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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
GriunObeitspHese.
Sarsbrauus (grOup).

SaIsbrGune, i'm Deuti6en aud
Rrupp senannt. ipirb oft nit Dip9tes
ritis pertpe9Ielt. 9aber 1T es piaz
tiq, ipenn ii9 BEL einem Rinbe Atems
note einiteIlen, fOfort cine llnterlus
dung gu beronlahen, lin telt5u1telen,
Oh es iih I'm Dipbteritis ober I'M
cine an0ere &rantbeit banbeIt.
Group, pie man iie bier alges
mein nennt, ipirD Our6 cine reguldre
@rldltung peranlaBt, bic bic 2uftrobs
rem un6 ben aebItopf angreift mO
Das 3ulammenirompfen Der in 5ross
tommsnoen Drgone 3ur 6olge 5dl.
Die gotterien, ipel1s biefs 70 sefiira
tete sinbertrontbeit beruria4en, limb
genou bic glei9en, pelde fir alses
meine @rtdltungen berontiportlid
fiRo. Die groupsRrdmpfe entiteben
burd bic beIon6ere 9sronlagung Der
brDOn befuaeuen Rinoer.
@eip0bnIib moht Ell Groups4nfall
ben folgenben @nttpidelungsgoEg
6ur9. Dus &iub ertdltst iicb unb fiez
BERT Elm poar Sage lang. Die Roie
lduft uub Elm Ieihter Suiten tpirb be-
mertbar. @anu, gegen gbeno ptro
Der 6uiten bart uno bort iib raub
all. Das Rinb ober ipiro ani4eia
nen0 gang munter 81 8ett eebra@t.
Sin coer 5ipei Stunben Ipdter pa8t
es nit einem bon entipidsltsn group
Qlnfuu ouf. Der 6uiten 1T fur9tbar
eeiporbsu, o0s 9inb atmet I4iDer; has
@in5ieben Der 2uft oeruriaht tin
pfeifsnbes GjerduI9. @egen Wlorgsn
lott F9 Der Siliten, bas ain6 i9ldft
eir. SSn Der ndcbiten gloAt pieoers
bolt Ib ber 2Infdl, aber i4perer ols
in Der borbergebeHben gla4t
Sn ben Isltenitsn 5a[len 1T Elm per-
drtioer Group 9lnfaa lebensgefdbrlih.
@eiDobnli9 piro CT bura cine Dolts
sypecoc DollItGnbio beieitigt.
u1dnhe 8inbsr befommen IlieHols
Group, onbere bagegen baben oft un'
ter berlei 2lnfGlen 3u IeiOeu. Das
finb bdnn aber geipobnliA Rinbsr,
bic iiberboupt leiht gu Srompfanfdls
len neigsu iOlpie in ibrem 40rper4en
etipos ni9t eou8 in Srbnung 1T. Dit
ober AUDI 1T Is ein 8eiden bp9gpuois
ger glerpoiiidt.
Menn Elm ain6 oft Derartiss
REomPfoufaas beiommt. ioIIts pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
aIns Oem Sssise bsrSysOOe,
gaep gorf. Den 12. Mot.

