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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
NEXT REUNION
in WASHINGTON
Railroads of the South Have
Agreed to Make Low Rate of
One Cent a Mile For Meeting
in Washington Next Year.

:, Washington, d. c., Dec. Son to
Washington" which was the war.
cry of Lees scrricd brieades dur;nr
the sixties, will be ECHOED by the sur,
slvors of the armies of tho Confcd-
erac,y next May when the veterans
OF the Gray will journey to Wash
ihElon for their annual reunion.
The railroads Of the South have
agreed upon one cent faro por m;lc
cnch way for the occasion. according
to announcement by ii. Il. Cary, gem-
Srai passenger agent of the Southern
halfway, who is chairman of the
finance committee for the twenty
seventh reunion of the veterans. and
the effect of this will be to nttrnc,
IL record-brcaking gathering.
TINS will bo the first reunion of the
veterans ut Washington. An clnbo-
rate program of entertainment is he
ing, arranged which is expected to
make the reunion one of the most
notable and enjoyable in history.
MOST OF the thine will be spent In
Washington, where the citizens nrc
preparing to look after the visitors
IN royal fashion Side trips ara being
arranged for visits to Baltimore. 10
thc gettysburg battlefield, where n
Confederate monument will be unvcil.
ed ON Friday of reunion week. to New
YORK and other places of interest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
STOCK COMPANY
NOW ORGANIZED
Farmers Hold Meeting in the
Court House and Name Off
GERS For Tazewell County Pure
Bred ShOrthOrn Association.

The most important movement ev-
CT put on foot for the Improvement
of Tazewell county live stock was
launched on Tuesday, December 18th,
at the Court House. About seventy
five cattle raisers of the county met
and organized the Tazcwell County
Pure Bred Shorthorn Association, In
corporated.
The meeting was called to order
by the temporary chairman, DR.. Isaac
Peirce. After Il few words, stating
the purpose of the meeting, DR..
Peirce introduced Prof. Hutcheson,
State specialist in animal husbandry.
MIR. Hutcheson made q short talk in
tie Improvement in Tazewell county.
He then suggested plan of organi-
zation which has worked successfully
IN adjoining counties. The advan-
tages of this plan were set forth in
detail. Mr.. Hutcheson stated that if
this plan was adopted and pure bred
bulls placed in every part of the
county that the live stock industry
would be benefited at least $4,000
annually. He pointed out that the
cooperation of every cattle raiser
IN the county was necessary in order
Tor the organization to bring about
best results.
After Mr.. Hutcheson's talk, the
County Agent read suggested con-
stitution and by laws for the gov
ernment of the association. This was
fully discussed and then adopted by
the share holders.
The election of officers was then
taken up and the following was the
result:
R. S. Moss. President
w. o. Barns. Vice. President.
j. Ed. Peery, Secy-Treas.
Il: M. Lawson and S. j. Thompson
buying committee.
The amount of stock already sub
scribed is $4,000. A part of this was
paid to the Secretary and Treasurer
at the meeting and it is hoped that
the remainder will be paid at once.
If YOU have not already paid please
send check to the Secretary and Treas
urer at once.
No bulls will be bought until the
stock is paid in. The members Of the
Association hope that at least $4,000
will be subscribed. This amount would
Dlace forty to fifty good pure-bred
Shorthorn bulls in Tazewell county.
IL this can be done Tazewell county
will soon become noted for the pro-
duction of high grade shorthorn cat
tie equal to any in the country
The Secretary will send you a re-
ceipt and then certificate of stock
lat once.
X. r. WALL,
County Agent.
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PATTERSON DAVIS DEAD.

