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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

155 acres fine bluegrass land, sit
uated in Sinking Waters, IL miles
from Tazewell, 10 miles from Bcr-
wind, w. Va. large coal operation,
Z miles from New River and Pocahon-
tas fields, 2 12 miles from two coal
mines, 3 stores, church, graded school
and mill and railroad station on Dry
Fork line Bandy. Va. Also one-room
school house on the farm. A public
highway runs through the farm. I'm
provements consists of Groom
house. (main residence burned few
years ago) nearly new. telephone in
the house. concrete spring house, fine
barn water at the door, double corn
crib granary above, cattle scales, all
necessary outbuildings. fine orchard.
All cleared and in grass except four
acres in woods. clean and in good >or-
der. Fifty acres of cultivatable land
level, well fenced. plenty Of water in
snrings and ponds. This land lies in
the heart of the farm known as the
w. p. PAYNE farm.
| also have 224 acres of same farm
! adjoining on west side. Will sell
! either tract separate or as n whole nj
a reasonable price, on terms to suit
This land must be seen to be appre
ciaied. Address B. I. PAYNE
8-19-2t. Bandy, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
SEED WHEAT SHORTAGE.

From reports not only in Tazewell
but from all over Virginia, it is ev-
ident that the farmers face serious,
trouble in getting satisfactory seed
wheat for this fall. In most cases the
netw crop is unfit for seed because
of poor development. The State au-
thorities have requested Us to locate
and test termination of all what of
coed quality available for seed. This
applies to the old crop as we'll as the
new crop. Farmers having wheat of
good quality for sale, are requested
to send us samples, state whether
bearded or smooth, and amount for
sale. If it tests out all right we can
likely sell considerable of it for YOU
III other parts of the State, at seed
prices and also advise you as to your
o";n seed wheat. The Tazewell Farm
bureau will list wheat for sale. offer
1T for sale to the State Authorities
and advise farmers when to bring
it in. 1t will likely have to be re-
cleaned before shipping. 1t is i'm
portant that you act ut once in this
matter. Watch your seed wheat.-R.
R. Wall, Couny Agt., C. X. Fisher.
Asst. County Agt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
MRS. MARY BROWN DEAD.

Mrs. Mary J. Brown died ut he
home in Thompson Valley, OH las
Saturday afternoon, after long i'll
ness. The funeral took place on las
Monday afternoon. from the Methu
dist church here, conducted by Rev
a. S. Ulm and Rev. b. o. Shannon
Burial was made in Jeffcrsonvill,
cemetery. The pail bearers were, nc
tive:
w. Archie Thompson. Fred |,
Steele. Frank Baylor, John Baylor
Robert Brown, C. w. Steele, Waite,
Thompson Will White, S. b. Thomn'
SON Wade II. Peery, Marvin Nc
Guire.
Honnry pall-boarers: C. II. Brown
,: >. thompson. Robert Buchanan
VIII Thompson. s. b. Ward, Gcorg,
ward, &. l.. Beavers. a. J. Larimor
Leon Bishop, Archie Thompson.
Flower Bearers: Miss Alice Thomp-
son, Miss May Brown, Mrs. Hattie
O'keetfe, Miss Alice Pccry, Miss;
Narcissa Thompson, Miss Laura
buchanan, Miss Flora Baylor, Miss
Helen Baylor. Mrs. John Bundy. Miss
Eva Steele, Miss Fannie Mcclure.
Miss Laura Moss, Mrs. C. Il. Moss,
MISS MnrHuerite Steele, Miss Bcss
Peery, Mrs. Rose Bishop. Miss An
ME I.uttrell. Miss Flora Steele.
Mrs. Brown was Il daughter of tn,
late George ii. Brown, and widow of
the late Walter and Nnwissa Thomf.
son, sister to the late Mrs. a. i
Steele, and to Mr.. VIM. Y. Thomp.
son. of this town.
-, She leaves one daughter. Mrs. Dan
Thompson. four other children huy-
ing preceded her to the grave.
The large crowd at her funeral
and the magnificent floral tributes
evinced the esteem and respect il,
which she was held by her ncirn-
bors and friends, among whom She
was born and reared, and who bnJ
known her intimately through all IN.
years.
Mrs. Brown WAS II consistent mon
Der Of the Methodist church and was
intrusted always in every rood word
and work. AS wife and mother shr
was faithful and devoted.
Right well did she ill ont th,
measures of her days, and calmly
entered into rest. She was in ihn
list year of her agc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
TllE COMMONWEALTH or vIR.
GINA. IN THE CIRCUIT COlJR1
OF TAZEWEII, COIJNTy

