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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-05
POUNDING MILL NEWS.

Pounding Mill, May 3.-Miss Grace
Zimmerman, after few weeks visit
to her brother, DR.. l.. Zimmerman at
this place, returned TO her home in
Pennsylvania on Monday. This excel
lent young lady MAIDEN any friends
while here.
Miss Mary b. AltiZcr, who spent
last week here looking after the store
and postofiice during the illness of her
brothers, j. r. AltiZcrs. child, has re
turned home. The child has recov-
cred.
Mrs. w. Asbury and children spent
the week end with relatives at Rich
lands.
Rev. Henry II. Foster, formerly of
Big Stone Gap, but now of Cocburn,
will preach here at the Church of
God on next Sunday night and ut
Maxwell on Saturday night and Sun
day morning at II o'clock.
Miss Sallie Britain spent the week
end with homefolks at Tazewcll.
John Witt spent Saturday night and
Sunday with homefolks at Paint Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Cruey and son
and daughter, of Cedar Bluff, were
here Sunday with their car attending
the baptizing i'm Clinch river.
Mr.. Morgan, from Honaker, was at
this place Monday and Tuesday load
ing lumber
Rex Steele was professional visi
tor this week to Russell and Wise
counties.
George Bane Alder, of Bondtown
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
W. b. Steele. since Saturday, went Ia
Cedar Bluff this afternoon to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Jane A. Mcclure
anlso his granfathcr, NJ. o. Ferrcll al
Steelsburg.
The following ladies from this place
attended the w. CT. T. U. convention
Mt Richlands on last Saturday. viz
Mesdamcs Julia Williams, w. b
Steele, Martha Sparks, John B. GILES
Dic and Miss Grace Zimmerman. The,
report most pleasant as well as .
profitable day. A delicious dinner wa.
served by the Richlands ladies in tht
| w. c. T. U. rooms, near the Chris
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NEWS OF BENBOW.

Farmers are very busy in this sec
ton getting ready for corn planting.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson filled his regu-
lar appointment ut White church OH
Sunday afternoon to Il large audience.
Mrs. w. E. Walk, of this place,
visited her parents at Cedar Bluff
from Saturday to Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Hagar, who is ut Pts
gah, was visiting homefolks at this
.liace Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Wall motored
over Monday to see the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Wittcn.
Mr.. Charlie Felty was Il pleasant
visitor at the home of Mr.. Joseph
Cregar Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Asbury, of
Five Oaks, were the guests of home
folks last Sunday.
Messrs. w. G. and Clarence Yost,
of Grafton, was visiting friends at
cnbow Sunday.
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT TO BE CIV
EN- MAY 18th.

A most interesting program will
be rendered. Chorus singing by all
ye people. Quartcttes, solos, vocal
and piano, by out of town people and
many of our popular musicians, and
some who for years have not appear
ed before the public. Rcctations by
two of our older friends, the pleasure
Of hearing well worth the price of ad-
mission. The concert will be taken
charge of by the favoyite musicians
OF the town, assisted by other talent,
a partial list Of whom are:
Mrs. Mary O'Keeire, Mrs. George
Peery, Mrs. A. Fudge, Mrs. C. II.
Peery, Mrs. c. A. Fudge, Mrs. C. r.
Brown, Mrs. Henry Harman, Mrs. ID.
p. Hurley, Mrs. George st. Clair, Mrs.
Dickinson, of Castlewood; Mrs. Oscar
Barns, of the Cove; Mrs. John p. Gosc,
Of Burke's Garden; Mr.. Gollehon.
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AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.

