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Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss Sadie Goldman of Indianapolis.
Ind, who has been the guest of Miss
Inez Silver of New Hampshire avenue,
returned to her home Monday.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs. ]. Izear, the Misses Gladys
Lillian and Katherine IZear and Master
Leonard of New York arrived in town
Wednesday as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Kann.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger and
nieces. the Misses Frieda and Emma
Saas, left in their motor car for month S
trip for New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Portland, Me-, and through the White
Mountains
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss Lena Heckinger, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Miss Carrie
Bass of Baltimore, has returned to her
hnmp
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs Edgar Behrend of Rhode Island
avenue. who is travelling abroad. is now
in Strasburg, Germany.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr. Milton siegel and Mr.. Joseph
Siegel of Baltimore, who were the
guests of friends. have returned TO
their home.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

party of friends who motored up to
Braddock Heights, Md, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Nye. Mr.. Louis Hirsh, Mr..
b. Hass and Mr. Melvin Behrend
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brown of 7th street
entertained some of their friends at a
watermelon feast Tuesday night at their
home Among the guests were Miss
Helene Hoffa. Miss Gertrude kronheim
Miss Anita Herman, Miss Helene Stern,
Mr.. Alvin Hoffa. Mr.. Jerry Coleman. Mr.
Milford Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Her.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Brown and Miss Louise
Brown
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs. Leo Stiefel and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Stiefel, left town this week
to spend month at Ocean View. Va.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss Bessie Kern of Norfolk, Va, will
arrive Monday as the guest of Miss
Helene Stern of the Cliffbourne
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Rear Admiral and Mrs. C. T. Hutch
ins, having returned from abroad, will
spend the summer at the Hotel Tudor,
Nahant. Mass, with Lieut.. and Mrs
c. 7. Hutchins, jr.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sinsheimer are
spending the summer at Montrose, Md
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolberg and
daughter Tena left town Wednesday to
spend the remainder of the summer at
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss May Andrews Of 18th street will
leave the city the latter part Of this
week to spend fortnight at Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

The Misses Helen and Edith Strasburger
will leave town Monday to spend the sum-
mer in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss Ida Leon of Norfolk. Va, Is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Rose Leon of
the Franklin.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wollard are at Cleve-
land Park to remain until early in the
fall.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs. G.. Sigmund and son William have
returned from two weeks trip to At
iantic City.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Miss Edna Dodge of University place
has gone to the Adirondack mountains
in New York, where she will spend the
summer.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs Annie Wilder is spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Abel,
in Canada.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Rignald Beall and family
will spend the next month, as is their
usual custom. at their cottage in
Ocean City. Md.
Evening star., 1912-07-14

Mrs. E. p. Nalle has closed her apart
ment in the Cairo and gone to Mon
terey. Cal, where she has a cottage
for the season, and where she is enter
wife OF Lieut.. Ellis, now stationed in
Texas
Evening star., 1912-07-14

~ Ladies Quality Shop.

For "go-aways' or
''stay-at-homes' there
is much of interest, as
usual, at the Juliet
Quality Shop.
At the present writing we
are engaged in a complete
clearance of all summer ner-
chandise-a clearance that is
destined to win multitudes of
new customers to the store
that always satisfies. Prices
have all been marked down
to cost and below cost in
order TO insure a complete,
decisive cleanup OF all our
present stock, preliminary to
the receipt OF fall goods.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Knights TempIar BANQUET.

The Sir Knights OF Clinch Valley
Commandery No. 20, made gallant
showing on last Monday night as they
lined up for inspection by r. E. ]. b.
Blanks, +. G. c., assisted by r. E J. L.
Beck, P. G. c., and Sir Knight Walter
German. After the inspection and
words of felicitation on the excellent
appearance of the local Sir Knights by
the inspectors, the ladies, who were
waiting in the parlors of the Temple.
were invited to the Asylum to meet the
three distinguished visitors, after which
lines were formed to march to the ban
quet hall, where an elegant collation.
was spread. Sir Knight E. l. Greever
presided as toastmaster. The toasts
and those responding were:
Inspection, &C. r. Brown.
"Clinch Valley Commandery''-J. S.
Bottimore.
The Eastern STAR. N. Harman.
"The Grand Commandery of Virgin
ia'-J. l.. Beck.
What Should a Knight Be"-Walter
German.
Women and Knighthood' b.
Blanks.
During the evening Misses Nita Peery
and Trula Kiser sang The Star OF The
East in an effective manner.
The inspection party left on Tuesday
morning for Graham to inspect the Com
mandery at that place. They were fol-
lowed by the Godspeed and good wishes
of the Sir Knights and all others who
met them while here.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Death Of Miss Lette.

