Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-14
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an attack of neuralgia,
Judge ]. H. Stuart who has been hold
ing court at Lebanon, returned home yes
terday.
Col. A. ]. May, has presented to his
friend Mr., H. c. Anderson very fine
$500 shot gun.
Mr.. D. H. Payne has traded his town
property for farm in Horse Pen Cove,
and will move his family next month.
The impurities in the blood which cause
scrofulous eruptions are thoroughly eradi-
Gated by Hoods Sarsapsrilla. Try it.
Mrs, S, NJ. B. Coulling, who has been
visiting her father, in Pulaski County, for
the past month, returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jesse White, of the Central Hotel,
has gone to Florida, and will spend some
time in the land of flowers recuperating
his health.
Geo. w. StClair, Esq. has gone to Rich
mond to present to the Supreme Court of
Appeals the petition and record for an ap-
peal in an important case.
Mr.. w. R. Stuart, of Richlands, Green
briar county, West Va, is in our town
visiting his daughter, Mrs. T. P. Bowen
and his son, Judge j. H. Stuart.
The handsome dwelling of DR.. r. B.
Gillespie in the east end is rapidly
approaching completion, and he will
move in his new home in a short time.
Mr.. ]. B. Crawford left today for
Meadow View, Washington county, Va,
where he will assist tomorrow night in
instituting a Lodge of 1. o. 0. F.
Senator Mills, of Texas, has made an
impassioned speech in the United States
Senate, in which he said we owe no duti' S
to Spanish despots. The Senator is right.
Mr. Jno. 3. Crawford, Of this place is
now engaged by Pettibone Bros. Manu-
frcturing Company, of Cincinnati. This
company is very large manufacturer of
Lodge regalia
Mr.. w. E. Williams, of Marion, has
been here some days assisting in putting
up our new press and fixing up our office
generally. He has rendered US very great
assistance.
We have received letter from one of
our young friends who is at college telling
us to be certain to send him the REPUB-
LIcAN every week. We are glad he en-
joys getting the paper and will surely COM
ply with his request.
Mr.. Thomas r. Shaw, of Lima, Ohio, is
in town stopping at the Central Hotel.
He comes here for the purpose of leasing
oil lands on Marowbone Creek, Mingo
county, West Va. These lands belong to
Capt. Sam1 Walton, of Falls Mills, and
DR.. James O'Keefe, Of this place.
Mr.. w. G. HARRISON, accompanied by
his little daughter Margie, left for Hot
Springs, Ark, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. HARRISON goes to this celebrated
health resort to recuperate his health. His
many friends here wish him pleasant
visit and perfect restoration to health.
Messrs. Pobst & Wingo have bought
from HARRISON, Surface & Co. and Chap
man & Thompson their entire stocks Of
queensware, china and glassware. The
two last mentioned firms will no longer
carry such goods in stock, while Pebst G.
'Ningo will make them leading featur e
IN their business.
Mat McClannahan, the sexton Of the
Methodist Church at Marion, Va, died
last Friday, his death being occasioned by
fall from load of straw a few days
before his death. Uncle Mat was one of
the most respected colored men Of this
town, and was good man. He had filled
the place ofsexton of the church for a
number of years.