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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-07
"THEY" MAKE THE MEN LOOK
aLONGER."
Wytheyille. Va. Lnlu 6

Wytheville, Va, July 8.
Editor Clinch Valley News:
We had most delightful surprise
one day last week when our dear old
bachelor Uncle Ned came over the
mountains from Cripple Creek to pay
us visit. After he was prepared a
good supper of which he ate heartily,
we all sat around him and had a de-
lightful time reciting old family
events and current topics all retir-
ing later. Nearly all next day was
spent the same way. However we
were all anxious to know the real OBJ
ject of his missions as he had told
us soon after his arrival that he had
come over on some very particular
business of course we were anxious
to know what it was and all made a
guess as we had no knowledge Of his
making will. For the last few years
he has been almost blind. Otherwise
in fine physical condition. Next morn
ing our curiosity was relieved by his
telling US he had come over to con-
suit local physician and have a pre-
Iminary examination made Of his
eyes and to advise with him as to the
advisability Of going east ana con-
sulting specialist, rel.tive to having
an operation performed with the view
of restoring his eyesight. The exami-
nation was made and our physician
told him an operation might restore
his eyesight but owing to his ad-
vanced years he would have to ad-
wise against his taking chances on
some complication that might arise
and shorten his days.
| noticed from his remarks as well
as his looks that he did not relish
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WELCOME SUMMER VISITORS.

Prof. Presley, his wife, Mrs. Geor-
oie Crockett PRESLEY, sister MISS
Scssie Crockett and mother, MRS.
Crockett. widow Of the nto DR.. Hen
ry Crockett, Due West, 5. y, are
here OH vacation visit. From the gen,
cral appearance and conversation OF
these good people, the climate, busi.
ness and all, of the great state oil
South Carolina must be nearly as
good MS in TaZewcll.
DIR. ]. A. Reese and family, Lynch
burg, are on vacation to Mrs. Reese's
parents at Wittens Mill, Mr.. md
Mrs. S. A. Witten. Their annual via-
it's are always enjoyed all around.
They manage to land here about fry
ing-sizc chicken time every summer.
Walter A. Millard, Hazen, North
Dakota, is here to see his mother,
Mrs. A. M. MilIard, whose extreme
illness has been noted in this paper.
Mrs. Millard is considered out Of
danger.
Walter has been chief agent for
the Union Pacific at Hazen for years.
He was born and reared in this town.
He says that all the shopmen in
his territory have Joined the strik-
ers, and walked out. Tho clerks and
office men are still on the job.
Miss Virginia Wall is here on a
visit to her brother, Mr.. Wall, man.
ager of the Tazewell Farm Bureau.
Little Miss Rosalie Jennings, n
pretty little Miss of johnson City,
Tennessee, is spending happy time
with her little friend, Hortonse Hig-
ginbotham.
Miss Ella j. Hancock, of Richmond
Is due to reach Tazewell today on
her annual visit to her neice, Mrs. ].
A. Leslie.
Mr.. A. H. Apperson, prominent
business man, Richmond, Is here on
a visit TO his sister, Mrs. T.. A.. Tynes,
as is also Miss l.. l.. Hanson, of
Syracuse, New York, f riend of Mrs.
Tynes. Miss Hanson is connected with
the Emma Willard School for girls.
at Troy, New York. Miss Hanson has
visited in Berlin and other European
cities.
M. Y. Purcell, manager of Fuller
Bros. has returned from a visit to
his wife at Kingsport, Tennessee. He
reports his. wife's mother very III.
and his wife's return to Tazewell is
delayed In consequence,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-07
EpWORTII LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

