Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-03-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.


ing homefolks for several days, left Friday
for Dublin, Va.
Stock owners, read what John Z. Jack
son has to tell you about protecting YOU
stock.
Mr.. ]. B. Hankins ia now In the eastern
cities, purchasing Spring and SUMMED
stock of goods for bis firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Thompson and
baby, left today ON visit to relatives and
friends at Jonesville. Va.
Mrs. Geo. Gose, died at the home o.
her son, John P. Gose, in Burkes Garden
Tuesday at O'Clock.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros, in theii
regular space, call the attention OF ouI
readers to their extensive line Of ladies
goods.
You get no slack in your coal from Us.
We have Just purchased Lanes patent
coal screen. Try ton OF screened coal:
TAzEwKLL SUPPLY Co.
That is y very liberal proposition made
by R. g. Chapman in bis regular space to
all men who wear shoes. You'd better
read it.
Mrs. Conrad F. Tynes and little daugh'
ter, Julia, left last Friday evening FOL
Marion, where they will make their home
in the future.
Your attention is called to the uncer'
tainty of insuring in bad company
Read the warning Of the j. F. Hurt Insur'
ance Agency.
The young ladies Of TsEewell College vii
give an entertainment in the College chap
ell on Saturday evening next, which vii
consist of tableaus, Rotations and music
MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Witten, Of Grundy
we're in town Thursday and Friday Of last
week, and went from here to Washington
to witness the inauguration Of President
Mckinley.
Conductor William T. Wohlford, Of the
Norfolk and Western, with headqusrterI
at Blue6eld, w. Va. was in Tazewel
Monday, and while here paid our office
pleasant call.
Mr.. II. S. Surface, who, for some time
past had resided in the rooms over thu
Ciinch Valley News Office, has moved viii
his family into the Ratl;f property, wesl
Of the Racket Store.
There will be Special Communication
of Tazewell Lodge. No. 81, A. F. & A. M
March 8. Work in the Second and Third
Degree. All Master Mssons in good stand
ing are cordially invited.
The Southern Express Company hai
opened an express Office at Witten's Mill
and Mr.. T. r. Smoot, has been appointed
agent. This Office was much needed, and
will be of great convenience to the sur
rounding neighborhood.
Raven Red Ash Coal, 1915.
Thacker and Alma Nut, 2.75.
Russell Creek Lump, 6O.
so cents extra for delivery. Remem'
Der your coal is weighed free from
slack. TAzEwELL SUPPLY 20.
Rev. S. B. Vsught preached in thu
Methodist church last Sunday morning
filling the regular appointment of Rev. J
). French. Rev. Vsqght delivered an ex
cellent discourse and made most favor
able impression on hearers.
Rt. Wor. John c. Primer, Grand Lect
urer for this Division, will be here tomor
row and remain one week. 1t is hopeC
all Lodges in this District will send del
egates to perfect themselves in the ESQ
teric work. This is important.
Robert d. Finley, who had been con
ductor on the Tazewell Street Railway lint
since last September, left Monday for hil
home at Baskerville, Va. While in Taze
we'll Bob made many warm friends, all O.
whom were sorry to have him depart from
our midst.
The protracted meeting, which Was &c
have commenced Sunday night at the
Methodist church. was postponed on &C.
count of the illness of Revs. Garden and
Kelly, who are to assist Rev. French In
conducting to services. If Revs. Kelly
and Garden recover in time the meeting
will begin next Sunday.
The Quarter. Annual Convention Of the
Christian Church (colored), will be held al
Kings Chapel, this place, beginning to-
morrow, the 9Th, and continuing up to
and including Sunday, the 10th. Sunday
will be rally day, and all money collected
on that day will be used to purchase
grounds on which to build parsonage.
Mr.. James McCulla, whose serious i'll.
meas we mentioned in last weeks Issue Of
our paper, died last Thursday night at biz
home on Marion Avenue. Funeral ser.
vices were held at the family residence on
Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev. w.
w. Ruff, after which the remains were
taken to the new cemetery north Of
town for interment.
Mr.. J. J. Taylor, father Of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Coffee, of this place, died Monday morn.
ing at his home near Snowville, Va. Mrs.
Coffee left on No. 10 Monday evening to
attend the burial. This is the fourth
death to occur in Mrs. Coffee's family
within the past few months, and the sym
patty of the entire community goes out
to her in this sad affection.
Obelitk Flour, per barrel, $4.S5.
Meal, per bushel, .58.
White Corn, per bushel, SO.
Standard Granulated Sugar, pr ID. &c.
Arbuckle's Coffee, per h., l2c.