Der gr6Bte gfeis Der Wlooe liegt
obne Srage IN Der QlbpedieIung, Die
iie 0arbietet. 9lud oas Shoulte Dirit
init Der Belt eruiioeuo, uno unlB
oArb gleues ergdn5t ODER obgeloit
lperoeu, fDenn ous Sntereiie lDad ge.
bolten iperoen ioa+ 9ait Der yteubeit
aber ipllen Sdonbeit uHo 8leiolam'
feit San0 in Sano geben uno lDenn
syruu Wlooe Oieier glufsabe I'M 9lage.
mssnen aurb 3u ieOer 8eit geredt oil
lperoen pfIegt, 70 lit ibr Dies in oieier
@nilon gau5 beionoers gellngen 60
Dicl Sdlonbeit uno 4lei0iamfeit bat
ldl ielten nit Dem gleien Dereint ge'
hlnoeu, ipie in oieiem Sriibjabr, nit
aucereu g9orten, 70 wiincerbiibide
Sahen, fDie man iie bellte iiebt limo
lange nid)t getrogen woroer
Sine wiiroige gla6foIgerin Scr
syel3mooe, ole I'M periloiieuen &inter
eine 70 berporragcnoe 9iolle ipielte.
III mn Die 6eoermooe .Die STEELE BON
@el3bei0ben an stleioern Siiten etc.
nebmcu MN 5eoerearnihlreu elm, Die
ebenlo biibid), ipenu uidt Gar nod
rei5Dollcr mirfen. uie Die eriteren.
01eben oen biibiben 6eoerboas, oie
nidt MIR iebr fIeioiam iino, Icnoern
ieoent Soitiin aud ben Sternpel por-
,,a6rto,. lcIeoon, o,tfhriiFp1 prldlips
nen Iebr balo oie Geoerbei6be ale
ginfalIllng BON &iiterL aroBen iUie
fleinen. @hpos 4lei6iameres, irlo 3lis
aleih glparteres, bat es nod ME ee-
qeben ais oieie @infaiiing an Siiten,
nnmentlia iolben nit breiterem
Rano.
Nls cine grqGn5ung oieier biibihen
D2ooe III Sic in iiinaiter Belt eribie.
meme 2eoer-@infnihns an SonneH.
idirmen au5nlebeH. SUIT ltno ScuneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Sobe Site, breite Site, groBe Sii'
te nit ihmolem 8ano, fla6e 9ilte
nit brcitem &ano. 9lnes lit IN oieier
5ailon All iiuoen. 9lls Geiultat Die
Ier EbGtiohe iiebt man bellte mebr
fyrauen, Die uirtIih fIeioiaue Siite
tragen, ais es ie 5uUor Der San mar.
Wlan 1T beilte uiht mebr oarailf an.
Qeipielen, Ben tburmboben nmooer-
nen" 1ut 81 tragen gan3 gIeid OBJ
er fir cos @eiiht Der Grageriu fleio.
fam 1T, o0er nidt, lonoern bait lin.
idau llnter Der eritalnlidenglIspabl
bon EDpen, biz man oen Sut eHtoedt,
Der mirflih fleiOet in0 ebenio ele-
giant iit.
Cine Der eIeaanteiten DlooeoaHen
Ser Stoot erIbien fiir5lib nit einem
Sut Der cine eili5ieartiee Sdophmg
mar uu0 tart an Die dineiiihe gut
troft gemobnte. Die 2eIerinnen fin
oen oieIcs D3ooen IN rnierer 5lDeiten
eyllultrafion luieDergeqebeu.
Ger gut lit ans peiBem Sant NIT
iebr breitem 6ano. Der nit ibDor6er
8orte bon @ieroeboor eiugefaBt it,
ggic al oieier 5tele fiir5lid idon er,
ma6nt iDiiroe, ipielt in oieiem Sabre
8feroeboor mlf benz @ebiete Der Bub-
uladerei cine aroBe gaoae. 9In STEELE
oieIer gorte fam ieoob audi Der mo-
oerne Seoerbeias ais llmrououng Der
ar1mpe 5ur 8erlpen0uug fonmen-
9ie perbGltuiBmdBig nieoriee Rro-
ne lit in elmer gan3 neiien Mnier nit
reisenoen 9loien beoedt Torbennote
loiUobl ME oas Arrangement iin0 I'M
aeiu66nlih uei imo ouipretbeno. Der
Sut wuroe Si einem giahmittagstleio
BON braimer eoiIe.SeiOe, sarnirt
nit @oloipite getragen
Die @ieoerIebr Don Soularo miro
obne sroee NIT SSreiloe begriiBt Uer-
sen ,oenn es qibt penig Stotie, Die
Iidl 70 rei8eno oem Stil Der mooiiden
silhouette oupaiieu, lpie oieies Nta-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Sir 2iebbaberinnen mi
Iitdrifder Gillette.