Miss Lille Lette, of Chase City. Va.
was instantly killed and Miss Ruth Dol
ling and Ralph McCauley, of New York
city. were painfully injured, when a
touring car in which they we're riding.
overturned on Wednesday of last week
near Rye, N. Y.
The party were returning from Rye
Beach and the car skidded on the fresh
iy oiled roadway. William Meiren. the
chauffeur, lost control. and the machine
turned turtle. Miss Lette was caught
underneath and her neck broken.
Miss Lette was in New York to pur-
chase the fall stock for her millinery
store in Newbern. n. c., and while
there was the guest Of Miss Dolliug.
She was we'll known here. having been
milliner for R. c. Chapman during the
seasons of 1910
Her remains were taken to her old
nome in Chase City, for burial She is
survived by her mother and two sisters.
one Of whom. Mss May Lette. is also
well known to many of our people. she
having taught school in this county
during the years l909-l0.
1t is a coincidence that Miss Lette
lost her father, during childhood, by his
having his neck broken by being thrown
from horse.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Circuit Court News.

The criminal calendar has occupied
the time Of the circuit court for the past
week. The first case to be tried vas
that against Ben Lester for the killing
Of Luther Lowe and Bob Lester in the
Cove something like year ago. The
case was submitted to the Jury on FIJI
doy and after a. short time returned q
verdict acquitting young Lester.
The next case taken up was that
against Reese johnson, colored. charr
ing him with criminal assault on n white
woman in the Cove a short time ago.
The jury was instructed TO bring IN a
verdict Of mot guilty" before all the
evidence had been submitted.
Arthur Robinson. charged with ma
hcious assault, was found not guilty On
this charge but guilty Of assault a. j
battery, and given four months in Jail
William Saunders, charged with
breaking into box cars otthe Norfolk
and Western Railway at Pocahontas.
was found guilty and given three years
in the penitentiaTy
IN chsncery, the case of Mrs $. II.
Hcninger vs.. w. f. Peery, adninistra-
tor of S. 7. Heringer. deceased. in IN
attempt TO break Heninger's will. the
case was decided in favor Of the de-
fendant.
Sam Scott is back from visit to his
parents at Amherst Courthouse. Va.
Misses Laura GiIdersleeve and Cassie
Laird left Saturday for Pocahont, g.
where they will teach in the high school
of that plsce.
Our buyer. Miss Hankirs. has lust
returned from New York. where sre
had an opportunity not only to inspect
the latest metropolitan STYLES but tle
ccwest importatious from London ard
Paris, and SIS "a result we VIII be able.
a- oar opening on Friday ana Saturday.
September 18Th G~i Il g.. % have the
latest creations la millinery for the in
spectOn of our customers.
Tazewel Millinery Company.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Council Settles Street Matter.

The town council made another trip
over the streets OF the town on Friday
to review the action of the selection Of
streets to be improved under the bond
issue, as selected at meeting on Au-
gust the 20th when the full membership
of the body was not present They
were to have met on Friday night to
close up the matter, but on account of
the opera at the high school chapel on
that night. the meeting was postponed
until Monday
On Monday, with full council pres
ent, the following changes were made
in the selections of August the 10th,
and published in our issue of August
the 22nd:
8. Street between Hopkins store
and east corporation line, increased
from 200 feet to $50 feet.
Is. Changed to read, From the in
tersection of Hotel avenue and Tower
street to the intersection of Hotel ave
nue. and Highland avenue"
The town sergeant was instructed by
the council to lay a II inch pipe line to
drain west Main street near George
Nash's store.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
TAZEWELL FAIR
PREMIUM AWARDS
Merchants and Others Offer i3any Valuable
Prizes and Competition For Them will
Undoubtedly Be Keen.