Miss Annie Surface gave delight
ful party Wednesday ut the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Surface. Quite Il large number of
The younger set" were present. There
were games, music, candy, refresh
ments, etc, and everybody had y great
time.
Among those present were:
Lawrence Painter, Russell Painter.
Martha Coulling, Mary Coulling, Doro-
thy Scott, Harriet Scott, Alverta
Greevcr, Lettie Vail Greevcr, Vara
Jones, Ruth Jones, Virginia Pccry.
Annie Mcneil, Annie Litz, Martha
Leecc, Elizabeth st. Clair. Mary
Moore. Mary Kiser, Edgar Hurt, FL
Disc Buston, Henry Preston, Houston
st. Clair, Billy Copcnhaver, Charles
Pepper Gillespie, VIM. Bottimore, Har-
dy Lacook, Ned Pecry, Victor Nc
Call, Robert Harman, Ed. Hopkins.
Rufus Britain, Herbert Ward, Joe Nat
Johnson.
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IRISHMEN SENT ACROSS.

London, May 3.-Four signatorics
to the republican proclamation in Ire
land, including Patrick II. Pearson,
the provisional president" of Ire
land, have been tried by court mar
tial and found guilty and shot. ac-
cOrding to an announcement made by
Premier Asquith in the House of
Commons today. The others executed
were James Connolly, commandant
general of the Irish republican army:
Thomas j. Clark and Thomas McDon-
agr. There were also three signers of
the proclamation sentecdc to three
years imprisonment.
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THE WEEKS NEWS AT FALLS
MILLS.

Mrs. B. w. Tabor was shopping in
Bueficld last Saturday.
Dir. and Mrs. /. ii. Harry were
visiting in Graham Sunday.
Mrs. e. A. Hill was calling on Mrs.
CARMEL Tuesday afternoon.
Eugene, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Canode, has typhoid fe-
yer.
Clarence Harry made a business
trip to Graham last week.
Mrs. w. j.. Sturgiss attended the
w. C. T. u. convention at Richands
last week.
Mrs. II. A. Green and the Misses
Carriers were shopping in Blueiield
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sturgiss were
the guests of Mrs. b. w. Tabor Sun
day.
Raleigh Tabor has gone to Ripple
mead, Va, to work. He will be great
ly missed by his many friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. j. ]. Reed, of Shannon, w. Va.
is visiting her mother here, Mrs. C. a.
Saddlcr.
Miss Audrey Hudgins was the guest
of her aunt, in Blucficld, Saturday
and Sunday.
II. j. Tabor very near lost his house
by fire Monday, but it was saved by
his near neighbors.
George Flummer has returned from
Pittsburg.
James Hawlcy is moving his fam
lily to New Kicker, w. Va, where he
has work.
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tina church. where the convention was
held. The State President, Mrs. How
ara Nj. llogc, the county President.
Mrs. o O'Rricn, of Tnzewcll and /, num-
Der OF Osicgatcs and visitors were
present.
Among the 30 graduated assistant
pharmacists at Richmond recently, we
noticed the name of our relative. Jno
u. Rcpass, of Paint Lick, brothcr-in
law OF oJhn Witt, of this town. He is
inc son of Mrs. Jennie Repuss and the
late james ~. Repnss, IL grandson of
pcSkins Green, of Paint Lick.
Mrs. Joseph Smith went to Rich
lands today on business.
Rosa Lee Hutton, Is years. arrived
from Kentucky Saturday, where she
mas been attending school and is Wis
ltihE her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. Il. Thomas.
me crochet club, which met at Mrs.
fryor'S last Thursday and had such nm
enjoyable time. and so many rood rc.
.reShments, will meet tomorrow with
Mrs. John Pruitt.
a Loyal temperance Legion, known
he w. c. n. u. here on sH';Sun list Sunduys ny
just after Sunday School with ~
members. Mrs. julia Williams ,vns
appointed leader and the following
ciiiccrs elected: President. Pat vii,
lams; Vicc-Prcsident. Jim sam Gil
..ccspic; Secretary, Mollic Williams.
treasurer. Ollie Kate Gillespie: Ii,
'rarian. Hurley McGcc. The Legion
will meet next Sunday Mt II O'Clock
instead of 2:3O.
Mrs. w. B. Steele spent Yesterday
ana iast night with her mother. Mrs
Jane a. Mcclure and daughter Miss
Pearl. She also attended The Meth.
odlSt revival meeting. Prcnchinr is
now being done by Rev. Waroncr in.
stead of Rev. Mr.. Shulcr. lie prcnch-
cd ON the rich man and Lazarus
which wns very fine indeed. Thcrr
were mum bcr ut the altar and scy-
cral conversions. The church wns nj.
most fun: lie is being assisted hv
Key. MIR. Burhman, preacher in chnrrr
at Cedar Bluir and Rev. MIR. Wnter-
house, of Richlands. Rev. Mr.. Wagner
recently held II six weeks meetinr in
kichinnds, in which there were II Inn.
drcd and sixty odd conversions or
more. lie breaches Il heaven md bcl,
'inn doctrine and would do we'll rn
people to take heed and repent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-05
NORTH TAzEWELL
is PROSPERINC
Wave of Democratic Prosperity
Making Business in Our Sister
Town - Creditable Enter
tainment by the Children.

