Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-02-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
Fresh candies at Pobst's.

A new lot OF nice box paper at Pobst's.
Samuel L. Matz, of Bluefeld, spent
Monday in our town.
Chapman Peery, of Indian. was in
town first of the week.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL a. m.
R. T. Hartman, of Tiptop. was a visi.
tor to the city Tuesday.
E. L. C.Bud'D Bailey, of Bluefield
spent Sunday in our city.
G. w. Sparks, of Baptist Valley. was
visitor to Tazewell Tuesday.
Attorney w. B. Spratt, of Richlands.
attended court here this week.
A new lot of bowls and pitchers a,
Pobst's. The price will be right.
Attorney Chapman H. Anderson was
here from Richards this week.
Harry M. Matz. of Bluefield. was q
visitor to Tazewell last Monday.
j; T. Heldreth made business trim
10 Princeton, w. Va, this week.
We still have some of the books at
nall price, good titles. At Jackson's.
Attorney V. L. Sexton, of Pocabon-
tas, was in town this week on legal bus
mess.
Rev. w. W. Carson preached at the
Presbyterian church In Bluefield last
Sunday. ''''
Sol Kwass, Max Smith and Joe Matt.
Monday. ~ '''''
d; G: Robinson, manager of the Rich
lands Brick Co., was on our streets
Harmony Perfumes are the best ON
the market-delicate and lasting. At
Jackson's.
X. Z. Brown, sheriff of Wythe coun-
county, was in town Monday to pur-
chase horses.
George Litz, manager of the Ritter
Lumber Co. at Hurley, Va, spent Sun
day In our city.
Does your oil stove or lamp give Won
trouble! II so, use Aladdin Kerosene
Oil. Boyer sells it. O'o-''
Rev. r. Dabney Carson. of Norton
preached at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday night.
The following Tazewellites were in
bluefield last Saturday: II. e. Har-
man, w. .. George and Archie Thomp-
son.
The people of Graham are endeavor-
ing to secure a street car line from era
ham to HICKMAN. 1t will long felt
want.
Boyer & Co: are agents for the ceIe-
ing Goods. -'- = i'0' =
Mr.. w. r. Dawson, assistant super
lntendent of N. & w. Ry., Bluefald
with his wife, spent Sunday with rela,
tives here.
Misses Annie and Maude Larew. of
Monroe county, w. Va, were guests of
the editors family the early part of
the week
Commencing at once the evening SER
vices at the Presbyterian church will
De held at 1889 p. m, instead of o. m.
as heretofore.
Boyer & Co. sell and guarantee the
celebrated Keen Kutter pocket knives
carving sets, shears, etc
Archie Young, who has been serious-
iy Ill with typhoid fever in BIuefi Id. ia
able to be out and made his numerous
friends here visit last Sunday.
Prof. c. w. Patterson. of Bramwen
w. Va, the we'll known musician. ia
with the Ford Music Co, at The Old Inn
assisting In the sale of pianos this v eek
There will be services at Main Stree.
methodist church next Sunday night at
1880. Until further notice tins will
be the hour for the evening ser vices
at this church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Russell and chi
dren returned Saturday from Richnond
MRS. Russell has been in Richmond for
some time to have their little daughter.
Irene, treated by specialist.
DR.. c. T. st. Clair will leave naxt
week for New York to enter a hospital
He will. while there, in addition 10 his
duties IN the hospital, take a post. grad
uate course In diseases of the eve, ear
nose and throat.
Miss Lille Lett, of Chase CITY Va
returned Sunday to resume her place az
milliner with the r. C. Chapman stove
Miss Lett is quite popular here and her
return will be hailed with delight NV
her numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Beavers announce
that William Taft arrived at their
~ 'ooS AhuisudJ d1IernO0l to
become permanent resident. Con-
gratulstions and hoping he viii become
as eminent as his worthy name-sake.
Hon. Geo. c. Peery has announced
through the Wise News that he will NOT.
accept the nomination for Congress on
the Democratic ticket this year. Ie il
understood that the name of the Hon
j. l.. Baber, of Pocahontas, will now be
presented to the Bristol convention bv
the Democrats Of Tazewell.