Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-10-19

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Blizzard Feed Cutters for sale by
l.. A. TYNES & co.
Make October Pay-Up Month and
Save Postage.
Services in the Lutheran church !,
next Sunday both morning and even
ing.
i Postage stamps &c after November |
list. Mail us check now and save one
third postage.
For Sale-Fifteen shoats, ten weeks |
old, very highly bred, suitable for
breeding purposes. j. G. Buston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Peery left Tues
day for visit to Norfolk to see their
son, Raymond Pcery, and visit other
relatives and places of interest.
For Sale-One bay mare, nine -.ears
old, in fine condition and high spir-
tied animal. Price 500. Pounding Mill
Quarry, Pounding Mill, Va. 1019tf
For Sale-Eghteen Steer calves.
From sixc to eight months old
j Payne, Horsepen, Va. 1019tf
Mr.. Harvey Noel, of r. f. d. /,
called at thiscmfwypcmfwypmfwyp
was business visitor to town yes
terday.
| rl,orn L., III -,
well Baptist church Sunday at IL a.
M, and 1880 p. m, by the pastor,
Il. III. Campbell.
w. }. Nunaly, n bright young man
from Pounding Mill, was here yes
terday and ordered his name enrolled
among the elects.
! Mr. l.. l.. Dickenson the popular
freight agent, who has been i'll at his
home for several weeks, is reported
to be improving.
There will he a box supper at Rhudy
Friday night, October 10Th for the
benefit of the school,
Mrs. Pcery Grcevcr has returned
from her summer vacation and will
move to Boissevaine at once, where
her husband is employed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. +, Bundy left
yesterday morning by auto for their
new home at Fort Deposit, Md, where
they will make their home.
Now is lifetime to recover that old
barn and shed. Come in and let us
'0 L. A. fTYNEs & co.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Bulllard will
| give reception to the members of
the Christian church Thursday, Oc-
tober 25th, ut Z to $3.50 ut their home
on Pine Street.
Come in and look at our Columbia
Wagons. Examine them closely. See
how much more you get for your mon
cy.
l.. A. TYNES & co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Gose, of
Burkc's Garden, were here yesterday
on business. Mr.. Gose is arranging
TO ship at once car of manganese
y
paying quantities on his farm.
Fellows, meet Corporal Don May,
Of the Regulars. His mother, Mrs
y. j. May, of this town, has received
official notice that Mr.. May has been
i promoted to corporal. His company is
stationed "somewhcre in the western
part of the United States"
Conductor E. C. Mays, of the N. &
W., has bought farm on Cove Creek
from Mr. Will Crockett. Mr.. Mays
will not run the farm himself, but has
turned it over to Mr.. John W. Nc
Clintock to operate. Mrs. G. S. Nc
Clintock, Of this town, expects also
to make her home on the farm. She
is arranging to move their Mt once.
VIM. G. Kiser has sent to his faith
CT, A. G. Kiser. ut this place, his COM
mission as corporal in Company E,
317 Infantry, of the New National
Army. Kaiser is not only making a
good soldier, but is taking leading
interest in athletics at Camp Lee. In
Il baseball game the other day he had
his thumb broken.
i Lace Lewis, negro from Tip Top.
cut and severly wounded Everett Lee
yesterday afternoon. The cutting took
place near the residence of Joe LitZ
on Cavitt's Creek. One report is
that Lewis was cruel to team he
was driving in trying to make them
pull more than they could, and Lee
interviewed, and the cutting took place.
Lee is said to be recovering.
Magistrate Geo. w. Gillespie, of
Boissevain, shot and mortaly wound
ed w. G. Faulkner at Boissevaine
Wednesday. night. Particulars of the
shooting are meagre, but it is stated
that Faulkner and Gillespie had been
drinking all day Wednesday, and had
a dispute over where Gillespie and
he should spend the night. Faulkner
is in the ST. Luke's hospital in Blue
field and yesterday fternoon it was