Patterson Davis, Burkc's Gardens
oldest citizen, is dead The funeral
and burial took place OH "Wednesday
from the Central church at IL O'Clock.
by Rev. w. G. Thompson, pastor of
the Methodist church, OF which de-
ceased was member. Mr.. Davis
was 9S years of age, lacking less than
two months. His wife died some 20
years OF more ago.
The following are the names of
MS children who survive: A. w. Dn-
Wis, w. l.. Davis, with whom dcccas-
ed lived; Mrs. b. K. Moss, Mrs. w
NJ. Pruitt, of Clear Fork; Mrs. Girls
mond, Mrs, S. "A. Fox, of Grnyson
county, and Mrs, +. y. Fcrrili, Of
Logan, w. Va. Mrs. Crismond lirI
some years ago.
MIR. Davis had been IL very active
man through his long life. Up to
the summer of 1914, il is said thai
he was still able to do light work
lie gave up the activities Of life ON.
~ when his failing strength and the
weight of years compelled him TO
do 80.
MIR. Davis was born, from hest in
formation ut hand, in Bland county.
lle came To Burke's Garden when
quite young. His only stock in trWde
was the plain suit of clothes he wore.
but he had what was better than
money-nmbition, industry and ster-
ling, moral habits. He worked as n
farm hand for several wears, then
married Miss Wynn, of that com
munity.
Through his wifc's grandfather he
came into possession of tract of
land, upon which he reared n fnmi-
Iy of seven children, added To his
possessions, and left II guodly estate
1t is woll known OF him TINT he WAS
II very Industrious man. and also I'M
usually abstcmious as to his habits
UP to few years ago he had never
TASTED liquor or tobacco. When hc
an to grow very weak he was
persuaded that he needed II stimulnnt
which he took sparingly and inrrc-
gucntly. lie was lifelong mem
her of the church and died in the
faith. Wonderful old man. Burkc's
Garden citizens say that he was, TAX.
en- all the way through, one OF tho
best men they ever knew. Tho exam
pie Of his life is rich legacy lcfl TO
those who come after him.
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WILLIAM l.. SPRACHER DEAD.
End Came at Home at West Graham
Last Friday Morning.

VIM. l.. Spracher, one of the best
known citizens of the county, died at
his home at West Graham last Fri
day morning. following stroke of
paralysis, which occurred several
weeks ago. The funeral and burial
occurred Sunday.
The deceased was son of the late
Peter Spracher. and he celebrated his
eighty-first birthday on the 10Th of
last May. He was born in Burke's
Garden in 1885. He was married on
February %, 1866 to Miss Anna L.
Greever, daughter of the late Rev.
). j. Greever. and his widow, three
sons and two daughters survive him
The sons are John, d. B., and Jas.
I. Spracher, of Graham. and the
daughters are Mrs. Jennings Grav-
beal, Of Maxwell; and Miss Kather-
Inc Spracher, of Graham. His family
were present when he died.
Mr.. Spraciler went through the four
years OF the civil war, being attached
to the commissary department. Phys
zeal disability prevented his service
in the field.
The funeral and burial services were
OF the Lutheran church for SO years.
lie spent the greater part of his life
as farmer in this county, having
only, in the last few years moved to
Graham.
The funrela and burial services were
conducted by the Rev. j. B. Moose, of
Bluefield and Rev. Homer Anderson.
of Burke's Garden. The following
were the pall-bearers: Active. R. k.
Crockett, A. H. Broyles, r. T. Alley.
l.. P. Walker, j. p. Cameron, C. w.
keister; Honorary, R. L. Gillespie. j.
+. Dudley, j. M. Smith, John Litz, S.
|. Vernon, DR.. r. M. Witten.
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A CHRISTMAS SERMON.

