Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-10-05
LOCAL-PERSONAL

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Lots of Narcissus bulbs at Pobst's.
Mr.. Franklin w. Leslie leaves on
Monday for Fork Union Military
Academy.
For your automobile that new flash
light, which has just been received
at Pobtst.
Come early TO the New Theatre and
get a good seat. Doors open at seven
o'clock Monday night.
Miss Hattie Hartman stopped in
Graham between trains on her way to
WEIGH to visit her brother
Double and single buggy harness
at One-half its present value. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
A Circus coming on Friday 10Th.
Posters are up, and an ad is to be
seen in this paper
/ have just received Il barrel of
flash lights. There is one lot to be
sold at the special price of 81 cents
II. w. Pobst.
The residence property ON Pine
Street of Mrs. Jennie Kits, is still
unoccupied. Phone or see the editor
of the News.
Sheet Iron Drums for heating up
STAIRS rooms. You can heat two
rooms from one stove. The Tazewell
Supply Company.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewcll Baptist Church Sunday II
A. NJ. and 1880 p NJ. by the pastor
Il. II. Campbell.
$4,000 suit of quartcrcd oak fur
niture for $4,000. The Tazewell Sup
ply Company.
Mr.. ID. a. Thompson, of Bucficld,
passed thru town on Tuesday, en-
route to his home. With him was his
brother, Mr.. Boyd Thompson, who
has rented his farm in Smythe
County, and will make his home in
the future with his brother d. a.
Chicken Thieves on the Move
Headline in the Graham Daily News.
Must have moved to Tazewell, as
number OF yards recently.
The special offer Of this paper ms
adver Used, is still open, but will close
soon. Read the ad. and send us $l.5O
for subscription from date to Jan
uary l. 1919.
A six inch 75c flash light 1t Pobsts
for short time only at the special
price of 81 cents.
Misses Margaret Hartman and Dor
othy Hankins, of Tazewell have been
the week end guests of Mrs. f. L.
Wall. They have been attending the
w; Z. i. U. convention ut Charlot.cs-
vile, Va.
In 81 their fathers followed Stone
wall jackson along the snowy trails
OF the Blue Ridge; next Monday
night 81 Tazewell boys will stop over
at the New Theatre on their way to
the wide and winding Rhine"
Cornett, the Shenandoah Life In
surance Companys representative
was in town day or so this week
lie reports business good and grow
ing. He is convinced now that il
pays to advertise in the Clnch VAL
ley News.
Two good, heavy frosts this week
serve notice that winter is on the
NWay-hearby. Killing frosts were a
nttie later this year than usual, and
found nearly every farmer on the
look out and prepared
Just received, car Swift's Steer for
tIlizer. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Miss Geraldine Kendrick, one of
IazewelPs finest young girls, is Wis
iting Miss nellie Combs at Lebanon
one OF Russell's finest young girls
and, Of course, these fine Young Ia
dies are having fine time this fine
weather. my
Cooking Stoves. Steel Ranges.
Laundry Stoves, Open Franklns. Hot
6iast Heaters, Cast Wood Heaters.
oneet Iron Drums, Sheet Iron Heat
ers dI prices greatly under the pres
ont market value. The Tazewell Sun
ply Company.
Ladies Three-Horn Side Saddle
with genuine buckskin seat, slightly
used, will sell for about one-fbird
|hat 1t cost. The Tazewell SupDIv
Company. ''S
MRS. Isabel Gard, after about two
weeks treatment in the Bluefield San
ltarlum, is expected home here To-
morrow. Mrs. Will Ed. Peery will be
able TO leave and return to her home
here before very long.
Mr.. F. H. Forbes, who has been
with w. A. Scott & Co., Wholesale
groeers at North Tazewel, for sew
eral years. will leave Sunday next