Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
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DuoIOn N SOIS are dufOiIlSihk OOSnDn
-four this week.
Have you tried the "Bob White" &c
cigar?
Jno. E. Jackson calls attention to Magic
Liniment and White Pine Cough Syrup.
The ]. f. Hurt Insurance Agency says
its too risky to let your property 60 unin-
sured.
If YOU want to smoke 1Oc cigar, smoke
the Virginia "-only &c,
See what Chapman has to say about the
Millinery Section of the Big Store in this
issue.
The only cigar made Of $3.50 per 10.
Havana tobacco and sold for 10cts is the
Anto-Try-It 10c. cigar.
If you are lover of music, you cant
afford to miss the Wesleyan Quartette
concert.
The Christian Endeavorers will have q
social in the Christian church Friday
evening at Z; 80 o'clock.
Colonel and Mrs. A. ]. May, who had
been visiting relatives at Prestonsburg, KY,
returned to Tazewell last Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Baylor and Mrs. N. F.
Adams, of Cedar Bluff, were in town yes
terday on a shopping expedition.
Marvin Hartman, youngest son of MIR.
r. P. Harman, is i'll with typhoid fever at
bis fathers home near Springvllle.
Mr.. Ashby Henry is now quite sick at
st. Adams school with rheumatism. Mr..
Henry is one of the teachers at that
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Peery, of North
Tazewell, have gone to Wytheville TO at
tend the meeting of the Holston Confer
ence.
Mr. r, M. T. Hunter, proprietor of the
celebrated Hunters Alumni Springs in
Pulaski county, Va, was in our town yes
terday.
Dodge's Business College had ten new
students to enter last Monday The
school now has the largest enrolment it
has ever had.
MIR. II. q. Robinson, formerly of Wythe
county, Va, but now practciug attorney
in Philadelphia, is in Tazewell on pro-
fessional business.
DR.. and Mrs. T. L. Painter of Liberty
Hill, came to Tazewell last Thursday, and
remained here several days visiting their
son, DR.. w. l. Painter.
Mr.. 0. E. Hopkins, admir-. of Dennis
Howery, deceased, advertises in another
column that he will sell on the 18th inst. a
quantity of valuable personal property.
The greatest values we have ever had
in Men, Women and Children's under
wear. You lose if you don't buy your
Winter Underwear here.
Hawkins & Son.
Trux Warren expects to be in his new
barber shop by the 1st of November. 1t
will be handsome shop, equipped with
all the modern conveniences.
Tickets for the Wesleyan Quartette
entertainment will be on sale at Jackson's
drug store next Saturday morning, the 18th
INST. Tickets Scots. Secure reserved seat
Mr.. E. J. Miles the agent of the NOT
folk and Western at Tazewel station Ii
almost overwhelmed with work. He
rarely gets from his Office work before
midnight.
The Branford pa Express says: "The
Wesleyan Quartette is by far the best ar
ranged and selected Quartette that has
ever been here. Their repertoire Of songs
is very large"
DR.. G. w. Greever is preparing to build
large addition to the house he now oc.
cuples as an Office at the head of Main
street, and as soon as completed will &C.
cupy it as a residence.
MIR. j. P. Cameron, proprietor Of Thistle
PlOw and Foundry Company, at West
Graham, was at Tazewell yesterday. Mr..
Cameron has built up fine business with
his foundry and is an enterprising man.
DIR. j. r. Glldersleeve, who had been
absent for the past two months, got back
ITO Tazewel last Monday. The Doctor
spent one month in Europe during bis abb
Fence, visiting England, France, Germany
Fnd Switzerland.
We hope in our next issue to be able to
announce the number of votes registered
at the new registration. The work has
been done in such way, mostly in secret,
that it has been impossible for us to get
any accurate figures.
The Otsego IN. W Journal Gays: "Last
evening the Wesleyan Male Quartette
gave the closing entertainment of the
Course at the City Hall. 1t was one of
the best concerts ever given here. The
four young men possess very fine voices,
showing excellent training"
Mr.. a. S. Greever, who for some years
has been the principal of Burke's Garden
Academy, went to New York last week,
where he will take post graduate course
at Columbia University. Mr. Greever
has been a most successful teacher and ls
thoroughly devoted to the work.
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