Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-02-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
We will buy your beef hides.
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MIR. X. p Hartman, OF Springville, is in
town today.
Mr.. q. w. Ltz, of Panther, w. Va.
was in Tazewell yesterday,
There have been great many visitors
if Tazewell during the present week.
Mr.. Henry Preston is confined to his
house and bed by painful indisposition.
Mr.. G.. Nj. Scott, ex.sherif of Bland
county, was in Tazewell Tuesday Of this
week.
Major Il. r. Henry went to Pocahon'
tas yesterday afternoon on professional
business.
Mr.. John Litz, postmaster at Coeburn,
Va, spent part of Tuesday and Wednes'
day in our town.
Mr.. Jos. S. Gillespie returned last Sat
urday from Philadelphia. He came by
way of Washington.
When the present cold spell breaks uT
it is thought good season will follow fol
making maple sugar.
Miss Mag. Strother Witten, who has
been sick with fever, is now convalescent
and is visiting friends in town today.
Judge s. w. Williams, of Wytheville
was at Tazewell on Tuesday professionally
He went TO Richmond that afternoon.
Miss Louisa Pendeton who had been
visiting relatives in Roanoke for several
weeks, returned to Tazewel on Tuesday
Mr. Paul E. Hayter, Deputy U. S. In
ternal Revenue Collector for this district
was in Tszewell yesterday on official bus
mess.
ii. w. Pobst in his regular advertising
space calls attention to his nice stock O.
valentines. Valentine DAY will come mex
Thursday.
Messrs. J. w. Chapman, A. P. GILES
pie and A. S. Higginbotham went tt
Richmond to attend the John Marshal
celebration.
Russell Creek Lump Coal
$3.50 at bins, 800 delivered
No slack.-Tazewell Supply
Company.
A number OF Dry Fork citizens spen
several days in town the first of the week
among them D. G. Savers, j. f. Harmar
and Geo. Hartman.
The latest news received from Mrs. S. J
Thompson, who is at the Old Dominion
Hospital, Richmond, Va, is that she il
getting along finely.
Col, A. j. May has been at Pocahonta'
the most of the week, acting as counsel il
the controversy between the Southwest
Virginia Improvement Company and Col
J. S. Browning.
There will be special service at the
Christian church on next Sunday nigh
under the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor Society. We hear ar excellen
programme has been prepared.
Judge Geo. L. billiard, of Bluefeld, w
Va, was in town yesterday on professional
business. Judge billiard was formerly
citizen Of Martinsville, Va, and judge o
Henry county. He moved to Yves
Virginia some time last year.
Thacker Nut Coal, S2.75 a
bins: 1925 delivered. Nc
slack; try it. Our Coal il
CAREFULLY WEIGHED, NO GUESS
woRK.-Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. d. A. Glenn, who has accepted
call to the Baptist church at this place, vii
arrive at Tazewel in time to preach il
that church on the Third Sunday in thi
month. Rev. Glenn was formerly paste
of the church here, but resigned the pas
torale in 1897.
The National Business College, Roanoke
Va, has been made famous by cOnstan
effort to place all its graduates. Last week
it placed seven students into good posi-
tions. Many school teachers and advanc
ed students of the public schools are max
ing arrangements to take course at the
National Business College, at Roanoke
Va, when the public schools close, SenC
for catalogue.
Call us-Phone4 --for prices
on anything you want. Special
prices on our complete stock
including stoves and furniture
for the next 80 days.--Taze-
we'll Supply Company.
There is considerable agitation of the
question of moving the postoffice from its
present location to some place on Main
street. 1t is now on a side street with nc
sidewalk, and being down grade from
Main street makes the approach very I'm
comfortable and dangerous when the
ground is covered with snow and ice. If
good place could be secured on Main
street the Office ought to be moved.
To Sell Quickly. y % ffs will