Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
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built to the Coffee House.
The Fool Killer" is intensely humor'
Gus and very entertaining.
Tazewell county has forty-four inhab'
itants to the square mile.
Get your tickets for the Hall lecture
On sale at Jackson's Drug Store.
On Tuesday (court day. all the hotels in
town did rushing business.
DIR. William Edwin Hall vii! lecture in
the Baptist church, Tuesday night, the
20 inst.
Miss Patti Landon, of Pocahontas, ar
rived at Tazewell yesterday to visit friends.
Tickets for the Hall lecture now on sale
at Jackson's Drug Store.
One of the heaviest frosts we have ever
seen cover the ground was seen yester-
day morning,
The pupils of the schools in town can
secure tickets to the Hall lecture for 20
cts. each.
Squire T. A. Gillespie, of Cedar Bluff,
has been attending county court this week
as witness in a case.
Do not waste any time going to Jack
son Is to secure your seat for the Hall lee
ture.
Mr.. f. P. Rutherford qualified in the
county court last Tuesday as constable for
Clear Fork district.
Two of the office force of the REPUBLI-
CAN have heard Dr. Hall lecture. They
say he is the finest they ever heard.
From all accounts there will be consid-
siderable amount of building done in
Tazewell this year.
The Portsmouth, Va. Star says DIR. Hall
is handsome counter part Of William
Jennings Bryan.
Lewis Britain is up from Roanoke on a
visit to friends and relatives here.
Those who fail to hear DIR. Halls lee
turo will fail to hear the most brilliant
man Oh the lecture platform.
Hon. Joseph S. Moss left on Tuesday
for Richmond to attend the extra session
of the Virginia Legislature, which is now
Icing held.
DR.. Hall is pronounced by many CON-
petent judges the finest lecturer on either
the American or British platform.
Owing to the absence of Rev. J. S.
French, Rev. c. r. Brown filled the pull
pit of the Methodist church on last Sun
day morning.
Mr.. Henry Preston has become stock
holder In the Tazewell Telephone Com
pany. The other shareholders are; G. G.
Long, Geo. w. st. Clair and b. w Stras.
Spange nets, all over laces, gilt Draids
and buttons of all sizes, and collars at
prices to suit everybody, at Mrs. Belle
Caudill's.
There were more Knights of tie Grip
here court day than we remember ever
to have seen here at one time before.
They were very attentive to the county
merchants.
There is an intellectual treat in store for
the people of Tazewell next Tuesday night,
at least for those who 90 to hear DIR. Hall.
Mrs. w. G. Harrison will leave tomor.
row or the next day for her former home,
Fayette, Mo-, where she will pay an extern
ded visit to her mother, Mrs. Spencer.
Tue seating capacity of the Baptist
church is likely to be fully taxed when
DR.. Hall gives his lecture.
Mr.. R. E. Henry left last Tuesday for
Hampden-Sidney College to resume bis
studies as a student at that institution.
The school children will be able to get
a ticket to the Hall lecture for 20 cents.
They ought to attend in good numbers.
Mr.. Cummings, prominent attorney of
Pittsburg, Pa, was in town yesterday and
called at the REPUBLICAN Office to have
an important job printed. We did it in a
rush and to his perfect satisfaction.
Remember the Hall lecture is next
Tuesday night at the Baptist chmch.
Miss Mag Strother Witten is i'll with the
typhoid fever at the home of her father,
DR.. T. G. Witten. She had been teaching
school near Pounding Mill for several
months, but came home sick few days
ago.
If you haven't secured your seat for the
Hall lecture you had better attend to it.
Trigg A. Nj. Thomas, Esq, of the Bris-
toll News, arrived at Tazewell yesterday
and is here today in the interest of his
paper. Mr.. Thomas is an excellent news
paper man and sterling Republican.
DR.. Halls lecture will be hugely enter
tanning and elevating.
We have had great rush of job work
during the present week and month. Peo-
pie are beginning to find out that the RE.
PUBLICAN office is the place to have their
work well, quickly and cheaply done.
The Richmond Times says that the peo-
pie of that CITY were never treated to such
feast of eloquence and oratory as was
given them by DR.. Hall.
The oyster supper given by the pupils of
the High School on last Tuesday night
was not as largely attended as it should
have been. The oysters were fine, but
the night was SO dark persons seemed re-
luctant to venture out.
The price of admission to DR.. Halls lee.
t,,.o IN ooofo Tiolofc for colo or loeb.