(By DR.. Lyman Abbott, in the Wo-
mons Home Companion,)
God was manifest in the tiesh-I
Timothy III:16.
The Apostle Paul, going to Attn
ems, found himself in a city full of
various idols, so full that an ancient
satirist said that in Athens it was
easier to find god than a inan.
Among the altars was one to 'fhe
Unknown God. Paul made this inscip-
tion the text of his sermon which may
be summed up in the single sentence:
Whom therefore ye worship without
knowing him, Him declare / unto
you." This is the message of Christ
mas to theworld. What we celebrate
on Christmas is new unveiling of
God.
"God manifest in the flesh" What
do we mean by that? What l think
is meant is the supremest manifesto
tion of God possible in human life.
And that is the supremest manifes-
tatio2 possible to humanity. Or, to
restate it in different terms, what is
meant is that what Jesus Christ is
seen to be in the three years of his
recorded life, the spirit of God is in
the history of the human race.
mother sits down on the floor
; and plays with her. child with build
ing blocks. If she is a woman of
sympathetic imaginations she is her.
self d child for that hour. She shares
her child's joys in his brief successes
and his disappointments in his brief
God lives as child with his children
for an hour that they may become
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
NO OFFERS OF
PEACE FROM US.
Washington Regards Agitation
. at This Time rs Calculated to
Defeat Every End in View.
Would Mislead Foreign Ma
tiOns as to Our Position.

WASHINGTON. Dec 10-Offors or
mediation or Suggestions of neaco In
the European nations have not honn
made by the United Stntos tbcv mr."
not now being borne ncross scos NV
Ambassador Gerard. and thew viii
not be broached bv this Reinforcement
in the near future unIcss thorn 10
some quite unexpected turn in world
events ~ ~ WV ="
These facts are stated authorita-
lively by one of the highest officials
of the Government to countcract re-
ports to the contrary which have
been generally published, much to
the embarrassment of the Admin
istration and TO the misleading of
Foreign nations. The facts set forth
ana tne details following may be said
20 EXPRESS lhe Administration views
" .ne SITUATION rs allectihg pros
Pe1'e iol Pe"ee.
III oiii"l c,rcieS IL Is leit tnat the
t;wa ,;va aeas'ms ahu apparently authorita-
:Ne JUNIORS thlt the united States
is ,p,in,nug p.1.',,,hg some move Tor peace are
calculated above all else to dcstrQy
Their or,r;r PI tn G.Tnnt m ~ ;,aitver WIN
Indacd tbn risnndors, % omd,, owm e'iis' s
come So scrions that mn ofs;.;ai I' 5,n;
nj has benn contannin.o ,r a., oii'cinl uuni-
thronch tbe Stnta nnnot, 49,, p.oprwly m
President however , bop rorn, ,n,em. ,o ~
dissoci,to b;n,soIf ,,t;,.It 81. eu W
sncb nnnomncnr,ort .e's ., i,omi nny
mndo in or',or ~ i o h. ..nI.tr now
untrammelnd nm he or;o;mni ,irv 80 s."in,
,,oJ;nt;nm ". o | oIie eiih'l ol.er OF
way,
Two co,.a,,o, r,.4 - =.
tho minIs nr ofc;o;n,, s"iMu OUT III
marv rr'e n''n"s nush oi ro oiIlcinis: trst: that
Cornon c;ro,ps. ,psopooS ooao oiiGih"te ~
reiteraiion bos booM VIA. InclT
statesman ~ M oStro,,;,, wv e,.1 ut,ie"
tion from which II would o W ,,a'.,, "on .,,
barrassinr for thcm WA" tn ,nco,,o ou very en
,1,:.,. w
MitnouI " any way passing on the
hnra Sl,,,'uas the outcome OF the war, IT is telt
,,oI .naI germany mas largely ACHE
acu on;.i litt onJectlVes ana that she is IN
- mrpoo,'t poH,t'on III ~ 'remI on tne 9hsis OF her
pluSehI PIE gums without subJecting her.
sen 70 tne inevitable iossos OF men
;,';u ;t;o, ''o''eV causea by iurther hostil-
'''es'
The Allies, on the other hand, have
shown that they are absolutely op-
posed to peace now. They have left
not the least doubt that they would
regard an offer of mediation Mt this
time as unrriendly. 1t is firmly belid-
Ved here in official circles that such
an ofier by this Government would
SUBJECT the United States TO the
charge of partisan interference in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
PAY UP MONTH.

