Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-05-11

VIC SONhhg.
J. A. Leslie, jr., who has been con-
fined to the house for over a week with
pneumonia, is better.
Export clover and timothy seed and
onion sets for sale.
Tazewell Supply Company.
Rev. Joe Strss, of Roanoke, was here
Monday attending the meeting of the
Buckhorn Coal and Iron Company.
Miss Trula Kiser came up from Ho
maker Friday and spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Harry Thompson, of the Cove. re-
turned Friday from Washington and
Lee University on account of ill health.
Mrs. w. G. Harrison left Tuesday
for Roanoke to attend a meeting of the
Federation of Woman's Clubs of the
United States.
The best opportunity to buy evapor-
ated fruits is offered now by
Harrison, Barns & Co.
Roy Thompson, of Bluefeld, and Eu-
gene Thompson, of Graham, spent Sum
day here with their parents, Doctor and
Mrs. Thompson.
While our stock of bows straw hats is
moving fast, we have enough to fill yo,rr
wants.
w. T. witten & Co.
Hon. II. c. Stuart, of Elk Garden.
was here Monday attending a meeting
of the directors of the Buckhorn Coal
and Iron Company.
Kent Jones returned Sunday from
Wytheville where he had been called by
the illness of his mother, whom he re-
ports much improved.
Miss Virginia Bundy came to the citv
yesterday for few days visit, but was
recalled home on account of her father
taking change for the worse.
Union Disc Corn Drill, fertilizer at
taehment. Worth $500. Our price
S13 so.
Tazewell Supply Company.
Mrs. Carson Quinn, of Los Angeles,
California, will reach here tomorrow for
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Pobst. This will be Mrs. Quinn's first
visit to the garden spot of the Old Do
minion.
DIR. NJ. B. Crockett left last night for
Bluefeld to bring back his new auto
mobile today. He purchased a Ford
with torpedo body. Several others
here contemplate buying autos now that
good roads are assured.
Keen Kutter and Diamond Edge
Sheep Shears-guaranteed Money
back If not satisfactory.
Wv The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mrs. S. W. Aston, of Lebanon, pass
ed through on Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the Federation of Woman's
Clubs in Roanoke. Her daughters,
Misses Margaret and Ellen, came this
far with her. and are visiting their
grandparents, Captain and Mrs. ]. D.
Alexander.
Notice has been posted at the post
office here calling for proposals for a
lease for room for the postoffice for the
coming year. The present lease ex-
pires in August. Conditions as to the
room and furniture may be seen by
those interested on the bulletin board in
the postoffice.
TOMATO PLANTS-I have for sale
and ready for delivery all varieties of
tomato and cabbage plants.
George Nash,
TaZewell, Va.
The first game played this season by
the Tazewell baseball team was with
the Graham high School on the grounds
here on last Saturday. The game was
hotly contested, and Tazewell won by
the score of 5 to 4. Batteries: Graham
-Keister and Mowbray; Tazewell-Har-
man, King and PIERCE.
Joe Kendrick is opening tailor shop
in the former sample rooms of The Old
Inn, where he will be prepared to do all
kinds of tailoring, cleaning and repair
ing. Mr.. Kendrick uses the latest pro-
cess of dry cleaning, and can handle the
of ladies' silk and satin dresses
that heretofore it was necessary to send
away to be cleaned.
WOOL WANTED-We will be in the
market again this season for wool. and
will be in position to pay the farmers
the highest market price. We trust
our past business relations have been
such that will warrant you in selling US
your wool again this season. We will
furnish sacks.
Yours truly,
Wv H. G. AND NJ. L. PEERY.
Rev. /. N. Boyd, a local preacher in
the M. E. Church, South, died at his
home at Boyd, in Buchanan county, on
May 9th, in his 8Sth year. He is sur
7ived by a widow, a bride of ten days,
and several children by his two previous I
marriages. Rev. Boyd was a man of |
he highest christian character, and had
good influence for betterment in the
county in which he lived. ]