Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-12-14
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

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authors at Jackson's.
Captain and Mrs. A. j. Tynes left on
last Friday for Staunton to visit their
son, DIR. A. l.. Tynes.
Order Monogram Embosser for
Christmas present of jackson.
Miss Eva Steele is right i'll this week
at the home of her father, Nr. A. ].
Steele, just east of town.
A company was organized here last
week for the purpose of building hotel
on the site of the old Central Hotel.
All the new things in jabots and side
trllls at The Big Store.
Misses Cassandra Laird and Laura
GlldersleeVe, of Pocahontas, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their homefolks
here and at Grafton.
A present of handsome cut glass from
Pobst's will make her happy.
Frank t. Witten left Thursday of last
week for an extended visit to Chicago
and cities of the middle west. He will
probably be away all winter.
Miss Margaret Steele, who has been
in Oneonto, Ala, visiting her sister.
Mrs. Hillman Hawkins, for the past
three months, returned to her home
here on last Saturday.
For Christmas gift nothing quite
takes the place of a bit of Jewelry from
Pobst's.
The National republican Committe.
which met in Washington on Tuesday.
named Chicago as the place and June
the 18th as the date for holding the 1912
presidential convention.
Hol for Toy Town, where Santa Claus
reigns supreme-W. t. Witten & Co.'S.
Elton M. LaRue, who has been with
the Clinch Valley Insurance Agency at
this place in the capacity of bookkeeper,
has resigned his position, effective jan
uary LIST next, to take a similar position
with the First National Bank of Abing-
don, Va.
There's no more acceptable present
for lady or gentleman than a gooc
watch. Get it at Pobst's.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church next Sunday at ! / a. m and 7 d.
M, by the pastor, Rev. I. H. Campbell
After the morning service some very
important church business will be con-
sldered, and 1T is earnestly requested
that all members be present.
All the late styles in furs, from 81. 81
to $4,000, at
The Big Store.
A notice has been posted in the post.
office here deferring the opening of the
postal savings bank at this place until
after the Christmas holidays. The banl
will open on January 11th, instead Of
December 2lst, as previously announced
in these columns.
Boyer & Co. offer a most exclusive
line of FINE table linens and napkins t.
match. Nothing makes q more beauti
full or useful gift than fine table linens
and towels.
The board of visitors of the new STATE
normal school to be located at Radford
met Monday in Richmond and passed or
the plans for the new buildings. There
will soon be SIS, 900 available for begin
ming the work, and the board hopes t.
get matters in shape for an early start
ing of the work.
) Our entire line of fancy china must b,
sold during the holidays. We hav,
some beautiful designs in chocolate sets
salad sets, ramakins, boullion cups
fruit saucers, bread and butter plates,
etc. We are going to close these oui
regardless of what they cost. If you
want BARGAINS come to see US. Bo
yer & Co.
, Miss Rebekah Williams, who has haC
char of the millinery department O.
r. c. Chapman's store this season, will
leave tomorrow afternoon for her hom,
, in Charles Town, w. Va. Miss Williams
has made many warm friends while il
razewell, al of whom hope that sh,
, will return here again in the spring.