Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-08-04
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.

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When you want Fruit Jars go to Spots
Bros. for them.
Mrs. DIR. Pierce has been very sick but
is now improving.
MIS-. Blair Greever is quite i'll at her
home at Five Oaks.
Mr.. F. NJ. Moss and Prof. A. s.
Greeyer, of Burkes Garden are in town
today.
The incest mixed spices, fifteen different
kinds for pickles, at
Jackson's
A new brick pavement is being laid on
Mechanics Avenue This is a splendid
improvement.
The Misses Shumate, of Lynchburg, are
visiting Misses Charlotte and Lucy Henry
at this place.
James O'Keefe, Jr., went to Vivian,
West Va, on Monday, where he W '(work
for Capt. Samuel Walton.
You can get Glass Tumblers at 20 cents
per dozen at Pobst & Wingo's.
The town council has elected Mr.. q. L.
McC,intock tax collector for the town,
and he will do the work well,
Mrs. He. Anderson went to Pocahontas
on Tuesday to spend few days with her
son, Mr.. Chapman Anderson.
Some of our subscribers have promised
to bring us Young chickens on subscrip'
ton. Don't forget your promise.
Rev. w: w. Newberry, of Cedar Bluff,
accompanied by b's wife, was IN town
Yesterday en- route to Bland county.
The celebrated Obelsk flour only $500
per barrel. Ifyou want cheap flour We
have it at $500 per barrel, 1t will COM
pare With any other flour on the marker
at that price. g.
Mr.. ]. T. Hull, of Marion, spent several
days in town this week on very important
business. He returned to Marion today.
Miss Ada Koeppel, very inter sting
and attractive young lady com German
town, Ohio, is visiting Mrs, Henry
Preston.
Miss Eva Tynes still continues quite
sick, and her brother Mr.. Conrad Ty les is
also at his fathers home confined with
sickness.
Most of the lambs have been shipped
from Tazewell county. They were IL
splendid condition tbs year and brought
excellent prices.
You can buy 5 quires of good Writing
PAPER for l5c at Pobst & Wingo's.
Mrs. w. T. Devault, of Austin Springs
Tenn, IS visiting her sisters, Mrs, j, W
Chapman, Mrs. 1. c. Dodd end Miss MM'
Higginbotha1.
Some portions of the town a"e N
dreadful sanitary condition. Unless the!
are looked after we may expect serlou
sickness N the town.
A number of the young folks in towr
contemplated having a picric at TIM
natural bridge, near Unaka, this after
noon, but the rain prevented.
Mr.. J. Watson Quinn, who left thu
place more than yeer ago, he's retr"ne'
to Tazewell to take up hjsresidence again
He is " til Pobst & Wingo,
Lamp Chimneys at cents. PObst
WIngo.
The August term of the circuit court 70
Tazewell county VII commence the fourth
Monday in the present month. Ih
docket for the term will be fairly larg
one.
Clinch Valley Commandery, K. T., ha
four applications for membership, apd tn
degrees VIII be corfered on the applicant
at the September meeting of the commar
derry.
In about four weeks our schools wi
begin work for another year. We ar
glad to hear that the prospects for goo
attendance of pupils at both the schools
very bright.
While Hon. Jacob Yost WIS n our tow
ON Tuesday he we7 introduced to mum
Der of citizens, irrespective Of party, ant
made a most favorable impression upo
all who met Tim.
The export cattle buyers are maxim
their appearance in this county End Rus
sell to buy the fine cattle that OF" eiazier
have to sell. Prices pc ruling higher tn;
they did last yesr.
A new plank walk is being built alon
Doak street from the corner of Mechanic
Avenue at the Christian church to tn
corner of Railroad Avenue nee" the corne
at Mr.. Henry Preston'a.
Misses Margie and Willie Raper, c
Wvthe county, were in town last Frida
night es the guests of Miss Gillette Har
man. On Saturday they were the guest
of the Misses Pendleton.
Misses Lucy Kidd and Tillie Witte1
Gated at the REPUBLICAN office Last Satl''
day. The editor e6:ets very much thai
he wa9 absent at the time and hopes tn
yorng ladies WI come again.