There are few towns in Virginia
OUTSIDE OF ltopcwcll that shows such
an astonishing increase in traffic MS
ms. The location here of wholesale
stores, each doing big business: Il
packing house now fully established
ana earning II profitable trade; a big
,'inbcr nnd plannE mill, flour
ana custom mil, an electric lighting
ana power plant, two busy coal yards,
ana hnif II dozen good stores, con-
tribute to this. The Norfolk Il Wes
tern road which here has ono of its
most important distributing points.
Tor all Iazcwell and II slice of West
virginia, adds not little to the vol
unle of trade.
mo great good roads movement,
whicli has given us good roads, three
me bridges, leading to tho county
ana boulevard square near the sta
tiol, must also be mentioned.
The Mayor and Sergeant have be-
gan filling i'll of the principal cyesores
of the town. The space reserved for
sidewalks i'll front of the Ilnrmnn md
Iynes shacks on Main Street, nnd this
1t Is hoped will suggest the filling in
ol That square with better class of
buildings
-, Mr.. James Whitley is still very
III ut the home here. May be slightly
better ms this is written and is at
tended by DR.. Wittcn.
Miss Bessie, the charming young
daughter of Mr. IL. &. pccry, is still
under treatment near Baltimore, but
hopes To be home by the first of June.
The Chidrcns Day celebration nj
thc church lust Sunday was II delight
iul SUGGEST Tho building was deco
rated ns the Kings Garden and the
program was good The childron.
from bnbyhood, to adolescence. MI did
the parts assigned them with unusual
success. Tho devoted ladies' of the
town who arranged tho entertainment
ana the boys of the town, devoted to
The iadlcs), and who robbed the forest
at Their bchest, all deserve commcn-
intion, which was fully administer
ed" by Parson plati.
The gardening (vcgctablc) season
having opened, | will close.
JOHN.
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SrRAS-SMTTH WEDDING.

