Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-05-05

S. H. wingo, of Tiptop, was In the
city Monday.
Geo. W. Litz, of Hurley, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hurt spent Tues
day in Bluefiesd.
Attorney J. Powell Royal was in
Bluefield Tuesday.
W. Il. Tomney, of the Roanoke Times.
was in the city Saturday.
Attorney NJ. o. Litz, of WEIGH. w.
Va, was here on Monday.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach at Concord
next Sunday at 3:3Op. m.
Mrs. H. A. Bowen is visiting her pa
rents in the Cove this week.
Fred w. Pendleton was a business
visitor at WEIGH on Monday.
DIR. C. A. Thompson returned Tues
dax from visit to Troutdale, Va.
Some good values at Pobst's. Call
ont.
Mrs. T. C. Bowen and son. Meek
Hoge, are visiting Mrs. Bowen's pa
rents in Burkes Garden this week.
Col. W. c. Pendleton, returned Tues
day from Richmond. He reports the
condition Of Miss Sallie, recently oper-
ated on for appendicitis, to be as good
as could be expected.
Boyer is agent for the celebrated
"Spaulding" line of Base Ball. Tennis
and Sporting Goods.
Mrs. j. II. Lewis entertained the
Daughters of the Confederacy on Tues
day afternoon. Plans for the enter
tainment of the Confederate Veterans
on June Bird were discussed.
Our advertisement of the Tazewell
Supply Company in last weeks issue was
inadvertently headed Special Sale. This
was not special sale but the prices of
their regular every day sales.
There is nothing better made than
Llggetts Chocolates. A fresh shipment
just received at Jackson's.
Mr.. John Adams, the we'll known
lumberman, is moving his family to
Woodlawn, N. c., where they will re-
side for the next five years, Mr.. Adams
having bought tract of timber in that
vicinity that will take that long to work
out.
will have large and select line of
tomato plants ready for delivery on and
after May 10th. Those wishing plants
can engage them in advance.
George Nash.
The impression appeared to be out
that the Woman's Exchange, in the
old Harrison building, had closed for
the Summer. This is an error and YOU
will find it open every Saturday at 10 a.
m Give them a call and help worthy
object.
Gold Medal Flour. IS. e5
Salt, bus. bags, .65
Pure Wheat Middlings good chop) 81 so
Keen Kutter Sheep Shears, Corn } 1b-
bers, Corn Planters, Roofing Material.
etc. The TazeweIl SnnnIv 20
Saturday, May 7th, is the last day on
which to pay poll tax to qualify you to
vote in the coming election. If you are
not paid up and in position to register
do so as once, don't wait until the last
day and then find some obstacle thar
will prevent you attending to it.
The following teachers for the Ora
ham schools have been chosen: Prin-
cipal,, J. A. Livesay; Mrs. D. C. Bur-
ton, Miss Vicie Graham, Miss Caroline
Bayley, Miss Carrie Mcclure. The fac
ulty will be completed later from the
application now on file in the Office of
the beard. All of the teachers chosen
were members of the faculty during the
term just closing except the music
teacher, Miss Mcclure.
THE SUN RISE AND THE sim
SET-But the Gold Medal Flour is here
to stay. Costs no more than any other
hgh-grade winter wheat flour, and will
continue to be offered at S.. 95 per bar
rel, and every barrel guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or the cost price
refunded. This flour is not offered for
ten or thirty days, at the above price
put we expect to continue handling it.
and continue to offer at the very low
price we are selling, subject of course
to the market change.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Little Mary Blaylock, the eight-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.E.
Blaylock, of POcahontas, was painfully
injured on last Friday by being struck
In the face with a baseball HaroId
Tabor and Reuben Green, two young
boys, were passing ball' when the
little girl came between than ood