Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-01-18
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.

news this week.
During the laet two months Tazewell
College has more than doubled its roll
strength.
Mr.. S. S. Wynn, of Blueheld, w. Va, is
in the city visiting relatives and attending
court this week.
Everything new and up to date at
Blacks photograph gallery.
DR.. ]. r. Gildersleeve who had been
visiting friends at Abingdon and Bristol,
got back home on yesterday.
Dodd & Co announce this week that
they have all kinds Of food suitable for
invalids and an abundance of fresh gro
ceries.
Jno. Z. Jackson tells you how to sell
your headache for 10 cents. That is very
cheap but no one will grumble at the
price.
The very newest style in cards and fin
islI of Blacks studio North side Main st.
Messrs. j. Marion Mcclure and VIM.
Durham, of Cedar Bluff, were in town
Tuesday, and paid pleasant call at the
REPUBLICA Office.
The crowd in town on Tuesday (court
day was rather small, but good deal of
hrs;poSo uoo tronooctad osnaoiallv on
Jockey Street.
You are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime the work of the new artist at the
photograph gallery.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros call atten'
ton to the hacked prices in their over
coats. reduced prices in mems shirts and
other articles.
Miss Annie Lilly, who was visiting in
Roanoke, has been called back to Tazewell,
because of the serious illness of her grand.
mother. Mrs. Van Pelt.
Ameteur work promptly and carefully
finished at Blacks studio. Take your
plates or films to him to develope and
print.
j. d. Alexander announces that he has
good many remnants of Laces which
he will sell at genuine bargain prices. "
Read what he says.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. ]. Mosby
Davis is very ill with pneumonia at her
home on Bluestone. She is sister Of Mr..
I'll. Bane Hartman, who hasgone to see her.
The new photographer is ready for any
and all outdoor work, views, groups,
horses or cattle will be nicely photograph
ed
We are informed that two very fine
shepherd dogs recently strayed into the
Tannersville neighbOrhOod in Poor Valley.
One of the dogs is black and the other
brown.
Il. G. Chapman ad ;ertises in bis regular
space this week sweeping reductions in
prices of ladies wrappers ant wraps. The
ladies will read his advertisement with
interest.
Pupils who contemplate entering TaZe
well College, should do so on the I'D inst,
as the second term begins then.
The Rev. VIM Bean, who has been call |
ed 10 take charge of the Episcopal
churches of Blue6eld and Tazewell, will
preach at Stras memorial church on Sun
day, January 2st, morning and night. All
are invited.
Rev. j. S. French has about arranged
matters to get Rev. Sam Jones here in a
few weeks to lecture. The lecture will be
delivered in the Methodist church, and
the house will be packed.
The Tazewell Steam Laundry ia now
turning out splendid work. Last week its
work could not be surpassed. The clothes
were washed as white as snow and the
ironing was beautifully done.
The case of the Commonwealth VS.. T..
Heldreth will be taken up in the county
court today for trial. He will be tried for
kiIli & young man by the name of Bane
in Buke's Garden.
A number of ladies and gentlemen from
this place went to Bluefeld last Friday af.
ternOon to hear Sam Jones lecture that
night Those with whom we have con-
versed since their return express them.
selves as delighted with the lecture.
The excellent faculty and the reasonable
terms at Tazewell College have much to do
with it's rapid increase in the number of
students. Just think of board at 81 90 per
week and tuition Sc 100 per month. If you
want to go or send to this school, write to
J. N. HARTMAN, Financial Agent, Tazewell,
Va.
MessrS. ]. w. Chapman and d. II.
smith went to Richmond last Saturday,
and on Tuesday and Wednesday argued
n the Supreme Court of Appeals the case
If the Norfolk & Western Railway Com.
oany vs Greever. This is very impor.
ant case and its final decision is looked
orward to by ::a.Aber of property hold.
srs along the line of the railroad.
"a young man came into our store yes.
terday suffering from severe attack of
ramp colic," writes B. F. Hess, miller
md general merchant, Dickey's Mountain, :
Pa. "He had tried various home rene.
lies without relief. AS had used Cham
pertains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy gave him dose and 1t soon
brought him out alright. never saw
elbow so rejoiced." Sold by John E.
Jackson, Druggist.