Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-01-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

next Sunday at IL a. m.
Captain Fudge's condition has greatly
improved in the last few days.
Mrs H. S. Bowen. of Wittens Mills,
was visitor to Tazewell on yesterday.
DR.. w. H. Dunnigan, of Clear Fork.
was visitor to Tazewell on yesterday.
! Buckwheat Flour at
HARRISON, Barns & Co.
The county roads are in unusually
good condition for this season of the
year.
Old Manse Syrup and Buckwheat
Flour at
Harrison, Barns & Co.
Services next Sunday at North Taze-
well at IL a. m. and at the Main Street
church at night.
Just think, Buckwheat and Molases
HARRISON, Barns & Co.
R. c. Chapman had his store closed
yesterday for the purpose of taking his
annual inventory.
The post office at Unaka, five miles
east OF Tazewell, has been re-established
with John w. Bourne as postmaster.
We are now adding a number of names
each week to our subscription list. Let
our friends in the county go to work and
help US swell the list.
Mr.. J. G. BustOn is making great i'm
provements on his farm at the east end
% town in the way of building new
fences and fixing up old ones.
DR.. w. 1. Painter, who had for the
past two weeks been at the German
Hospital, Philadelphia, for treatment.
is at home again and is convalescing rap
idly.
Mr.. M. L. Peery, of North Tazewell,
and Mr.. Joseph Meek, of Borkes Gar
den. have gone to Florida, where they
VIII spend month hunting and recre-
ating.
Mr.. J. n. johnson has been elected
book-keeper for the Bank of Clinch
Valley, and has entered upon his duties.
He Is good man and will make a most
capable officer.
There is serious apprehension that the
fruit crop has been killed by the present
cold snap. But we hardly think this
has been done, as the buds of the trees
had not advanced sufficiently.
Mr.. W. A. May, of Norton, Va, came
to Tazewell yesterday to see his parents,
and returned to Norton this morning.
In few days Re will go to Pikeville.
KY, to take up his residence.
Mrs. Rufus Hartman and her two
children, who had been for the past six
months in Lee county, Va, visiting
Mrs. Harman's parents, are at Tazewell
again visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Har-
man.
The ''Mark-Down Sale" of Hawkins
& Son, which was begun yesterday made
a most successful start. They had eigh-
teen clerks waiting on their customers
and the clerks were kept so busy that
they had to go without any dinner.
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The infant child of Mr.. w. K. Yer
million, whose illness we mentioned last
week, died on last Thursday afternoon
at four o'clock. Its death was caused
by BRAN trouble, and before death came
symptoms of meningitis were devel-
oped.
A Lodge of l. o. o. Fellows was or
gained in Burkes Garden on last Sat-
urday night, and twenty-one members
were initiated into the order. A dele
cation from the Lodge at North Taze-
well went to the Garden and instituted
the lodge there.
Mr.. R. B. Watts and family left on
the $50 train on Tuesday evening for
their new home in Prince Edward coun-
ty, Va 1t was with much regret that
the people of Tazewell heard that Bow
en- had parted with the fine estate that
had been the home of his ancestors for
three generations that are gone. ~
The Board of Supervisors met last
Saturday and transacted large amount
of business, among other things making
a settlement with the county treasurer
and auditing claims against the county.
Competent judges, among the largest
holders of the county, say this
is one of the best Boards the county has
ever had.
Mr.. Geo. R. Surface has purchased
the fine property of Messrs. j. w. and |
R. c. Chapman at the east end of Main
street, and will move there about the |
LIST of March. We understand that Mr..