Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-11

Thomas a. Rcpass, who was i'll at
his home for several days with
erysipelas has recovered and resum-
ed his duties as manager .of the
Clinch Valley Insurance Agency.
All wool blue serge, 4S inches
wide. Reduced to one dollar and half
per yard. Whtley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kelly have
been rejoicing this week over the
arrival of fine boy in their home,
which came Saturday night. Mother
and baby are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lewis re-
turned unexpectedly Monday from
Hot Springs, where Mr.. Lewis hadi
gone for his health When he heard
that the weather was so balmy in
Tazewell he packed up his belongings
and struck back for the mountains.
Mems all wool blue serge suits,
$27.5O. Why pay more? j. W. Whit
ley.
Mr.. W. p Elson, teacher in the
Tazewel High School, has been in
disposed for several days with the
pink eye. Rev. Mr.. Arrowood hos
been filling his place.
Services in Episcopal church Sun
day morning at II o'clock.
Come i'll and save money. Columbia
Grafonolas back to pre- war prices.
j. w. Whitley.
Fuller Brothers have complete
line of rugs, mattings, etc, which
are reasonably priced.
s., 8, 10 and IL stran wire fencing
on hands.
THE TAzEwELL SUPPLY co.
See Fuller Brothers line of rugs.
mattings, etc.
Mr.. Benjamin Pinckney, of Bcr-
wind, w. Va, has been the guest of
his sister, Mrs. N. NJ. Walker in this
town.
Two and half yards wide Pep
perhill shceting at 80 cents per yard.
j. w. Whitley.
FOR SALE-Plymouth Rock eggs.
S1.OO per setting. Mrs. j. A. Leslie.
WANTED-A wide awake repre-
sentative for this County, on liberal
commission basis. Prefer man who
mas had experience selling monu-
ments. Address with name of past
employer. p. 0. Box 452, Roanoke,
Va Ill ~
Albert Mccall, of War, was here
to see his mother, Mrs Annie Nc |
Cal Sunday. lie gives Il gloomy re-
port OF the situation in the Dry Fork |
eoai ned section where many of the
mines are working only u day or
two out of the week.
Mrs. y. b. Buchanan has rome 70
Walterboro, S. G.. to visit her daurh. |
Ter, Mrs. Moorer, who has been III. |
Mr. K. NJ. Sims, of Martinsville |
VIII preach in the Christian church
morning and evening Of next Sunday.
ne will also preach at Poundinp
MIL at p. m. on same date. Come
out and hear him.
Rev. a. S. Ulm will preach Sun.
day u. M. ut Mt. Olivct: 3:3O n.
NJ, ut Concord
Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Atwen. who
i've near Ada. w. Va, passed thru
sown on Monday enroute home from
aaitviile, where they had been on n |
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Andcr
son, Mt Saltville. Mr.. Atwell is uncle
TO Robert Atwell, who works for
Geo. w. Lewis.
Arthur Lewis, with his force, baledI
large lot of straw and hay last
week. The straw was shipped. thel
nay stored for better price. Straw |
Lewis said, is about $1,000 per toni
nearly as much as for hay.
w; P. Borgess., Richards and
Charley Neal. Red Ash, were here on
Monday, to attend the furcral and
An interesting news letter from
umn of this paper
CommonweSlth's Attorney Sprattl
mas received photo of Robert Hair
rls, the negro who was arrested inI
Kentucky for highway robbery and
has been identified as the same Har-
ris who escaped from the Jail hero
several months ago. An effort is be-
ing made to bring him back to Taze-
well, where he will be tried for iailE
breaking in addition to the fifteen
year, term in the penitentiary to
which ne was sentenced prior to the
Tune Of his escape from the jail here
The Tazewell Gas and Oil Com
pany is the name of the new toncnrn
at North Tazewcll engaged in Fur.
m,shing gas and oil for automobiles. /,
me company recently installed al
tank capable Of holding car of
gasoline The officers of the concern
are j.. d. Peerv. President: ] r.
Laird. Vice-Presidcnt. L. A. Tynes.
Secretary and Glen C. pccry, man,
ager.
With each two dollar purchase
rive you one chance on n hundred
dollar Grafonola to be given away on
May 7th at two p. m. All numbers