res Notwithstanding finOen. 8ei
Der groBen 8iGtigfeit, oie Dem 9lus.
iiben bon Sport ieoer glrt i'm Seinoes-
alter ieet beigeleot miro, lit Die gtad.
frage na1 Sportfleioern iebt beoeu-
tend gr0Ber, als in friiberen Sabren.
Die 6abrifonten miiien ouinit 5il reh.
nen im0 iorgeu ouf's Bette, OaB es
an elmer biibiden gulsDabl BON Stof-
fen fir 0en IN 03eoe ltebenoen 8iued
nitt fe9le Bon benz SportfleiO miro
6eute nidt nur perlangt, Dab eS
praftiid iei, iouoern es ion nidJ
babl6 lm0 tleioiam iein.
@anoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

8atten, lit nidts borbonoen, oos 0ie
itrenge @infoc96eit Ser Saille mil.
oerte. Nlebnli6c 8otten earniren ou6
ole iebr eBgen Qlerncln Iie g8ir-
fune oes @on5en iii weniger graci0s
ols iteif ino militariid, bod miro oos
WloOel obne sSroge aud feline Sie6.
baberimen finoen
02ebr iino mebr an 8idtigfeit in
Der 05nroero6e irnicrer Sraiten imo
Nldoheh eeminut 0os SportfIeio..
Den fir oieien 3ped gebraudlifen
Stofien, tpie @obnr0iHe, Serge mo
@beDiot geieIleu iid BON 8eit 81 8eit
neiIe binsu. @oa. itnO Seioen-S -SerieD
fomnt felt ldnserer 8eit 5ur @eripen.
burg. Sect miro aud oem 2eineu elm
beoeItlnoer &lab eingerdltnlt. Ger
Sport. gIn5ug BON Tliio5 lit oielleirbt
nod eiu meiig nencr, ais Der bon
SerieD ODER 9einen. 1ie biibideitcn
g9irfrnsen peroen iltnncr er5ielt
our6 Die @erbinolng bon aeItreiftem
mo Jiattem WaaterioI. Syn oen in
iinierer fiinfteu glbbiloling berol
idaulidlteu Sportfoitiim lit Der 93a.
letot aus lobfarbigen Suiiab uno
Der 9lod aus roieninrbig ino lobfar-
big eeiireiftem Euiiab. Ser Sebtere
III Sienilib BON itno flrr5, itno in Der
Saillenlinie in einen breiten @iirtel
eingefralit Der 9Soletot, Der bon 10,
fem, iodartigen SHnitt lit, miro in
Der Eaillenlinie BON elmer @iirtel.
ihGrpe bon Dem aeltreiften Suiia6
eiugebaIten. Gieies Dlateriol garilirt
aud SoideM Waanitettett uno Oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

breiten Grogen. 8pei groBe @erI-
Hmtterfuopfe bewerfiteaigeu oaeiu
BEN SdltB oes 8aletot. Ger biibide,
fIeioiame Sportbut lit elm paiIeuoer
@efdbrte fir 0as &oltiim.
Sportflei0er fir atnoer perOen
init @orliebe aus fleiueeiDiirfeIten
Stoffeu berseiteut, por5ugspeiie IN
Grin, Braun imo @raii. Sier berriht
nod INNER oie Ionge loie 5orm Dor,
oie bonn praftiifeu Stonopunft oud)
Observation-Disclosures lit. W3it Dem Sort
idreiten Ger Saiiou miro obue 5rage
aud fir oie 3u Sport5peden beitimm-
ten 4leioer Der beranpa9ienoeu @e-
neratioa 2eiuen uno ouoeres Ieidte-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

