Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-09-09
them will be suitably rewarded if they will
bring them to the Tazewell Drug Co.

We have just completed printing the
premium list of the Clinch Valley Agricul
tural and Breeders Association. 1t i
printed in pamphlet form, and will be i'm
mediately sent out among the people o
the county and surrounding country
We wish to call tie attention of parent!
to our Fail stock of knee pants for boys
We have them in corduroys and cassimeres
They are all well made and will give salts
faction. Harman x Bottimore.
We received the proceedings Of the
meeting of the Republicans of Buchanan
County, held on the 24th of August
They came to hand last week too late fol
publication, and after such lapse of time
we deem it unnecessary to publish
them.
Miss Eta Hankins left Monday after.
noon for Cincinnati to purchase the Fall
and Winter stock of the Tazewell Millinery
Company. She announces her intention
of buying the handsomest stock of goods
that has been brought here in the millin'
cry line.
Part of the cattle recently sold by the
pool to Nelson Norris, of Chicago, were
shipped on yesterday. There were about
four hundred in the lot and they were very
fine. They were sent by rail to Norfolk,
and will be sent thence by steamer to
Liverpool.
Farmers, send your wheat to our mill
and have cookie and other impurities
taken from it free of charge. Also if you
want strictly first class flour let us grind
your wheat. We are giving others sails
faction, why not you?
HIGGINBoTHAM & KIRBY.
Cedar Bluff, Va.
DR.. J. r. Gildersleve, who attended the
meeting of the State Medical Society, at
Hot Springs last week, got back home on
afternoon. The Doctor visited
several of Virginia's popular watering
places while away, and reports having a
delightful time.
We have heard the name of Mr.. 7. R..
Smoot, of Witten's Mill, mentioned most
favorably in connection with the Republic
an nomination for State Senator from this
district. Mr.. Smoot is quite young man
but thorough Republican, and would not
only make strong candidate but an ex-
cellent representative.
On Wedn esday afternoon Rosalie
Pierce, daughter of Mr.. James Rudd,
died at the home of her father at four
o'clock. She was four years and four
months old and had been sick for some
time, but we are informed that her death
resulted from laryngitis. The burial will
take place this afternoon at the new GEM
etery.
Come to Tazewell College and board at
COST Room rent from 81 to 81 per month.
Four boys occupy one room. Stove, bed
stead and mattress furnished, you furnish
the rest. Write a. A. Ferguson at once.
On last Saturday afternoon a picnic party
went from town to the Natural bridge, near
Unaka, and had an elegant time, we are
informed. We have not been able to get a
full list of the names ofthose who attended,
but know Of the following: Misses Sehon,
Eflinger, Walker, Bowen and Michigan;
and NIessrs Buckner, Rees and Stuart
Bowen and Lacy Tynes.
The circus was big success. The
weather was fine, an immense crowd was
in town and the show seemed to please
everybody. 1t is estimated that at least
four thousand persons were under the big
canvass. All the acting was fine and the
accrobatic performance ofthe Neison family
surpassed expectations. Wallace's Show
was no humbug.
Mr.. D. II. Peely, of Ogden Utah, who
has been visiting in this county for several
weeks, has been spending the past few
days with his nephew Mr.. G. H. Peery, at
North Tazewell On Tuesday lie dined at
DR.. T. 6. Witten's with anumber of friends.
Mr.. Peery is being cordially received by
his old Tazewell friends, and they are eX-
pressing great pleasure at having him
visit them again.
Harman & Bottimore are now receiving
the most complete stock Of Fall and Winter
clothing for men, youths and boys that
has ever been brought to this town. The
styles are new and beautiful and the fabrics
Of guaranteed quality.
On Monday afternoon the team that
draws the express wagon of j. B. Caudill
ran off on church street and came in
collision with the dray Of Peery & Dodd
just opposite where the old Presbyterian
church stood. A wheel of Mr.. Caudill's
wagon was smashed up and one of his
horses was badly cut on the hind leg.
Young Mr.. CaudiIl, who was driving was
considerably bruised up. The shafts OF
Peery & Dodds dray were broken and the
dray generally wrecked.
DR.. J. D. Carnahan, of Ogden, Utah,
who has been visiting his old friends in
Tazewell county for several weeks, is cir
culating among his friends in this commu
nifty during the present week. DR.. Carna-
han was born and raised in Burke's Gar
den, and during the civil war was gallant
member Of that brave band, the TazewclI
Troopers. About twenty years ago he
went to Ogden, where he has met with
great success and become very distin-
guished in his profession, that ofmedicine.
DR.. Carnahan is one of ofTazewell's sons that
she NAV well feel proud Of. He has been