Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-09-21
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

IaZeWell College Is Thoroughly orRauIleu
and its new president is entirely familiar
with all departments of college work.
There was an unusually small crowd in
town on court day. This, no doubt, was
occasioEcd by tie inclenent weather.
Dodd & Co. have supply of all kinds
of school books which they will sell you at
regular, bottom prices.
1t is stated that there will be a Demo
cratic meeting at this place on the 3Oth
inst, to select candidate for the House
of Delegates.
Ii your child needs a school book the
place to get it is at Dodd Il CO. 8.
Mrs. j. ID. HARRISON, who has been in
town several weeks under the treatment of
Drs. Gillespie & Painter, is now GONZALES
cent.
Eor school supplies Of all kinds call OIL
Dodd L. Go.
Orders for job work continue 10 pour
into the REPUBLICAN Office. Do you
know the reason why? Because Of the
superiority Of our work.
Tazewel College has reopened with a
fail number Of students and new ones are
being added each day.
Rufus and James Harman are now kept
very busy with stenographic and typewrlt'
ing work. They are industrious and
worthy boys, and will succeed.
Tazewell College has classes in Sophie
more, Freshman and preparatory classes
Daily recitatlons.
The Tazewen Insurance Agency has as
new advertisement this week on the first
page of the REPUBLICAN, to which we call
attention.
All the new members Of the faculty of
Tazewell College prove to be efficient
teachers and have already won the Conh-
dence and esteem of the pupils
Some of the public schools in the county
have not yet been opened, because they
have not been supplied with teachers
Do you want to take Il course in Stenog-
raphy, Type Writing, Book Keeping, Com
nerclal Law, Transportation, if SO 1t will
pay you 10 come 10 Tazewell College.
A number Of farmers have expressed
their appreciation of our article last week
about trespassers shooting in the county.
Miss Pansy Alexander, who has been
confined to her home for over week with
a mild case Of diphtheria, Is about we'll
again.
Excellent advantages are offered for the
study Of French at Tazewell College. The
teacher has had wide experience IN teach
ing the subject and speaks the language
almost as tluently as English.
Messrs. j. w. Chapman and II. Bane
Hartman have gone to WytheyilIe, the first
as attorney and the second as a witness in
a case in lhe circuit court.
Prof. Dodge, of Manassas, Va, gradu-
ate Of Suayers Business College, Balti-
more, Md, and man of wide experience
lis teacher and expert in stenography,
Will arrange classes III the business De-
partmeut of Tazewel College Oh next
Monday
Misses Maud Mcclure and Mammie
ST. Clair, of the county, and Miss Vivian
Gillespie, of our town, left this week for
Bristol, Va, where they vii! become stu
dents at Suliins College for the coming
scholastic year.
Professor Houskeeper, of Tazewell Col
lege, has quite collection of physical and
chemical apparatus and new ones will be
added from time to time. His long ex-
perlence as a science teacher in one OF the
leading laboratories of this country enables
him TO offer one of the best scientific
courses in this section.
The export cattle that are being shipped
from Tazewel this year are not weighing
UP as well as usual. This has been occa-
stoned by the dry hot weather. Some
days during the past month were SO hot
the cattle would stand in the shade instead
Of grazing.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Kelly arrived at Taze-
well last Thursday afternoon, and Is now
discharging her duties as teacher in the
Ant Department of Tazewell High School.
Mis-. Kelly is looking well and expresses
great pleasure at being back in Tazewell.
Clinton Barns, Esq, has been in town
all the present week mingling with his
friends here. Mr. Barns rarely comes to
town now, and his friends were glad to
shake hands with him again.
Rev. r. A. Kelly, of Bramwell, West
Va, is at the sanitarium of Drs. Gillespie
& Painter, where he received surgical
treatment a few days ago. Rev. Kelly
was at Tazewell last winter to assist Rev. j
S. French in a meeting which was held in
the Methodist church.
Mr.. J. P Cameron, the genial manager
of the Thistle Plow and Foundry Compa
ny, at Graham, Va, was in town Tuesday,
and paid the REPUBLICAN Office pleasant
call. Mr.. Cameron informs US his works
are kept constantly busy with the numer-
OILS orders that ale being received.
We have received the first number Of
''The Commercial and Industrial Maya
zine" which will be published monthly at
Bluefeld, West Va, by the Interstate
Directory Co. The first copy of this mag
azine is very creditable production and
we welcome it to our exchange list.
The glorious rain that came on Tuesday