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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-11-03

assessment cOnhrmed snail be corrected
form such confirmation and shall be final and conclusive
upon all persons interested therein and appealing there
from
SECTION 1877 PROCEDURE AFTER CONFIRMATION
OF ASSESSMENT When said assessment is confirmed it,
together with all adats of publication and service of
ce connected Herewith shall be entered into book kept
for that purpose by the Council.
SECTION 1873. NOTICE OF FINAL CONFIRMATION
OF ASSESSMENTS. AS practicable after the
of damages and benefits has been finally confirmed
the Council shall notice by publication Of such
final roll and the date of filing thereof to be
published in the official paper Of the City.
SECTION 139. RE-ASSESSMENT If the said assess
shall be set aside by the Council aforesaid by the
Court for any cause urisdctona otherwise the Council
shall proceed de novo to make assessment and shall
proceed in like and give like notice herein required
relation to the first assessment and all interested
shall like rights in relation to any subsequent
hereby in relation to the first assessment
Provided however, that if the assessment of damages
benefits any parcel parcels of land shall not be
peaed said thereon shall have been paid
there shall be thereof except the dscre
ton of the Council AS often assessment against any
piece parcel Of real estate assessed for local
ment is aside the shall be reassessed until said
property paid its share of benefits accrng from the said
Improvement.
SECTION 40 APPEAL TO THE DISTRICT COURT.
Any interested in any property taken damaged in
proceedings appeal to the district court OF the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
DISTRICT CONFERENCES.

The farewell district conference
VIII meet ut North Tnzcwcll next
Thursday ut II. IN. Rev. ID. =. lIur-
ley, presiding elder, will preside over
all scsscns a full attendance Of
preachers and lay delegates is hoped
for. The first delegates will arrive
Wednesday, evening. The conference
will continue through Friday and cv
cry session will be interesting. The
public is cordially invited. Announce.
mcntS of preaching services will be
made at the church. The first sermon
of the conference will he preached ON
Wednesday night ut 9 o'clock and on
account of this there will be no pray
cr meeting nL the Main Street church.
II is hoped that every service and scs-
sion will he lnrgly cattcndcd by the
general public.
Il. B. pLATr. JR., Pastor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
WAR MINISTER AND STAFF
DROWN WHEN HAMPSHIRE
SINKS.

London, .JuncG.-All Britain was
stunned tonight by grief over the
tragic loss OF Earl Kitchener, who
with his entire staff, as secretary Of
state for war, was drowndcd last night
Off the Orkney Islands when the cruis-
cr Hampshire, on which they were
vOyaging for Russia, was sunk. First
news of England's greatest personal
loss since the war began was made
public by the admiralty just before
noon today in the following official
statement received from Admiral
Jclicoc:
"Thc cOmmandcrin-chicf of the
grand fleet reports with deep regret
.hat II. NJ. S. Hampshire, Captain
Herbert j. Saville, r. N, with Lord
Kitchener and his staff on board, was
sunk las. night about o'clock to the
west of the Orkcy Islands, either
by Il mine or torpedo.
"FOur boats were seen by obServ-
ers on shore to leave the ship. The
wind was rth-northwcst and heavy
sea was running. Patrol vessels and
dcstroycrs at once proceeded to the
spot and a party was sent along the
coast to search, but only some bodies
and capsiZcd boat have been found
up to the present.
"As the whole shore has been search
cd from the scaward, greatly fear
that there is little hope Of there be-
ing any survivors.
"No report has yet been received
from the searching party on shore
ii. NJ. S. Hampshire was on her way
to Russia"
Official hope of Earl Kitchener be-
ing found alive was indicated as en-
tircly abandoned when the press bur-
eau announced tonight that memorial
services would be held in St. Paul's at
Il date as yet uniixed. An army order
also was issued directing that officers
shall wear mourning for the late war
secretary for the week commencing
tomorrow
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
is POCA.
Still. WET?
Graham Paper Charges That
"Boo2c" is Being Shipped in
Lar%c Quantities to Town
That Went Dry May LIST.

