Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-04
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

iObVU AVB VOVUb VIWOS
The walls of Mr.. S. D. Mays new
residence are going up rapidly.
Ladies Kid Gloves in all leading colors,
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
An effort is being made to re-estab-
fish post office at Unaka, five miles
east of Tazewell.
Dark Blue, Dark Green, Gray, Tan
and Black Kid Gloves for Ladies.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Farmers report that corn is moulding
and rotting in the schock. Frost and
cooler weather would bring relief.
Miss Louise Pendleton will remain at
Tazewell this winter and intends to or
ganize class in voice culture.
Preaching in the Lutheran churchnext
Sunday morning at II o'clock, Also in
the evening at 1880. All are invited.
Rev. G.. c. Rector will preach at the
Main st. Methodist church next Sunday
morning and at North Tazewell at night.
An informal reception will be held in
the Reading Rooms Friday afternoon
Oct. 5th, from 4 to 6. Everybody in
vited.
Remember that next SATURDAY,
the 9th inst, is the last day upon which
you can register to vote at the election
in November.
United States Court is in session at
Abingdon this week, and John D. Daley
and others from Tazewel county are in
attendance.
Remember that next SATURDAY,
the 9Th inst, is the last day you will
have to deposit your transfer so as to
vote at the election in November.
LADIES:
We can match your tailor made suit
in Kid Gloves can give you the color
you want.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
H. P. Britain, County Treasurer,
gives notice in this issue of the Repub-
hcan of the places he will be for the col
lection of the taxes for this year.
There will be a Sunday School rally at
Concord church on next Saturday. We
acknowledge an invitation to be present
and will be pleased to attend, ifpossible.
The registration books will be opened
for each precinct in the county on next
Saturday, the 9th inst. Be certain to
register if you have not yet done so.
The Holston Annual Conference con-
venes at Cleveland, Tenn, on October
10th. The pastor of the church at this
place, Rev. G. c. Rector, and Rev. c.
R. Brown will attend.
Hartman Newberry, ESQ.,, of Bland
county, was at Tazewell on last Monday.
He came here to sell his export cattle to
Crockett & Thompson. He had fine
lot of exports on his Kent farm in Wythe
county.
Last night at special meeting of
Clinch Valley Commandery, No. 20, K.
T., the Templar degrees were confer
red on two candidates. At the regular
meeting on last Monday night two petit
tons for the Orders were filed.
DIR. Carl A. Greever and bride will
leave today for Baltimore, where he
goes to enter the Maryland University
Of Medicine to further prosecute his
medical studies, and where they will
remain until next Spring.
DR.. Geo. w. Darlington, who had been
visiting friends at Tazewell for several
days, left on Monday for Marion, from
which place he will return to Richmond.
The DR.. rode across the mountains from
Marion to Tazewell.
On last Sunday morning Rev. w. w.
Carson, principal of Tazewell High
School, preached in the Presbyterian
church and at night he preached in Main
Street Methodist church. Both dis
courses were excellent and were heard
by good congregations.
Mrs. w. w. Moore has been very sick
for several weeks. At first it was fear
ed she was taking the fever, but ac-
cording to last information she is suffer
ing with severe nervous trouble. She
is very excellent lady and her many
friends hope that she will soon recover
her health.