Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-08-04
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Boyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.. Greever are back
from Hunters Pulaski Alum Springs.
The contractors are now buslly engaged
making the granolithic walk on Marion
Avenue.
Rev. H. M. Fugate will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday morning and
night.
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Greeyer returned
from Hunters Pulaski Alum Springs yes
terday.
WANTED at once-1 900 bushels of
early Apples,
Tazewell Produce Co.
There is talk of establishing lodge OF
the Order of Red Men at this place before
great while.
Miss Mary McNeel, of Radtord, Va,
visited her friend, Mrs. H. W. Pobst, the
first OF the week.
More nice dwellings are being built at
Tszewell this year than have been built
any year during the past decade.
Rev. ]. H. Wyse, of Burkes Garden,
will preach in the Episcopal church here
next Sunday morning and evening.
"Cravenette" and Rain Coats, useful
all the year round, $1,000, $3.50 and
$500.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Spots Bros. are advertising the superior
teas that they have for sale. Read what
they have to say in their regular space.
DR.. Malcolm Price, Of Charleston, w.
Va, was visitor to his cousin, Mrs, b.
w. Pobst, at Tazewell the first of this
week.
DR.. S. G. Bowen, who has been i'll with
the typhoid fever at his fathers home at
Maiden Spring, is now reported to be
convslesclng.
Miss Virginia Stone is back from her
visit to the st. Louis Exposition, and ls
now visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Alexander, at Tazewell.
We buy Chickens, Eggs, Apples, Pota-
toes etc. and pay highest cash price.
Tazewell Produce Co.,
North Tazewen, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. JEFF Ward, who had
been attending the Exposition at St.
Louis, got back home last Saturday. They
report having delightful time.
DIR. and Mrs. w. l. Painter and their
two SONS, who had been visiting Mrs.
Painters father, Mr.. G. w, Russell, at
Jouesyille, Va, are at home again.
Yesterday morning the preparatory
work for laying granolithic walk on
Tazewell Avenue was commenced. Nc
Cary & Sons have secured the contract for
making the walk.
The Tszewell Gun Club will give a
tournament at the Fair Ground each day
of the Fair. That is on the 9th, 9TH, and
9Th of September. A number Of beautiful
prizes will be shot for.
Thistles, weeds and briars are about to
take the old cemetery at the east end OF
town. Persons who have friends buried
there ought to see that the cemetery is
cleared of the weeds and briars.
Do not forget that we handle the NV.
L. Douglas d Co.'s Shoes, the largest
mems shoe factory in the world. They
have always led in style, comfort and
wearing qualities.
Hartman & Bottinore.
The abundant rain on Monday night
will nearly complete the maturing OF the
corn crop in this vicinity. One or two
more rains will make the crop the best,
perhaps, ever raised by Tazewell county
farmers.
Ex-Judge J. II. Stuart has been ap-
pointed receiver for the Tri-State Mining
and Manufacturing Company, and has
taken charge of the large property inter-
ests of that company located at Richards
and other points.
We are informed that there are now
about forty visitors at the Iron Lithia
Springs, near Tptop, of which Mr. l.. G.
Wingo is proprietor. The waters of the
springs are very highly spoken of for their
medicinal qualities.
The fret term of the United States
Court at Big Stone Gap will begin next
Monday, the 9Th inst, with Judge Henry
C. Mcdowell presiding. Eleven jurors,
petit and grand, have been summoned to
attend the court from Tazewell county.
For limited time only Boyer will sell
for cash IL glass tumbles for lSc, ! pair
25c towels for I8c; l00.foot rust proof
wire clothes line for l8c; 120 clothes pins
for 18c; 4 boxes celluloid starch for l8c;
l 25c broom for 1Sc; 25c wash board for
1Sc; IL jelly glasses for 18c; cakes Sea
Foam soap 1Sc; cakes Lenox soap l8c;
cakes good toilet soap lSc; 8 balls pot
ash or lye lSc.
Rev. J. w. Perry, pastor of the Metho-
dist church at Abingdon, Va, has been at
Tazewel for the past few days. He is
here in the interest of Martha Washington
College, and informs us that the prospects
of that excellent school for the coming
session are very fattering.
Mr.. John Barne, of the Cove, who fell
from his barn loft about two weeks ago
aud painfully injured one of his hips, Is
greatly improved we are informed. At
first it was feared that the injury might be
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