Commonwcalth of Virginia.
! VS.. Notice.
one i've passenger Ford Automatic.
Number 1729GlG.
10 an persons concerned i'm interest
whereas. information. on onth In.
this day been filed in the Ciori, !,
oiilce of the Circuit Court of Tnzo'
well county. Virginia. by II. T..
Spratt, Attorney for the Common.
wenlth of Virginia, in and for Tho
county of Tazewell. us provided Nv
law, alleging the seizure of one fiv,
passenger Ford Automobile. Numhcr
df296l6. by Geo. w. Pence. Dcnuty
Tor ). 5. +. Iiarman, Sheriff of soiS
county. ON or about the lth dav of
Juno. l92l, under and pursuant To n
search warrant issued by Geo. w
u.iiespie, Jr., Justice OF the Pcnrn
OF said County for the search and
SEIZURE OF said automobile, ON nr-
count OF Estcll Carter having. on Tho
uay oi SAID seizure. unlawfully trans
ported IN said automobile more than
three gallons of ardent spirits. alon,r
ana over the public road leading from
lne head of Abb's Valley in soid
county. to POcahontas, i'm said co,,n-
W IN the presence of said Geo w
renee deputy ms aforesaid, and his
posse. and said Geo. w. Pence Denutv
as aforesaid and said posse havin;,
a warrant for the arrest of said Es,
tell Carter for violating the proh;-
Dltlon laws of Virginia. and alleging
that said automobile, by reason i of
inc premises, became and is forfeit.
ed to the. Commonwealth of virginia.
ana praying that said automobile bc
condemned and sold and the nm.
; ceeds disposed of according to law.
Now therefore. all persons con-
eerned in interest are hereby cite,l
lr to appear before the Circuit Court Of
Inzewell County, Virginia at tn.
court house thereof, ON the 3rd dov
or September, 1921. and show cause
why the prayer of the information
Tor condemnation and sale of said
automobile should not be granted
Witness. II. S. Surface Clerk Of
our said court, this the 18th day of
august, 1921. and in the 10th wear
OF the Commonwealth.
II. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
CAPTURE STILL
AND One MAN
Officers Pour Out 500 Gallons
of Beer, Capture Moonshiner,
and Make Another Run For
His Life.

Sergeants Boothc, of North Taze-
we'll and Thompson, of TaZewell, as
sisted by several deputy sergeants
captured Il moonshine still in the
Paint Lick neighborhood Tuesday
night, and also young man by
name of Arch Lowe, and scared two
other men and woman so badly
that they literally picked up their
feet, and the only reason they run SO
fast was because they couldn't fly.
With the still was found also some
500 gallons of mash some singlings,
and still full of stuff ready to run.
Bacon, sugar, coffee and other things
to eat were cached near the still. The
officers had straight tip as to the
location of the still, and sometime
late Monday night congrcgated around
the spot. and waited for day light
"About gray day" said Sergcan.
Thompson, "two men and boy were
seen coming to the still, prepared TO
build a fire and start the run. Aftes
they had gotten within thirty or for
ty feet of us. We rushed them, and
Boothe grabbed the boy Lowe, and
made an effort to capture one Of
the other men, but my lame ankle
kept me from running, and my man
got away. not, however, before
sprinkled bird shot all around him.
Talk about running. why that fell
low simply flew away from that
place. We turned the slop and sing
lings down the hill. burned up the
sugar. meat and other things, anil
brought the still and worm to town.
The moonshincrs had evidently been
running this still for sometime, as
the two copper kettles rivetcd to-
gether showed long usage, and
complete running water system had
been installed by the use of pipes,
etc"
After the officers had departed
with the prisoner, they came on
down the mountain side. and one OF
the men saw woman slippin,.
through the brush like grey hound.
and they supposed she had started
for the still to cook the mems break
fast. and the firing of the gun hal
scared her away. Lowe gave bond
for aDpcarancc here in court. 1t IL
stated that interesting DEVELOPMENTS
III this case may be expected.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
BOOSTS BABY BEEF CLUE -%iaJ
IN PREMIUMS.

