Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-10-21
TOWN AND COUNTY News.
Gathered in And Around Town By Our
Resident And County
Reporters.

The Editor left last Saturday for Marion,
where he has gone on business.
Mr.. ]. W. Weinberger, with A. Good
man, of Pocahontas, is in town.
The rain which fell here last Tuesday,
was badly needed and was welcomed by
ALL
w. 3. spratt, Republican nominee for
House of Delegates, was in town ON couu-
day.
Mr.. Z. Goodman, of the firm of Laza-
rus 4 Co., Pocahontas, has been here this
week.
Both sides were disappointed court
day as to pubic speaking. No speakers
came.
II. w. Steele and family will go to Ce-
dar Bluff to visit homefolks and relatives
tomorrow.
Miss Nettie Witten left yesterday for
Panther, w. Va, to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. g. Krol.
Capt. W. G. Mustard returned from
Bland Co. Monday, where he has been
for the past week.
\ number of horses, buggies, carts, ETC.,
belonging to DIR. James OEeefie, were sold
at auction last Tuesday, court day.
Bring in your job work, we have the
best equipped oficein the teTn and can
do work as cheap as the cheapest
The lumber is being hauled for the
store house Of Tynes Bros, which is to be
erected on the lot joining Judge StuarPs.
Tie outside work on the Moss & Greever
building is about completed. This build
ing vii. be handsome addition to Main
street.
J. 5. Chatwell, of Wytheyille, who was
in business here several years ago, was in
town shaking hands with his old friends
last week.
MIR. T. z. Landon moved his family to
Pocahontas last week The REPUBLICAN
wishes him peace and prosperity in his
new home.
Col. W. !. Boone is packing his printing
material, preparatory to moving to East
Radford, where he will publish The South
west Republican,
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
served oysters Monday and Tuesday for
the benefit Of the Rectorv fund, realizing
about twenty dollars.
At Wards Cove Yesterday Mr. Joseph
4. Crockett ind Miss Jennie L. Brown
were made one. The editor held card
but was unable to attend.
Mrs. H. G. Mccall aud daughter, Tot,
went to Graham Tuesday to attend the
wedding OF Miss Laura Mccall, her sister
in-law, who was married Wednesday.
The show company, composed Of Jack
Core and wife, Messrs Galloway and War
den, who have been held over on account
of Mrs. Cores Illness, left Tuesday for
Roanoke.
]. Powell Royal left Yesterday with II
cars Of cattle or 25O head, for Jersey City.
The cattle are owned by the Stuart Land
& Cattle Co., Of Russell county, and are
said to be of excellent quality.
II. w. Steele received a card today from
Rev. l. p. Martin, who has been visiting
his parents i'll Tennessee since conference,
saving that he would arrive here Friday,
and will preach in Main Street church at
night Sunday.
Losr-Dr. Il. b. Gillespie, on the 9th
irat, lost a female hound at what is called
Bakers Gap on the ridge between Dry
Ford and Dicks Creek The hound Is
black and white, trimmed with tan, and
about one year Old The owner will be
very grateful to any person who will III
form him us to her Whereabouts.
On Tuesday night the regular Literary
Meeting of the Epworth League was held
1.-THE residence of Dr.. Il. D. Hutford. The
members Who were placed on the program
we're not up with their parts The vocal
solo by Miss Anna Lilly being the only
part OF the program that was prepared.
The refreshments were delicious.
Weary with business cares of the week
and the rumble and hustle Of city life,
three of Tazewe!l's young men, Messrs.
E.M.lillr, Viii Millarl and Fred Pendle-
ton took s7eel into the country OF, their
wheels. Abot.t So'cock Sunday morning
they headed toward Burke's Garden, ar
irving at Mr.. Meek Snaps just in time to
partake Of boun tiful dinner, They spsht
Il few hours after di. ner with Mr.. Snapp:
after which they thanked him for lis
hospitality. and departe d databout3 8 *,
arriving here about 6 O'Clock. They report
hazardous ride down the mountain,
a few days ago the editor We staken with
a very severe cold that caus ed him to BEN
"a most miserable condition. It was un-
Goubtedly bad case Of la grippe and rec
ognzng it rs dangerous he took imnedi-
ate steps to bring about q speedy cure
From the advertisement Of Chamberlain s
Cough remedy and the. nf my good recC n,
.mendations included there in,we concluded
to make first trial Of the medicine. To
say that it was satisfactory in its results, is
pqgtting it very mildly, indeed. Ii acted
like mage and the result wa q speedy and
permanent cure! We have no hesitancy
in recommending this ex cellcnt cough
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