Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-05-07

our town on Tuesday.
One gallon of Great Western Sheen
up at 5Oc per gallon, makes IS gallons
up' AtJackson's.
Miss Annie Pollard. of Farmville
Va, is visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Black and
Mrs. C. w. Jones at Tazewen.
~ $3.50 buys barrel of Imperial Flour.
NO miller can make better.
HARRISON, Barns & Co.
Miss Ina Jewell, of Christainsburv
Va.'is filling the position of stenograph-
er in the Office of Mr.. S. D. May.
Miss Annie Lee Stiggleman. of Floyd.
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. w.
Kelly, at this place.
Mrs. T. C. Bowen and little son
Meek Hoge, are visiting relatives and
friends in Burkes Garden.
Five prisoners were brought here
from Buchanan county on last SUNDAY
and lodged in Jail.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Geo. W Har-
risson left yesterday for Abingdon to
attend United States court. He had in
charge four or five prisoners.
Miss Lena Kelly, who has been teach
ing at Giatto, West Va, during the
past session, has returned to her home
at Tazewell.
Mr.. Z. s. Crockett, who is engaged
IN the mercantile business at Cane
brake, W. Va, was a business visitor
to Tazewell yesterday.
hon. Henry Bowen, of Maiden Spring
was In town yesterday. He rarely
comes to town now and his friends here
are always glad to see him.
From what we can learn the Doll
taxes have been paid I'D better this
year In Tazewell county than in any
preceding year under the new Copsti-
tuition.
mr. &. R. Surface has moved into
the home he recently purchased of LIE.
Miller. The latter, with his family.
has moved to BIuefeld, where thew
will reside in the future.
Tommy Peery, son of VIM. E. Peerv
Jr., we regret to here is very ill at his
fathers home, four miles Northeast of
town. 1t is feared that he has spinal
meningitis.
There will be no services at Main
street Methodist church next Sunday
morning. Preaching at North Tazewell
at II a. m. Services for men at 8
o'clock D. m.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros; Harris
son, Barns & Co.; R. C. Chapman: ].
w. Moss and Jno. S. Bottimore. have
new advertisements in this issue of the
Republican. Read them.
T. R. Smoot, the live Tiptop mer-
chant,is advertising for 5, 900 cross ties,
and is offering good prices for the same.
Persons who are in position to fur
1ish ties should avail themselves of
this opportunity.
There will be stated convocation of
)'Keeffe Royal Arch Chapter on next
Monday night, May 18th. There will
'e work in the Royal Arch degree. All
Royal Arch Masons are requested tn he
present.
Notwithstanding the cold wave
which struck this section on Tuesday
hight of last week the fruit remains |
practically uninjured. There was ice
m Friday morning but stiff wind WAS
blowing and this saved the fruit.
An effort is being made to have a
iaily star route established from Cove
creek to Tazewell. This would give
much better mail facilities to the people
II Clear Fork, and we hope the route
will be established.
DR.. Fine, Eye Specialist. will be ar
Tazewell Friday and Saturday, Nav 9th
mo Stn. consultation free. Satisfac-
ION guaranteed. If you are troubled
Vlth headache, nervousness, red in
famed eyes, dizziness, crossed ewes
tching burning lids, spots floating he,
ore the vision, indicates nervous weak
ess, don delay and have your ewes
ttended to at once. If YOU desire 7
vii call at your home. Write postal.
The committee for improving the
curt house square, which committee is
of Messrs. S. M. Graham. H.
J.. Britain and H. G. Mccall, have con-
ludeo to put stone wall at the front
nd on the two sides of the square. A
ne quality of sandstone will be used.
nd the plans have been submitted and
by the Board of Supervisors.
n iron fence will be placed at the rear
the square. These improvements,
hen completed, will not only be sub
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