The Farmers National Bank offers
$4,000 to bc used by r. Il. Wall ns
premiums for the farewell Baby Beef
Club. In ease the calves are shown
ut the Tazcwcll air the premiums
will br awarded nj the Fair, and in
event they are not shown mt the Fair
the premiums will bc givcn ut n calf
show To he held nj Tn2cwcll just he
fore starting for the State Fair The
TazcwcH Motor Company also offers
II generous premium of $4,000 for
the Tazcwcll hoy whose calf beats
the best calf from Lee County. This
way cattle are selling the boys will
need these premiums and will great
ly appreciate the interest shown in
their work. II is hoped that other
business houses will also encourage
the boys in this way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
HEAVY DOCKET
FOR NEXT COURT
Prohibition Cases, in Largo
Numbers, Await Disposition in
Circuit Court, Which Be-
gins Next Week.

Commonwcalth's ATTORNEY snr.tt
has ISSUED the docket for tho na~t
term of Circuit Court. which honins
next week. The docket includes
iohg list of violators of the prohibi.
''oh i"ws, many of tho cnses being
""e To the activity of the county otric-
ers since the last term of court.
during the court term ten aute.
mobiles, coniiscaed by the State un-
urr The prohibition act, will be offer-
cd for sale. They include several
makes of cars.
Following is the docket:
Violation of the prohibiton laws
S'Ias pructt, Mig Martin, Otis Al
tlzcr. Ollie Compton, Walter Comm
tom Clevc Tabor, Jnmes Frnnkliu.
Eva Brown. Ada johnson, Lucille
kash, Gilbert Patrick. Joo George.
t.stcl Carter, a. T.. Moore. George
llcdrick Cecil Carter. w. w. Parks,
Charles jennings. Ross Patton, IIom-
or Smith, lloyt Wiley, o. Moore.
Tom Hayes and Joe Types three
c'srs; Walter Buffalo. John Nunly
and Robert Jones. two casca; II. Z.
Dickens, steve Stupcnsky, Bob Lam
hcrt. 2 cnscs; +. r. Martin, Jim Ray.
Aut Jackson. Handy Sadler, A. B.
Lambert. w. L. Moore. Gray pcery,
Louie Bailey. Crock Swim, Ella
Dickens. J. r. Conley. Will IIaden.
Dewey Wiley. George Morrison, Stoyc
Ellics, Grecver Taylor. j. G. CnrtQr.
'l"hn Bnndy. Bliss Altizcr. ]. h.
Harrison. S. M. Dunnigan, John
Sims. Earl Mckee. Chns. McClan-
r'han. John Wishncviky. Jay Payne.
Fclonics: Tyres J. Bolt, Frank
H"llon Earl Brooks. Thomns Mack.
"'''i" West. Sidney Williams, three
units: Ed. Blanchct. Alfred Farm
"r, three counts; Harvey Graham,
'hrr" counts: Luther Jenkins, Henry
smith. Bill McCloud. Kcstcr phipps,
VIII Scrhcr and J. Myers, II. C. Os-
horne. Thomas Johnson. Aut Jackson.
Walter Tcstermont, Turner Sarvor,
Clarence Sprovlcs. Will Whitaker.
Henry Short. Willard Shrudcr, Arch
Lowe. Charles Phillips.
cnn'cnnors: Raleigh Trigg.
Tom French. Oval Moore. l.. M. Scott,
Mary a. Mnxcv. Tom Lambert, Rni
Barnett. Tom Dunford, Arthur VIM
mcr two eases; Arthur Grouse, Will
liz llorgan. two cnscs: r. j. Dnw-
s"n appral; Eugene Wimmor, II. l..
llcldrcth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINA, IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
or TAXEWEII. COUNTY.