1t is the custom of many people to
pay their bills on or before January
1st of each year. All well and good,
provided, the man you owe IS not de-
pending upon you for money for
Christmas. If he is depending upon
you for money for his Christmas
necessities and you don't pay him, what
will happen--no Christmas for him,
that's all. Make December pay-up
month this year. If you will pay, the
other fellow can pay the other fellow,
and the other fellow can pay the 9TH
er fellow. Start the ball and watch
it roll. M
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
NEW TnEATER PROGRAM.

Tondy, blanche Sweet in "Thc Cap
live"
u'l,,I Tomorrow, Ssoturday), Henry b.
Tuesday, Pearl White in "The Iron
Claw Pathc News comedy.
Friday, Viola Allen in "'rhc White
Serpent"
Henry B. Walthall and Warda
Howard in "I'he Raven" at the New
rhentcr, Saturday, Dee. l6 Matt
nee MT 2:3O p. M, Zoe. Evening, 7:l5,
10 and 20c.
Little Eve Edgnrton," produced
by the famous Blue bird film corpo-
ration, nj the New Thcaler, Christ
mas day.
Theda Barn, the vampire of the
Theatre Antoine, Paris, in "The Ser
pent," Mt the New Thcatcr, Saturday,
Dec. 23rd.
The New Thcntcr will show nothing
but screen masterpieces until after
Januaray /.
Viola Allen, in "The White Sister"
or Wnlthall in "Thc Sting of Vic
tory" Friday, December 2lsL ut the
New Thcatcr
Miss Charlotte Henry orders this
paper to her address in Boston, "The
Hub of the Universe" Her many
friends in Tazcwcll will be glad to
know that she is so pleasantly locat-
ed
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
LAUREL ITEMS.

This is hog-killing week in the
neighborhood.
Mr.. j. ii. Beavers killed two hogs
netting $50 pounds. Several others
in the community have killed hogs.
Mrs. Gardner Barrett, of Berwind,
has been visiting relatives and others
here the past week.
Miss Grace Beavers spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. ]. C. Hen
kle.
d.. |. Harman has sold his farm
to Mr.. Doak Beavers and is going to
move to Coaldan.
Miss Grace Beavers and her broth
er, j. p. and Mr., ands Mrs. j. II.
Murphy attended the quarterly meet
ing at Mt. Carmel Sunday, and was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Payne.
The ladies aid society met with
Mrs. j. C. Henkle November 29th,
and made nice quilt for tn pastor,
besides having a delightful social ev-
enlng. Those present were Mrs.
w. b. Young, Mrs Rebecca Lam
bert, Mrs. M. j. Lambert, Mrs. ]. c..
Lambert and daughter, Miss Della,
Misses Marjorie Beavers, Eethel
Brewster, Grace Beavers, Mrs. j. II.
Murphy. The society will have a
bazaar at the /. o. O. f. hall on the
night Of the Goth. Everybody is in
r.. ID. Young, of Tazewell, is NOV
ing his family back to Bandy.
Mrs. r. L. Lambert, of Bandy, is
seriously i'll at her mothers home,
Mrs. Day, of Narrows.
Rev. Mr.. Burhman, of Cedar Bluff,
preached at Bandy Sunday and took
dinner with ]. C. Henkle.
Rev. A. G. Buskill, of Richlands,
| Sunday.
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fires always left burning, and there
it was consumed. "Alas! for you
hypocrite," cried Jesus, in an out
burst of despairing pity, show can
you escape Gehenna?" TO Him such
false pretense seemed like the offal
of the universe. domed to destruc-
ton:
Jesus Christ, savior of men, is the
revelation of Gods perpetual pres
ence, and perpetual power in the
world. Holiness is health. Sin is
disease. Forgiveness is healing. God
is the Great Physician. We come be-
fore him, not as criminal to be judg-
ed and punished, but as sick to be
cured. Those who do not know that
they arc sick and need cure are the
sickcst of all. He is the "Powcr not
ourselves that makes for righteous
ness" His life in the world is con-
tinuation of the life of Jesus Christ.
1t is the life which centuries before
after Christ so many of Christ's dis
ciples fail TO see:
Bless the Lord, o my soul,
And all that is within me, bless His
Holy name.
Bless the Lord. o my soul,
And forget not all his benefits:
Who forgiveth thine iniquities;
Who healeth all thys diseases;
Who redeemeth thy life from destruc-
ton;
Who crowneth thee with loving kind
ness and tender mcrcies
Who satisfieth thine age with good;
So that thy youth is renewed like the
angels.
There has been great deal of
discussion and IL great deal of hot de-
bate concerning the relation of Jesus
Christ to the Infinite and Eternal. We
do not know-at least | do not know
enough to define that relation, but
we do know enough to define His rela-
ton to us. That definition may be
very briefly given in the following
words: The supremest work of God
Is man. who He has made in His own
image. The spremest revelation of
God Is therefore that afforded by the
life and character of man. The su-
"'nremcst ideal of humanity IL Jesus
Christ. Therefore the supremest rev.
ciation of God to ma mis- that to be
found in the life and character Of Jc
Sus Chrlst. Ihls is i'll my judgment
the essense of the theological teach
ing of Paul on this subject.
We celebrate on Christmas, not the
birth of Santa Claus. the patron saint
of the children. not merely the birth
Of the Christ-child. symbol of iii in
nocent child-hood; nor yet alone the
birth of the martyr hero, leader and
type Of all who have lived and loved
and suffered for their race. We Gel
CITRATE new unvciling of God to hu-
manity, the dwelling of God in hu-
manity. We celebrate the day when
the love of God dawned on the world
and the fear of the Gods tbegan slow
v and sullenly to give way before
the coming of the new day. Every
wear Christmas repats its message:
Fear God no more. He behring's liberty
to the enslaved, light to the despair
ing; purer iov to the glad. He is the
comforter of the sorrowing, the Phy-
sician of the sick; the Healer of the
sinful, the Friend and Companion of
man.
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POUNDING MILL NEWS NOTES.