Tanncrsvilc. Va, July 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. u. Il. George md Mrs. Harris,
of Broadford, came up Sunday to
nasiat in organizing an Epworth
League, Mt Crnbtrcc Chapel. There
was much interest manifested in tho
organization. 30 members wero on
rolled. Tho following officers wero
elected: President, j. G. Taylor; Vice
President. Miss Blanche Asbcrry;
Treasurer, w. A. Hit; Recording
Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Holmes.
Tho Christian Endeavor Society
give Il pic supper ut Mr.. Cadwcll's
Saturday afternoon, for tho benefit
of the society.
Il. j. Asbury hns returned homo
from Washington and Lee law school,
he passed tho State bar oxaminn-
ton, and will graduate Mt w G.. L.
next year.
a. M. Crnbtrcc, who has boen To-
Gated ut Greensboro, Pa, for several
months, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. Crnbtreo, here.
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METHODIST REVIVAL CLOSED
LAST SUNDAY.

The Methodist revival closed last
Sunday morning. Evangelist J. w
Carter, and singer, jeff Wall, labor
ed diligently and earnestly for two
weeks. The enthusiastic deliverance
of the evangelist, and the fine music
led by Mr.. Wall, with trombone and
piano accompaniment, and large
choir, drew large audiences twice q
day. The services drew large crowds
company on two occasions being
from Bluefield.
Remarkable to relate, so far as
known there were no professions Sc
far ms reported. That the meeting
was an unusual one for the Method.
ist church, and consequently disnp-
pointing, will hardly be denied. Sew.
eral members of the church express
themselves as hopeful that good will
finally come of the meeting.
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1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN

Riehlands, Va., July 5.-As tn.
red lights of the departed spirits no
longer appear, and us the spell is
broken; lend me yoru ears, and lis
ten to my tale of joy. Oh yo men,
bers of the G. o. while yo uhave
lost out in the primaries of thIce OF
inc leading stntes, you havo moro
than evcned up things in your crush
ing majority nthe municipal Gle,
lion pulled oil hero on June 18th. 1t
ut hrst seemed that the old guard
would 80 dowT in defeat, that right
woiud triumph over might; but when
Andy, the Richard Croker of the
southwest, got out his tin Lizzie md
went TO the rescue the tide was soon
turned. lie swung Syrilda and two
oIher precincts and gained the day.
Mow IL Is the consensus of opinion
That he is entitled to some recopn.
tlon b ythe G. o. p. and rs there
seems to be some doubt about Slemp
making the race this fall, whv not
put the harness on Andy. He would
make it so hot for George that he
George, would go into lifelong ov,,o
IN some icebound country where
there Is no Andys or G. O. P,a but
land OF beef and cabbage. Andy Ia
Zoo modest to ask it, but would oc'
sept the onmination if rendered him
ile is great jurist and from ' m.
cent deal is able to finance n mosr
aggressive campanfn! and if ho con
nave the old registrar reinstatod
Inc @ hiehlands Enterprise rcsurractod
ana About Town" as camna;o,r
manager success is an assured tb;pn
:. nurrah! for the G. o. p. and maw
~ last mst MS long rs the Harding ady
aliannistration, nun the nall odown % ~
Estner. Rrn,9 FOR these things let us nroO
1nrother 1o", Hurt lend in praycr@do~SS
'osy ny society Hugh no
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TAZEWELL COUNTY s. S. A. DIS.
CONTINUED.

AT meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Tazewell County Sun
day School Association held in the
office Of the Clinch Valley News, OF
Monday, July 8, 1922, it was unani-
mously resolved after a careful sur
vey of the situation, that we, the
members of the Executive Committee
OF the Tazewell County Sunday
School Association have decided to
discontinue the organization of the
Tazewell County Sunday School AS
scciation for the present.
j. A. LESLIE,
F. H. FORBES,
H. w. POBST,
j. N. RHUDY,
P. G. BAUGH, Com.
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REV. S. w. HAHN RESIGNS.