Commonwealth of Virginia,
vs.. Notice.
One sorrcl riding horse.
TO all persons concerned in interest
whereas, information on oath has
this day been filed in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Tazc-
well County, Virginia, by IL. l..
Spratt, Attorney for the Common
wealth of Virginia, in and for Tnzc-
well County, ms provided by law. nj
leging the seizure Of one sorrel rid
ing horse, by Add lIarman, prohibl-
tion officer for razcwcll County, on
or about the 18th day of July, 1921,
under and pursuant to n search war
rant issued by j. f. Beavers. n JUS
ticc of the Peace for Tazewcl Coun-
ty for the search and seizure of the
said sorrcl riding horse, on account
of j. Is. HARRISON having, on the day
of said seizure, unlawfully trans
ported on snid sorrcl riding horse
more than one quart Of ardent spirits
along and over the public roads of
said County, and said Add IIarman
officer as aforesaid, having Il warrant
for the arrest Of said j. B. HARRISON
FOR violating the prohibition laws
of Virginia and alleging that. said
sorrel riding horse by reason af the
premises. became and Is forfeited
to the Commonwealth of Virginin
and praying that said sorrcll horse
be condemned and sold and the pro.
cceds disposed of according to law
Now, therefore, all persons cor.
ccrncd in interest are hereby cited
to appear before the Circuit CourI
Of Tazwcll County, Virginia at tn,
court house thereof. ON the 3rd day
of September. 1921 then in session
and show cause why the prayer o
the information for the condemna
ton and sale Of said sorrel ridin,
horse should not be granted
Witness, III. S. Surface, Clerk o
our said Court, this the 18th day o.
August, 1921. and in the 10th yea
Of the Commonwealth.
ii. S. SURFACE. Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
BAD MAN BACK IN CAMP.

Clyde Jones, who participated in
the escape of prisoners from the
convict road force last March when
Frank Medley was killed, was cap
tured by guard G. G. Harris at Rho
dell, w. Va. last Sunday evening
and brought back to camp. He viii
be fixed in such mapner that run
ming will be difficult, in addition to
receiving more "timc" for his escap
ade. Two colored boys from Gra-
ham were caught near the camp last
Saturday with car they had stolen
from the Barnett garage, and taken
back to Graham. Harris participat-
ed in this capture also.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
TAZEWELL FAIR
WILL BE GOOD
Prospects Bright For Fine Cat,
tie Exhibition, Races. and 9th
rIlish Class and interest
ing Attractions.

there Is every indication now that
Fair Viii 80 through with whoop
The cv.nty has never had finer crop
Of corn. oats and vegetables. The
premiums offered are more liberal
than formerly. The stock xhibit will
be the best ever shown here Of hong
sotck. Attractive races and large
number of shows have already been
booked.
And SO the people of the county
will meet i'll II great social gathering
and contest. The outlook is good.
Corn may not he entirely muturcd,
but ripe enough to show what it Ii
and what il would be if ripe. Wheat
is indifferent, but there is some show
wheat in the county. and the best
there is should he shown, if not as
good MS desired. 1t may be better
than the other fellows and curry of
the prize. There ought to be and
will he fine tomato and potato cx-
hibit, also bccts.
II is decided to admit old corn on
the same basis as new corn, in class
by itself, not in competition with the
now corn Separate premiums will be
gwen for best old corn grown last
year and best corn grown this year.
Special Farm Exhibit.
IT. is understood that there will be
several farm exhibits ns II whole.
This will be IN unique feature and
one not heretofore seen ut the Fair
here. And so, the prospect for fine
Fair is unusually good. One day dur
ing the Fair will be Farmers Day
especially. Watch for the announce
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
NEW METHODS SHOWN IN COOK.
ING DEMONSTRATION.