The following account of the mar
riagc Of Beverly Stras, oi this town
is taken from the Winston Salem
journal of April 10Th:
~ marriage characterized by beau
" and hrililancc was celebrated ON
last evening at st. pauPs Episcopa.
church when Miss Helen Bruce Kerr
Smith, the beautiful and attractive
daughter of Mir. and Hrs. Samuel
Smith, plightcd her troth to Mr..
Beverly w. Stras, jr, of Tuzcwell,
Virginia.
Owing to the popularity of the
couple and the prominence of their
families, this union will prove of in
tcrcst throughout the State and Vir-
ginia.
"rhc interior of the church made a
beautiful setting for the many lovely
palms and stately Easter lilies, which
were most artistically used, their pure
white cleaning in charming contrast
against the glossy leaves of the wide
spreading palms. Throughout these
artistic decorations. many tall white
stars.
As the first strains of the bridal
chorus were heard, Il vcstricd choir
OF selected voices came down the
center aisle singing the lovely "Bri-
dial Chorus" from Lohcngrn. These
entered the choir loft. They were fol
lowed by the ushcrs, Mcssrs. james
y. Gray, .Ir., Wilson Gray, Wizard
Northup, Owen Norvcll, James Ashbv
and Harry Taylor.
Very charmingly looked the brides
maids, Misses Rosalic Stras. of Tazc-
well, Va; Gertrude Liipfcrt. ANN
Buxton and Cornclin Taylor MS they
came down the center aisle ana
grouped themselves about the altar.
These were lovely in airy costumes OF
white orEandic, wearing large Leg
horn hats, and carrying Easter Ill
les III all of their beauty and fra
GRANGE.
AS these came down the center aisle
the groomsmcn, Mcssrs. doe Wal
ton, of Roanoke; II. Il. Byrd, of Win
chester, Va; w. f.. Lewis, of For;
Mills, S. c.; and Otis st. Clair. of
l5luciield, w. Va, came down each Of
the side aislcs, crossed and took their
places with the bridesmaids.
Then came the handsome DANES Of
honor, sisters of the bride, Mrs.
james Green, Of Richmond; and Mrs
job nWhitc, of Boston, the former
gowned in embroidered organdic ov-
cr tafleta, the latter in white silk lace
over chiffon, wearing lovely picture
hats and carrying army boqucts Of
Easter lilies.
Miss Almarinc Smith, sister of the
bride and maid of honor. came down
the center of the aisle. She was beau
tlfui in her costume of pink organdic
her boquet of Easter lilies. Preceding
the bride were the dear little flower
girls, Louisa and Ida Clifton Gallo
way, attircd in dainty white organdie.
with quaint little poke bonnets, and
carrying baskest of flowers.
After the marriage, the bridal par
ty and the out of town guests were
delightfully."- entertained at the Coun-
try Club.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs Stras left amid
shower of good wishes, by auto
mobile for Greensboro, taking the
train there for their bridal trop to
the Bermudas.
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ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT co
wen hnown Carninnl Ilns Been i'm
TaZcwcll Past Week

wen Known Cnrninnl Uns Rcen In
Tazcwcll Past Week.
Ihe carnival has been in fun hl,s,
aii the week, large crowds ATTENDING
each night. ''''''''"h
rms Us the fifth visit of the 81
louis Amusement Company to this
t"WH, ana so lar no word of romplnint
h''S pceli hcnrd or made, of any dis
or"cr or objectionable features. The
Town people welcome some diversion
particularly since the suspension of
ne picture show, since which iimn
mere has been no place of ami,sencn,
III the town.
UP to this writing, Thursday. IN.
weather has been ideal for Tho cnrn,
val people. The show will be here nil
the week, and perhaps longer. Thr
carnival is held on the strip bctwrcn
me two towns of Tnzcwcll and Norlh
ih%ewell, under the auspices of th,
Is. OF j.: Lodge of North Tazcwcl.
Inc Town Council of TazcwclI not
wanting the carnival here, nut Tho
license tax mt II prohbitivc figure
$loo.00 per day, which they knew. of
course, the company could not INV
ana made arrangements 10 show inst
outside the rporution-virtunlIv in
thc town, by paying II percentage of
thc receipts to benevolent orrnuj
%ation. The town council nut the IL
cchHe Tor the band playing in front
oi ihc hotel once II day ut $1,000 per.
w,hich was also prohibitivc, and nut n
fharEc of $1,000 ii night for police
protection, which the company has 10
lork over AT the same time the NorIh
Iazcwcll folks-lodgc or town com
;il, furnishes policeman or two. nnd
80, the carnival is well guarded. Tn
% date the policemen have had moth.
'nE TO do but to look around and into
nll the shows, free of charge.
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SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY.
Men and Millions Movement to Be
Discussed III Christian Church.

