Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-09-12

anu Has Uccu uudOiC w OO az LAG OAAANN IVA
several days.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. give some
interesting talk this week about clothing.
Read what they have to say on the first
page of the Republican"
There will be regular communication
of Tazewell Lodge, No. 62, A. F. & A. M
on next Monday night and full attend
ance of the members is desired.
H. w. Pobst is calling your attention
this week to his large stock Of elegant cut
glass ware, and assures you that the prices
are not SO high as the ware is elegant.
The ]. F. Hunt Insurance Agency asks
you to examine the financial statements
of each and every one of the Fire Insur'
ance Companies the agency represents.
Dodge's Business College has started Oh
very encouragingly. 1t now has nineteen
students, and many others have announc-
ed their intention of attending the school.
Hon. Graham Clayton, of Bedford City,
Va, was at Tazewell Tuesday and yester'
day. He was here on professional bust
ness. Mr.. Clayton represents the county
of Bedford in the State Senate.
Prof. A. S. Greever and his sister, Miss
Maggie, of Burke's Garden Academy,
were over yesterday attending the we'd
dings. Prof. Greever informed us his
school will begin next Monday.
Next Tuesday will be county court day
and we hope to see number of our
friends in town. We not only hope to
see them but wish to have them show
their appreciation of the REPUBLICAN by
settling their subscription accounts.
DR.. A. L. Tynes, who had been visiting
bis parents at this place, left last Thursday
to return to his home at Fishersville, Va
The Doctor Is an excellent gentleman
clever physician and has built up large
and lucrative practice in Augusta county
Tazewell High School opened for the
regular Fall term on last Monday with &
splendid enrolment of pupils. There
were III pupils the first day and since
then the list has beenI steadily growing
and will reach 200 by the close of thu
week.
We publish elsewhere call for a mass
meeting of the Republicans of Tazewel
county, issued by II. G. Mccall, county
chairman. The work that will come before
the meeting is very important and good
turnout of the Republicans of the county
is desired.
Mr.. S. P. Davidson, of De Soto, Kansas,
is visiting friends and relatives in Tazewell
county. He left this county for Kansas
about tventy-three years ago. He is
pleased with bis home In the West, but
has the undying affection for Tazewell
which is found in the breasts Of all who
have been raised or lived here.
Rev. l. G. Penn and wife, of South
Atlanta, Ca, will arrive at Tazewell on
Saturday, and he will preach in the town
hall to the colored Methodist congrega'
ton OH next Sunday morning. His wife
will lecture in the afternoon to the moth
ers and children. He will lecture at
night to the Epworth League.
All the export cattle in the county,
about twenty-five hundred in number,
have been sold. The most of them were
bought by Nelson Morris, of Chicago.
The first shipment will be made next
Monday, when about $50 will be shipped
from Tazewell station. This year the cat
tie are unusually fat and fine and the
prices realized the best that have been re-
ceived for years.
The National Business College opened
last week with double the enrolment Of
the previous year. Students continue to
enter daily. Commercial, Shorthand,
Typewriting, English, and Penmanship
departments under experienced principal
and assistant instructors. Students may
enter at any time. Not combined gradu'
ate out of employment. For further in
formation write for catalogue. E. NJ.
Coulter, President.
Two of the most popular young persons
of our town, Mr.. ]. P. Hartman and Miss
Pansy Alexander, went to Bristol last
week and returned man and wife. They
lefs Tazewell on Friday afternoon, were
married on Saturday and got back on
Sunday. They were accompanied to Bris'
toll by Messrs. D. G. Gillespie and John
O'Keefe. The happy couple is now
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bane Har.
man, parents of Mr.. Harmau. We wish
tho ,,o,po yoonla much hannineea and