Merchants and others IF TszeweIl
county offer many nice 81 1ecial premi-
ums tor riding. etc. at the Fair. as fol-
lows.
j. 4. Greever offers pal OF fine leg
g'ngs for 'he most creditas lie exhibit in
the gricu.tural Depar mer {.
VI. j. Hsakins offers s. 50 worth of
koy ~ Society rackages for the best ex-
hihit IN the Neediework Del artment.
BuIkes Garden Mills ofTer a barrel of
of their Purity flour for the best loaf of
breaJ made therefrom.
HARRISON, Barns * Co. o FER a barrel
Of their Jefferson Crushed Wheat Four
for the best dark loaf Of bread made
there rom.
c. T.. Peery d Co. ofrer a barrel of
their Paradin Flour for the best light
cake made therefrom.
A. II. Black offers one-haf ( dozen best
and iltest style photos to best exhibit
in the Girls Department.
Fo- best gentleman rider, John S.
E1tunorc offers a $500 Stetson Hat.
For second best, J. Ii. Boyer & Co. offer
q box Of fine Cigars.
For best lady rider, S. Angrist, maker
CT ladies' aad gents tailorel suits, viii
give < $40 riding skirt of hi own make.
Second best. s. 30 in cash. offered by
Jefer5onviile Hotel.
For best lady rider astride. Tazewell
Street Railway Co. offers $500 in gold.
For bicycle race, contestants to be 2I
or under, and to reside IA Ia 1ewelI coun-
T., Il W pobst offers a $500 pair Of
gold clf buttons
For bicycle -ace, contestants to be IA
or under snd 90 reside in Tazevell coun-
ty w. 4. Wityen & Co. offer a $500
suit o clothes
Tho secretary Of the Fair has booked
big Carnival Company. that will bring
its whole outfit to the Fair.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
POUNDING MILL NEWS.
Items Gathered by Our Correspondent About
People Down The ClinCh.
Pounding MIL Va 6

Pounding Mil, Va, Sept. 8.
Henry Robinett was here from Ber-
wind Sunday.
Walter Barns is spending some time
with relatives here.
Ralfee Gillespie left Sunday for Taze-
well TO attend N, hi. h school of that
place.
Rev. Harry E. Dickens bsgins a pro-
tracted meeting in the Christian church
on the 9th
Sam Thompson. of the Cove, was
here yesterday and loaded half dozen
cars of fine export cattle
Mrs. J Marion Mcclure. of Cedar
Bluff, was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. w. B. Steele. here Friday night.
School opened here on yesterday with
good Attendance Misses Efie Will
liams and Bessie Prown are the teach
ers this year.
Mrs. J. T. AItizer and children end
Miss Octave Pruett have returned from
visiting friends in Horsepen Cove Mr..
Altlzer met them at Tszewell
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osborne and
children. of Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCraw and Miss Maggie Myers.
of Newport News, are visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
Fred Gillespie and Rex Steele return
ed Sunday from Bristol, where they at
tended the republican congressional con-
vention. While away they visited
friends in Abingdon and Blacksburg.
Mrs. T. A. Repass, of Indian, was the
guest of Mrs. w. B. Steele here on last
Wednesday. She was invited and led
an interesting prayer service in Union
church in the evening, which was much
enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Myers. of Roa-
noke, are expected here tomorrow to
visit the families of A. j. and F. Nj.
Myers. This happy couple were mar
ried in Roanoke on last Friday. and the
many friends of Mr.. Myers at this place
wish them every happiness.
Superintendent w. Archie Thompson.
the school trustees Of Maiden Spring
district and DR.. W. K. Williams met
here today and decided on a location for
the new school building 20 be erected at
this place. 1t will be located on a cor
ner of DR.. Williams field, near the home
of Mr.. John Lowell, and will be n two
room structure. Why not make it a
hve-room building, one of which to be
used as music-room? We have plenty
of music talent here and should develop
it. Let's be pl ogressive.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
hIlIiamS--CaUiagtOn.