terial. Die Whdter, Die in GolILoro
oiierirt meroeu, itno ent5iideno, %.
ulnter ino 4nnfte, Sereiie, 0lIaora-
te uuo 5ablreide onoere 6ieureH.
@bcnio gibt es Diele cininrbige Stof.
Ie. pic Dlarineblnii, glltroia, Grim
uu0groln. Ole gentuiterten syoularoS
iueiien in Der 9ieeeI peiBen @rlHo
iluo farbige gigureu ami ODER iImge-
febrt Gins Der rei8enolten wlooeIle IL
iyouIoro 5ciet uniere brittle glbbil-
oiing. 8eridieoenartige @imfte in
gloriHcblau iino iiber lpeiBen @rllno
berltrelt. Die Wladort oes 4leioes III
bodjit altfrdntiid, nit loneen, boil
len @iimofs-9lermeln, Die iuten in
eineu alatten Wtanitcttenitreifen elm.
gcfraiiit iino sSntereiiont III Die
Taille .oie porn nieredigen gIiisibnitt
bat, iinO NIT einen rei5enoen eeitid.
ten S9raBen auseeiiattet, i'm llebrieeu
o6cr bollfommen glatt lit,
Scr glod beiiebt aus einer llneno.
lidai Sioffiile, Die IN Der &oillen.
lime 0urd me6rcre 9letben @iulrau.
hmQ einge9alten it, pabrenO Der IN.
tere Ehail in pielen onmItbiger Sal.
ten berabf1nt. gllf beioen Seiten &c.
ro0e o6srbalb oes 9iauocs 1T cin DO.
6es Dreied bon Sotitai1. .Stiderei
iidt6or. Qies iit ein beHerfensiper'
t6es uno ungep06nlibes Detail.
@inen entIdieoen miIitdriiAen PIN
ftrid Sat oos in inierer pterten slb'
biIoung ee3eigte alooea zines gloh'
mittogstIeioes. glusgefiibrt 1T oas.
ieI6c IN ibpar3em W2o6air, belebi
ourh 3uidBe bon g9ciB IN 6orm Don
@orte, s&nopie lnD Grgonoie'SsragetI.
Diq eng auihlicBeuoe 9oine mo Der
lebr uolle 9lod iino 8ugeitanonilie an
sic mociidlc SiI6oueite DER Sailon.
gluBer ser ciuen 9lei6e pon Ferlmut'
terguoplen born, uuo Den Spntai0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

lbirm iino oiDei 10 tpidltiae @egen.
Itdn0e 8nr @erDoaltaitoiglmg eines
bgoitiims, oaB Elm baruoniihes 3u.
lammenlDirgen Der gei0en ieocr Eoi.
Ietta msr snHtgort6eiI gereiden fonn.
Gem cinfadbiien Souneuidirm fonn
ourdl oieien Seoerbeiab Der Stempel
Dornebmer glegan5 nuiaeoriidt wer'
6en. 9batiadlid5 lino es geraoe Die
einIarbiaelL icoer onoeru @arnitur
entbebren0eu Gonneuibirme, an De.
nen oieIer 5eoerbelaB am baten 6lr
eIeItina fonlmt. gIn eincm IN onoe.
rer ggeiie Der3ierten liz er iuetig ooer
aarnidt am @labe
gn DEFENDERS 6ii6lder Sonnelt.
Idirtn bon eiufaAer @legan3 1T IN
iinicrer crItcn 9lb6il6iug Uerdni6au.
lidlt Dieier5hirnL ser 6it einem eut.
siIdenoen aleioe BON iDeiBem SLAM
nel Qetragen wuroe, lpar bon marine.
blmer acknowledgements un0 nit
iueibem Gbifion.Sidj geHittert 81
HurnouilMcr llebcreinliinnmlng bier.
nit III 0os rei5euoe arrangement
BON fnarineblmten uno ipclBem
@truuBfeoerbeiat i'm ben Nano, biz
iqbt sic neaartiaite @oraitur ibrcr
QIrt Die Gorm oes Sdirmes lit IN
ieiner Meiie abipeidleno hon Der i'm
QIIlaeniciuen iiblibcn Ger riroe
GhGrm erfrelt iib obue 6rage Der
Qr6beren @eliebtbeit, toem cs natiir.
IId and fyrauen gibt, ole bic flade
gg0rm 9or5ieben. beionoers fiir5port-
siuede, IN tDcldenl Sale Der Souneus
ldlirm mandmnl an ben inpanilhen
Qcnnbnt. Gebr reid nit Spibe, Gbif'
fon ODER Nano a4sgeitottcte ScnHen.
idiirme bnbcn foTt massachusetts bic
iIrf cInnebogere Norm glcben ben
gsibenen Someuidiruen lieDt malt
aAi@ oicle non Qeinen ulo oud Iui'
h bic biIbiber iiuc, pie ie 1upor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

