Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-12
TOWN AND COUNTY news
School books at Jackson's.

er's.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. James Helms-
dollar on last Tuesday night, fine boy.
Flower bulbs at Pobst's. Just re-
ceived.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterisn church next Sunday morning.
Call and see the new stock of jewelry
at Pobst's.
Prof. W. w. Carson has been confined
to his home for several days on account
of illness.
p, All kinds of school books at Jackson's
Pharmacy.
VIM. Rossi, a prominent contractor
of North Fork, w. Va, was in the CITY
yesterday.
Pobst has just received a fine line of
reliable watches.
Rev. C. r. Brown returned Tuesday
from attending Holston Conference at
Morristown. Tenn.
Try Mothers Milk Bread. for sale nv
c. I. Peery & Co.
Mrs. J. H. Stuart, of Roanoke. came
up Saturday to attend the burial of
Major T. P. Bowen.
Jackson,s Pharmacy is headquarters
for school books.
A. G. Kiser, who is doing some con-
struction work at Houston, w. Va. is
here for visit to his family.
Please call and pay for your school
books bought at Boyer's.
Charlie Kincer, of Dante. arrived
here yesterday for a visit to his pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Kincer.
Liiggett's Chocolates, the finest CANDY
MADE, Just received at Jackson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Dawson and Miss
Lucy Stuart, of Bluefield, came SUNDAY
to attend the burial of Major T. P.
Bowen.
Hyacinths of all kinds: paper white
narcissus, freesia and sacred lilies inst
received at Pobst's.
Mr.. George w. Russell. of Jonesville
was visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. /
Painter, of this place, the latter part of
last week.
Empty barrels for keeping your cider
or Tor storing vinegar can be gotten
from l.. Lazarus Co., Bluefield.
William Kimball, the urbane conduc-
tor on the street car, has returned from
ten days vacation spent in Rural Re
treat, and resumed his duties.
The various committees of the Gene
terry Association will meet at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. w. G. Harrison on to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Mothers Milk Bread, made bv the
blueteld Bakery, is the best and NAV
De mad fresh at c. 7. Peery & Co.'S.
Sergeant John S. Thompson returned
Tuesday from Richmond where he had
} been to place in the Laurel Reformatory
two youths sent up from this county al
the recent term of the circuit court.
Parents will please call and settle fo,
school books furnished their children.
j. B. Boyer & Co.
Mrs. Lucy Skeen and daughter. Mrs
Kate Garrett. of Covington. Va. are
visiting at the home of Major A. ]
Iynes and other relatives, of whom
they have many in the town and county
Put out bowl of narcissus' at onc,
and you will have a beautiful lot n
flowers for Thanksgiving. Pobst car
supply you.
DR.. K. P. Copenhaver, Sam B. Tbomp
son and John O'Keeffe returned Sunda,
from Lexington, KY, where they bat
been attending the Grand Circuit races
Fred Steele was with them but remained
over to dispose of some race horses. H,
returned Tuesday.
If bread is the staff of life YOU wan
the best. Use Mothers MIX Bread
made by Bluefsld Bakery and sold bJ
: c. T. Peery & Co.
L. L. Mcintyre, trainmaster on tn,
} c. c. and o. Railway, with headouar
tiers at Erwin, Tenn, was here on last
Saturday. Mr.. Mcintyre was for LONG
time with the Norfolk and Western
Railway at Bluefield as chief dispatcher
I and car distributor, and is well known
and popular in this section.
We have to make settlement with tht
publishers of the school text books al
once. Those owing us will please pax
up. ]. B. Bower e Co
Colonel VIM. c. Pendleton is in Rich.
mond this week attending meeting OF
the postmasters of the State and taking
In the State Fair. He will also spend
two days at Petersburg visiting old
friends and viewing the scenes of the
fighting around Petersburg, in which he
participated half century ago.
WANTED-A blacksmith, who can
also do woodwork. Will employ bv the
day or rent shop to the right kind of
man Write to E. H. WITTEN, Grun-
dy, Virginia. iO-6-4w.
Captain and Mrs. Henry Bowen, of
the Cove, accompanied by their daugh-
| ter DR. Maroaret Rouan of p;obv.o..I