Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20

| W. VII d lew luis Ol
10 per cent acid phosphate, Red Steer
Fertilizer; also small lot bone meal
The Tazewell Supply Co.
] The wind and rain storm on Wed
nesday night was something fierce
Nervous people were kept awake and
otherwise disturbed. No damage, SO
far as reported, of a serious nature
| Peery Greever has leased the Taze-
well Steam Laundry and will overhaul
and improve it, and improve the SER
vice, and should have the patronage
of the town and community.
Earl Shelton, young white man
from Richards, was brought to the
county Jail Tuesday night by special
| officer james Brown. Shelton was
charged with an offense that will be
investigated bv the next grand jury.
The regular meeting of the Civic
League will be held in the Womans
Club Room Tuesday afternoon at
p. m. Let every person who is inter-
csted in the work be present.
james Beavers and Mr.. Maupin, life
't'NNA f'''NN tSNbSSb iitNS bCCI III JllC
city several days. "Jim" was Il citi-
zen of this town for sometime, and
was mixed up with that big bunch of
Shrlncrs in Roanoke last Saturday.
John a. Hankins, Il citizen of Bap-
fist Valley, was adjudged insane by
4 jury here last Saturday composed
of DR.. Isaac Peirce, DR.. w. |. Paint
er and Squire Geo. w. Patton. Mr..
Hankins will be taken to the hospital
at Marion.
Conrad Tynes is home after several
weeks in hospital at Charleston, w.
Va, where he had his tonsils remov-
ed, and was treated for gall stone
trouble, from which he had suffered
for several weeks. He is now in good
shape.
Editor Granny" Harris, of Rich
lands, has been in this town most of
the week erecting Il scaffold on which
Mr.. Slemp and S -nator Harding, of
Ohio, will address the Republican vot-
tiers Monday. By the way, what's
the matter with Ohio?
Speeches without "punch", and
criticism without foundation will be
the order of the day next Monday.
The beef and bread will be an at
traction, however, which will draw.
Eat all you may and vote for Will
son and Trinkle.
Miss Ella Mcdowell, of Tip Top,
was III town Wednesday and called to
| transact business with the bookkeep-
er. She has been Il loyal friend OF
this paper for years and the people
say, one of the best women in her
community. The only thing against
her seems to be her implied determi-
nation to live and die unmarried.
Judge Fulton Keglcy will hold a
special term of Circuit Court here
The latter part of the month or the
first of next month to consider the
applications for soft drink licenses. A
number of those who contemplate en-
!erlnng the business, or remaining in
1t, have taken the precautions and
have their notices of application in
this issue of the News.
Robert II. Vcncill, of Belfast Mills.
4 we'll known and prosperous farmer
OF that section. passed through town
Wednesday, taking Il party of Russell
people to the big wedding in Burke's
Garden. Vencil has been ii patron of
| this paper for many years He stopp-
ed bv long enough to renew his allie
glance and vows TO democracy. He
said that Wilson and Trinilc will car
ny his section by large majority
James Hclmandoler. the right hand
man on Mr.. a. z. Lifts place south
of town, was painfully injured last
Thursday evening by being thrown
from horse. He was pitched over
the horses head into Il nile of rocks.
and, besides having his face sevcrly
bruised, was unconscious for several
hours. He is all right now He feels
especially grateful to Mr.. and Mrs
Litz for nursing him through his ac-
cident
Robert +. Lee, son of Everett Lee,
of North Tazewell, was killed in the
mines at Big Sandy, w. Va, on the
18th inst. The remains were brought
70 his home at North Tazewell last
Thursday and interment made in the
Peery graveyard near the residence of
James Ed. Peery last Friday. Young
ee's death was caused by fall of
slate in the mines. 1t is said that he
was killed instantly. He is survived
by wife and two children. His wife
IS n daughter of Reese Howcry. of
Thompson Valley. The funeral and
burial was in charge of the North
Tazewell Lodge of Odd Fellows, OF
which he was member.
Mr.. B. X. Deycrle, the well known
laundryman of Princeton. was here or
Tuesday on business. 1t will be re
called that Deyerle was in charge OF
he Tazewell Steam Laundry 70,
sometime. He has prospcrcd since
moving to Princeton. At this time
he is completing large new laundry
building. well equipped in all respect,
with bath room, dining room etc, at
ached for the convenience and com
fort of his employees. He is rcccivin,
rs he deserves, the patronage of tn
citizens of his town and outside
well.
Game Warden A. j. May and Ser