Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-11-01
Local News

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FOR SALE-Domestlc Sewing ma
chine. Apply to this Office.
Services in the Christian church
Sunday night, beginning at p. m.
Special prices on automobile
castings. The Tazewell Supply Co.
Preaching in tic Tazewell Baptist
church Sunday at II a. M, by the
pastor, T. II. Campbell.
You will eventually use Victory
Coffee, why not now? For sale at
Boyer's, pounds for $l.00.
Attorney ii. Claude Pobst was con-
fined to his home several days the
past week with severe cold.
108 cooking stoves, heating
stoves, steel and cast ranges for
sale. The Tazewell Supply Co.
10. White is i'll with the influenza
at his home in the Cove Late re-
ports are that he will recover
Brooms, mops, scrub brushes, o.
Cedar mops and O'Ccdar oil at Bow
cr's.
WANTED-2 or 3 pounds good
country butter. each week. Mrs. r..
>. Mckelvey, Box iG7, Norton, Va.
Did you note what the editor of
the Clinch Valley News had to saw
about Boycr's Victory Coffee in last
weeks issue of that paper?
20 head of nice ycarling steers for
sale. Il X. Crockett, Wittens Mills
VA. 10-25-2t.
The New Theatre is being thorough
~ overhaulcd and repaintcd. II will
be as fresh and clean as band box
FOR the opening Tuesday.
Mr.. +. II. Hayes, of North Taze-
well, a brother of S. r. Hayes, who
was killed at Tip Top last Thurs
day, was here on business yesterday.
Sheet iron wood heating stoves
$500 to $1,000. The TaZcwelI
Supply Co.
Christmas cards for soldiers must
be mailed early in November TO in
sure their being received on time.
beautiful line TO select from al Jack
sons.
5. j. Thompson was in town on
yesterday and reports sick people all
recovering in the Cove. Robert S.
Moss reports no serious eases i'm
Burke's Garden.
Tho. A. Pobst, who has been nj;
Staunton assisting l.. a. Tyncs in the
SHIPMENT OF ms apple crop, has re-
turned to his home here. While in
Staunton he had the "nu."
Galvanized wash tubs, clothes bas-
kets, and all kinds of laundry soaps
ut Boyel's.
Mrs. George Mcconnell is recover
ing rapidly from u serious attack of
double pneumonia. At one time her
condition was thought to he almost
hopeless. She will soon he Out if no
complications develop.
New Theatre next Thursday. Clara
himball Young in "rhe Common
Law, by Robert w. Chambers. This
VIII be brand new film of one OF
inc most famous pictures in cx;s.
enee Usual prices.
Bowen Thompson, son of Mr.. and
MIS- >. d. Thompson, who has made
various efforts to get in the service,
mas finally been accepted in the navy
ana left for Norfolk on Monday to
enter the United States Navy.
-, The New Theatre will open next
Tuesday with Norma Talmadge in
fanthea, an extraordinary special
production in six parts. Admission:
Lower floor, 10 and zoe; Balcony. 10
and lac
A message from Sergeant Guy
Rosenbaum to his father, II. ii. Ros-
enbaum, in Graham. states that no
had been slightly wounded in France
ana was on his way to base hos
pital. He was with tank corps.
Mr. j. A. Pickett, of Thompson
Valley and Nh. S. ~. Lefrcl, of Shaw
v.ers Mills, have moved their fami-
iies-Puckett to Graham and Leirel
TO Bluefeld. These good people will
be missed from their former commu
mites.
New Perfection oil heaters at Boy
er's.
Constable Dawson, of Richards,
who was here Tuesday on business,
informs us that special county police
man and himself DESTROYED a large
still on Mill Creek last week. 500 gal
Ions Of mash was DESTROYED. but the
owners had escaped.
In reply to Il number of kind in
qunies, the editor is glad to be able
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