The cooking demonstration, given
m the High School building on Mon
uay was pronounced quite Il success,
and much interest was shown by the
women OF the town-about so in num-
Dcr-in the demonstration, which was
in charge of Miss Bycr, county dem
onstrator and Mrs. M. M. Davis, of
the State Home Department. The OBJ
Jcct of the exhibition was to demon
sratc the steam pressure method of
cooking, an entirely new method here.
but one which seems to have been
pretty widely adopted in other sec
tions of the county.
A number of vegetables, chickens,
etc, were cooked by this method,
which is specially recommended when
canning is to be done. 1t was show.i
that canning of vegetables and of
meats, etc. can be done more eA-
peditiously by the new method
Whether or not any of the ladies
adopt the new method was not stat
ed. Anyway, the occasion furnished
lot of free advertising for the
manufacturers of the outfits and oil
stoves.
The house keepers of the communi-
ty need some practical instruction,
they say. as how best to use the
present methods to the best advant-
age. rather than the introduction of
new and costly methods.
While not opposed to the adoption
of new methods which in most homes
is unpracticable if not impossible,
there IS need of some up-to-date in
struction how to employ to best. az
vantage, the means and methods in
hand.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
THE GHOST MYSTERY SOLVED

Al last the mystery of the Bris-
tol ghost house has been solved, and
tie a. p. and other news agencies
will have to look to other sources
for freak news. An Investigation
made in Bristol by the Herald Cour.
icr developed that thr noise in the
old house was made by two Demo-
Gratis who had secreted themselves
in lonely portion of the basement,
and were mourning and groanine be-
cause they voted the Republican
ticket last year with the hope that
conditions would change--and they
did. The two unfortunates were found
to be two Democratic coal operators
and the only words they could uttet
after being dragged from their hid.
ing place was n-o-r-m-a.l.c-y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
TURNER -EMSCHWILLEIl

The Richmond newspapers contain
ed IN account of the recent wedding
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Cour-
lice Scott in Richmond. OF Miss Nell
lmschwiller, formerly resident OF
Tazcwell, and Mr.. james r. Turner,
Gf Ncnnctssvillc, S. G. Mrs. Turnor
Is Il daughter of tho lale Oscar EN-
schwilcr. who was long resident Of
Ta2cwcll md has made her home for
several years with Mr.. and Mrs. f..
V. SPOTS ut Bcnnetsviuc, s. G. After
a tour of the north they will be ut
home Bcnnetsville.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
FOR SALE.

Must dispose of our surplus
Cockrels at once TO make room,
for our Pullets as well as an
other large consignment of lay.
ers expected.
The cockrcls are extra large
March and April hatchcd, weigh.
ing up to 6 lbs. each. Single
comb Rhode Island Reds. You
can save us well as improv.
your flocks next spring by look.
ing over these really great cock.
rels. Costing from $500 to 81
5. J. Peters, Mgr.
FAlRplEW POULTRY FARMS
Phone 63 Il.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
NURSING THE SICK AT Pearls.
BURG.

Mrs, J. r. Neal, Bristol, Will Pain.
ter's sister, was stricken with typhoid
fever and had to go to the sani-
tariur. She sent her children to her
sister, Mrs. II. +. Witten at Pearls
burg. Her baby. about 4 years old,
was taken with fever and pneumonia,
and Mrs. Painter left Tazewell We'd
nesday to the bedside of the little
fellow, and will help to nurse it back
to health.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
JUST ARRIVED.

