Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-29
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

AshDy Henry Is DacK from the OhlNeA
sity of Virginia, to spend his vacation at
home.
The wheat crop in Tazewell county is
much better than it is in surrounding
counties.
Messrs. r. A. Crockett and Floyd Gil
lespie, from the head OF Clear Fork, were in
town Tuesday on business.
You can buy half gallon Mason ma
chlne-made fruit jar for NICKEL at the
racket store Of J. B. HAWKINS q Co.
On next Thursday the annual District
Conference for Jacksonville District Will
meet at Graham.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey George Peery, of
Emory, Va, are in Tazewell visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Largest assortment of fruit jars in Taze-
well at Spots Bros. Scots. per doz. Tor qts'
and and 60cts. for halves.
The wholesale grocery house of Scott d
Druguid Bros, at North Tazewell, though
recently started, is doing an excellent bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Kelly went
to Graham st-Saturday to visit friends.
They returned to their home at Unaks,
on Tuesday.
The newly elected officers Of Tazewell
Lodge, No. 50, A. F. and A. M, were duly
inetalled at the lodge room on Monday
night, the Goth inst.
Mason's fruit jars have been the stand
n since 1858. SPOTS Bros have large
lot of them, at scot. per doz. for quarts
aud 60cts. for halves.
| There seems to be an abundant crop
Of red cherries, if we are to judge by the
numerous large buckets that are brought
to town filed with the excellent preserv'
ing fruit
Prof. T. H. R. Christie, Bluefeld, w
Va, can sell you the best Pianos, Organs
Guitars, Mandolins, Viohns, Music Boxes
Sheet Music and Music Books. Write TO-
catalogue and lowest prices.
Mrs. Joseph HARRISON is expected
home on Saturday. She will be mos
cordially received at her home by he
numerous relatives and friends in TIT
county.
The many friends in Tazewell county o
Hon. Pat McCaull will be pleased to know
that lie Is likely to be appointed a captain
in the Commissary Department Of til
ocular army.
Fifty colored laborers passed here OF
Tuesday for Stonega, in Wise county, tt
90 to work in the coal mines at that place
The laborers were from the eastern part o
The State, and were in charge Of Hick
son.
Mr.. Joseph S. Moss says the pastures il
Tazewell are better this year than he ha
ever known them. Mr.. Moss is an ex
perienced observer, and his judgment
is to be relied on.
Mason's Fruit Jars, machine-made, ar
the best, because the most perfect. W.
0 have them at 80 a dozen for quarts ant
j., 60 for half gallons.
J. B. HAWKINS & Co.
So far the health of the people of GU
: town has been excellent this Summer
With proper sanitary arrangements, Their
is no reason why the health of Tazewel
should not be perfect.
Some of the graziers have already soil
their lambs for 1900. They have con
j. = tracted them at 81 cents pound to be de
y livered in July. This looks like conf
dence is fully restored.
A party of young ladies and gentlemel
{ from Burke's Garden went down to tn
e Cove last week and remained there visit
ing friends until Tuesday. From all w
r can learn they had lively, nice time.
t There was great fear that the zer'
weather last winter had destroyed most o
: the cartridges, by freezing them to death
e but there are more pairs of birds now seer
a and heard in the surrounding country
than were ever here before. Sportsmer
0 are delighted with the outlook for al
: abundant supply of birds next Fall.
S BLUEEELD, w. VA, Sept. 10, 1894
Mr. Hunter:
wes suffering with dyspepsia, and haC
been more or less for twelve years; hac
y tried everything in the medicine line with
, out any permanent relief. After a two
! weeks stay at your Springs in 1898 | came
home feeling like new man. l again
spent short time there this summer, ano
e DE ieve if 1 had remained longer would
have been permanently cured.
G. G. BAILEY.
We trust the enterprise, the canning
factory and steam laundry, which Mr.. j.
n. Hartman has organized will be a sue
cessful one. There is no reason why ii
should not be. This may encourage oul
citizens to start other industrial enter
prises. They are greatly needed at Taze
well, and the future growth of the town de-
ponds largely upon their introduction.
, The town authorities had the new reser.
voir cleaned out the first of the week. II
had been in use nearly two years without
the water being drawn out. The reservoir
is large steel tank, above ground, and is,
therefore, easily kept clean. A good deal
of sediment had accumulated in the tank,
but nothing of a serious character.
Mr.. William G. Harrison and Miss
ny J