hen ana MILLIONS movement 10 BE
Discussed III Christian Church.
For more than year, the Chris
tian church i'll the United States has
been conducting great educational
and missionary enterprise called the
'Glcn and Alllnons Movement" Bricl-
~ stated, lis aims are one Thousand
trained men and women, and SIN mii-
ION dollars raised for education and
missions. The especial presentation o.
chs movement 10 Virginia viii COM
mence ut Lynchburg OH the 9th INST,
when such men us y. Mclean, Secre-
.ary OF the Il. G. NJ. S., ~. r. Corey,
ana X. Ii. Miller, Secretaries of the
movement; Dr. Royal j. Dye, OF Al
rica; II. L. Shaw, OF China; w. r..
Goruon, OF India; Mrs. y. X. Atwater,
President oil the G.. w. Il. Nj; k. A.
Doan, Il noted iaymcn and other noted
workers will address representatives
from Virginia churches y team of
four of these men OF national and i'll
ternationGl reputation Will be with
the Tazcwell Christian church next
sunday morning.
The enlistment of young people for
Christian service, the every member
canvass, higher ideals of Christian
stewardship, the present world situa-
zion, an the question Of Christian
education, will be considered by these
missionaries and church leaders.
The service cannot fan TO be cduca-
lional and msplrational to every one
present. We Dereve IL will be most
helpful to young and old, and we
most heartily invite all OF our Chris
Ian friends in our town and commu-
nifty to share with us the spiritual
benefit of this service.
w. S. BULLARD, Pastor.
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NOT ON THE MENU.

gentleman in khaki, just back
from France, ramblcd into restau-
rant. After glancing over the bill of
fare, he looked around the room for
n waiter.
"Yes, sir" said the waiter, sliding
over in response to his call with q
glass of water and napkin.
"Tell me, waiter" remarked the
soldier, "havc you frogs legs?"
mos, sir" was the unexpected an
swcr, "it is rheumatism that makes
me walk like this."-Ex.
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PYTHIAN MEMORIAL SERVICES

At meeting of the North Tazcwcll
Lodge, No. 13l, Knights of Pythias
Rev. James Brown, of Bramwell, W.
Va, was selected as orator for their
memorial service TO be held the 2nd
Sunday in May at the Methodist
church at North Tazewell.
The public is cordially invited to
come out and hear this Tazewcll boy
who has lived his religion and made it
felt wherever he has been located.
We can assure you pleasing speaker
If you can find it convenient to wor-
ship withus on that day.
All members of 131 are cxpcctcd to
assemble at the lodge room promptly
at 10 o'clock to attend in body.
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NO CLASH NOW
WITH MEXICANS
Washington GOvcri,mcnt Has
Moothed Out All Differences
And Will Cooperate in Hunt
For Villa

Washington, ID. c., May "a long
telegram from General Scott reach
ed Washington tonight, concerning
,hc conference held with Obrcgon,
CaranZa's war minister.
There will be no clash and Amcri-
can troops will not be withdrawn.
rhc entire contents of the Telegram.
has not been made public.
There WAS 4 man to- man fight be
vwccn Colonel Dodd's cavalry and II
oand of Villas men, in Western Chi
hnuhua One American trooper was
Gilled and one wounded. a number,
of the bandits were killed. This is
said that Il number of people from.
Villa organization.
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THE "DEMOCRAT"-A MAN OF
STRAW Cd

The prominent Taz,welI Demo-
crat, who complains, according to
the Graham Daily News, that the daily
newspapers have given no information
as to the date of the st. Louis con-
vention, and that he is regular sub
Scrlbcr to a Virginia daily" ETC., etc.
This prominent" Democrat cannot be
mazewell man, for every "prominent
IaZewell Democrat" reads the Clinch
Valley News and knows that the Ma
tional Democratic convention meets
on June 18th, as has been published
repeatedly in this paper. The "prom-
lncnt Tazcwcll Democrat" NAV a
STRAW man" after all.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-05
HIS NAME Is MUD"

The editor borrowed n mule from
ms neighbor, George Lewis on Tues
day, to finish little work in the gar
dcn,, and thought he would like Ia
work mule lie did, that is, 4hp
mule worked the editor. II was a diff
lcult job for two men to get the mule
III the garden, still Il more difficult one
to keep him in, and we had to let him
go out in a gallop, braying all the
Tune, and woud up by kicking all the
harness Off. Oh, that was some mule
HIS name is Mud. May he live long
and be happy. The editor will long
remember Mudi
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THE woMANs CLUB TEA ROOM.