Rev. s. w. Hahn. pastor of the
Lutheran churches of Tazewell and
burke's Garden, offered his resigna-
ton to the congregations several
weeks ago. The resignation was nc
cepted with sincere regret. He left
Taezwell the twenty-fifth of June for
his new pastorate in South Carolina
MIR. Hahn came to this charge
three years ago. A great work has
been done by him during his short
stay here: He is active, enthusiastic.
and has a personality which endcar-
cd him especially in the hearts of
the Lutheran people, as well as those
OF other denominations. Last winter
he was assistant principal of the
Burke's Garden High School, where
he did great work among the bows
and girls of the school-a work which
will be felt more through out the
coming years.
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IN METHODIST CHURCH sim
DAY NIGHT.

Echoes from the League Assembly
held at Abingdon, Va, Juno 2O.27
VIII be heard at the Methodist church
Sunday night at eight o'clock. Sew.
erai young people from Tazewcll Mt
tended the Assembly and will render
the following program.
Song, Onward Christian Soldiers.
Prayer, by the pastor.
Song, It's u Good Thing to bc n
Lacquer.
Inc Purpose of tho League AS
scmbly, Frances Witten.
Opening Night. Helen johnson.
The Days Program. Mary Chris
tian Royal.
Recreation and Fun, Virginia Bus
ton.
Song.
Stunt Night, Ida Jones.
Junior Work, Charles Grecver.
Song, Africa for Christ.
Life Service, Lois Hurt.
Vesper Service, Mary G.. Lambert.
Vesper Song.
Bencdiction.
The public is cordially invited.
There arc at least two reasons VIII!
you should come.
l. To encourage the young poopi.
They should have the encouragement
and support of NIL who believe in the
development of the young life.
2. That, you mny know what the
Epworth League stands for.
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A WEEK OF REFRESHING RAIN.


Copious rains have fallen in this
section--this week and also last
week. Much of the corn crops have
been laid by. Some cornfelds are in
tassel, and all fields are looking fine
and promising. The recent rains have
interferred somewhat with wheat and
hay harvesting. Most of the wheat is
in shock or stack, and hay cutting
was going forward when stopped by
recent rains. Some new mown mead
ows We're caught by the rains, but
will not be injured, as rain seems ov-
er at this writing, for the present.
The meadows are fairly good, ac-
cording to reports, barring weeds.
The ever present, white top weed Is
still here, and much in evidence.
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DEATH AT WAR, WEST VA.

Madin Odcgard, only daughter OF
Mr. md Mrs. John Degard, died at
the home Of her parents at War, w.
VA, June 28th in tho 9th year of
her ngc. The remains wcro buried
Mt Asbury. She was grand daurh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. b. Mitchell.
hsberry. She waa lovely child, and
the family have the sympathy of
many friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Odcgard express
their gratitude to all their fricnja
for kindness shown them IN this and
bereavement. """
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ITEMS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, July 5.-Mrs. Jas.
Asberry, of Tannersvillc, has return
ed home after a pleasant visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Nc
Guire on Pounding Mill branch.
We failed to state that James
Hunter has returned from v. M. l..
where he has been attending school.
Edward Smith, Jr., of Jewell Ridge
was calling on friends and relatives
at this place Sunday. Ray Smith
accompanied him home.
Mrs. w. B. Steele had as her guess
Sunday, her mother, Mrs. Jane Nc
Guire and Belle Hurt, from Cedar
Bluff; Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Giles
pie and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Alder were also guests to din
ner.
Pounding Mill baseball team arc
champion players" beating Cedar
Bluff 16 to s. Hurrah for Pounding
Mill!
Mrs. Chas. Collins is visiting re-
latives and friends at Max Meadows
and will remain till after the Fourth.
Jno. Gillespie spent the weekend
with his wife and babies.
Quite number fthe people at
tended. the Ice cream supper at this
place on July 8 in spite of the hard
rain.
Little Mary Jane Gillespie has
been on the "puny" list for several
days.
Mrs. w. B. Steele has returned
from Anderson, Ind, where she has
been attending the camp meeting of
the Church of God. She reports a
glorious meeting and a good time.
Mrs. Lawrence, of Blucstone juno
ton and Mrs. Jack Burnett. of Ok
lahoma, passed through Pounding
Mill last week cnroute to the form
ers home. Mrs. Burnett will spend
come time visiting her sister. Mrs.
lawrence, returning to Raven. Mrs.
Hnrnette was formerly Miss Lizzie
Lambert.
We have new police at this place ?
HE wears the BADGE he Davs! Watcl,
out boys! Guess who he is!
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MASS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given TINT =. r,,,,
meeting will bo held at tbo Co"ss ss
a,ouse a,' Oh Iazewell County, Virginia,
on Saturday, July 9Th, 1929, at on"
O'Clock p. m, for the following pur.
poses: pui-
~ 10 select delegates and altor-
i,@'es to tho Republican Congression-
al convention to bo held at Norton
virginia, ON July Goth, 1922, for tho
purpose of nominating tho Rcpubli.
can candidate for Congress for tbo
ginia. Va VIZ
, ~ To elect the County Chairman.
County Secretary, and Precinct Com.
,Ia'..eemeh' m, G. G. HYATT,
Chm. Republican county committec.
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TAZEWELL CLUB
AT RADFORD.

