Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-03-17
TOWN And COUNTY news.
Gathered in And Around Town By Our
Resident And County
Reporters.

SICK.
Easter Sunday will come this year on the
10th of April.
Try box of Nunleys candies at the
Tazewell Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. HARRISON, of Liberty
Hill, were in town yesterday.
Fishermen are now going up and down
the river fishing for horneyheads.
If Your bicycle needs repairing, take it
to E. NJ. Lilly.
Mrs. l. f. Chapman has beenvcry much
indisposed for some days, but is now
better.
Mrs. Kate c. Peery was quite sick the
first of the week, but is now up and con-
valescent.
Coffee is a good article. Spots Bros.
Mr.. II. G. Mccall went down the line
on Monday ,much to the regret ofthe court
house assembly.
Next Tuesday will be the day for COM
mencing the regular March term of the
county court of Tazewell county.
Z. NJ. Lilly is now prepared to do any
kind of bicycle repairing, on short notice
Buston & Sons have the celebrated Elgin
Creamery butter for sale. 1t is the best
and purest on the market.
The county authorities ought to take
some action with regard to having the cit
liens of the county vaccinated.
The Epworth Leaguers are now busy
preparing for the entertainment which
they intend to give next month.
Mr.. Rufus Copenhaver, Of ]. d. Harris
son & Co., at Liberty Hill, was in town
Monday and paid our office a pleasant Wis
it.
Breakfast bacon and kams at Spots
Bros.
If YOU examine our material, the paper
we use, our style Of work and get our prices
you will be certain to give US your job
work.
DR.. T. E. Peery, of Bluefeld, was in
town Yesterday en- route for Burke's Gar
den, where he will spend the balance Of
this month.
Rev. J. y. Hartman is around asking
subscriptions to aid in building the Christ
ian church at this place, and is meeting
with good success.
A nice line of Nunleys candies just ar
rived at the Tazewell Drug Co.
Mr.. ]. w. Chapman, who had been de
tanned at his residence for about week
with sickness, got back to his work at hi;
office on yesterday.
Miss Ester Wallace who played hers
last week with the Miller-Sisson- Wallace
Company is a niece of Mr.. Sisson, anc
travels in his charge.
Coafees at SPOTS Bros, from s cents t.
so cents per pound.
DR.. Isaac Pierce will deliver lecture
before the pupils of Tazewell College to
night. The lecture will be delivered II
the college chapel.
A collection was taken at the Christian
church on last Sunday morning for,the ben
eft of the Cuban sufferers, and the amour
contributed was 1928.
We have number of delinquent sub
scribers who could pay their subscription
by sending us hams If you haven't tn
money, hams will do as well.
Notice the fine line of stationery at TN
Tazewell Drug Co.
Mr.. Geo. s. Landon, Of the Tazewel
Drug Company has been confined for NOR
than a week with sickness, but is now do
ing very nicely and we trust will be weI
again very soon.
We are informed that more coal he
passed through Bluefeld during the pres
ent month than in any two weeks prio
thereto since mining begun in the Flat ToI
region. This looks like business.
DR.. l. Hall has moved into his residence
property recently purchased of Mrs. Eme
line Pierce, and Mr. 1. C. Dodd will moY
the last of the week into the house OF
Main street vacated by DR.. Hall
We are requested to Announce that Rev
n. l.. Marshall, of the Episcopal church a
Bluefeld, will exchange pulpits with Rev
w. d. Buckner next Sunday. Rev. Mar
shall will hold services in the morning ant
night.
While SPOTS Bros, do not claim to bt
headquarters, if you give them call ant
do not find what you want and at fall
price, why, then 60 headquarters. where
ever that may be.
We heard a large farmer say shorttimt
ago that he was buying corn this year fol
the first time in his experience as far
mer, and that it would be the last. He
has plowed fine boundary and will make
his own corn this year.
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