Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-06-20

Rev. S. o. Hall will preach at Mays
Chapel on next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
There will be preaching in the Pres
oyterian church next Sunday at IL a. m.
Pickard china is the best in America
You can get some beautiful pieces at
Jacksons.
Miss Margie HARRISON, who spent the
past winter and spring in New York. is
at home again.
BE sure and read Harrison e. Giles
pie Bros advertisement on the first
page of The Republican.
Jap-a-Lac is the finest remover of old
furniture, from Is to rs cents a can and
IN all colors. Get it at Jacksons.
The newly elected town council will
not enter upon the discharge of it's du-
ties until the LIST of next September.
Mr.. E. S. Crockett. who is in the
mercantile business at Canebrake. w.
Va, was visitor to Tazewen on Mon
day.
There is nothing more beautiful or
appropriate for presents than fine china
See, the Pickard and Old Ivory at
Jacksons.
Mrs. A. M. Black and Mrs. c. W
Jones and children have returned from
short visit with relatives in Prince Ed
ward county.
h. Z. Chapman is now in New York
buying goods to be put on sale at his an
nual Red Tag Sale. which will be an
nounced before a great while.
The young men of the town gave a
german at the town hall on Tuesday
night The colored orchestra from
Keystone furnished the music.
Talcum powder is an indispensable
toilet requisite, but it should be good
ReXall, Pearls of Violet. Heliotrone
Solgates Violet, and Mennins are the
best. Get them at Jacksons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Foster arrived
IN Tazewell on Tuesday to spend the
summer with their daughters, Mrs. c.
W. Jones and Mrs. A. M. Black.
Miss Kitty Hamilton, very bright
and pretty young lady from Bristol
va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. G.
Kelly, at her home four miles east Of
Tazewen.
mrs Mary O'Keeffe will leave Sun
day for Knoxville, Tenn. where she
Will attend meeting of the Woman's
home Mission Society of the M. E.
Church, South.
The public road in lower THOMPSON
valley is in a very bad condition. and
without it is soon repaired rural free de-
livery service will have to be suspended
on part of Route No. l.
Dr. j. r. Gildersleeve, who spent the
past winter and spring at Richmond
va, IS at Tazewell now, and will spend
part OF the summer here. The Doctor
Is in splendid health again.
The Tazewell brass band has made an
engagement to go to Norton and furnish
music on the Fourth of July. The band
went there the last Fourth, and the peo-
pie OF Norton were pleased with its
work.
rhere will be no services at Main
Street Methodist church or at North
1azewell on next Sunday. These SER
wees have been abandoned on account
OF the special meeting now being held
in the Baptist church.
The trial of Howard Hartman is still
IN progress, and is likely to consume
the balance of the week. Judge Hen
son has announced that he will try no
more cases, after this one is concluded.
at the present term of court.
Mrs. +. P. Pendleton, of Fort Worth.
Texas, arrived very unexpectedly at
IazeWell on last Sunday to pay a brief
VISIT TO VIM. c. Pendleton and family.
She is the wife of the EDITORS youngest |
brother, and has resided for some wears
n the great Lone Star State"
DR.. J. C. Primer, of Mendoza. Va
district Deputy Grand Lecturer, will be
It Tazewell on Tuesday, the 25th inst,
nd instruct a class here in the unwrit-
en- Masonic work. Members of all the
lasonic Lodges in this county are cor
Tally invited to attend the school.
DIR. w. F. brewery, Superintendent
I the Central Hospital for the colored
lsane, Petersburg, Va, is at Tazewell.
avlng been summoned as an EXPERT
illness for the prosecution in the case
the Commonwealth VS.. Howard
.arman. DR.. brewery is likely to be
laced on the witness stand today.
Judge Henson received a telegram ON
onday announcing the death of B. p.
'atts, clerk of Giles county. He had
zen clerk of that county for a number
years. The deceased was a first
'usin of Miss Mag Litz, of Tazeweu
g had been in very ill health for sew