Tho Tazewcll County Club was Or
ganized soon after school opened ut
Radford, with tho following officers.
President, Mrs. Gertrude Havons
Brophy; Vice. President, Miss Virgie
Troy; Treasurer, Miss Jessie Brew
er; Secretary, Miss Ada M. Burton
and the following members: Jessie
Brewer, Mr.. Brown, Gertrude Hav-
ems Brophy, Ada M. Burton, Eliz-
abeth Yost, Margaret Howery, Mary
Jones, Ross Mitchell, Hattie Neel,
Edytho Shuillebarger, Gladys McMul-
lin, Josephine Pccry, Ruby McMul-
lin, Marjorie Barrett, Gladys New
berry, Ellen Meadows, Annie Mead
ows, Margie Harmon, Thrncio Beav-
Ie,s, Lconn Sparks, MEDIA Brewster,
Virgic Troy, Gussic Walker, Anita
McNlullin, Barbara McMullin, Eva
Gillespie, Aline Harmon, Eva Hara
mon, Hattie Beavers, Ida Harmon,
Lucy Lewis, nellie Whitet.
The different counties of the state
entertained Rndford ntho 4th Of
July. Each county gave u stunt and
the ono considered best received IL
free ticket TO the pictrue show Civ
II Mt the Normal on tho 4th. Tho
Tazcwcll county club lost tho dccis-
ion fthe committee, but several
members OF the faculty thought we
should had first prize.
might tell you little about our
stunt. 1t represented students get
ting their normal work by radio. We
were receiving the chapel announce
mcnts in 1890. All these jokes woro
received by two members OF tho
Tnzcwcll club and told them to the
other students. We are shining in
Rndford Normal---Ada Burton Secy.
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METHODIST QUARTERLY CON-
FERENCE+THE FOURTH.

The devotional and preaching SER
vices of the fourth quarterly con-
ference, Burke's Garden and Taze-
well circuit, will be held with the
Central church in Burke's Garden,
Virginia, Saturday and Sunday, July
18th and 10th, 1922. Preaching Sat
urday IL m., and 8: 10 p. m., by
Rev. II. e. Kelso, Presiding Elder
Tazewell District On Sunday preach
ing at IL a. m. and 8 D.. m. Dinner,
Sunday, will be served at the chruch,
and all who wish to hear the gospel
preached are hereby given a special
invitation to be present in the church
building at the appointed hours.
1t is the desire of many Methodis,s
in the Garden to make this meeting
one Of the best and most spiritual
ever held; for we believe Methodists
still have the religion Of their faith
ers.
Brother Kclso has been doing some
fine and effective preaching through
out the whole of Tazewell district;
and we are proud of him; so let's
pray more for him. His work is hard
and difficult, but its glorious privi-
lege to preach the Gospel. The bust
ness session will be held in Tazewel
at later time.
A. S. ULM. P. C.
Preaching at Mt. Oivet Sunday II
a. M. and Concord at $3.50 p. m.
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BUSINESS IN GOVERNMENT
(Bluefield Telegraph.)