The following news item unnc,,od
m the Graham Daily News letter in
'hr i'iueicld Telegraph, of Yesterday:
is whiSkcy still being sold i'm t6n
town "f Pocahontns? That is the gen
rrai rumor throughout the ncighbor-
hoou. tuesday it, is declared thn.
great crowds visited the town, and
ACCORDING: To reports, the day was not
n,"ch difference IN appearance from
th" days of the open saloons i'm that
town. ''
IT. was stated by II resident of Blue
stone Junction yesterday that hun
drrds of gallons Of whiskcy were
shipped into pocahontas on Tuesday.
rms party stated thut MS much AZ
three hundred gallons was billed To
one party, II foreigner. Six burrcls of
notified goods and more than eighty
cases of wet goods were transferred
at i'lue#tonc Junction, and Shippcd
!!nto Pocahontaa on Tuesday, accord
lnE to reliable information received
here.
or course Il large number of Yves.
V,rgihinnS and others have their
Whi"kcy for personal use shipped to
f"cnhonla* IN their own name, hut il
would hardly seem possible that any
ON" would receive three hundred gal.
Ions for his personal use. The con.
iihncd report that moonshining is be
!ng engaged in on II large scale i'm
Pocahontas is the source OF some nd
verse criticism and it, would not he
surprising should the county authori
ties step in and investigate the allcp
ed lllict traffic in booze in the town
of Pocahontas, il was stated ycstcr
day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
WHlTE-L LEECE.

One Of he prettiest home weddings
OF the past year was solcmniZed ON
Tuesday. June 9th, at 4:3O p. m.,
when Miss Matte Belle Lcece be-
came the bride of Mr.. Samuel T..
White, of Roanoke, Va. The bride
is the accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. a Lecce, of Tazcwell. e.
The groom is travelling salesman
for George II. Horn, wholesale mil
linery, of Roanoke. Both of these
young people are very popular and
have many friends, who wish them
much happiness.
The ceremony was performed ut
the brides home, by her pastor, Rev.
W. c. Thompson Of the Methodist
church. Immediately after the ccre .
mony Il delicious dinner was served
and the happy young couple left for
Il two weeks honeymoon Trough
North and South Carolina.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
4 HUNGRY HUp.
Bcv. Whites Car Attempts to Enter
Grocery by Plate Glass Window.

Monday evening about G:30, the
Hupmobile touring car of Il. w.
White, of the Cove, attempted to enter
the grocery store Of HARRISON, Barns
& Co., via the plate glass window, and
as Il result the large glass was smash
ed to pieces, and Mr.. White received
Il scare that will stop his growth.
Mr.. White was arranging to leave
town and "cranked" his car as usual,
and as soon as the engine got in mo
ton, it developed that the car had
been left in gear, consequently it
moved off down the street. Mr.. White
attempted to offset this forward mo
ton by pushing against the force Of
the engine, but the horsepower of
the "IIup", some forty-odd, ovcrcamc
the resistance of one man power, and
started for the store with Mr.. White
in front of il. MIR. White was push
ed against the window, but the pro-
jecting spring of the car saved the
owner from injury.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09

