Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-08-18
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

see What HafrlkSOn " Oillebple OiOe'
have to say about Fall and Winter Shoes.
X. C. Chapman is advertising goods
suitable for making clothes for school child
rem.
Abingdon Presbytery will meet at Ceres,
Bland cOurty, next Tuesday night, 29rd
inst.
Mr.. r. G. Chapman is now in the Eastern
markets buying his stock offall and winter
goods.
MIR. B. J.. Wysor, President of the Inn
perial Fire Insurance Company, is in town
this week.
have 200 good stock ewes for sale. Will
sell in large or email lots.
+. 7. WITTEN.
We are crowded with job work, but will
find time to do yours if you will bring or
phone us your order.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen
from town went to Maiden Spring yester-
day to have picnic,
MIR. G. L. Byron, who had been doing
some surveying in Kentucky, returned to
Tazewell last Tuesday.
The Tazewell Fair Association is max
ing contracts for nice line of amusements
for the approaching exhibition.
Come out next Monday to hear Colonel
Semp and Robert w. Blair who will speak
in behalf of Republican principles.
WANTED.-Young lady desires posi-.
ton as governess. Lessons given in music
and art. Address Miss &C." Salem, Va.
Dr. Painters new residence is going up
rapidly, and it promises to be one of the
handsomest and most convenient dwell
inQs in the town.
Mrs. Waters, of Portsmouth, Va, who
had been making visit to her sister Mrs.
S. M. B. Coulling at this place, left on
Tuesday for her home.
Miss Ruth Johnson, of Memphis, Tenn,
and Miss jamie Snidow, of White Gate,
Giles county, Va, are visiting Miss Nan
ME Gillespie at Tazewen.
Mrs. H. F. Peery, of Graham, Va, who
has been visiting Misses Mag and Linnie
Lite for several weeks, is beginning to
improve greatly in health.
Hon. Robt. w. Blair, of Wytheville,
Va, is announced to speak to the people
of Tazewell county in the court house on
next Monday. the 22nd inst.
Mr.. w. Il. Harrison, who has been in
the Eastern markets for the past two
weeks buying his Fall and Winter goods,
is expected back home tomorrow.
WANTED, 900 bushels of Potatoes
for delivery in August.
Tazewell ProduceCo.
Hon. Campbell Slemp, the Republican
candidate for Congress, will address the
people of Tazewell county at the court
house OH next Monday, the end inst.
Messrs. R. s. Gillespie and g. M. St.
Clair have been elected assistant cashiers
of the Bank of Clinch Valley and have en-
tered upon the discharge of their duties as
such.
Mr.. K. K. Crockett, who was assistant
cashier of the Bank of Chnch Valley, has
been elected cashier of the Bank of Graham
aud has entered upon the duties Of that
position.
The Republican Job Office is now COM
plete 10 every department. We use moth
ing but the best material, and our prices
are reasonable. Bring or phone US your
next order.
Arrangements have been made with the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
to sell persons who wish to attend The fair
at Tazewell THE year round trip tickets at
fare one way.
H. w. Hilleary, the live real estate man
of Staunton, Va, is advertising some very
valuable farms for sale in this issue of the
Republican. See bis advertisement IN
another column.
WANTED at once-1 900 bushels of
early Apples,
Tazewell Produce Co.
Mrs. Mamie Rives Walker, who had
been visiting her uncle, Mr.. 1. E. Chap
man, at Tazewell tor the past several
weeks, left on Tuesday afternoon for her
home at Bristol, Va,
Mr.. W. 1. Boone, formerly of Tazewell
and publisher of the Republican, was here
last Sunday, but we failed to see him. He
is now publishing the Eastern Panhandle
at Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Kathleen Whit, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Whit, fell from
horse on Tuesday afternoon and broke her
arm. DR.. R. B. Gillespie rendered the
necessary surgical services.
Mrs. R. H. Parker, the Misses White
and Mr.. William G. White, of Ports
mouth, Va, arrived at Tazewell last week
and will spend several weeks here. They
are stopping at the Ratliff Hotel.
The question of who put the dynamite
on the track of the street railway remain
in mystery. 1t is thought that
some boy, who did not realize what he
was doing, placed the dynamite on the
track.