The tea room of the Womans club
will be kept open by the members of
The library committee next Saturday
afternoon from to 6. Mrs. Higgins,
of Graham, will sing. The fund made
will be used to get new books of
fiction. Homemade ice cream and
homemade cake will be served for
fifteen cents. Every one interested
in the library are urged to come or
send some one to help the commit
tee to keep the library open and sup
piled with new books.
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BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.

A real bargain for quick sale. Good
seven room dwelling and about 20
acres of land, which includes garden.
orchard, and outbuildings. Only $1,000
if sold in Il short while. Write, phone
or wire at my expense when to meet
you at st. Clair's crossing to show
you the place. The house is not over
100 feet from the railroad crossing.
j. M. NEWTON,
Pocahontas, Virginia.
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THOMPSON VALLEY NEwsLETs

Rev. Mr.. Thompson preached a most
excellent sermon here Sunday.
Mrs. Wiley Walk was called to the
home Of her parents last week be-
cause of the serious illness of her
father, Thomas Wyatt.
Sidney WINNER spent Easter here
with relatives. Mr.. WINNER is well
pleased with his new home near the
city of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Rces WINNER, who recently
suffered an attack OF appendicitis, is
now convalescing.
Mrs. Amanda Walk is still improv-
ing.
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A THOUGHTFUL DEED.

Sometime during her last illness the
late Mrs. Claire Pcery directed that
her faithful cook Clair Mitchell, COL
ored woman, should be given tho sum
OF 500 as recognition Of her faith
ful service in the family, in which she
served for more than ten years, and
SILL serves as cook and housekeepcr.
The monev has been paid her and she
requests this public acknowledgement
of her appreciation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
POSTPONED.

The district Sunday school conven-
ion, announced for Shawvers Mills
on the 3rd Sunday in May is post
poned Special meetings here in this
town on that day and the speakers
cannot get away. Another date will.
be fixed.
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HON. CARTER GLASS AND HON.
S. J. THOMPSON.

The papers, some of them, are boost
ing Congressman Carter Glass for
membership on the National Demo
cratic committee. All right-suits this
neck o. the woods. Mr.. Glass for com
mitteeman and Samuel j. Thompson
for delegate to the national convcn-
ton. What more TO be dcsired2
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METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY.

On account Of the special services
ht the Christian church there will bo
40 services ut the Methodist church
sunday morning. The congregation
~ cordially invited To worship there.
Regular services at the North Tnze-
well church Sunday evening ut 7:d5.
Everybody invited.
Il. Is. PLATT, JR., Pastor.
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BRYAN COMING TO ABINGDON

Hon. w. j. Bryan is scheduled to
make an address ut Abingdon on the
24th inst, at the Fair grounds. 1t is
sal dthat a number of people from
this town and vicinity will journey to
Abingdon to hear the distinguished
Democrat.
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RING TIE BELL, TOOT THE HORN

a little hint is dropped here for
he benefit of the car motormen and
auto drivers, viz: ring the bell, toot
your horn when approaching n cross
lng or curve. Better slow down
first, several recent near accidents
make this little warning necessary
and timely. IL should be necessary
to repeat and repeat something every
driver ought to do.
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WILL YOU ACCEPT?

If you are not now subscriber to
this paper send us your name and
address on a postal card and we will
mail you the paper free for four
weeks. You may send the name of n
ncighbor, also, if you wish. No bill
will be rendered.
Send your name early in the week,
so as to get your name in the pot"
we want you to see and read the pa
per.
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PUBLIC SALE.


bed room suit,
leather couch,
! kitchen cupboard,
] Brussels carpet,
good ingram carpet,
Several chairs,
Garden plow, hoe, rakcs, and fork.
good Spraycr, never been used, |
large iron kettle, etc
., MRS. BARBARA MOSS,
Tazcwcll, Virgnia.