Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-08-29
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

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Mrs. J. S. French and little son, Allen,
went to Bristol last Monday, where they
will visit Mrs. French's parents until after
annual conference.
X. c. Chapman informs those who are
fixing to 90 to school that he is specially
prepared to supply their needs in shoes
and all other lines.
A. NJ. Black, the photographer, has a
change of ad in this weeks issue of our
paper, in which he tells. you how your
"money can be we'll spent"
A protracted meeting will be commenced
in the Baptist church on next Sunday
Rev. Garland, of Keysville, Va, will assist
Rev. Glenn in the meeting
The ]. F. Hurt Insurance Agency tells
you in their advertisement this week that
it will not cost you cent to call at their
office and inquire about fire insurance.
Mr.. r. D. Brown, until recently a resi-
dent of Tazewell county, but now of
Meadow View, Washington county, Va,
was in Tazewell the first of the week look
ing after business matters.
If any boy of good habits, and who can
read and write the English fairly well,
wants to learn the printing business he can
secure a situation at the REPUBLICAN
office.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
VI. J. Hawkins to Miss Margaret Peery,
daughter of Mr.. II. G. Peery. The mar
rage will take place on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER at the residence of the brides
parents.
Rev. w. H. Greever preached to the
Lutheran congregation at this place on
asst Sunday morning. He will 60 to
Columbia, S. c., in short while, having
accepted call from the Lutheran church
at that place.
Mr.. K. c. Chapman, who had been il
New York for two weeks purchasing hi'
Fall and Winter stock of goods, is bach al
nome again. He tells us he has laid in &
splendid stock, and the very latest styles
prevail throughout.
Mr.. j. d. Alexander places new adver
isement in this issue of our paper, il
which he informs the public that he is nov
closing out his entire stock of goods at &
sacrifice, and that it will be money in your
pocket to buy from him. Read what he
has to say.
The Misses Smythe, of North Tazewell,
have sent out invitations to the marriage
of their neice, Miss Caroline Monroe Dunn,
to Mr.. Robert S. Moss. The marriage
will take place on the 18th Of September
at half past two O'clock, in the Methodist
church at North Tazewell.
Mrs. r. P. Holland and Mrs. G. B. CromeI
of Newberry, S. c., who had been visiting
their sister, Mrs. VIM. G. Pendleton, left
for their home on Tuesday afternoon.
They were called suddenly away by the
illness of Mr.. Cromer. He is President of
Newberry College and is now ill with ma
larial fever.
Rev. James HenderIite preached in the
Pres byterian church on last Sunday morn.
ing and night. His sermons were excel
lent and he is young minister of much
promise. We have known him since his
childhood, as he was born and raised at
Marion, and 1t gives us pleasure to chron-
ce his success in the high and useful call
ing of the ministry.
Prof A. S. Greever and his sister, Miss
Maggie, of Burke's Garden, who had been
at Buffalo attending the Pan-American
Exposition, got back to Tazewell on yes
terday. They also visited Niagara and
Canada, and they express themselves
delighted with the Exposition as we'll as
what they saw at Niagara and on the
Lakes.
Rev. w. w. Ruff and family left for
Rockbridge county, Va. ON Tuesday after.
noon, where they Will remain Tor ABOUT
two weeks, and then 60 to Greenville, S.
C. Mr.. Ruff has received and accepted a
call to church at that place. By bis re-
moval Tazewell has lost good citizen.
He is a man of very high Christian char
acter and always jealous Of good works.
Mr.. w. 6. HARRISON got back from
New York last week; and informs us he
has purchased for Harrison & Gillespie
Bros. the largest and most carefully
selected stock of goods that firm mas laid
in for several years. The firm means to
do business the coming Fall and Winter