Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-10-08
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Major R. R. Henry is in Richmond
this week.
| Ladies Coats and Suits. Come earlv
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Attorney James w. Hartman is in
Roanoke on professional business.
Mrs. ]. R. Henry, of Princeton. w.
Va, is visiting the family of Mai. R.
X. Henry this week.
japan and China Mattings. Rugs and
Druggetts at The Big Store.
HARRISON 4 Gillespie Bros.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at IL
a. m. and in the tent at p. m. and 7:SO
p m.
Sam Thompson and Reese Bowen. of
Tazewell, shipped six cars of export cat
tie from Russell today. Russell County
Press, Oct l.
William E. Liddle was injured so Sc
verely in the mines at Pocahontas one
day last week that his death ensued a
short time thereafter. He was % years
OF age, and native of Grayson county.
Va, to which place his remains were
taken for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Preston, who
left Tazewell about ten days ago for a
short stay with friends in New York
City and Berryville, Va, have decided
to visit several of the most important
European cities before returning home
They sailed from New York on Thurs
day of last week, and expect to return
to the States about the latter part of
the present month or the first week in
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Walter Dickenson.
OF Castlewood, Va, have issued cards
Tor the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Eugenia, to Mr.. Albert Sidney
Hlgginbotham. The bride-to-be is a
very charming young lady, and the
prospective bridegroom is one of the
leading members of the Tazewell bar.
The marriage will take place at Wal
rose, the home of Mr., and Mrs. Dicken-
son, In Russell county, on the afternoon
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Our correspondent at Tiptop sends us
the following: According to appoint
ment, Hon. J. C. Noel. of Lee county
addressed house full of people at the
Masonic building at this place the 9Th
instant. We consider this speech to be
the best that has been made here in
years, end it was not hard to see that
the people of this precinct are in favor
OF continuation of the Roosevelt poll
cies. This precinct will give the Re-
publican ticket large majority"
Mr.. John d. Snidow, Of Pearisburg.
Va, has sent out invitations for the
marriage of his daughter, Miss Jane
bane, to Mr.. Whs-+on O'Keeffe. The
marriage will tax, %ce in the Presbv-
terrain church st Petersburg on the 18th
instant at eight O'Clock. The prospec-
tive bride is well known and much ad-
mired at Tazewell, where she has been
a frequent visitor to her cousin. Miss
Nanola Gillespie. Mr.. O'Keffe is a
Tazewel boy, son of the late DR.. James
O'Keeffe and Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe. the
latter now a resident of this town.
Mr.. M. R. McCorkle, general mana
ger OF the Raven Red Ash Coal Co.
was at Tazewell on yesterday, and
stated that his company had been COM
PEELED to suspend operation, owing to
the fact that the supply of water from
Coal Creek is not sufficient to SUNNY
the engine boilers, which are used to
furnish motive power for the operation
OF the mine. The creek has practically
dried up, owing to the long drouth. and
as this Is the only source of water SUD-
ply available, it works a great hardship |
on those dependent on it, and this COM
pany in particular.
GU can winter your COW on one-half /
the feed if you buy fodder from me |
Mine Is cut. There is absolutely no |
waste when fed in this way, as it is ali |
eaten. Government reports show about |
tne same nutrlment in the stalks as in |
eat. In a load of uncut fodder at
least one-half are stalks that cattle will
not eat. This, of course, is a dead loss
money thrown away. / made a thor
ougn test last winter with cut fodder 1
weighing 1t out to my cows daily. and
can tell you to the pound how rnuch 70 /
Iced day, and what the cost will he
Place your order with me now for the
coming winter. will deliver a load or
more at a time as you may wish. I
nave plenty of storage-room for NV
FODDER, and guarantee what YOU pet in
March to be as good as that send in
October. Phone No. SO.
J. G. RIJSTON