Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-05-01
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS


are visiting in bluedeld
Colorado Sheep Dip is the best. one
gallon makes fifty. Price soc at Jacksons.
Pobst says the hamock season is here
and he can supply you with all kinds and
sizes.
Your money refunded If Colorado Sheep
Dip is not as recommended. Pnce QUO at
Jacksons.
1t is rumored that a vestibule train vii
be put on the Clinch Valley Division be-
fore great while.
The j. F. Hurt Insurance Agency tells
how the uninsured properly holder has
to grin and bear it" after the fire.
At the recent meeting of the Abingdon
Presbytery, Graham, Va, was selected as
the place for the next meeting OF Presby'
terry.
Preaching at the Christian church
Sunday evening at s o'clock Christian
Endeavor player meeting Saturday at 8
p. IN.
There will be preaching in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. Communion after the regular
services.
Rev. S. o. Hall, wac elected at the
recent meeting of tie Abingdon Presby-
terry to fill vancancy on the the Board OF
Trustees of Stonewall Jackson Institute.
Mrs. Belle 4. Prince. of Bueiield, w.
Va, has sent out cards announcing that
her daughter, Nellie Hill, was married on
tuesday the 2Sth ult., to Mr.. John Redd
billiard
Col. A. ]. May has gone to Kentucky to
visit his boyhood home. The Colonel has
moi been there for many years and lefl
here with the expectation Of enjoying the
visit most heartily.
We are informed that the Lyons prop
erty has been purchased by Dr. g. w.
Greever and Messrs. Joss. Moss and ia.
Greever. This is one of the most desirably
located properties in our town.
See the change of the advertisement of
Dodge's Business College. 1t will be
found on the second page of this issue. 1t
gives notice of the manner in which the
College will be run during the summer
months.
Mr.. H. l. Horn, of Tacoma, Wise coun'
ty. Va, has just enrolled in the Business
Department of Tazewell College. His
father, Mr.. Stephen Horn. came up with
him and is so pleased he hopes to return
and buy blue grass farm.
Mrs. +. 0. Maxwell aud her two chill.
dren, Of Pueblo, COL, arrived at TazeWel
on Tuesday, and will spend the Summer
with Mrs Jennie Ratliff, who is a sister
of Mr9. Maxwell. 1t has been several
years since Mrs. Maxwell paid visit TO
Tazewel.
The Tazewell Supply Co., of North
Tazewell, is building a large store house at
Poun ling, Mill and will open general
merchandise business at that place. This
will not interfere with the large business
the company is now conducting at North
Tazewell.
Hon. James D. Honaker, of Rocky Gap,
Bland county, was in Tazewel on Tues
day. He expressed his entire satisfac.
ton with the position ofthe Republican
that the Republicans in Virginia should
refrain from voting in State and National
elections.
We publish on the first page of the ere
publican" this week statement of the
settlement of the Board of Supervisors
with the Treasurer of Tazewell county for
the fiscal year ending July LIST, 1901. This
is matter of interest to the Taxpayers of
Tazewel county.
Dodge's Business College is getting mp a
Commencement program for the 18th
and 10th of May. Hon. r. Tate Irvine,
rising young lawyer of Big Stone Gap,
Va, will deliver the annual address TO
the students on the night of the sixteenth.
The public is cordially invited to these
ex 9rcises.
Mr.. A. NJ. Black will arrive at Tazewell
in few days and will open up his studio
rea ly for work on Saturday May the 10th.
Mr.. Back has spent the two last Summers
at Tazewell, and his work as photogra
pher has made him fine reputation in
that art in our section. He will be cor.
daily welcomed to our town again.
The Tazewell Supply Co., has entered
the market 10 buy wool this season. See
what they have to say in their regular
advertising space abont wool, and also
about the car loads of chairs and other
kinds of furniture they are receiving This
Company is thoroughly up-to-date. They
know how to buy goods and how to sell
them. They advertise.
The Tazewell National Bank has pur-
chased the building it now occupies from
Messrs. Buston & Sons, paying therefor
the sum of four thousand dollars. The
building will be Immediately improved
and changed to suit the necessities of the
bank. A large vault will be put in, the
front of the building will be changed in
some important particulars, the inside of
the main room altered in the arrange
ment of desks and counters, and the room
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