Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-12
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Don't miss seeing the hand painted
Breaches and Bar pins at Pobsts.
Save time by buying your fair tickets
at Boyer s and jackson 5 next week.
w. R. Bowen, of the Cove, is spend
ing the week in Roanoke and Salem.
The best display of Jewelry ever
shown IN Tazewell is now at Pobst's.
Miss Nita Pee ry left Monday for Roa
noke, where she will teach music this
winter.
Fair tickets will be on sale next week
at Jackson's Drug Store and J. b.
Boyers
Captain A. J. Tynes, who been seri-
ously i'll for the past two weeks, is much
improved.
Mrs w. l. Painter and sons, Russell
and Lawrence, are visiting relatives in
Lee county.
Lapsley Carson will leave today for
Lexington to enter Washington and
Lee University.
Buy your wheat drill now and get cou-
pom on our buggy contest.
Star Milling Co.
Mrs. T. 3. Young, Of Richmond, came
Monday to visit her brother, Senator j.
P. Royal, and family.
The missionary society of the Presby-
terian church met with Mrs. A. NJ.
Black on Monday afternoon.
Harvey HARRISON leaves today for
Valparaiso, Ind, to take a course IN law
at the University in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kits, of Norton,
were here Sunday to visit the latter
father, Capt. J. D. Alexander.
DR.. G. w. Brewster will move into
the Captain j. d. Alexander residence
on west Main street on October Ist.
Jim Doak left Tuesday for Emory TO
enter Emory and Henry College. Rob
ert Brown will leave today for the same
school.
If you make your girl proposition at
the fair and she says yes, then seal the
proposition with one Of Pobst's hand
some rings.
Attorneys S. M. B. Couiling, J. W.
Chapman and ]. p. Royal are attend
ing Mcdowell county circuit court at
Welch, w. Va.
Jim Kelley left Sunday for Baltimore
where he will take a course in engineer
ing and chemistry at St Joseph's Acad-
emy in that city.
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Buford Tynes. of Huntington, who
was called here on account of the illness
of his father, Captain A. J. Tynes, re.
turned to his home Tuesday.
Mrs George McClintock and daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie, who have been serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever for the past
week, are some what improved.
WANTED Excelsior wood, Poplar,
Lynn and Cucumber. Write for prices
and specifications.
Bluestone Mattress & Pillow Co.
At Graham, Va.
Miss Mary Turk returned Monday
and resumed her position as teacher il
the High School Her students and
fs;' nds are glad to welcome her once
more 10 our little city.
MIR Clinton Barns. of the Cove. IS
here this week mingling with his many
friends. Though in his eighty-ffth
year, Mr.. Barns is still as active as
many men half that age, and is enioy.
ing the best of health.
The finest display of Pendants apC
Neck Chains at Pobst's you can get 2
Pendant and Neck Chain from $500 tc
| Si5 90 the handsOmest line ever showc
$1,000 10 $40
Or. and Mrs. A. l.. Tynes, of Staun
ton who were called here by the lines:
last week of Capt. A J. Tynes, left fol
their home on Monday. Captain Tynes
condition is much improved, and he j.
now believed out of danger.
We desire tc return thanks to oui
friends AID neighbors for their man,
acts C.: .adoess during the last lines:
and q -'h Of our daughter, Stevie Wit
ten
Beverly Warren and Family
4 large number of fine race horse.
have already arrived here for the grest
fair, which start on next Tuesday. Tn,
horses this year are the finest ever seer
on the local grounds, and the racing
promises to all be of the highest order
Bay your fertilizer. implements wag
ons etc. and get coupons on buggy Of
fer
Star Milling Co
Pcery Cecil. of Hamblin, Texas
tired of seeing only sage brush and un
limited plains Of cactus, and wishinG
again to refresh his eyes with the gree
hills of Virginis, arrived here Monda-
for visit TO his relatives at Pisgah
He will remain here about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Mcintosh, of ST
Louis, Mo, who spent a portion of las
summer in our little city, are here agai
for stay Of several weeks. Thei
daughter, Miss Hazel who was VII