Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. J. M. Beavers, who had been quite
i'll for several days, is now convalescent.
Miss Adrienne HiteS, of Graham, spen'
Tuesday with her friend, Miss Tot McOall
Send your job work to the KepuDhcan
Office. 1t will be dorIe neatly and quickly
We call the attention of our readers &c
what Pobst has TO tell YOU about Emusic
in the air."
Kincer & Verm Elton have commenced
work ON the foundation of the new Henry
& Graham building.
Rev. J. S. French, after spending week
with his friends lat Tazewell, returned to
Abingdon last Saturday.
We were SURPRISED to hear on court day
that rain was badly needed in some Sec
tons of the country.
-. Bishop Morrison Will preach IN the
Methodist church at this place on Sunday
night at $50. O'Clock.
Read what the j. +. Hurt insurance
Agency has to tell you of the satisfaction
in buying good fire insurance.
Read R. c. Chapmans ad this week
and see what he has to say about the
Last Days of the Summer Dress Stuif'
"Disasers and accidents" come with
ont advance notice, says the F. d. Kits
Insurance Agency. Read the rest of this
ad.
Jno. Z. jackson is advertising Persian
Insect powder this week. Read his ad
and find out how to rid your house Of
flies.
Misses Eva and Eugene Dickinson, two
of Russell countys most attractive young
ladies, are visiting their friend, Miss Tot
Mccall.
The Board of Trustees of Cedar Bluff
High School will meet next Saturday, the
26th inst, to elect a principal for that
school.
Miss Laura Thomas, one of Wytheville''
most charming and attractive young
Ladies, is in Tazewell, visiting her friend
Miss Fife Peery,
There was a small crowd in town Tues
day court day. The farmers were toe
busy with their haymaking and Other
work to come to town.
Col. ]. s. Browning was in town Tues
day and yesterday and reports that hi
coal mine at Pocahontas is now in full
operation, with an increased output.
Mrs. George Hurt and Misses Nanni
and Louise Higginbotham, of Cedar Bluff
we're in Tazewell yesterday on a shopping
expedition and visiting relatives,
Mr.. Alex Barns informs us that his ney
roller mills at Maiden Spring are nov
going up rapidly and he hopes to hav
them completed within sixty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Chapman, WHIT
had heen for two weeks at Hunter
Pulaski Alum Springs, got back to thei
home at Tazewel on last Friday afternoon
Bowen Watts has threshed bis wheat
crop. He had 124 acres in wheat anC
threshed out 324 bushels. We expec
this is the best yield that was made in the
county this year.
Rev. J. 6. Dula will leave the last Of the
month for Allegheny county, N. c., to at
tend the annual conference of the SeconC
Adventists which will be held in thai
county next month.
Mr.. E. +. Workman, of Burlington, N
c., who for nearly two years held the posi-
ton as foreman of the Republican" Of
ice, has again accepted that position and
will arrive at Tazewell on next Sunday.
Mr.. w. L. Moore has purchased farm
in Monroe county, w. Va, and will move
his family there in the near future. The
people of 1azewel will regret TO see him
leave and we hope that he will yet deter
nine not to make the move.
The new piece of road between this
place and Liberty Hill has been opened to
the travelling public, and is great comfort
to all who have to travel from the west
end of the county to town. The old road
had been in wretched condition ever
since the great flood of June, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lundy, of Harrison
county, Mo-, arrived at Tazewell on last
Friday and will spend two weeks in the
town and county visiting friends. Mr..
Lundy moved to Missouri from Tazewell
county IN 1898. He is delighted with the
Great West and has evidently prospered
10 his new home.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at II a. m. and $50 p. M. by
Rev. j. Leighton Stuart. Rev. Stuart is a
native of China where his parents have
long labored as missionaries. He has re-
Gently completed his education at the Uni
versity of Virginia and at Union Theology.
cal Seminary, at Richmond, Va, and will
soon 60 as a missionary to China.
man by the name of Goldman is at
Tazewell Depot buying all kinds of Scrap
Iron, Cast Steel, and Wrought Iron. He
is paying 80 cents per hundred pounds,
delivered at the station. You can find
him at the blacksmith shop at depot. He
will remain only until the LIST of August,
so if you have any of the above named
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