Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Read the ad. of Cammack & Black in
this issue.
Miss Sadie Barns, of Bristol, Tenn, is
visiting relatives in our town.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at ii o'clock
No services IN the Methodist church
next Sunday night; ON account ofno lights.
There were noservices last Sunday night
in any of the churches, owing to the abb
sence of electric lights.
There was a large crowd in town on
Tuesday (court day. and the best of order
prevailed.
Mrs. A. NJ. Black left on Friday for a
two weeks visit to relatives in Uumber-
land and Prince Edward counties,
We call attention to the new adTer'
tlsement Of the Estrella Del Mundo DC
cigar found in this issue of the Republl-
can.
MIR. and Mrs. Brinson, who had been
visiting their daughter, Mrs, g. L. Byron,
| fit ON last friday afternoon for their home,
at Waynesboro, Ga.
The interest in the approaching Tazewell
Fair is constantly increasing, and from
present indications it promises to be the
best fair ever held here.
Read what Buston & Sons say in their
usual space about the price OF toilet soaps,
| it will pay you to lay IN years supply at
the prices they are offering it at.
We are receiving this week car of the
celebrated Obelisk Flour. Special price
while this car lasts, $44S per barrel. Take
advantage oftthis price.
Buston & Sons.
We call the attention of our readers to
the change in the ad. of TaZewell Supply |
Co. They are offering some great bargains
for the next thirty days.
The Republican mass-meeting on Tues
day was the largest and most representa-
tive gathering of the kind that has assem-
bled In the courthouse for some years.
Buston & Sons, believing that "clean'
illness is next to Godliness," want all the
people to have soap. See their reduction
in the prices of the necessary article.
Mr.. j. G. Gillespie announces himself
a candidate for Commissioner of Revenue
for Clear Fork District He is we'll quail
fed, and will make good officer if elect
ed.
Misses Cecil Crockett and Sallie Thomas
Of Crockett's Cove, Wythe county, Va,
passed through town Tuesday afternoon
OIL their way to the Cove, where they will
visit Mrs. Rees I. Bowen.
Mr.. S. S. F. Hartman announces him.
self candidate for sheriff of the county,
and Messrs. H. F. Peery and VIM. Bandy
will run as his deputies. This makes a
very strong ticket, one that will be hard
to beat.
There was very heavy hailstorm at
and near North TazeWell on last Monday
afternoon. Considerable damage was
done to gardens and growir g corn.
good deal of hail fell at the same time in
Tazewell, but the stones were too small to
do any damage.
Mr.. H. P. Britain announces himself
IN this issue of the Republican candi'
date for reelection as treasurer Of Taze-
well county. He has made q most efic-
lent and obliging public official and is very
strong with the people.
A large crowd of young ladies and gen.
temen from town went to the Iron Lithia
Springs on last Saturday afternoon and
remained until Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Bane Hartman chaperoned the crowd, and
they report having good time.
Mr.. I. G. Bowen places his announce
ment in the columns of the Republican"
as candidate for Commonwealth Attol
ney. He is young gentleman of fine
qualities and successful in his profession.
That he will make strong candidate and
faithful officer no one can doubt.
President E. NJ. Coulter, of the Nation
al Business College, Roanoke, Va, writes
US that the enrolment this fall will be
larger than ever before. Letters are be-
ing received from all quarters stating that
the writers will begin work at the NAT
IONAL September 1st Young people Of
this section who think of attending school |
should write for this handsome catalogue. |
Messrs. j. W. Chapman, A. P. GILES
pie, Barns Gillespie, and Major R. r.
Henry and Judge S. q. Graham have
gone to the Virginia Hot Springs to attend
the annual meeting of the Virginia Bar
Association. Judge Graham is president
of the Association, but will retire at this
meeting. His retiring or farewell address
will be an interesting feature of the meet
ing.
Fall session of this we'll known
institution begins September Ist.
Write E. M. Coulter, Roanoke,
Va for the handsomest catalogue
ever sent out in the South.
1t is free.
Before selecting school, young people
should investigate what the National Busl.
ness College, Roanoke, Va, has done for
its students during the past fourteen years.
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