Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-07-28
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

When YOU want Fruit Jars 60 to SPOTS
Bros. for them.
Rev. Joseph Stras, of Roanoke, preached
in the Episcopal church on last Sunday
morning,
Miss Josie Davis, popular and pretty
Young lady from Marion, is visiting at the
Central Hotel.
The incest mixed spices, fifteen different
kinds for pickles, at
Miss Georgia Woodrum, of Pearisburg'
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. O'Keeffe, at
this place.
We regret to hear that Miss Eva Tynes
continues quite i'll, but trust she Will
rapidly recover.
You can get Glass Tumblers at 20 cents
per dozen at Pobst & Wingo's.
Communion services were held in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday at II
O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. w. w. Kelly, of Unaka, was in
town yesterday and treated the REPuB-
IIcAN Office force to watermelon.
The celebrated Obelisk -four only $500
per barrel. Ifyou want cheap flour we
have it at $500 per barrel, it will COM
pare with any other -four on the market
at that price.
BUsroN & Sons.
There seems to be break in the price
of -four in the Tazewell market, Read
the advertisement of Tynes Bros.
Miss Daisy Huford, daughter of Mr.. S.
r. Hufford, of WythevilIe, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Nellie Hrtford of this place.
You can buy 5 quires of good Writing
Paper for 15c at Pobst & Wingo's.
Mis-. Sue Hancock, of Richmond, ar
rived in the county last week and will
spend the balance of the Summer with her
sister, Mrs. ]. 6. Watts.
Misses Mag Witten, Estelle Bottimore
and Dell Cooley left yesterday afternoon
for Mcdowell, West Va, where they will
visit Mrs DR.. Johnson.
Lamp Chimneys at 4 cents. Pobst q
Wingo.
The congregation of the Methodist
church is taking steps to purchase Will
out delay new organ. The instrument
that has been selected is splendid one
and will add greatly to the music at that
church.
SPOTS Bros. have large stock OF Fruit
Jars, half gallon and quart sizes, which
they will sell at the lowest market prices.
Bird Henry, who now wears sergeant
stripes. came back to Tazewelfon Sunday
looking for more recruits for the Srd Regi
ment Virginia Volunteers, now in camp
at Camp Aiger.
After the ball is over, drink Miner
Fruit Nectar, at TazeweLl Drug Cos
fountain.
The Misses Wells, who have been visit
ing Col. A. ]. May left on Wednesday To-
their home in Indiana. These young
ladies made number Of friends during
their stay at Tazewell.
Neatest Lamps and lowest prices a
Pobst 4; Wingo's.
Jupiter Pluvius opened his flood gate
Yesterday afternoon in real ernest.
tremendously hard rain began about sl1
O'Clock in the afternoon and continued TO
several hours. Then it rained prett,
much all night.
We will sell for a while Sc piece Te'
Set at 10 per cent. above cost. They ar
first class goods. Pobst & Wingo.
We are requested to announce tina
Gen. Jas. A. Walker, candidate Of TIT
Republican party for Congress from th'
Ninth Congressional District, will speak IL
the court house at this place on Tuesday
the 10th day of August, 1898, which IL
court day. We have no doubt he will re
ceive cordial reception from his many
party and personal friends in Tazewel
county.
The Tazewell County Normal is now be-
ing held at the High School building. Mr.
PHI. Williams, Supt., of county schools
is in charge of it. The instructors are
Profs. Byron and Dingus Of TazeweL
High School and Tazewell College, respec
lively. A number of teachers in the pub
lie schools of the county are attending the
Normal and we have no doubt will both
enjoy and profit by its work.
We have received the first number OIL
"The Republican" an eight column news
paper, which is now being published
weekly at Blue6eld, w. Va. The Repub'
lican is owned and controlled by a joint
stock company under the title of "The
Bluefeld Publishing Company" The
fret issue of the paper is we'll gotten up
and its editorial columns give promise Of
being strongly edited. We welcome the
Republican to our exchange list and trust
it will have successful and useful life.
man by the name of Day stole three
horses last Saturday night in Bland county
and brought them to Burke's Garden
where he was forced to abandon them, be-
ing closely pursued by parties from Bland.
Day then came into the Unaka neighbor-
hood, four miles east of town, and on
Monday night stole horse from Charley
Galloway. The thief was again pursued