In the Presbyterian chu-cl in Lexing-
ton, Va, last night at o'clock, Miss
Virginia Csrringtoa, of Lexington. be-
came he bride OF Nj Pet ter Williams.
Of thi. city. Rev. John Watkins, uncle
O. tho 5rile, pronounced the solemn
wo-d- that made them ore. He was
assisted by Rev Clifford Graham, pas
to- of the Presbyterian church Of Lex
in-rua.
nj Darlington is well known here,
having taught IT. the public schools Of
the place f-r several years, and is de-
s.rvi zig popular.
Mr. Williams is an engineer in the
ernploy of the Fsladoy Col and Coke
Comp uy. and is equally popular with
an After honeymoon % nortne-A
!. ints the yau-e couple viii return here
to make th - home
Nrs. c 49,. G-eever returned Tuesday
from = visit 90 friends 10 S-aunton and
BlueG4ld
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
The Vermont Election.

Much interest was manifest through
out the country over the results of the
state election held in Vermont on last
Tuesday, as it was hoped the result
there would be so decisive one way or
the other as 10 forecast the result Of
the coming November election. A
heavy three days rainstorm was still
beating down both sides of the Green
Mountain when election day broke and
prevented as full vote as would prob
ably have been cast if far weather had
prevailed. At this time it appears that
with about two thirds of the State
complete Fletcher, Republican candi-
date for governor, has fallen 5000 to
6,OOO votes below the majority necessary
to elect One hundred and seventy
cities and towns out Of 246 give:
Fletcher (Republican), y, 369.
Howe (DemocraO, -, 722.
Metzger (Progressive), 10, 76O.
Same places in 1910 gave:
Mead (Republican), 23,3l4.
Watson DemOcra), Hops.
The house. which will name the gov
ernor, is overwhelmingly Republican.
Congressman elected:
First district: Frank l. Greene. of
st. Albans, Republican.
Secone district: Frank Plumley, of
Republican.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Presentation of POWhatan.

Whatever the Tazewell Music Club
undertakes is well done, and the pre-
sentation by them of the historical In
dian opera, Powhatan, on last Friday
and Saturday nights was no exception
to the rule. From the acting and sing
ing of the principals to the antics Of the
littelest papoose the presentation Of the
opera was beyond criticism.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05

8. John d. Peery's, North Tazewell.
to foot Whitley's Ridge. $5, ,2S7. 90.
9. Foot Whitley's Ridge to Healing
Springs. SO, ass 81.
10. From William Leece's up Plum
Greek to scales in Thompson Valley,
S6,18zOS.
H. Westward down Thompson Val
ley, SO, 729O6
IL. Eastward up Thompson Valley,
SS.9SZ35.
1S. North Tazewell to Tazewell.
81, 496 "a
ID. Head O'possum Hollow to Noun
tain Gate to Poor Valley, SO, ,652 42.
Is. Streets and alleys in TazewelI,
81, ,692 q.
10 From present macadsm road in
Baptist Valley down Valley, SO. SU6.79.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05

DISAPPEARED from the rear
coach of V. & S. W., train, Bristol to
Appalachis, Thursday morning Aug. 29tb.
One Black Alligator Leather Grip; in
formation regarding tne same will be
greatly appreciated by,
G. d. Kilgore,
Norton, V a
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
ROAD FUNDS
ARE PRORATED
Committee Appointed by Supervisor Daniel
To PTOTaie JefteSORdIIe'S Portion of
Bond Issue Makes Its RepOh,

