Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-10-11
BUY LIBERTY BONDS!

FOR SALE-A few highly bred
Berkshire pigs, z weeks old. $1,000
each. J. G.. BUSTON.
Mr.. L. A. Tyres HIS gone to Staun-
ton, Virginia, TO superiatend packing
of his apple crop.
We still have few tons of Red
Steer fertilizer on hand for sale.
The Ta1cwell Supply Go.
j. C. Bowen was here yesterday
suffering from quite sore throat
following II slight attack Of grip.
Come in and see our roofing. We
have any grade you want
l.. A. TYNES AND co.
r. w. Bowman, from Camp Lee,
is at his home ut Tip Top, where he
IS recovering from an attack of in
ilucnza.
Sergeant Eugene S. Thompson, of
Camp Lee, has been ut his home here
this week the guest of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Thompson.
We have q new corn husker that is
Il wonder. 1t does splendid work.
Call in and let us show it to you.
l.. A. TYNES AND co.
Patriotic merchants of the town
have bought space in this paper to
boost the Liberty Loan, as well as
heir own business. Red these ads:
Special prices on automobile cas-
inyS and tubes
The Tazewcll Supply Go.
Bill Bowscr, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bowser, of North Tazcwell, has
returned to the United States from
France, He is now in hospital in
New York.
Peery Grcever, who has 81 position
ut Boisscvaine, is in the Bluciicld
hospital suffering from an accident
in which his foot was severely mash
ed.
Roofing! Roofing! We guarantee
mat we will sell you roofing, quality
considered, lower than the regular
market price. Call and see.
l.. y. TYNES AND co.
Bowen Greever, who is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia has
been taken to the I}lueficld santarium
Tor treatment. lie is brother of Carl
Grcever whose death occurred yes
.crday from the same disease.-Ycs-
terday's Blueiieid Telegraph.
Mr. james Elmer Brown will re-
sumo his piano lessons next Wcdnes-
day, October l6. rs Mr.. Browns
work in Tazewcll is not done in class
es the closing order does not effect
nm and he will expect all his pupils
90 report for their lessons ON that
day.
The most interesting part of this
paper is the letters from the sol
llers. Many Of these letters are of
interest to others than the family of
ne writer of the letters. Other
farewell boys are frequently men
toned. Read these letters. Your boys
name may be mentioned
Ed. Howard and his mother. Mrs.
Frank Howard, OF Wittens Mills,
we're intown yesterday. Ed. invested
n a Fighting Fourth" while here.
An aHto load of George Lewis kids
went to Burke's Garden Wednesday
chestnut hunting and got Il lot Of
EN- The crop is abundant this year.
Now that the public meetings must
be suspended, the only way possible
Of reaching all the people is through
the columns of the papers. This pa
per is ION the job" DONG its best to
spread information, and to stir up
ANA Keep up enthusiasm among the
peopie. Read the paper and loan it
to your neighbor.
Mrs. Johnston, director OF the sur
Elcal dressing department of the
farewell County Chapter of the Red
cross, has received Il letter from
Washington very complimentary of
The work done by this Chapter and
stating that by reason of the char
acter Of the work the Tazewell chap
ter has been entered upon the Honor
Roll of the Red Cross.
, HiHH Aiiic Allllfu, OF IaZeWell, was
mere yesterday enroutc to her home
from, Pulaski, where she had attend
cd the funeral of relative. Miss
Mlllard reported the disease still
raging at Pulaski, with n number of
deaths. Nurses and physicians have
aeen sent into Pulaski from dis
lance, some of them coming from
Kansas Cit.-Blueticld Telegraph.
The Board of Health, in connection
With the Town Council, issued an or
Ter Monday morning closing all the
churches, picture show, social gath
erings, etc, on account of the inilu-
ecnza, which has appeared in many
localities in the county. The order