fr9m sn91 Il three weeks visit to Blue.
The following relatives were yiyi
tors to Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. steel, r.,
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Aldrr
and two children, of Bondtown: Mrs
Jane Mcclure and daughter. Miss
Pearl, and Mrs. James +. McGuirc and
Two little sons. of Cedar Bluff.
M:. and Mrs. Henry Rohncu aro
Improving their residence by build
ing a double portico in front. Mr..
Henry Shamblin is doing the work.
The ". G. T. L. met Monday with
Mrs. X. H. Gillespie Mrs. Mary
O'kccirc. of Ta2cwrll, mother of Mrs,
Gii'cSpic' was present and lead the
d.evotoo2al exercises. The next meet
ing will bc with Mrs. steele.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give Il program next Sunday ut II
O'Clock nj the Union church. All nro
:crdEliy invited, free admission. Mir,
Julia Williams is leader.
Mrs. Robert Gillespie had ns her
gucst last Friday. Mrs. Huhcr Strei,
of SicciSburg, Mrs Hugh Witt. Of
Paint Lick and Mrs. Mildred Diclcn
son, oi Los Angeles Cal. ali dru,:ht
crS of the late JGmcs and NiuCt.ic,.
Smith; Mrs. pickruson viii prah.hi,
start home in u couple cf \ycrss
Dir. Res Steele wa. ~ yjsi.oi. Z,
Bondinwn Saturday.
~ number OF the yuung n.cn or N!
town contrripla;r attending ;h, FML-
or and Sons Banquet at RjrhrNla
Saturday evening".
Mr.. nnd Mrs. John Il. Gillespie. and
Mrs. James Nccl and Dr. Res steele
motorcd Sunday afternoon tr rn.,-
well VIA Cedar Bluh' ad lSup,iA. Val
ley and back by the Cove and Liberty
Hill and Founding Mill Brunch.
Mcssrs Fred Steele and j. Saunders
Gillespie loaded cars OF fine lamhs
here yesterday, the first to lac shipp-
cd.
w. Il. Steele & Company will have
II Clean Sweep Sale" Sl0,O0G stocl.
of merchandise AT greatly reduced
prices, beginning June 18th, and last
ing Ii days only. Circulars are out
Rev. X. T.. Grcar, OF Maxwell. the
Southern Methodist minister, will de-
liver sermon at the Union church
next Sunday night.
tecS RinEStair, the bri,lycmnn. who
was SO badly hurt by falling from II
bridge two months ago. is able To be-
out
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
One of the Best Farms in the
bluegrass Section of Middle
Tennessee.

rms farm contains S0l acres. 10
acres IN timber. Remainder i'm pasture
ana under cultivation 675 acres first
class river bottom. Land as good as
can be found anywhere; that will pro-
ducc from 60 to 100 bushels of corn
per acre if farmcd i'm corn every
year. The upland or remaining land
lies So that II binder can be run oven.
the entire tract. $50 acres in corn,
balance in wheat, millct and pasture
lands, which will Craze $50 head Of
cattle. Watcrcd by four good springs
and several wells. The improvements
on this property consist of two excel
lent dwellings,, six tenant houses, two
large barns, several smaller barns,
blacksmith shop operated by power,
store house and all necessary out
buildings. Good water tank over main
dwelling that supplies water to bath
room and throughout dwelling. All
buildings in good condition. This
farm is five miles from the railroad
station and three miles from boat
landing; boats run every day in the
year, putting your products to st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, Nash
vile and other good markets. Farm
adJoinS country town. The Memphis
TO Bristol highway runs along the
North side Of this farm. Fine neigh
borhood of good, moral people, sew
eral good churches within 1 to 3 miles
of the farm and one of the finest high
schools i'll the country / 1-2 miles
away. Primary school near.
The pasture lands on this farm are
well watered by springs and this is
one of the finest sections of middle
Tennessee. Price $4,000 per acre and
if bought within thirty days from
May 18th, 1916, the purchaser will
get the land share of the growing
crops. The farm is being worked by
tenants who will put your share of
the crops in your cribs and grainery.
This farm will pay $4,000 per year
in rents. The majority of the land
in this vicinity is selling for S100 to
| $50 per acre, but for reasons best
known to the owner, we are able to
make you the exceedingly low price
at $50 per acre on this farm and if
as much as one-third is paid in cash,
very liberal terms will be made on the
remainder.
If the above farm is too large for
you, write us. We have in the blue
grass section of middle Tennessee
some splendid farms from so to 1000
acres, ranging in price from $500 to
$500 per acre, we'll located, good
combination grazing and farming
llands.
FRANK MILLER LAND CORPORA
! TION,
] Bristol and Morristown, Tennessee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
POUNDING MILL NOTES.

