Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-04-03
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Misc Maggie MAY came up from lynch
burg and y,tut Easter at home.
Captain D. G. Savers continues in very
III health at his home near Sa! ersville IN
this county.
Airs. w. l.. Draper, who was 80 crlIi-
cally i'll about two weeks ago, is now
COZ Natscent.
Judge Cuulling and Mr. A. S. hiegin.
bolham have gone to Buchanan county
on business.
The Sun lay Schools of all the churches
in town seem to be erowiag in interest
aud numbers.
Mr. SARAH Britt in has 'been confined
to her home with indisposition for some
DAYS, but is now improving.
Il G. Chapman in lis regular adver-
Using space has much to say abont his
fine stock of shoes. Read it.
The Z. D kits, Insurance Agency adj
vises YOU to put Your dollars into hruse
an then insure your house.
Henry Kiurcr is now having excav.
atoms made for laying tie foundation for
the addition to the Ratliff Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ell Peery are at
home again after visit to Washington,
Baltimore an other eastern cities.
We are requested to give notice that
there will be preaching in the Christian
church next Sunday night at s o'clock.
There will be no preaching in the Meth
odist church at Tazewel next Sunday, on
account of quarterly meeting at North
Tazewell.
This must have been a very poor maple
sugar season, as there has been very little
sugar of that kind brought to town this
season.
The farmers OF Tazewel county are
blowing for larger corn crop, than usual
This is a good thing, as too much corn is
imported into the county.
The brick to be used in the construction
OF the handsome addition to the Ralliff
Hotel will be furnished by the Radford
Brick Company, Of Til top.
Mis-. II. G.. Anderson, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. /. Sexton,
at Pocahonlas for the past two weeks, re
turned 70 Tazewell on Monday.
II. w. Pobst is talking this week to
those who like fine jewery. According to
him, there are a great many such persona,
and they should read what he says.
Miss Maggie Gillespie, who bad been
at st Petersburg. Fla, for the past two
months with Doctor and Mrs. r. b.
Gillespie, got back to Tazewell last Friday.
Easter Sunday here was a pretty day.
There were several light showers during
the day, but they were Of short duration,
aud the Easter bonnets were not injured.
The exact date of the opening of the
Tazewell Photo Studio will be announced
through this paper shortly. Watch for
this notice. as it will ne of interest to YOU.
Hon. A. P. Gillespie started for Rich
mond on Monday afternoon, to I've present
when HE final vote is taken on the adop-
ton by the Convention of the new Const-
tuti)n..
Mr., and Mis-. A. j. May left for Rich
mond, Va. on Last Tuesday afternoon, the
lst. inst. Mrs May has gone there for
medical treatment and will remain about
xix weeks.
Mis-. A. l.. Tynts, of FiShersvilie Va,
arrived ut Tazewel on last Monday to
visit Captain and Mrs. A. j. Tynes Miss
Bertie Bishop, also from Fishersvllle, &C
companies Mrs. Tynes.
Cnch Valley Commandery, No. 20,
X. 7. will have its regular meeting on
next Monday night, and it is expected that
the Orders of Knighthood will be confer
red OH several candidates.
1t is expected that Hon. J. g. Wysor
will be at Tazswell next Monday to argue
before Judge jackson the writ of error
which was granted on the petition Of
George and John Jones.
A full line of "Bostonian' shoes direct
Fl om factory will be in stock by April LIST.
We have many customers who will wear
nothing else. Have you tried them?
Hartman & Bottimore
Mr.. J. A. Tiller has sold all his house
hold furniture here and moved his family
to Barboursville, Ky. His successful opera
lions in the oil fields near that place made
it desirable for him to have his family
with him.
The Union prayer meeting was held
last night at the Baptist church, aud was
conducted by Rev. K. A. Kelly, of the
Methodist church. The meeting was an
interesting enc, and there was a good
congregation present.
Next Saturday and Sunday the second
quartely meeting for Tazewell and North
Tazewell Stations will be held in the
Methodist church at North Tazewell. Rev.
T. r. Handy, presiding elder, will have
charge of the meeting
Mr.. Arthur Peery, of the Tazewell
Supply Co., left on Tuesday afternoon for
the markets 10 purchase stock of furni
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