Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-09-14
TOWN And COUNTY news.

The regular September term of the
county court will begin next Tuesday.
Rev. ]. S. French went to Bramwell,
w. Va, Monday, on business. he got
back to Tazewell yesterday.
+ Frank Belew, son of Mr.. Charles Below,
who was sick for several weeks with
mild attack of fever, is up and going about
again.
Full line of school supplies, and the
prices are ali right at
Jackson's.
Mrs. Jos. S. Gillespie, who has been
confined to her home for several weeks
past by sickness, ne are glad to announce
is now better.
Miss Mamie Gildersleeve, daughter of
Mr.. B. ]. Gildersleeve, of Abingdon, Va,
is visiting her uncle, DR.. ]. r. Glider
sleeve, at Tazewell.
Those of our subscribers who are delin-
quent and who will be in town next Tues.
day court day., are requested to settle
up their accounts on that day.
School Books, States, Pencils Tablets,
Pens and Ink at
Jackson's.
John E. Jackson advertises this week
the cheapest School Bags and Baskets ev'
er seen in Tazewell, and also calls atten-
ton his to line of stationery.
Mr.. George r. Surface accompanied bis
daughter, Mrs. Sally Pierce, to her home
at Ridgeway, S. c., last week. He got
back to Tazewell on Tuesday.
Free school and High School books at
wholesale and retail at
Jackson's.
Rev. w. H. Greever, who had been So
journing in Burke's Garden for several
days, passed through our town on Tuesday
en- route to his home in Blue6eld.
Dodd & Co. tell you of the superiority o!
their English Flown Delft Ware which il
warranted not to crack or craze. They
also speak of four piece sets ofglasswsre.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. again call
attention to their line of Working Clothes
which has excited such favorable COM
ment from those who have tried these
goods.
Our stock of school supplies is one of the
best ever brought to this town, and the
prices will suit you.-Dodd & Co.
Persons who have been travelling through
the country say there are more partridges
than they ever saw before. This is good
news for the numerous ardent sportsmer
of Tazewell.
There seems to be very little disposition
among aspirants for Legislative honors il
Tazewell county to announce themselves
as candidates for the House of Delegates
So far, Mr.. H. NJ. Smythe is the only an
, bounced candidate.
Dodd & Co. have q supply of all kinds
of school books which they will sell you al
regular, bottom prices.
The passenger traffic at Tazewell station
has been very heavy this season. Mr.
Miles, the efficient agent of the n. & W..
is kept very busy. On Tuesday afternoon
there were enough passengers boarded the
east, bound train to nearly fill car.
J If your child needs school book the
place to get it is at Dodd Il Co.'S.
Mr.. a. NJ. MHiard left yesterday morn
ing for Toms Creek, having accepted 6
position for two years with the Garter
syndicate as foreman of their carpenter
at that point. Mr. Willard informed III
that he wanted to employ a number o
, carpenters.
A writ of error will be asked for from thu
J Supreme Court of Appeals in the case o
the Mayor and Council of North Tazewel
VS.. w. w. Peery's admir- ct ais. Th
record is now being copied, and as soon q
completed will be presented with peti
ton to the appellate court.
Eor school supplies Of all kinds call OIL
Dodd & Co.
! Mr.. George G. Peery left yesterda,,
morning for Toms Creek, Wise county
! Va, where he will in the future be locates
as attorney for the Virginia Iron, Coal ant
Coke Co. He and D. D. Hull, Jr., will b
associated together. Rufus Hartman vii
be in their Office as stenographer.
Mr.. T. L. Benton, who has been putting
up the electric plant for Messrs. Spott
Bros, had to undergo painful but no
! dangerous operation. DIR. Pierce per
formed the operation, and MIR. Benton
who is at the home of Major Bowen, i
doing well and will be out in few days.
There is no use hunting for bette
place than Dodd & Co.'S to get schoo
} books or school supplies for your children
They have everything in those lines
Call on them.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kelly, who is to hav,
charge of the Art Department of the High
School this year, has been detained at he
home at Germantown, Ohio, by indispo
sition. A letter has been received stating
that Mrs. Kelly would start to Tazewel
yesterday, and we suppose she will arrive
today.
As usually treated sprain will disable
the injured person for number Of weeks
but if Chamberlain's Pain Balm is freely