8ungeufrttaffee. W1an
ionn cine tleinere 9finDs3unee ooer
brei bis bier Ralbs3ungen perpenDcn.
Sis peroen louber sepubt, namentlid
bonn Snunb befreit, nit WdHer,
Sol5 uno Wur3elpert unter 9lbfhdus
men IoneIam ipeicb eeto@t, DoR
Geuer genommen. abgeaoeen uu0 mad
oem @rtalten in 3ierlic1e S4siber
seIdnitisu. glun lGBt man Sipei fsins
gelHnittene ober eeriebene tleine 3pies
beln uno 3pei bis Orei 9Dffel Wlebl
in 4 pfunb Butter belleelb DiinIten,
perto9t bisIe @inbrenne nit 70 piel
bon Der 3ungenbriibe, ais man Sauce
bdben muB, Fiigt 5lpei bis bret ents
ternts 3itroneniheiben, eiipas peiBen
yfeffer, fein geitoBene WlustatbIiitbe,
einbalb biz oreibiertel @los guten
NeiBpein bo8u, ldBt aIles einmal auf=
toAen, Idmedt ob, ldBt bic 3uneens
iheibsn barin cine @iertelltuube auf
beiBer Stelc (ober i'm @oTIerbooe)
Ourh5ieben, f9msdt ab uno quirlt
nod einige Gibotter all bic Gauce.
Wlon fam tleine 8albfleiI9tloB9en
fir Iih ALIEN in Sal3poiier gar TO-
den unb 5ulebt SpiI9sn Oas 3uneens
ssriAt aebsM
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-21

you when you were wrong, would never
have dared to stand by you when you were
right, against such opposition as at that
time encountered. I have stood for short
er hours of labor. have stood for bet
ter wage for the laborer, for better housing
conditions; for giving the laboring wage
worker better living conditions and better
and safer working conditions. have stood
to give him and his wife and children the
chance to make of themselves all that
American citizens should make of them
selves. l have stood, and always shall
stand, for everything in the interest of
justice for the laboring man. But l have
always stood, and always shall stand,
against yielding anything through fear or
because of threats. believe in the great
principle of arbitration. l believe in in
vol1ing the action of the government to
help labor; but also believe to invoke
such action will in the end be ruinous to
labor, as well as to the country, if it is
not exercised with wisdom and fearless
ness and the spirit of exact justice to all
the parties concerned. If these questions
are not settled right, then some time they
will have to be unsettled and infinite trou-
BILE is thereby laid up for us in the future.
The only way we can settle them right is
by deliberation, after all the facts have
been put before a disinterested and COM
petent body, and the judgment of that
body obtained thereon. This is the course
that even now ought to be pursued as re-
CARDS the Adamson bill. It's operation has
been deferred until after Congress assem-
bles. Congress should hold it up until a
proper commission shall investigate the en-
tire subject; and then the Adamson bill
should be enacted either unchanged, or
with whatever changes and additions
the report of such dispassionate COM
mission may show to be desirable and
necessary.
Labor leaders who are shortsighted may
at the moment get from man in public
Office who is not actuated by justice, more
than from man who is actuated by jus
tice. But the laboring people as a whole
cannot afford to accept such gains. If un-
just legislation is given them for improper
reasons, then unjust legislation against |
them may be enacted for improper reasons. |
More than any other people in the country |
the wage workers should insist on just and |
fair action. There is grave reason to be- |
lieve that in the course President Wilson |
has followed he did violence to his own |
real convictions. Until he became a can.
didate for Office, he was a bitter, ungen.
erous and often unjust critic Of labos
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-21
Home-Made Polish For The Auto

