Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-07-25

| run JATs anu Jelly glasses at BOyers
DR.. t. c. Shuler, editor of the Mid
land Methodist, Nashville, Tenn, an,
Rev. S. B. Vaught, financial secretar,
of Emory and Henry College, Emory
Va, spent Tuesday among the Metho
dists of our little city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hankius an,
daughters, Misses Eta and Nav. ane
granddaughter. Miss Lula Jones. re
turned Sunday from a weeks outips
and visit to MIR. and Mrs. Firm Weaver
Of Beech Fork, w. Va.
Star Patent Flour. s5 a
| Dixie Meal, per bushel. / on
! ~ $500. Observation-Disclosures. / OF
Chop, per bag l 81
ABOVE prices are cash at our mill
Star Milling Company, Inc
Dr. j. S. Lyons, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, of Louisville. XIV.
will be here next week, and will occupy
the pulpit in the Presbyterian church
the first Sunday in August DR.. LYONS
is a native son of Tazewell, of whom VIC
are all proud, and no doubt a large audi.
ence will greet him on this day.
Boyer & Co. are offering special bar
gains IN Ensmelled Preserving Kettles.
The Richmond Times Dispatch an
nounces the approaching marriage of
Miss Virginia Darlington, of Lexington.
Va, and Mr.. Peter Williams, of this
city, the event to be celebrated ON Sem
TENDER 4th. Both of the CONTRACTING
parties are well known here. MIR. Will
hams being resident and Miss Car
rlngton having made her home here for
the past three years.
Miss Jean Quinland, of Springfield
ILL.,, who has been the guest of her
schoolmates, Misses Mary Brown and
Louise Speer, of this place. and Miss
Lillian McRoberts, also of Springfield.
who has been visiting Miss Lille Nc
Cure, at Cedar Bluff, left for their
homes on Friday. They were accom-
panied to their homes in the Prairie
state by Miss Margaret Earnest. of
johnson City, Tenn, who had also been
visiting friends and schoolmates here.
Boyer & Co. are Offering special bar
gains IN Enamelled Preserving Kettles
Judge Fulton Kegley convened circuit
court here on last Friday in special ses-
sion. The first case tried, Common
wealth vs.. Wiley Wilson, for stealing a
mule, resulted in a hung jury. The
case of the Pocahontas Coal and Coke
Company VS.. Commonwealth, for a re-
duction of assessment on their proper-
ties near Pocahontas, was then taken
up, and will probably be finished today
when the case of the Commonwealth
vs.. Frank Kinsten, charged with bur-
glary, will be called. After this is dis
posed of, the case against Wilson for
stealing mule will again be tried.
The regular summer examination for
for Tazewell division will he
lleld at Tazewell on Wednesday. Thurs
lay and Friday, July 81, August | and
: beginning promptly at a. M. each
lay. examinations for white teachers
VIII be held in rooms in Tazewell high |
chooi building, and for colored appii- |
ants In colored school building. For |
nrther information write W. ARCHIE
Division superintendent. |
razewell, Va.
Mrs. George r. Brown, of Radford. |
"a, died at her home in that CITY on
Wednesday ON last week. She had been
n invalid for several years, and death
anne as a welcome relief from the suf-
erlng which she had so patiently borne
throughout her long illness. Mrs. Brown
'efore her marriage was Miss Mary
dcGlnnis, of Bland. She was the wife
4 Mr.. George R. Brown, who fire.
uentiy visits Tazewell as representa-
I'VE OF the Roanoke Grocery Company.
nd his many friends here will regret tn
earn Of the bereavement that has come
him through the death Of his devoted
ME and companion. II
Mrs. w. H. PARROT, of Nartinsviue
tate corresponding secretary of the
lrginia Woman's Christian Temner-
nee Union and editor of the Virginia i
lltion of the Union Signal, psid the I
cal union visit on last Friday. 1t /,
as her intention to deliver q lecture !
ere, but on account Of the revival SER I
ees at the high school chapel, the ad- t
ress was not delivered, and instead p,
Iormal reception was given to her by
le members Of tAe Iazewell Union at 7
hieh she spoke words Of encourage Y
ent to the workers here. A fluent. S
,aceful speaker, she made quite a t
vorable impression on those who had !,
70 pleasure of meeting her. lC