Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-26
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Read what Black has to tell you o.
"PeerIess Portraits"
r. @. Chapman is advertising his
remnant sale" in this issue.
Mr.. s. V. Kelly is sick at the home Of
his father, Rev. VIM. H. Kelly.
Write or phone us for prices on jot
work before having it done. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Chapman are both
i'll with grip but at this writing they are
improving.
Buston & Sons call the attention CT our
readers to the different kinds of breakfast
food they handle.
We regret to hear that Rev. VIM. b..
Kelly has been suffering froma severe at
tack of grip at his home at Unaka.
Mr.. A. J. May, Jr., who has been In
Washington county for the past two
weeks, returned to Tazewell Monday.
We are receiving a number of orders
for lob work from our old customers. We
do high grade work at reasonable prices.
M. S. Pendleton, Secretary of the Pru-
dental Fire Insurance Company, left Sat-
urday for Chicago on professional bust
ness.
The Farmers Institute, which will be
held next Thursday is expected to bring
large crowd of Tazewell county farmers to
our town.
There was call meeting of O'Keetfe
ROYAL Arch Chapter on last Monday night,
and the Royal Arch degree was conferred
on one candidate.
Hon. Henry Bowen and VIM. q. Pend
Teton attended the meeting of the State
Republican Committee which was held at
Lynchburg on last Saturday night.
WANTED-Man to introduce New
Patent Specialties as produced. Steady
employment. Salary &c per hour and
commission. Address for interview,
NIB. Co., care Tazewell Republican.
A CAGE of smallpox is said to Lave
developed in the family of William Kessee.
All necessary precautions have been taken
and the familyls thoroughly guaranteed.
Misses Mamie Strother and Mary
Snidow, of PearisburP, Va, we're at Taze'
we'll the last of last week as the guests Of
Mrs. G. 7. st. Clair. They went to Blue
field on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. w. P. Huffman, who has been
assistant manager Of the F. d. Kits lns.
Agency, resigned his position on the 10Th
inst, and left Saturday for Huntsville,
Ala, to accept another position.
Mr.. L. E. Holloman, the cigar man
from Harrissonburg, was in town yeeter-
day. Mr. HoIoman manufacturers ex-
cellent cigars and has succeeding in es-
tablishing fine trade in Tazewell.
TAKE NOTICE. have sold my inter-
est in the saloon on St. Clair Street, Poca'
hontss, Va, to my partner, j. P. Rich
ards. l will no longer be responsible for
any debts charged to the firm of j. B.
Perdue & Co. ]. B. PERDUE.
Mr.. H. Jas. Kelly, who had been WISH
ting his parents, at Unaka in this county,
for the past few weeks, left on last Satur-
day for Sioux City, Iowa, where he is EN-
ployed as travelling salesman Of the Sioux
City Hardware Company.
We add about twenty new subscribers
to our list this week. Perhaps we may
not have the largest subscription list Of
any newspaper in this vicinity, but we
have one of the best and most apprecia-
tive. Our list grows all the time.
DR.. w. l. Painter and Mr., @. G. Long
who went to Philadelphia on Monday of
last week returned to Tazewell on Sunday.
Mr.. Long has received relief from the
serious trouble with which he is suffering,
and it is hoped he will not have to IN
dergo a surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Leslie have sent out
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Susie Wagner, to Mr.. John Edward
Pearce. The marriage will take place on
Wednesday, the first day of February, at
IL O'Clock noon at the residence of the
parents of the prospective bride.
The report that any child attending
Tazewell High School has the smallpox or
has had it while in attendance at the
school is incorrect. This week some pupils
who had been exposed to this disease
we're taken out of school and will be kept
out until all danger is past.
Dir. r. L. Campbell, who has been
associated with The Dominion Fire In
surance Corporation as Secretary and un-
derwriter, has tender bis resignation to
said company. Mr.. Campbell is a fine
insurance man and it will be quite loss
to this institution to lose him. Outside of
the insurance field Mr. Campbell has
made many warm friends in Tazewell
who will hear of his intended departure
with much regret.
]. B. Boyer & Co. make you some