For furniture or automobile bodies
an excellent polish can be made by thin
ming down boiled linseed oil with tur
pentine. This should be applied spar
ingly to the clean surface with cloth
and should be rubbed briskly with soft
dry cloth or cotton waste 1t is best
not to use body polish on car until the
gloss has become dull Another polish
recommended by automobile experts is
made from one gallon of turpentine and
three and a half ounces of citronella
oil, one pint of paraffin oil or light cyl
inder oil, and one and half ounces Of
oil of cedar. When the finish on car
has become very dull the appearance
can be greatly improved by rubbing
with mixture of cylinder oil and kero-
sene.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
BAD ROADS AND MAIL ORDER
HOUSES.

Alex Beavers, Sayersville, was here
day or two ago, and delivered
himself somewhat after this fashion:
We pay more taxes, perhaps than
most other precincts,and have no roads
We are knee deep in mud during the
winter and early spring months. The
merchants in the county and in town,
have little idea of what these bad
roads cost them. You know the
women do the shopping, but how are
they going 10 get to the stores2
"Thcy can't, as result they consult
a mail order analogue, make out an
order, and TIL carrier, who is au-
thorized to ISSUE money orders, does
the res The merchants are l. silg
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21

In the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court OF farewell County on the
= goth day of January, 1916.
barbara Hampton, ......... Plaintiff
against
Robert Hampton, ....... Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bonds of
matrimony vinculo matrimonii
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is a non
resident of the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that he do appear here with
IN 10 days after due publication here
of, and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suiS.
And it is further ordered, that cory
hereof be published once week for
Tour successive weeks in the Clincl,
valley News, newspaper published
IN the. county OF Tazewell, and that n
copy be posted at the front dor Of
The court house Of this county on or
before the next succeeding sale dav
from the date hereof.
a Copy-Teste:
c. w. GREEVER, Clerk.
Spratt& Spratt, p. q. 1-21-4i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
\ ROUGH HOUSE ON LINCOLN
SHIRE.

A few evenings ago, so report saws
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Angles gave a
dance and party at their home on
Lincolnshire branch, in the neighbor-
hood of Five Ooals. The party took
place on last Saturday night. The
news of this party, what little the
reporter could gather, just sorter fill
tered through. 1t was difficult to get
anybody to talk. 1t is said that the
boys from town and North Tazeweli
who were present, havn't spoken to
each other since.
Everything seems to have gone
well and quietly until somebody start
ed something, and trough house"
was the result. Report has it that the
occasion was an old fashioned "cake
cutting" The cake was put up and
rallied off to the highest bidder. The
cake is then cut and eaten by the
party.
On this occasion, there was other
cutting, it seems, besides the cake.
A dance followed the formal cere-
monies of cake-cutting, and soon the
other cutting began. Who and what
started the cutting cannot be ascer-
tanned. General John Barleycorn is
reported to have been present, which
explains things perhaps. One man
had an arm broken, several others
were carved up somewhat and gen
eral mixup was the result. Report
has it that Sam took to the open early
in the action and escaped without
scratch. The suggestion is here graf
offered, that Mr.. Barleycorn
be left out of the bill of fare next
lime there is cake cutting on Lin
or elsewhere.
Two young married men, one from
his town and one from North Taze-
veil, are numbered in the list Of
having a broken arm,
he other knife wound in the back.
They are unable to explain how it
but it is not at all unlikely
hat they may have to tell what they
now to the grand Jury.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
LOOK! LOOK!

