Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-04-21

VIM. Pruitt and wife and S. J. Cum
diff and wife, of Shaver Mill, were at
the Masonic banquet last Friday night.
Your sheep will be more healthy and
your wool better after using Great
Western Sheep Dip. Get it at Jack
sons.
DR.. Wade Stellar, and wife, of Blue
field, visited the doctors parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. St. Blair, the first of the
week.
Willie Peery is nursing a badly
sprained knee, the effect of twist re-
ceived from lighting on stone when
jumping from his horse.
The Metropolitan Mems Furnishing
Company, of Bluefield, have an adver-
tisement in this issue. They are selling
out their entire stock of goods at prices
that will certainly attract the attention
of careful buyers.
Armour's Raw Bone Meal SS1. so Der
ton. Ready for delivery.
Star Milling Co.,
North Tazewell, Va.
The recent entertainment given by
the ladies of Richlands for charity net
ted handsome sum. A literary and
musical program was rendered and
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Miss Marjorie Harrison arrived Mon
day from Gambler, O., where she holds
the chair of English in Harcourt Place
School. She was called home by the
illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Mar
garet Harrison.
James R. Lane, of Chicago, has been
In Norton with view of securing a To-
cation for a wood working establish
ment. Too bad could not secure it for
Tazewell. Small industries go a great
way to the upbuilding of community.
Kreso Dip No. is non-carbolic coal
tar product combined with soluable sui
pnur. 1t is used on horses, cattle, goats.
hogs, dogs, poultry and pet stock. For
sale at Hawkins Pharmacy.
Mr.. J. L. Walker, in charge of the
Tazewell Mills, is much elated over the
purchasing of a supply of meal and
Graham flour from his mill by Mr.. A.
w. King. of Richmond, who after an ex-
animation of the products of this mill
says they are unexcelled.
Rev. S. o. Hall is attending the meet
ing of the Abingdon Presbytery at Pu-
laski this week and has been selected as
the minister to deliver the sermon there
next Sunday. For this reason there
will be no services at the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday.
Kreso Dip No. is best because it is
non-carbolic. When used as directed.
IL Is not poisonous, caustic, injurious or
irritating, either to the animal or it's
hide. At Hawkins Pharmacy.
The W. F. Hartman & Company pro-
perty on Dry Fork is being prepared
for mining by the sinking of a slope.
1t will take some time to develop the
property and it is hardly likely that
the mine will be able to ship coal be-
fore next September,
On account of the meeting of the
Missionary Union last week the meeting
of the Ladies Aid Society Of the Presby-
terrain church that should have been
held last week was postponed until
Monday of this week, when they met
at the residence of Mrs. Eliza Chapman.
John E. Catron, who has been section
foreman at Graham for a number of
years, has been promoted to roadmas-
ter on the Tug Fork division. He will |
enter upon the duties of his new posi- |
ton at once. He is we'll learned in rail-
road work, and will no doubt make a |
good man in his new position.
Mrs. J. W. Hicks has written to her I
husband from Bland that her mothers
health is little improved, but that her
father is worse. Neither her mother or
father have been able to be out of bed
for several weeks.-Graham Banner.
Mrs. Hicks is sister of Mrs. VIM.
Werth of this city.
The cold snap the first of the week
caused considerable anxiety among the
farmers and fruit growers. The con-
census of opinion is that the pears and
Early cherries are damaged but that
'ther fruit has, SO far, escaped. Some
# our ametuer gardeners will suffer from
heir zeal for early garden Sass"
Halley's comet is now visible to the
laked eye, 1t arose today at 1923 a. m.
IN Tuesday at 1913 p. m. it was at [
'erhelion, where it was seventy-five {
ears ago. AS it will not be in this 4
ection for seventy-fve years more. )
most Of US had better arrange to get )
view of it this trip. The comet ia now
lowing at the rate of about 81. 8 miles a
econd.