Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-03-06
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

A fresh lot of nice box candy just re-
ceived at Jackson's.
Try a "CubanoIa or -. NJ. "cigar at
Jackson's. They are good.
For the first time in several years all the
churches at Tszewel are supplied with
pastors.
Rev.R "A. Kelly preached for the colored
Methodists in their new church on last
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
If you have a good horse to sell, age
from to Z, weight from $50 to 1850 lbs,
drop me card ]. M. Coffee.
The first chainless bicycle seen in Taze-
well is in the window at Jackson's. 1t is
a Monarch, and the price is way down.
When the people of Tazewell got up
Yesterday morning they found falling what
has proved to be the deepest snow of the
season.
Mrs J. Nj. Coffee, after enjoying brief
visit to friends and relatives in Mont
o .merv county, got back to Tazewell last
Sunday.
The "Stag Paint" for which the Taze-
ell Supply Company are agents, is
guaranteed. See advertisement in another
column.
If you are in favor of good roadsin Taze.
well county, attend the public meeting
which will be held in the courthouse next
Wednesday.
have two boundaries of good blue
grass sod l want to rent for grazing this
season. S. j. Brown,
36t4 Tiptop, Va.
The heavy rainfall last Thursday night
and Friday morning damaged the street
at the village of Liberty Hill about as
much as did the heavy food last June.
There will be services at Stras Memorial
Church on Friday night, March 9TH, at
s o'clock; and also on Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock by Rev E. H. Brosius, Rector
We publish in this issue report of the
condition of the Bank of Clinch Valley.
IL shows most gratifying condition and
entities the bank to the confidence of the
business public.
The Tazewell Supply Company are
agents for the Royal Tailors, and want to
furnish you a tailor made suit for less
money than you ever bought one. See
their advertisement.
We are informed that Senator j. n.
Hartman has introduced bill in the State
Senate which is intended to prohibit the
manufacture or sale of sprituous liquors in
this, the third, senatorial district
Mr.. VIM. Brewer, chief of police, came
up from Pocahontas yesterday to bring
Charles Eaves. colored. who, upon charge
of IUI sery, has been confined in Jail here
for indictment by the next grand jury.
Tazewell National Bank is moving light
along. Last Saturday the deposits had
reached the creditable sum of forty thous-
and dollars, and it is expected that by the
close of this week they will have reached
sixty thousand dollars.
On last Friday there were no trains on
the Clinch Valley Division from either
direction. The floods had done such
damage to the road, both east and vest of
Tazewell, that no trains could be run. On
Saturday tberunning oftrains was resumed.
Mr.. w. G. HARRISON has returned from
the eastern markets, and tells us he has
purchased a large and beautiful stock of
goods for the customers of Harrison &
Gillespie Bros. These goods will be duly
ADVERTISED in the columns of the "Repub-
lican."
M. NJ. Sutherland, of Wythevile, Va,
advertises that he has six magnificent
Shire and Percheron horses, imported this
year. Heavy draft horses are the most
saIable that can now be raised. Tazewell
horse breeders should examine Mr.. Suth.
erland's horses.
MIR. H. G. Anderson will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Wytheville, to present the
petition of George and John Jones to
Judge Jackson for writ of error. He car
ries the full record of the trial in their
case, and counsel are very confident of Sc
curing new trial of the case.
T. w Spindle 4 Co., real estate agents
at Roanoke, Va, have half column ad-
vertisement on the first page of this issue.
They call attention to number of splen-
did farms they have for sale. If you want
to buy farm, it will pay you to look
carefully over their list and write them.
We loorn fhot Mr. n NJ Eochv uh0