Any coal company or other company
in need of first-class mine foreman
or one that can take charge of any
thing about the coal mines, or first
class mining el cticial that has had
years of experience in that kind of
electrical work, as we'll as other kind
of installation work in the electric
business, will do we'll to correspond
with w. r. Mckinley, of Dillwyn,
Va. He has just finished up an
electric plant there and is in posi-
ton to accept Il position in the coal
field or with some other company.adv
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
FOR SALE

Fine Bluegrass farm in Mont
gomery county, Va, one mile
from railroad station, contain
ing 425 acres; rs acres of river
bottom; $50 acres cleared land;
ITS acres of pasture land.
Dwelling has eight rooms.
18th bath and pantry and good
cellar and good we'll at house.
Porch on three sides o. the
J. T. SEsLER, Christiansburg.
Dec. 24-15 4i.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Tazewell, Va, Jan. 20, 1916
Chapman II. Peery, Admir-. of
j. Marion Mcclure. Complainant
/. a. Mcclure, and Lettie Mcclure.
his wife; II. T. Hall and Ella T.
. Hall, his wife; Maggie Hankins.
and M. M. Hankins, her husband !:
Minnie B. Steele and C. H. Steele
her husband; Callie ]. Fields. and
Z. /: Fields, her husband; Helen ".
Rat!if and S: A. Ratliff, her hus-
band; j. Ed. Mcclure, and Maggie
Mcclure ibis wife; James ii. MIC
Cure and Dora Mcclure. his wife.
Il. q. Mcclure, e. Pearl Mcclure.
and Jane A. Mcclure, Defendants.
The parties to the above chancerw
cause and all persons concerned are
hereby notified, that have fixed upon
the ne 9Th day of February 1916, at INV
oliice at .Tazewell, Virginia, to take
the account ordered by the Circuit
court OF Tazewell County, Virginia.
u the august term, 1915, in the above
styled Chancery Cause therein pend
ng; and if from any cause said ac.
cunt be not commenced on that day,
u II commenced and not Completed
he same will be continued from day
o day or from time to time, and from
place to place if necessary until COM
)leted.
A. S. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Commissioner in Chancery.
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house, cement walks around the
house.
Three tenant houses, one i,
new six room house. -Four barns.
Place well fenced. Roanoke river
runs through the place; also a
plenty of other water for stock.
This farm must be seen to be
appreciated. Reason for selling,
widow lady alone. Write or call
Montgomery County, Virginia.
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MIR. REEDY IN CHARGE

The patrons of the Star Milling Co.,
will be glad to know that Mr.. Geo.
w. Reedy is now in charge of the
mill at North Tazewell
Mr.. Reedy, while IN charge of this
mill about year, made many friends
because of his honest and satisfactory
dealings with the patrons of the mill
He solicits your patronage.
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more than they think, on account of
bad roadr." Mr.. Beavers generally
knows what he is talking about, and
II he doesn't he does not talk.
The people on the North side should
be given fair square deal and not
have to wait forever, either.
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BUY FLOUR NOW.

For 10 days only we will sell our
Star Patent Flour at $3.50 per barrel
cash at the mill. The price will be
higher February the first.
Star Milling Company.
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REX STERLING

Will make the Spring Season of 1916 the Taze
well county with the celebrated saddle stallion Sterling
No. 1883.
Rex shown last fall at the B!uecI Graham
the winner of the blue whenever shown Rex sired by
Sterling Chief 2O79 by Bourbon Chief 96 His dam Bette
Mcdonald by Rex Mcdonald S33. Mcdonald
celebrated sire that lived with Bourbon Chief
GRAHAM VA. II. S. LEfLEI.