Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-04

surplus hay should be bailed ut once
and put OH the market.
l.. y. TYNES AND co.
a telegram was received Wednesday
at North Tuzewell from DR.. j. W.
Wittcn, stating that he had arrived
in New York, and was on his way 10
Camp Lee to be- mustered out OF tbs
service. He will be home in few
days.
Brooms don't wear out, they get dry
and break of. The brooms sold by
Boyer and Co. are soaked in IL strong
solution Of hot salt water which makes
the straw tough. Try one and be cot
WINGED.
1t is to be hoped that the Republic
can convention which meets at Rich
lands tomorrow will put Tazcwcll and
the district on the map rs determined,
rs far as possible, to put something
into the League OF Nations instead OF
getting MI we can out OF it,
j. w. Jones, il, who has been in
the army since the beginning of the
war, has recently obtained an hen
orablc discharge, and will soon take
up h!s work as agent Of the Express
Company. Incidentally he has bought
q house and lot at North Tazewcll,
for speculative purposes, of course.
After the 10th of this month the
price of tires will be advanced . pei,
cent. We advise you to place your
order ut once for your tires and save
this extra expense. We can furnish
you good. bad or indifferent castings.
1t all depends on what kind you buy
ami the price you pay for them
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
Col. w. G.. O'Bricn, Secretary of
the Republican county committee, has
agreed to report the Richlands con-
vcntion for this paper. This former
Republican editor is given Il free
hand" and the doings of said con-
vcntion will appear in next issue of
Shis paper. Look out for il if you
e interested.
Hotel Astor Coffee is coffee of
quality, and is used exclusively in
tn cafes and dining rooms of the lIo
to! Astor, one of the most exclusive
nd luXunious hotels in the world. In
order To give our customers an on
portunity 10 test the merits of this
excellent coffee, we will sell one pack
q to each customer on Saturday.
April 9Th, for 81 cents the pound.
y pretty wedding was solcmnized
last Wednesday, ut the horne Of MIR
and Mrs Joe WINNER, when their
daughter, Miss Helen, bcttInc the
bride Of Mr. James w. Jones, late Of
the U. $. Amy. Rev. W. C. Thomp-
son, the brides pastor, otliciatcd. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones will make their home
at North Tazewcll. whore Mr.. ZONES
has recently bought property.
y trial package of HOTEL ASTOR
COFFEE for 35c on Saturday. April
9Th 1T Boycr's.
If the films arrive in time. srhe
Common Cause" will be shown TO-
night nj the New Theatre. Watch the
street car for banner. e ntierplliih
street car for banner. Entire net
proceeds will be used rs announced
elsewhere.
Mrs. p. d. Johnston and Miss Ellie
Bcwen have had charge Of the ar
rengements for the Charity Benefit mt
the New Theatre tomorrow. They will
be the cuStodians OF the money TAX
en- in at the window and contribu
tons that may be sent in by those
who cannot be present, but who may
wish to contribute.
Miss Mary Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Brown, and Mr.. Sam
uel d. May, both of Tazewell, were
married at the home Of the bride here
last Saturday afternoon. Rev. C. X.
Brown, father of the bride, oilciat-
ed. MIR. E. r. Burk, brother-in-law
OF Mr. May, was the only person
present OUTSIDE oil the Immediate
family. Mr.. and Mrs. May left Sat
urday night for visit to the Eastern
cities, and are expected back ut Tazc-
we'll next week.
Tomorrow's attraction Mt the New
Theatre, 1.-THE Common Cause" has
been turned over to certain ladies of
the town and community, who will use
The proceeds in sending an unrortu-
male man, who for the past year has
been disabled with rheumatism. to
Hot Springs. Ark, for treatment. This
is worthy cause and slionld be lib
orally patronizcd by the public. Ad.
mission, lower floor, % and soc, bal.
cony, 25c.
w. f. Hartman purchased from j.
n. Harman the seven acre tract of
land just west of j. N. Harman's
home place, which j. N. Hartman re-
Gently purchased from II. Claude
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