moro and moro Of late years tb;,L
ing American taxpayers and votora
are talking about tho necessity Of
BUSINESS IN government, and thew nm
turaiiy consider that ono of tho ouol;
Ties demanded in q man fit r. h..
president is that ho recognize tho
yuvAheago TO be found In economy
FROM that conviction to onotho,
winch is that business man yo,,I,,
make good chief executive, is onlv
u step and the country has about tak-
eh IL. VI course it is recognized that
u successful president ftho limit.
cd States ought to have sometime.
else besides business understanding
why not business man for presi-
dent, granting that, as rule. the
successful, so called captain of indus.
try knows other things than system
and method and can supply them ?
ANY organization that receives and
expends money is bound to be a bust
ness concern, and no organization
can operate successfully unless It
has an approved method of collect
ing the revenue due it and another
whereunder its disbursements may be
expended to the best advantage. The
government of the United States is
an organization of that character.
Then, as Gen. Dawes, retiring bud
get commissioner, suggests, it ought
to be and ca nbe run on a business
basis with an ever watchful eye on
both the income and outgo. There
ought to be more business in gov
ernment for that governments sue
cess as business.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-07
OFFICERS BATTLE
MOONSHINERS
TazeweA Prohibition Agents
Capture Still and Twenty Gal
Ions of Liquor-One Man
Arrested on Cove Creek
Sunday.

ofhcers A. M. Mutter, John s
thompson and ]. D. Gilenwaters md
Henry Young raided an illicit distil-
iery on Cove Creek last Sunday
morning, captured Sherman Burton
moonshlner, and DESTROYED twenty
gallons of liquor ready for the mark.
ct and 125 gallons of mash ready to
DC run through the still. Burton WINS
captured on the mountain road lead-
ing to Graham. and was taken before
squire Newman where he gave bond
1or appearance here at court. An
otner man, said to be one Braulev
made his escpe, but warrants have
been issued for his arrest.
The capture of Burton was acci-
dental. The officers, after loading the
sun In their automobile, started acros.
the mountain to Graham, and me,
burton on the mountain. Burton ask
ed for ride and was accommodated
by the officers who placed him under
arrest and took him to Graham for
trial.
The officers from Tazewell had an
opportunity to try out their artillery
>. the first that has offered for some
time. Thompson and Gillenwaters
were together, and as they approach.
ed the still house the occupants, one
OF whom had a shot gun, grabbed IN
keg of liquor and started for tbo
mountains. Thompson opened fire on
them, and they dropped the LIQUOR and
ran. Thompson's aim was fairly true
as Burton was struck by two bullets
one scraping the skin of his left arm
;and the other passing through his
Clothes at near vital point. The
men continued to run into the noun
tains. The firing attracted the atten
ton of Mutter and Young, who came
running to the scene of the battle,
when one of the men with the shot
gun fired and struck Young on the
arm, inficting only a slight flesh
wound.
This is the first raid in this COM
munity in which the fire of the offlc-
ers has been returned by the moon
sinners. Under a recent Virginia sta
tute it is felony to have fire arms at
or near STILL.
j. Payne, who recently served n
term for selling liquor, was arrested
near Horsepen last week by officer
A. M. Mutter ON n warrant charging
him with storing liquor, over five gal
Ions having been found in q stable
in this town which Payne is said to
have rented.
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"a WARNING NOTICE."