Pounding Mill, June mir. j. II.
Williamson has returned from the
hospital at Richands to the delight of
his many friends.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hunter is visiting friends
in Roanoke. Mrs. Hughes, of Nor
ton, is looking after the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Trayer's baby,
Louise, who has been quite sick, is
much better.
Mrs. Susan RingstaT wen to Rich
lands this morning to see her son.
William, who had his foot crushed
yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Sparks and little son
Norman, who spent the past three
weeks visiting her sister and daught-
er, Mrs. r. l.. Ellis and Mrs. Charles
Griffith, returned home the first of
the week. She reports most pleas
ant visit.
Miss Marie Maxwell has returned
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
POCAHONTAS LOCAL NEWS

'ocahcntas, June 7.-Dr. l.. T.
stump attended the democratic STATE
'"nNrntiNh at Roanoke last week.
Mr. Saunders, of lvor, Va. father
OF pr y. +. Saunders. visited the
natter here Saturday and Sunday.
thlS being his first visit to this SOC
tiou. '"''' '''
little four year old son of Mr..
kuSS Wagner, on Mud Fork. obtain
cd a bottle of whisilcy Ivy some means
ANA drank such Il quantity of il, that
ms death occurred shortly afterwards.
IN Mamie. of Falls Mills was sum
m"ncd hut he whiSkcy had done it's
work before he could reach there. The
'h'id WAS Il grand son Of a. s. War-
ncf.
MIR, and Mrs w. l. Cntron, who
nave been ON trip to their old home
m Grayaon county. have returned to
loCahontnS.
Mrs. NJ, l.. Floyd. who has been
visiting relatives in rocahontas lcft
wednesday for Bluciicld.
llrisNill McNccr has returned
from fishbrrne Military Academy AT
WayncSboro. ~ c., where he has
hoeu ai school.
Mrs. c. NJ Galway was II Blue.
icld visitor Tuesday.
MIR. c. Y. bromley, supcrintcnd
mt ol the Dupont plant at Ncmours,
WAS in pocahontas short while this
week. lie states that the plant will
~ ready to Resume work in about ten
days.
nr. Claude Stump has returned
from the Medical College of Virginia
whore he has been attending lectures.
w. 7. Poole, of Williamson, w. Va,
was visitor to Pocahon,as Wcdnrs-
day.
Miss Cassandra Laird, of Bluclicld
has been the quest of Mrs. Jennie
Smith this week.
Mrs. Scion liauch was II Bluriicld
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
l'lilip l.. laird and JAS. T.. Waters
left Wednesday night for Detroit,
Mich. Mr.. Baird has purchased !.
new Chalmcr ear and will drive il
through the country IN company of
Jas, T.. Waters.
Prof. Frank G. Elicit has returned
from Clifton Forge. VA. where he hna
been engaged as principal of Robert
Lee High School
The New Lebanon Sunday School
convention will he held at lionnlicr,
Va, beginning ON Friday night and
continuing through Sunday. poca
hontas baptist Sunday school will he
represented.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
BUKKE'S GARDEN LOCAL NEWS.

Burkc's Garden, June Mrs. +.
II. Copenhavcr and little laughter, of
Marion, are visiting homefolks and
other relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Jane Meek has not been as well
as usual for several days.
Miss Sallie Ann Sprachcr was
right sick recently but is better now.
Mrs. Burress who suffered stroke
Of paralysis Saturday is reported To
be much better.
Miss Pansy Meek, who was oper-
atcd on at DR.. Williams hospital
several days ago, is getting along
nicely. Her mother was with her
for several days, but returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Moss was right sick
part of last week, but is some het-
ter now.
Mr.. ii. R. Showers made business
trip to Rich Valley last week.
Several from here attended the
Confederate Memorial day exercises
at Tazcwcll Saturday.
Mrs. j. b. Meek and Miss Lettic
Rhudy are attending the commence
ment exercises at Elizabeth college
this week.
Miss Bessie Peery attended com
mencemcnt exercises at Marion col
lcge last week.
Mr.. A. S. Grccver, visited his broth
er, Rev. w. ii. Greevcr, in Columbia,
part of last week.
The Marion College Quartettc will
sing at Burke's Garden Academy on
Thursday, June 9Th, at 8 p. m.
Mr.. M. L. Eagle is spending his
vacation here with his parents.
We have been having some fine
rains lately ad grass is looking fine
a. this time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
MEMORIAL
EXERCISES
Daughters of Confederacy En-
tertain Veterans-Judge Gra-
ham and Major Whitman's
Papers on Local History.

