Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-10-10
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

J. a. Leslie left Sunday TO attend the
State fair in Richmond.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at IL clock.
Tom Fuller. of Crump's Potion. w.
Va, spent several days here last week.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach at Con-
cord next Sunday Afternoon at 3 oclocl
Mrs. Joe Barns and Miss Thrift. +
the Cove, were shopping here on Mon
day.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Higgin-
ootham on Tuesday afternoon, fine
boy.
Colonel VIM. c. Pendleton left this
morning for business trip to Lynch
burg.
Columbia wagons are the lghtest run
ing, most durable wagons made. they
are guaranteed for l year
Star Milling Company.
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Rev. w. S. Billiard will fill his reau
lar appointment at the Christian church
here on next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fred Steele and little daughter,
Elizabeth, are guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. James PIERCE, in Norton.
Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Brown returned
Tuesday from Abingdon, where they
had been to attend Holston conference
Two political speskings, the meeting
of the Board of Supervisors and horse
day combined to bring large crowd t.
town on Tuesday.
United States Attorney Barnes Gil
lespie and assistant, Hon. T. J. Muncv.
and Nye Britts are attending federt
court at Abingdon.
Take one of our Manure Soreadeis
home and use it 80 days and if YOU arr
not satisfied with 1t return it to US.
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Too bad the democrats did not post
pone their meeting in the court house ,r
Tuesday until the road meeting Wa.
called. as they would then have had
quite a crowd
k. I. Bowen and son, Reese Tate.
jr, of Bluefeld, are visiting the form
er's m'ther, Mrs. Gussie Bowen. here
Toy spent yesterday with relatives il
the Cove.
We sell tn celebrated Page and Lion
tencnE. We are Offering barr aims l..
ali our fencing.
Star Milling Company.
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DIR. PeiFce, on account of his rapid,
Increasing country practice, been COM
PEELED TO pJrchs "a a horse. as he finds
himself no 10 ger able to depend
/, on mr.. Fcc"u "ooations t.L.c..t
II lis practise cut of ,OAn
Mrs. J. p. Hartman and sons. Harris
son and John D., will leave for their
home in Kingston, W. Va, today. Har
risson, who was recently operated on
for appendicitis, has entirely recovered
Charles Willis, a worthy colored citi-
z"n of this place. dropped dead near the
Old Inn o. Tuesday morning about n
O'Clock fr,m hear failure. H. was
buried yesterday afternoon in Maple
wood c~m"te7y. A widow and five
children survive him.
LOST-A pocket book containing
about S3l il currency and about $50 IN
laundry checks Each Of the checks
bear nv name. Please advise the un
dersigned of any Information tina NAV
lead % recovery Of the purse
w. H. Newton
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The rumm age sale for the benefit Of
the Cemetery Ascot ton will re held
tomorrow and Saturday in thu old Hsr
risson house on west Main street. TIE
wagon will make the 70 lnds today gath
ering up donations, and it is hoped ell
who have anything to give will have il
ready wheD the wagon calls.
Son wasting one-half of YOUR fodder
by feeding it uncut One of our Biz
zsrd Cut ers will pay for itself in the
first season.
Star Milling Company.
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The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs. H. l..
Buston on Tuesday afternoon. There
was large attendance and an excellent
program rendered. Mrs. H. G Peery
resd paper and the president, Mrs. w.
u O'Brien, made report on the work |
done by the Virginia State W c T. u.
at their meeting last week in Richmond |
Hon c. b. Slemp, republican candi-
date for Congress, was in our little CITY |
last Friday seeing his many friends.
Mr. Slemp is looking in fine health and |
Is. after careful canvass of the dis
trict, sanguine he will be returned to
Congress hy the largest majority ever
given a candidate in the grand old
Ninth.
The Fair Association at called meet
ng on Saturday agreed it would be a
good thing to send representatives to
he various fairs to secure some new
IDEAS TO be used next year in connection
With the Tazewell fair. In pursuance