Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-24

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
Buy your Sunday dinner from the
w. C. L. U. ladies tomorrow and go
to church Sunday.
Jefferson Flour-at Boycr's.
Mrs. Grace johnson, who was re-
ported very i'll the first of the week,
we are glad to state is much i'm
proved
Miss Elizabeth Steele has been i'll
all week, but is better.
Miss Harris is visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. D. Peery at North Tazewell.
Hotel Astor Coffee the Worlds
greatest drnk-at Boyer's.
II. B. Pribble, secretarT and trea-
surer of the Tazcwcll Motor Com
pany, has been i'll at his home here
for several days. He was on the
street for o short time Wednesday,.
Received the first of the week all
kinds of flower bulbs, ut Pobsts.
FOR SALE-Onc extra nice 3-ycar
old Shorthorn heifcr. Fresh Nov. l.
]. G. Buston.
Car Service, day or night, anytime.
reasonable. a. A. BOOTHE. phone
97-a, Tazewell, Va.
Fish and oysters-At Boyer's.
My flower bulbs have arrived. At
present have the following bulbs:
narcissus, hyacinths, white and vel
low Jonquils, frecsias and mixed tu-
lips. H. w. Pobst.
See the front page Of this pape.
for prices of flower bulbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spratt and
Mrs. Matte Thompson are having
improvements made to their homes
on Pine Street.
FOR SALE-Scvcn nice highly
bred Duroc shoats, s weeks old. j.
G. Buston.
Sweet Potatoes 5 cents the pound
at Boyer's.
Joe Heldreth and his assistants
are making good Roadway on the
home of B. w. Stras, jr The nice
home will be ready for occupancy by
the first of the year, it is believed.
Boyer's and Co. will buy some nice,
well cleaned white and colored beans.
The editors thanks are rendered
Mr.. j. E. Turner for samples of
Fallawtcr and j. +. w. apples-as
fine as you ever saw, and ms Juicy
as you "ever stuck Il tooth in" Only
one objection, but won't state t.
Good Old Victory Coffee 3S cts.
the pound ut Boyer's.
Political cconomy-Vote for the
best man and buy your groceries
from Boyer and Co.
II. j. Neal, Shawvcrs Mills, was
here on Wednesday, and entered his
name on the list. He had two sons in
the war. Only one came back. The
other sleeps somewhere in Flanders
Fields.
Roy Jones left last Sunday TO-.
Nebraska, where he expects to make
his future home. He still holds his
farm on Clear Fork, and may drift
back after awhile.
Miss Mary Moore has been lend
ing her aid and comfort to Edward
jackson In running the drug store
this week, DR.. jackson being i'm the
city of Richmond at meeting of
the pharmacy board
Rev and Mrs. w. G. Fox spent n
few days here last week with re-
latives. Mr.. Fox was transferred from
Coulwood, West Va. to Church Hill.
Tennessee, by the recent liolston
Conference. Mrs. Fox is daughter
of Mrs. Lowder of this town, and
MIR. Fox, a son of Mr. j. II. Fox. of
Cambria, formerly of Burkc's Gard
en-.
In order that the people of North
Tazewell may have the opportunity
Of attending the services in the Pres
byterian Church, the Street Car Com
pany has agreed to hold the street
car until after the services each
night.
Republicans in the Senate fiebtinr
the covenant of nations ought to take
advantage of the present situation
and get few post Offices for thel,
constituents.
Take no chances on coffee makinr
use harrington Halr' soluble cof,
fee-Boyer and Co. sell it.
Mrs: j. w. Showers, OF Pooles-
vile, Md. has been on a three weeks
visit to the old home ON Clear Fork
Inc family moved to Maryland about
three years ago, and like their new
nome. Mrs. Showers and Miss Fav
Gregory, daughter of C. r. GREGORY
were shopping in town on Monday,