The annual celebration OF Confcd-
crate Memorial Day was observed
here last Saturday in an appropriate
manner. The occasion, which is al
wa"s looked forward to by the sur
vlvors of the conflict between the
North and the South as Il day of
meeting and exchange of reminisccnc-
es, and Il telling and re-tclling of in
cidcntS of valor and heroism. is al
ways memorable in many respects.
and enjoyed by those who have with
stood the ravageS OF time and disease.
The attendance Ut the annual meetings
is naturally growing smaller each
year, and the expression is oft heard.
IL reckon this will be the last tinr
| will meet with the old boys" How
ever, it is hoped that the attendance
next year will be large and that when
the roll is called next year all who
were present this year will answer
present."
Saturday was beautiful day for
the occasion, notwithstanding the fact
that in the early morning the rain
fell in torrents, and many who had
intended coming were compelled to
stay away.
The celebration was one of the most
pleasant and best organized enter
tainments given here in years. The
ladies who had the matter in charge
had all arrangements so perfected
that no untoward incident happened
to mar the pleasure Of the day
The program of the day included
two papers, one by Major Whitman,
which was read by Miss Ellen Bow
en-, and the other by Judge Graham,
each of which were enjoyed and lis
tened to attentively.
AT the conclusion of these address
es, crosses of honor were conferred
on the following: II. C. Asbury, VIM.
II. Cochran, r. F. Crockett, JAS. II.
Lester, j. =. Hit, w. d. Mays, Geo.
w. Patton. j. V. Stephenson, the last
five of whom were present and re-
ceived their crosses. The Browne
Harman camp met after the conferr-
ing OF the crosses, and reelected Mai.
j. p. Whitman, commandant, and Hon.
A. st. Clair, Adjutant.
A luncheon for the soldiers was
served in Greever's store and was
abundant and delicious.
The two papers following are por-
tons of the address of Judge Gra-
ham. Other sections of his address
and the paper read by Major Whit
man will he published ut some future
date.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
FATHER AND SON BANQUET

The NJ. E. Church, of Richlands, OF
which Rev. N. B. Waterhouse is pas
tor, is sending out invitations TO a
"Fathcr and Son Banquet, which is
to occur Saturday, June 10Th, !JlG,
at p. M, in the Public School Audi
torium in Richlands. Announcement
of this event was made in III last is
sue of this paper.
c. c. Hyatt, of Richlands, is toast
master.
The following is the program:
Music, ..............M Male Quartettc
Invocation. .Ry pastor
Banquet.
Music. Male Quartette
Qualities | Admire in nlhn, Hen
H. c. Stuart, Governor of Virginia
Qualities | Like to See in Boy, Hon
]. b. Crabtrec, Mayor of Richlands
When Father was a boy, Hon. E. ii
Witten, Grundy, Va.
What Son Should Expect Of &
Father, John Boggess, Patrol Lead
er Boy Scouts.
What a Father Should Expect of q
Son, Hon. w. B. Spratt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
TAYLOR-S -SrRAS.

Yesterdays Roanoke Timcs.J
a marriage Of interest was quietly
SoicmnI%cd yesterday at lO:3O o'cloch
at 81. JohnS Episcopal church, when
MISS RoSaiIc l.,cnOr Stras, daughter
0I Mr.. ANA Mrs. beverly SLras, of
iaIcWcll, WAS united IN marriage to
MR. Harry l'OrtcrlIcld Taylor, son Of
mr and Mrs. William Taylor, of Win
StOn-aalcm, n. e.. The beautiful and
Impressive ring ceremony was per
formed by thc hcv. j. w. Catncy
Johnston, u. ~, and was Witnessed
oniy by the members ol both parties
ana lew intimate friends.
Miss MayOla t,nlcspIc, of TaZcwell.
was maid ot honor, and the groom
nae for his best man his brother, Mr.
Archie taylor, Of Winston Salem,
~. G.. "A wcdding breakfast for the
guests immediately followed ut the
nome Of the brides aunt, Mrs. 4. -.
". Walton on Walnut Hill.
The Out-of-tOwn guests who attend
ed the marriage included: Mr.. and
MIS-. beverly otras, parents of the
Dridc; Mr.. beverly SlraS, jr., broth
cr oi the bride, and Mrs. StraS, of
iazcwcii; Mr.. and Mrs. William lay
ior, father and mother Of the groom ;
ms slSlcr, MISS Cornclia Taylor, Mr..
Charles Taylor, the grOom'S cousin,
of Wmst0n-.Saicn; Mrs. H. w. SPOTS,
grandmother oi the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. SpOtts, and Miss SPOTS, OF
Dublin; Mr.. William Gillespie and
Miss Gillespie, of 1azcwell; MISS Car
olyn Harlan, OF Bel Airc, Md; Miss
Euna Wynn Roberts and Miss Jack
son, Of Williamsburg; Mcssrs. North
up, Of WlnstOn-Salcm; Mr.. George
spots, of Baltimore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
McCONNELL-JOHNSON.