Freezing, Va, July I'm recent
ISSUE fthe Pike County (Ky.) News
appears this warning nootice to
delinquent customer from his tailor:
"A certain married man was seen
kissing girl at a certain place the
other evening. Unless he pays me
what he owes mo I will cause his
name to be published.
This warning is given by ga Tail
or" and is the method doubtless be-
ing used as last resort to force
payment OF debt presumably con-
tracted during the debtors ante nup-
tial days.
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SIX HUNDRED GRAHAM MEN
MADE IDLE BY STRIKE.
(Graham Daily News J

Graham Daily News.)
The exact number of Graham rail
men who are idle as result of the
strike is not definitely known, but one
of the men themselves places the num-
Der at GOO.
A large percentage of the popula-
ton of both the eastern and western
sections of the city is composed of
railroad men. and the majority of
them are effected by the walkout.
The sitaution locally remains very
quiet, and the mon themselves are
seldom heard discussing the strike.
The local clerical force at the
freight depot Joined the strike.
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ROAD BUILDING NEWS.

Engineers have been making sur
vny this week of the road to be con-
strucfed through the corporate linn
it's of the town to connect with the
state highway west. The state high
way will biuld from Burke's Garden
switch to the town line. As is known,
the town puts up about $4,000.
The county road force is patching
UP the road on Clear Fork. Fore
man Ed Gillespie has charge Of this
force under Road Engineer Martin.
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NEW TOWN.

Mrs. Jncls llelmandollar and little
son spent the Fourth Mt Mrs. liclman-
dollars sister nt Ncmours. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. jack IIcmnndollar
and daughter, Miss Mamie and her
friend, Mr.. George Bonlds, spent the
day with Miss Lou Booth and her
friend Mr.. Meredith.
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DROPPED FROM THE LIST.

a number Of names Of olr sub
scribers have been dropped from our
list for non payment. When sub
scriber is in arrears and pays no at-
tention to statements there is MOTH
ing else to do but to cut him Off. At
the low price Of $3.50 anyone who
wants the paper can afford to pay
for it, but we cannot afford to give
it away. We trust our old subscrib-
ers whose names have been dropped
will renew and stay in tho game.
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NEW LIST THIS WEEK.

A new list, labels, dates, ETC., has
been made, new names and changes,
etc. Examine the date on the label
Of the paper. If not correct please
notify the Office. We make mistakes
but anxiorb always to make correc-
tions. The date on your label indi-
Gates time to which subscription is
paid. Are you tagging behind?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-07-07

the long convolvulus hung;
Ana the topmost spire of the noun
Was lilies in lieu of snow,
AND the lilies like glaciers windeo
down, running out below
through the fire of tulip and poppy,
blush '''o
VI millions of roses that sprang
BUSH" '"0
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PREACHING SERVICES CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH

MIR. A. ii. Eubunls, who will take
charge of the Christian churches nr
Tazcwell. Richards and Pounding
II, preaches OH tho second Sunday
of July rs follows:
At Richlands Mt IL n. m.; mt
Founding Mill $3.50 p. M; at Tazo-
we'll p. IN.
These appointments will bo dilro.-
emily arranged later. Jun 9O12t,
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FARM FOR SALE.

90 acres, near Tanncrsville, huff
of it cleared, good timber, Broom
house, near High School, churches
and store. Bus-line by tho house.
Will soil or trade for property i'll
Bristol. Apply to
l.. S. PATRICK
Tannersvillc, Va.
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FRESH MEAT.

NV machinery for keeping fresh
mcat has arrived, and can furnish
INV customers daily with all kinds OIL
meat. My prices are right. Give mo
" W. l.. THOMPSON & SONS.
Tazewell Avenue.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. |. NJ. McMeans nnd.s- miy wish
to thank the mnnv fms bccn u rru,r
kindness during" tho burlal''of our
mother, which occurred in Burko's
Garden, Sunday. June 25.-Mr and
Mrs. |. NJ. McMcans, Blueileld.