Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-31
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
We will buy your beef hides.

Mr.. Joseph ;. Gillespie Is IN fnlladel'
phia this week.
Col j. S. Browning, of Pocabontas, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Ratlih, who was recently so
sick, has been restored to her usual health
Mr.. j. Powell Royal is at Blue6eld and
Princeton, w. Va, on professional bus
mess this week.
Mr.. j. h. billiard, prominent attorney
of Bluefeld, was in Tazewell Tuesday on
professional business.
John +. Jackson calls attention to the
choice line of new books by famous authors
that he now has in stock.
Mrs. Shoemaker; wife of our tOwnsman
DR.. l.. w. Shoemaker, is again in Rich
mond for surgical treatment.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Chapman gave an
elegant dining last Saturday. We regret
our inability to be present.
Owing to the absence of Rev. j. S.
French there was no preaching in the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
On last Monday night Tazewell Lodge,
No. so, A. f. d A. NJ, conferred the Mas
ter Mason's degree upon two candidates.
Buston & Sons in their regular space call
attention to the many excellent makes
and brands of flour they are now handling.
Mr.. ]. C. Wilcox, of Keystone, W. Va,
came up to Tazewell last Saturday and
spent that day and Sunday with his fam
lily.
Miss Olette Hartman left Monday for
Ellcott City, Md, where she will attend
private school in charge of Miss Mary
Floyd McMullin.
Russell Creek Lump Coal,
$3.50 at bins, 800 delivered.
No slack.-Tazewell Supply
/
Company.
H. w. Pobst, in his regular spa ce, tells
our readers of his effort to make his store
the "candy center" of Tazewell and how
he is succeeding.
Miss Patti Landon, of Pocahontas, who
had been visiting her friend, Mrs. Frank
kits, at this place, returned to Pocahon-
tas Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Wm.H. Werth, of the Tazewell bar,
is at Richmond this week for the purpose
of arguing two important cases in the Su-
preme Court of Appeals.
Mrs. w. G. Harrison left last Saturday
for Fayette, Mo-, where she will spend
several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs.
Spencer, and other relatives.
The past week has been the first severe
one we lave had in the way of winter this
winter; but it has not compared in severe
fty with the past few winters.
There hasn't been single theatrical
performance or show of any kind at Taze.
well this winter. This used to be one of
the best show towns in the country.
DIR. Edwin Hall made talk to the stu
dents of Tazewell College on Tuesday
afternoon, which we hear was very inter-
esting and greatly enjoyed by the audi
ence.
On last Monday Mrs. Kate c. Perry
celebrated the anniversary of her birthday.
Her children and her grand children dined
with her. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pendleton
we're also among the guests.
Thousands of bushels of Western corn
are now being brought to Tazewell county,
and this causes thousands of dollars in
money TO be sent from the county for
grain that ought to be raised here.
We have done more than twice as much
Job work at the REPUBLICAN office this
month than we did in the month of JAM
ua.y, 1900. The excellence of our work is
giving us constantly increasing orders.
Thacker Nut Coal, $2.75 at
bins: 1925 delivered. No
slack; try it. Our Coal is
CAREFULLY WEIGHED, NO GUESS
woRK.-Tazewell Supply Co.
Judge Bernard Mason, of Giles county,
who was here few days of last week
holding county court for Judge Stuart,
made quite favorable impression upon
the bar and those Of our citizens who met
him.
The regular monthly conclave of Clinch
Valley Commandery, No. 20, K. T., will
be held on next Monday night, and it is
expected that a number Of candidates will
be present to receive the Orders ofKnight- |
hood.
Mr.. ]. T. Heldreth, of our town, sent
force of men to Graham last week to put
in cold storage for Mr.. H. F. Peery, who
is engaged in the grocery and fresh meat
business at that place. Mr.. Heldreth is
among the most enterprising contractors
in this section and is usually kept busy.
Call us-Phone 4---for prices
on anything you want. Special
prices on our complete stock
including stoves and furniture
for the next 80 days.--Taze-
well Supply Company.
Last week the barn on the farm of Mr..
G. w. Anderson, of Washington county,
was DESTROYED by fire. The barn was on