N. w. Mcconnell, the well known
and popular building contractor of
this town, slipped away from Taze-
well last Friday and went to Will
hanson, w. Va, where he was mar
ried to Miss Della Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson, of
the West Virginia town. The mar
riage was performed Saturday by
Rev. Mr.. Otic, pastor of the Chris
tian church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell
reached TaZewell Sunday morning,
and are making their home for the
present with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcconnell in East Tazewell They
expect to go to housekeeping in the
fall. The News extends the happy
couple hearty congratulations for
long and happy lives.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09
HOT FIGHT ON
In POCAkI0kTAS
AND GRAHAM
Towns vii! Elect Officers Next
Tuesday - Cedar lSluir and
Richlands Have No COnrpli-
cations = Those to he
Voted For.

Pocahontas. Graham, Cedar Bluff,
and Richands will hold elections ncXt
TucS',ay for Mayor. Treasurer and
Councilman. In Pocahontas and Gra
ham there is Il contest for the Offices.
There are two distinct tickets i'll the
field at Pocahontas. AT Cedar Bluff
and RichlandS there are no complica-
tions.
The following are the tickest to be
voted
POCAHONTAS.
For Mayor. B. Crawford. NJ. j.
AlcXandcr.
Councilmen-.Ioc Matz, w. S. Penn,
MnXcy, JAS. w. Bailey. NJ. G. Smith.
Robert Wallace, l.. Il. Ward. John
Roberts. Saul Miller. j. G. Walters.
b. L. Graham, c. S. Minlcr, }. NJ.
Newton, w. w. Oder, Louis Baach.
GRAHAM.
For Mayor-R. B. Williamson, N.
l.. Lawrence.
For Trcasurcr-A. Nj. Lane. c. W.
Matthews, G. Il. Bcnbow, j. B. Gra-
ham.
Councilmcn j. +. Galloway, IL.
l.. Gillespie, J. B. Yost, r. a. Osborne,
J.. w. Roberts, Il. IL. Matthews, S.
n. Huirord, J. X. Anderson, II. Lee
PoindcXtcr, c. w. Pierce, j. r. Spra-
cher.
CEDAR BLUFF.
For Mnyor-E. IL. Scott. Council
men-L. k. Nixon, w. f. Bundy, j.
Edd. Mcclure, w. +. Grinstead, w.
w Wimg0, II. w. Bane.
RlClILANDS.
For Mayor-W. b. f. White. Coun-
cilmcn-T. a. Draper, w. w. Will
liams, c. c. Hyatt, j. II. Scott, Geo.
ID. Horton, d. c. Cartwright.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-06-09

The Board Of Trade of Tazcwcll
and North 'ruzcwcll held its regular
meeting last Tuesday evening in the
Court House. \ good number of the
members were present.
After the transaction of the usual
routine business, the following OIL
GERS were elected:
Prcsident-Dr. John r.. Jackson;
Vice-Prcsident, Wade Ii, rccry; See
rctary, l.. y. rynes.
Executive committee j. S. Boili
more, jeff Ward, W. a. Scott, X. t.
Copcnhavcr, w. l.. Baker, j. u. rccry,
+. II. Forbes, j. w. Whitley