Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-02-06
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Five solid car loads of hardware and
furniture in Whites store, Richards.
Mrs Mamie Grant. of Bristol. is Wis
ting relatives and friends at Tazewell.
Mr.. P. C. March. of Bristol. Va. was
a business visitor to Tazewen on yester-
day.
Capt. A. J. Tynes wants to rent his
farms. See advertisement in another
column.
Mr.. Henry S. Bowen. of Wittens
Mills, was visitor to Tazewell on last
Tuesday.
There will be a stated convocation of
O'keeffe Royal Arch Chapter on next
Monday night.
Mr.. II. P. Britain, county treasurer.
has been laid up for some DAYS with a
bad case of grip.
Mr.. Stuart Bowen left last Saturday
for Roanoke where he entered a busi-
ness college for the purpose of taking
business course.
Mr.. j. F. Hurt who had been in New
FORK and other points East. on business
Tor some time, got back to Tazewell the
first of the week.
Regular appointments for J. N Har-
man; Graham, LIST and Srd SUNDAYS at
II a m. Tazewell End Sunday at II a.
m Richards 4th Sunday at II am.
Send US your next order for lob work
we are IN position to do it Just a
httie peter and little cheaper than
any other printing Office in this section.
Send for price list.
All subscribers to the Republican who
are delinquent for more than one year
VIII have to be dropped from our list on
the LIST of April. Settle up your sub
scrlption accounts and avoid this.
Butter, eggs and other country pro-
duce have become very scarce in this
market. The heavy SHOWS and cold
weather have prevented the people
from coming to town with their pro
ducts.
Mr.. w. g. Young was in town the
ilrst of the week. He has retired from
the mercantile business at Liberty Hill
and has accepted position as travelling
salesman for a large cigar house at
Toledo, Ohio.
MIR. Jno. S. Thompson, manager of
Iazewell Mills, is sick at his home with
typhoid fever. Mr.. THOMPSON is a
worthy, Industrious man. and we re-
greet to hear that he is sick and unable
to attend to his business.
Mr.. E. NJ. Whitman, of Norfolk. Va
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Co
penhaver, at this place. He is the son
OF Mr.. j. P. Whitman, of Horsepen. in
TINS county, and is now engaged in the
drug business at Norfolk.
Mrs. j. N. Hartman and her daughter.
Miss Hattie, and Miss Mag Strother
Wltten left TazeweIl on yesterday af-
ternoon for Florida. They will spend
several months in the Land of Flow
ers'' for the benefit of their health.
Do you want American Fence barb-
Cd or smooth wire, Oliver Chilled Plows.
Hagy Wagons, Wire Nails, Paints
| OILS, Window Glass, or ANYTHING in the
furniture and hardware line? Call on or
write w. B. F. White, Richards, Va.
On Wednesday the carriers on Rural
Routes Nos. and did not make their
trips over the routes. The weather was
so stormy and the roads in such dan
gerous condition that the postmaster at
Tazewell directed the carriers not to
make the trip.
DR.. M. b. Crockett will move about
Feb. 8th from where he is now located
to the offices now occupied by DR.. C. T.
st. Clair over Peery & St. Clair's
hardware store, where he can be found
day and night. Phone, Bluefield Tele-
phone Co., No. 25, also Burkes Garden
phone.
A. M. Black, Secretary of the Photo
graphers Association of Virginia and
the Carolinas, attended a meeting of
the Executive Board of the Association
IN Greensboro, N. c., Monday, Feb. Sd.
The meeting was to make preliminary
arrangements for the 1908 Photograph
ers Convention.
The mail carrier who carries the mail
from Burkes Garden to Tazewell was
unable to get over his route on last
Monday, and, as a consequence, there
was no mail to or from the Garden that
day. Since then the carrier has reach
ed here with much difficulty. Snow and
ice caused the trouhla