Car pine flooring at $1,000 per
thousand feet. Also have few thou
sand feet of four aich at $500. Lots
OF inch poplar siding at $4,000
Cement $1.00 and 10 cents off for
bags returned. See us for your build-
ing needs. FEDERAL. LUMBER co
North Tazcwcll, Va. ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
HORSE STOLEN $25 REWARD.

sorrel mare WAS stolen from my
'lnce Inst Friday two weeks n,co. She
hnd white face. left hind foot wn.,
whito. Amy information about The
mare will be appreciated. \ reward
ot $2h.00 will he paid to the PARTY
returning or giving information to
the whereabouts of this mare. r.. NJ.
Patrick. Pocahontns. Il. +. u.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
PREACHING NOTICE.

Preaching Saturday 1900 n. m, at
Central church by Rev. II. Il. Kelso,
presiding elder. Immediately after the
service, the Fourth Quarterly Con
ference will be held when reports
will be called for from the followinc.
church officials: the pastor, S. S.
superintendent. stewards, trustees,
president Of the W. NJ S.
At this confcrcn:c all church AMI
Sunday school officials. to serve dur
ing the insuing conference year, will
be elected.
Full reports are expected from all
classes. Preaching at 800 p. m., and
Sunday morning. II 100 n. m. Tn,
Union revival meeting will begin al
this service and continue indefinite.
ly, Of which previous announcement
has been made. Preaching at the
Glade 800 p. m.
The Annual Conference will b,
held in Morristown. Tenn, Oct. 18th
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
LOST KEYS.

Two keys on string lost be-
tween Episcopal church and front
gate of Rev. c. r. Brown, going by
way of the Baptist church. Return
lo this office and receive reward
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern:
My wife, Mary Jane Vance, having
left my home without just cause and
against my will, l hereby notify all
persons that | will not be responsible
for any debts or obligations she may
incur while she remains away from
my home
This August II, 1921.
ELIJAH VANCE.
Aug.19-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
PROF. BROWN is HERE.

;. School opens the first Monday in
September. "
The new Principal, Prof. w. IL.
Brown and Mrs. Brown, have reach
ed Tazewell, and will proceed at
once to get things in shape for the
opening. The prospect is for the larr-
est school attendance in years.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
CIVIC LEAGUE REGULAR MEET
ING.

The civic league will hold it's reg
ular meeting in the High School
building Tuesday, the 23rd at 1880
o'clock. The chairmen and all mem.
bers are urged to be present.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
LOST POCKET BOOl.

f"cl,ct book. containing $40 lost
somewhere in town Sunday morning.
anc ON papers in pocket book Re
ara II returned to Il. +. Bunny or
TO this cilicc. AM, "a q,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
FOR SALE PuRE-BRED UERi
SHIRE,

Fine purc-brcd berkshire bonr,.
weight seventy five To one hundred
pounds. One SOW and pigs for snlc
lory the next ten days. G.. K. Brown
'""c"cn va. Aug 1872,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
a DEMAND FOR HOUSES.

II you have house for sale or
rent there will be little difficulty now
to place it provided price is right.
AS school opening approaches there
are calls for houses, for rent chiefly,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
SPEED COPS GETTING BUSY

Tie speed cops in the county, espe-
tally in the section between Taze-
well and Graham. on the recently
completed road, have been unusually
active the past few weeks, and Q
number of speed maniacs have beer
caught.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
Hlllf SUNDAY CLUB Ar MEruO
DIST CHURCH SUNDAY.

Services ut Methodist Church Sun
day evening at O'Clock will he I'm
charge of members of the "Billy
Sunday Club" of Blueicld and Ora.
ham.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
WATCH LOST.

Illinois. open face. gold ease with
Buick fob attached. Lost "Wednesday
a. M. Reward if returned 10 Cecil
Wittcn or this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
Announcement of our
Millinery Opening, August 25tl
and Ocfh

Also z. up-to-date showing of la
oies suits and coats and wraps.
Everyone invited to come.
HURT MERCANTILE co.
Richlands, Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
ICE CREAM SUPPER.

There will be an ice cream suDper
at Stowersville School house, Sntur.
day, August goth. beginning at 5 D
m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-19
ATTENTION.. MEN.

~ broken assortment Of Triangle
Brand linen collars. Reduced lo clns,
Sc. or 2 for lhc. VARIETY STORE.