslie, Tazewcll
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GILLESPIE-GUERANT.

William M. Gillespie, son of the late
a. l.. and Mrs. Gillespie, and Miss
May Gucrrant, were married at the
home of the bride in Kentucky We'd
nesday afternoon at a %. IN. On ac-
count OF the recent death of a rela-
tive OF Miss Guerrant, the wedding
festivities were very informal. Mr..
and Mrs. Richie Peery and George C..
p'eery, of this town, were present at
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespic
left soon after the wedding for an
extensive wedding tour, which will
take them to Los Angeles, Cal. They
are not expected to return TO their
home here before the first of October.
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FINE BLUEGRASS FARM FOR
SALE-300 ACRES.

5 miles west of TaZewell, on
main macadam road, leading
west from TazeweIl.
This is as fine bluegrass land
as Tazewell county affords.
100 TO 125 acres fine farming
land; GO TO 80 acres bottom and
level, balance fine bluegrass land.
Well watercd by fine springs.
For price, etc, call on or ad.
dress
II. S. SURFACE,
6-2-tf. TaZewell, Va.
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WRECK IN COAL FIELDS.

A wreck occurred at the mouth of
the big tunnel at Coaldale yesterday,
in which five cars were wrecked. The
cause of the wreck could not be
learned yesterday. Owing to the wreck
and consequent blocking of the track,
at Coaldale, passenger trains Nos
east, and Is west, were sent over
the Clinch Valley division, by way of
the Cedar Bluff short line, passing
Tazewell yesterday morning on reg
ular schedule time.
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DICK ERSON-THOMPSON

Mr.. S. ID. Dickcrson, of Blueield,
w Va, and Miss NADIA Thompson,
were married Saturday, June 21th..
at p. M, at the beautiful country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Thomp
son, parents of the bride, by Rev. r.
II. Campbell. Relatives and friends of
the bride and groom were present at
the marriage. The couple left Sat
urday night via Bluefcld for Louis
vile, KY, and other western cities.
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IN THE BURK ES GARDEN LU-
THERAN CHURCH.

Services in the Lutheran church at
eleven o'clock, Second Sunday after
Trinity. Sunday school meets at ten
o'clock. Sermon subject: "The King
dom of Heaven for Sinners" The ser
mon will be brief and practical. You
are cordially invited to worship with
US. r. Homer Anderson, Pastor
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CHILDREN'S DAY IN THE COVE

The Sunday school in the Cove
will hold Children's Day services on
the second Sunday in July. There
will be an ice cream supper on Sat
urday evening preceding. The Editor
OF the News appreciates an invita-
ton to be present. A good time may be
expected by all who attend.
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LEG BROKEN.

Charles Poe, of Sayersville, while
returning to his home from the burial
of w. P. Payne at Bandy last Friday
bad his leg broken by being thrown
from his horse. The horse reared
and fell backwards.
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$50 IN GOLD FREE.

We are going to give away $4,000
in gold to purchasers of our flour.
Watch for an announcement ext week
In the meantime we are selling floui
at $3.50, in cotton or wood; best chop
$1.65; corn meal, $1.00; oats, G0c.
STAR MILLING &C
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ICE CREAM SUPPER.

There will be an ice cream supper
at the school house rear James Ed.
Peery's June 30th., beginning at 1880.
Let everybody come.
MARY E. BOWLING.
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NOTICE.

W. S. Moore, representing ID. b.
Rvland d Co., will be at the Jcffer
sonvillc Hotel June 30 and 30, with
his usual line of jewery diamonds,
sllverware, etc, and will appreciate
q call at any time.
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STRAY HEIFER

White heifcr came to NV home
about April 1st. Owner can have DO
sssesslon of same by paying for her
keep and this adj
GEO. j. LAMBERT,
June "a, 1916. Cedar Bluff. Va.
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FOR RENT

One of the MOST DESIRABLE
HOMES IN TOWN. Electric Lights,
bath, porch, shade trees, etc. Apply
20 Is. w. Stras or Jno. e. Jackson.
l6-30-2t.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MIR. A. &. kiser and MIR Jchr g
st. Clair have gotten tired "en:inw"
other peoples dust, and have nncb
bought liupmobilc. "
MIR, and Mrs. Lemon. of RonnoLc
nave been the guests of Mrs. Lemons
parents, Mr.and Mrs. r.. X. Crockett.
nt Witten $ Mills. They were guests
III Tins town to dinner Monday after
noon ut the home of Mrs. Henry Croc-
kett
pr; j. X. Hicks, of Shnwvcrs Mills.
was here Wednesday with Il Ford ear
iuli OF raspbcrrics raised on his farm
An account of the marriage of MIR.
Ormon w. Daley to Miss Mnr,rir
brewster will be found in the Cedar
itluli correspondence ON the inside of
The paper.
Mr., Nj. I. Rose, who lives in th.
Cove with his son, G. III. Rose. wns
here yesterday, and rested for some
liihe III the News office. lie is as lively
as u cricket except for the "rhrumn-
w, which ynnks him around con
siderable.
Miss Della Lcircl, of Shawvcrs
Mills. chnpcroncd II pnrty of youn,,
t"lks from her community last Sal.
urday to town on II visit. The party
included Clcon, Bnnicc. Maggie Rose.
JIM, George and Wade Showers. chill,
dren of j. w. Showers; Miss Gladvs
Shtwvcr, and Craig and w. i. Lc,rcl.
ID. +. Hurley, ir., has just returned
from an extended trip through the
coal fields in the imtcrcnt of Nlc~,hn
washington college. Any young In
dies wishing II college course shoull
write him ut Taaewcll lie will leave
Monday Tor trip down the Clinch
Mr. j. l.. Montague, county npri-
cultural agent and secretary of the
lnzcwell Fair Association, has "ioin-
cd the colors." He left TnzcwclI last
week and enlisted in the Stnte mililin
nt Big Stone Gap, nnd, presumably
mas gone to the concentration camp
IN Richmond. AS IL result of his sud.
den departure, the ailnirs of the Tnyc-
wen fnir Association, and the dem
onstration work in the county are lcfl
IN II chaotic condition.
The town council has granted pcr-
mission for the erection of another
gasoline tank on Main street. The
tank VIII be placed in front of thr
store of NJ. j. llnnkins, and will he
used exclusively for the products of
the Standard Oil Company. H. Inns
been reported here that the Rockc-
Teller corporation expects To sell rus-
olinc much lower than the price thnt
prevails here now.
Please examine the date ON the Ia
ne' "i inns copy of your ppcr. If you
owe us kindly send us your Subscrip-
lioh. We may have to mail you II bill.
nut sho'll, not be forced To do so. If
we should you will do us the favor To
remit promptly. Don't forget YOUR
country papers needs just now.EEd.
Our jolly old friend. G.. II. Grccycr
'urkc's Garder, somewhat grizzlcd
ana grey, after staying "nbout the
house for II year, hustled into town
u lew days ago, and looked around.
ne Is one of the successful farmers
OF hlS section, and II mighty good
friend OF this paper. He looks vel
young, and better still-rccls vo,,nr
a man is as old ns he feels, they say.
WANTED-AT ONCE-A frs,
class Jersey or Sd Jersey COW. MusI
be first cass cow in every respect,
and not over 3 years old. Address
Mrs. a. j. Tyncs, or phone No. 9I-B.