Supervisor D. b. Daniel, of the JEFF
fersonville district, on August q, 1912.
appointed committee to prorate the
bond road funds of the district. This
committee reported to the board of su-
pervisors on Monday as follows:
''The committee composed of D. A.
Lynch, A. r. Beav ers, S. J. Crockett,
Frank Howard, 6. S. F. Harman, A. G.
Kiser and d. b. Daniel, appointed on
August q, 1912, TO prorste the bond is
sue money for macadam and dirt roads
for Jeffersonville district, met at the
court house on September 2, 1912.
''The amount of S7,193 92, the cost of
equipment, was deducted. together with
81, 113 30, the prorsUed amount of engi-
neering applied to Inacadam roads from
the sum of S150,000. The said $3.50, 600
and $50, 900 respectively for macadam
and dirt roads having been previously
prorated.
''The remaining sum for macadam -
SAL, ,692 28-is prorated on a basis of
the preliminary estimated cost, and will
be found tabulated and attached as Ex-
hibit A
THE data for dirt roads estimate not
having all been secured, the road engi-
neer is authorized to secure same and
prorate as for macsdam roads; tabuiate
and when filed with this report as Ex-
hibit B. will become part of the above
report
d. W. LYNCH,
A. r. BEAVERS,
S. j. CROCKETT,
FRANK HOWARD,
S. S. f HARMAN,
A G KISER,
ID B. DANIEL.
The full report, Exhibit A, is too long
fur publication. but under the report,
based upon the engineers estimates, 8,
the following amounts are apportioned
per mile on the macadam roads of JEFF
fersonville district. The numbers shown
are the numbers o. the roads as set
forth in the order o. the court designat-
ing the macadam roads to be built in
this district.
/ Tazewell to Maiden Spring district
line, So, 727.75.
2. Tazewell to Clear Fork district
line, SO, 455. 80.
g. Mrs. Kate Peery's to Witten's
Mill, S3, ,S29.79.
4. Burkes Garden Siding to North
Tazewell, So, ,222 81
North Tazewel to Jim Ed Peery's
So 313.71
6. Jim Ed Peery's to John Peery's,
So, 6S4.07.
Z. Mouth Cavett's Greek to Tom
Browns, $3,l68.77
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-05
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton WadeSteele,
of Roanoke. formerly residents Of this
place, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their Gaugh-
ter, Miss Josephine May Kelly, to DR..
Joseph Alexander Noblin, of East Rad
ford, Virginia. The wedding will take
place October the 18th.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-26
Srf. @aric Mnellcr scitOrbra.

Sri. 0tarie ImeIler. cine 5oftei
ocs perit. @eorg MiIeller, al oel
Shieier's 9rand) poErllaft, lit an
lebtcn Montag sbellb I'M ii,selpo'
lid,en alter BON 90 Sabren nnb s
Monaten aus Oieiem 2eben geidde'
Den.
Sic mar an Appendicitis erfrnnfi
uno rmirbe leste @od5e elmer Spe.
ration unteriporfen Inn bas llebel
5n beieitigelt, bod bate bas 2eiben
bereits 10 groBe 8ortidritte genlaft.
CAB Tie tros Der belten Yflege air
Mnntag abenh iturb.
Die 8erI.orbene, Die III uuierer
Staot gcboren mnrOe. apar inter
iiJren pielen Srennben nlro Mlters-
s.noiien iebr beliebt. Sic mar l6ii-
gere Sabre Mitglieo 6es airden-
hors Der epargl. ct. GmtIsgemein.
De unb 2ebrerin Der Sonntogid)ltle.
IuBer ibrer neruittmeten SHUTTER
lnb bier Sdapeitern, betrnliert elm
GROCER 5reunbesfreis ibren MIR all-
3ufriiBFn 600.
Die 9eerbisinlg iarb getert,
Hafymittag auf Dem itdStifden
8rieoboie inter iebr 5ablreiden Be-
tteiliaung Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-26

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lid leBte @odp todl ct. 2oiis, i'm
ibrer Shpelter, iopie ibren BORT.
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a6g~titatten.
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ms in 9egleitiing ieines Sobnes.
8m. Sr., am 8ienstag einen angc.
tebnnen geitf ob 5l @rneiierllrg
leines Announcements.
2. arnnter, &aiiirer ser Srallf.
lin 8auf, BON ct. aoitis, NOR lestell
Songltog bier als @oit leiner Cole
gen, oen 9onf6eamten 6. s. &ipp.
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am A. Wuntng I'M Sebrliur i'm Sit
ing tretenbe Embellishments eridy
fin6slt uniere 2eier altf Seite 7
oes belttigen GolfsbIatt..
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aueddlem ollie Mlpiter ~unieres groBen
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reno ben lesten bier @od)en bier
BEL ibreir gltern 51l @eirld p~ertpeilte.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-26
Die @ersr6fermns nnirrer Sd)nb.
fabrif.

2edt 5eitsemdb urb aler Iner.
fenlmurg mertg lit 6ds piinftlide
8orgcben bes Stnbtratbs nj Der
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nm bort init Der international
Shoe 60. betreffs Der 8ergrober,rpa
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fiir ole grueiterung Ser 6abrif in
slusiidt genomrnenen @runoItiide be
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