Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10

Mrs. w. A. Scott was in Bluefield
this week on shopping expedition.
Witten and Company's Trustee is
offering, ut his closing out sale, some
unheard of prices, to-wit:
The article on patriotism from DIR.
Lyman Abbott, published elsewhere
/ in this paper should be read and re-
read by every American. Read it.
Mrs. w. ID. Jones, Of Grafton, was
here on Monday on business and while
here called to see her friend, Mrs. DR..
Thompson.
Do you need sugar? Buy it at cost
at Witten & Co.'s forced Trustees
Sale. There is string to this offer.
Come and hear about it.
Miss Lucy Byrd Hartman underwent
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils in Il Bluelield hospital on last
Tuesday. The operation is said to
have been successful.
Rev. w. w. Arrowood is ut Vivian,
w Va, assisting the Presbyterian
minister ut that place in revival
meeting.
Jerome Knoll wishes to announce
that his Ford car is in service again
for day or night duty. Call him on
the phone if you want to go anywhere.
SUGAR AT COST, with a string
to it: Come and pull the string. Wit
ten & Co.'s trustee.
w. G. Gillespie. who recently re-
signed his place with the firm of w. ID.
Steele e. Co., at Pounding Mill to
take charge of the stores at Liberty
and Ruskin, was here on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Walk, mother of Mrs.
V. l.. Stephenson, of this town, has
been ill mt her home in Thompson
Valley, with pneumonia.
Added to the ut-in-halfprices which
arc being made ut the trustees forced
sale of w. II. Witten & Company's
stock, some special Inducements will
be made, good only next Tuesday, the
Nth.
DIR. j. Walter Witten, who has been
in Richmond for the past two months
taking post graduate course insmed-
cine, is expected back in Tazewell on
next Wednesday.
Mr.. Hyter Crabtree, of Grafton, was
here on Monday, and squared his ac-
count with the bookkeeper, and also
that of his little brother, Oliver, who
lives no far from Cove Creek
Special bargains and extra induce
mcnts will be offered at the Trus-
tees forced Sale of w. II. Wittcn &
Company's stock, good only for next
Tuesday, Horse Day.
The name of n lady contributor to
q Virginia publication is Mrs. Boss.
We take it that her husband is the
bossee.
Hon. Mr.. Crupper has been nomi
nated.-Hcadline. He will probably
need curb bit, martingalc and Il
breast girth.
The many friends of that excellent
lady, Mrs. b. w. Stras, will be glad
to know that her health has greatly
improved. She was on the street
this week feeling and looking well.
Have you visited the Trustees sale
of the stock of w. II. Wilton & Co.
We noticed n big sale of overshoes in
the window at pic per pair. We also
see 40 or so pairs of mems heavy
work shoes, some of which sold for
$500, marked, your choice, 2.23.
MIR. James B. Johnson, who has
been travelling salesman for the TaZe-
well Packing Company for the past
year or so, has resigned and has gone
into the grocery business in WEIGH.
He expects to move his family to that
town in the very near future.
Alex Dickinson, the clothes cleaner
wishes to call the attention of the pub
lie to the fact that he is prepared to
clean and reshape panama hats for
both ladies and gentlemen
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Young, of Ban
dy, were here several days this week,
the guest of Mrs. Young's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Payne.
Mr.. j. II. Heldreth has bought from
Miss Mag Strother Witten her fine
llupmobile, and Mr.. Hcldreth will put
the car in the livery business this
spring and summer.
Messrs. a. l.. McMeans, of Burke's
Garden and j. B. Leifel, of Shaver
Mills, students of Piedmont, accepted
this week desirable positions in Lynch
burg.
Mr.. James Ed. Peery is claiming
the lamb record of the county for this
season. He has thirty ewes which
brought so lambs, and 40 of them arc
living. Who next?