FOUNDING MILL NEWS NOTES.
Pounding Mill, Dec. Nlcssrs.
George Hurt, Fred Gillespie, and Dir.
ReN Steele attended The razcwcll
County Live Stock meeting ut Tazc-
well yestcrda
we are having very severe cold
snap; snow about four inches began
falling Monday night.
:, Mrs; ii. w. Christian and daughter,
MISS Gussic. are visiting their daught-
cr, Mrs. Wright, at Athens, w. Va
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Mulkey, of lIo-
maker, were called here Inst week to
see their daughter, Miss Fordic, who
has typhoid fever.
MIR. and Mrs, Ed. Hoops child has
lhc measles at the home of Mrs. JAS.
Mulkcy.
Mollic, the eleven wear old dnught-
cr Of Mrs. Julius Williams entered
the Matte Williams hospital Sunday
for II surgical operation.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Trnycr have ms
their guests the lntter's brother and
sister from Cunadn,
Miss Alvcrdn Long returned to
Blneiield Sunday night
The protrnctcd meeting held hy the
Rev. MIR. Forbes, of the Christian
Church, closed Saturday night and
Rcv. MIR. Graham. of the Methodist
church of Maxwell, filed his usual
appointment Sunday night An Of
iering to help liquidatc the anti-sn-
loon debt was given. Everybody
should help wipe out the $4,000 bal
nncc, the amount for which few
men are standing. IL each person
would give Sl.00 THE amount would
be easily paid. Rcvs. Forbes and
Graham arc both splendid preachers
and every one feels that much good
has been done.
Mr.. Tom Rngstaff, bridgcmnn, left
Sunday to fill his position nrter hnv-
ing looked after the new baby for
some time.
Mrs. Jane a. Mcclure and daught
or Miss Pearl, cnmc up from Cedar
i'luff Sunday and spent the day with
her daughtcr, Mrs. w. B. Steele,
ana family and to see her new great
grandchild, Catherine Ice Gilcspic.
four generations OF daughters were
together.
The Temperance ladies' her were
very much pleased to read the aplcn.
ana letter of their county Suprintcnd-
ent, Mrs. O'l'ricn, of the National
convention ut indianapolis.
Mrs. X. *. Gillespie attended the
Cemetery Bazaar Mt Tazowell Friday,
Miss Marie MnXwcll Is visiting rel
ativcs in Bluueld
George Hurt bought home nice
fine fussy Ford yesterday from Tazc-
well.
G. ii. Steele and son, Charlie, of
Paint Lick, were business visitors
here the last week.
John Witt and James Neol ench
Snycrs are preparing Christmas
program IN their school. The form
cr's brother from Draper visited his
sister Sunday night.
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THE LATEST IDEAS IN THE
JEWELRY LINE.

