Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-08
Local News

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. F*F.fF+.+I.iI..s.
NOTICE.
Beginning with the issue of
August 18th, all advertising To-
calls, which are sandwiched be-
tween news locals will be charg-
ed for at the rate Of ten cents
per line. In separate pay local
column 5 cents per line. Adver-
Users take notice.
Occident Flour the kind the bakers
use-at Boyer's.
Little Miss Elizabeth Matthews. OF
Wytheville, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
+. Il: Witten. She came through with
Mr.. Fl. w. Pobst.
o Cedar Oil and Mops-at Boyer's
Mr.. John Whit, of Baptist Valley
was business visitor to Tazcwell
Wednesday,.
Try. 1.-TWO NIinutc-Oat Mcal"-at
Boyer's.
j. Saunders Gillespie, the well
known and wealthy farmer of Cliff
field, continues in delicate health.
Use Kellogg's Health Bran for
your health's sakc-at Bowers.
Mr.. c. M. Hunter, of the Pounding
Mill Quarry, was visitor to Taze-
we'll Monday.
Wards Loaf Cake-at Boyer's.
Pat-A-Cake Flour for Cake Max
ing-at Boyer's.
Photographs of "our Boys" in
Company formation at Tazewcll July
10. They show why we are JUSTLY
proud of TaZewell's war record Price
5Ocents each OF $500 for set of four.
j. G. ALLISON,
North Tazewcll, Va. Aug. s Ii.
The farm in Brazil, on which is;
grown the celebrated "fIotc Astcr
Coffee" is said to the the worlds
finest coffee plantation This famous
coffee, sold by j.. b. Boyer and Co.
The advance in the price of Hotel
Aster Coffee, as compared with Other
world famous brands, has been very
slight. For sale at Boyer's.
DR.. Victor Mccall, who is employed
rs pharmacist by the leadings drug
gist of Chatham, Va, has been ut his
home here this week visiting his
mother, Mrs. Annie Mccall. He re-
Gently secured an assistant pharma-
cists' certificate from the State
Board of Pharmacy.
Send your kodak films to me. The
finished picture will be ready for you
the next day. j. C. ALLISON, North
Tazewell, Va.
Big Bob Fox and Harry Bundy
were guests of the Sons of Rest
Society on Wednesday. They are no,
frequent visitors, however.
L. b. Absher, West Graham, call.
ed in the othe day to consult the
book-keeper, and to say, that his
son, William had reached home last
Saturday, from France. The boys
homefolks are, of course, happy
J. N. Young, Thompson Valley,
called in day of two ago on his r.
turn from Marion. His daughter, Mrs.
Grosclose who lives there, is mourn
ing the loss of her bright young badly.
Cause Of death, cholera infantum.
Rush Barns. the well known colorcd
man of North Tazcwcll, calls in to
request us to state that he is on the
lookout for Il job as stable man and
general all around factotum around
H. bousa 4 unu haun crnh ;nl
look up Uncle Rush.
Films developed 10cents each, any
size. My work will please you. If you
appreciate quick service, come to,
j. C. ALLISON,
North Tazewell, Va. Aug. s. It.
Rev. w. C. Foster, and his party,
who had been on visit here to rel
atives, left ON Tuesday on their re-
turn trip to Latta, S. c. They re-
turned by way of Farmville to visit
other relatives on the way.
Capt. Jos. Stras Walton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. w. Walton, re-
Gently returned from overseas, has
been in Tazewell several days, the
guest of his uncle, b. w. Stras. Capt.
Walton reached the United States
and home about the middle of June.
He was connected with the 8th In
fantry, New Jersey Regiment.
Florence Wickleas Oil Cooking
Stoves on hand
Mrs. NJ. L. Peery and her prett,
daughter, Miss Macie, were welcome
visitors to this sanctum bright an,
early Monday morning. Mrs. Peery
ordered this oracle to her daughter
Mrs. Tanning at White Gate.
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