The jewelry store of II. w. Pobst
was literally crowded with custom
ers all day yesterday viewing the
wonderful assortment of diamonds
and jewclry that is on display for
Christmas. The stock consists OF the
very latest ideas in jewclry and IL
would pay anyone TO visit the store
today and make their selections.
The stock will remain only through
Friday, todav.
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INDIANAPOLIS YISIroR.

Miss Linnic Cecil, sister to the late
Thos. W. Cecil, is in the community
on business. Miss Cecil has not been
IN Tazcwcll for eleven years past, and
notes many changes, she says. and
much Improvement She spekc spcc-
ially oi our nice street ear, clean
streets and fresh looking buildings.
iier visit, while one of business main
" IS enjoyed socially, She is n cul-
uvatcd, intelligent, business woman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
TWO SMALL HOMES.

One house and about one-half acre,
$500.
One house and two acres, in good
shape, SI,500.
Nice New HOme-7 Acres.
nice. new house, seven acres at
tached, small fruits, ETC., bargain,
$4,000.
All the above properties in this
town. j. A. Leslie.
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SALE OF HAND.PAINTED CHINA.

Miss George Crockett will conduct
sale, of hand d-painted china at her
home here Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 10th. Miss Crockett has a
large and varied collection of artis-
tlcaliy painted pieces of china which
will be offered for sale.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT.

A special communication of Taze-
well Lodge No. 63, A. F. & A. NJ,
will be held in the hall here tonight
for work in the first degree. All
master masons in good standing are
cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
FIFTH SUNDAY.

On the fifth Sunday in this month
/ will preach at Liberty at II o'clock,
and Glenwood at 3 p. m. w. c..
Thompson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
HIGHLANDS MASONIC LODGE.
Officers Elected ut Regular COmmu-
nication Monday Night.

The Richlands Masonic Lodge, one
of the large and growing lodges of
the county, elected officers last Mon
day as follows:
w. Mn. G. Lee.
S. W.-Dr. |. w. Cunningham.
j. W.-Max Greenberg.
S. D.-L. A. Couch.
j. D.-Charles Dalton.
Tyler-Bcn Authenrcith.
Stewards-T. II. Davis, C. c Hyatt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15

What could givo more pleasure for
Christmas than "A pair of leggins,
made at Grccvcr's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
MAKE a CHRISTMAS PRESENT
OF THE NEWS"

Two of the good women of this
town have ordered this paper sent as
Il Christmas present to distanEfriends
and relatives. No present of like cost
will he as acceptable. Ii is pres
cnt every week in the year, and one
that talks. Send your friend or rcla-
tive the paper for next year. AS a
Christmas gift.
Shade Vandykc, one of the best
managers, ii is said, in the county,
was here yesterday. lie is farming
for Fred Steele near pisgah, and
has held the same position for six
years.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

~ high class grass and grain farm,
i've miles from Lynchburg corporate
limits on paved auto road i'm lnc
rmlng section; 231 acres, 40 acres
heavy original growth oak and poplar
TIMBER, balance in crops and grass.
smooth rich land. well watered; fair
buildings. MUST BE SOLD--pricc
very Iowa real bargain for some
one: write mt once for price and full
particulars
yENABlE 4 FORD, Sole Agents,
Lynchburg, Va. l2eI5-3
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-12-15

Preaching in the Tazewcll Baptist
church Sunday at IL Il. m., and 7:15
p. M, by the pastor, Rev. T. II.
Campbell.