Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-08-26
TOWN and COUNTY news.
Gathered in And Around Town BY Our
Resident And County
Reporters.

Miss Lizzie Barns, OF the Cove, is visit
ing Miss Gillette Harman.
Read the generous offer in HARRISON d
Gillespie Bros. regular space.
Tazewell College emphasizes the bust
ness course. Let your boy take It,
Jno. Z. Jackson has something of inter
est to all in his ad this week.
Mrs. DR.. O'KeefTe returned from quite
an extended trip to Giles county.
Miss Alice Hopkins has been visiting
relatives in town for several days past.
MrH. w. Pobst and family left yester-
day for visit to relatives in Abingdon.
Six cakes of best soap and chance for
the Tea Set for 25cts at Jackson's. The
Tea Set this month is beauty.
Jno. D. Barns, Esq, of Broad Ford,
Smyth county, Va. was in town yesterday.
Mrs F. NJ. Heard, of Lynchburg, was in
town last week visiting Mrs T, NJ. Han
kins.
MIR. L. c. Wingo, of the firm of Pobst &
Wingo, is attending the all-healing springs
in Craig county.
Ifvou want serviceable, comfortable shoes
for men or boys you can find them in our
store.
Harman & Bottimore.
We must have some more factories at
TazeweIl. If we do not the town will
stop growing.
Mr.. c. E. F. Burnley and family, Of
Graham, were visiting friends and relatives
in town last week.
Mr.. 1. c. Dodd left Tuesday for Cedar
Bluff, where he will spend week at the
Blue Sulphur Springs.
A thorough Business course conducted
by competent instructor is what you get
at Tazewell College.
Mrs. r. P. Holland and Mrs. Geo. B.
Cromer who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Wm. c. Pendleton, will leave to-day.
General Coxey was to have spoken at
Pocahontas on Tuesday night but failed to
put in his appearance. He spoke at Sim
mons, w. Va.
Misses Lizzie Strother and AlceWilliams,
of Giles county, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in the Cove, returned
home last Saturday.
In selecting shoes get the best We
have the finest stock Of shoes for men ana
boys we have ever shown to our customers.
Harman & Bottimore,
Misses Lena Brown, Of Richlands,
Maud Mcclure, of Cedar Bluff, and Miss
Kesler, of Roanoke, were visiting Miss
Maggie Gillespie last week.
Mai. w. &. Sanders, Judge Robt. G.
jackson and Judge Jno. II. Fulton, OF
Wytheville, are here this week attending
the August term of Circuit Court.
Mrs. VIM. c. Pendleton and Mrs. R.
Pauline Holland, who have been attend
ing the Blue Sulphur Springs at Cedar
Bluff, returned home last Saturday.
Board is the most expensive item in
obtaining an education. Tazewell College
will help you solve that. Write and ask A.
a. Ferguson.
Mrs. Rees 7. Bowen and family, of the
Cove, and Mr.. H. S. Bowen and wife, ol
Wittens Mills, left Friday for Wythe
county, to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. NJ. L. Peery has gone to Ceres, In
Bland county, being called there by the
serious illness of his brother, Edward
Peery, who is down with typhoid fever.
A storm party, made up of number oi
young people from town and the Unaka
neighborhood. went to Mr.. James K. Wit
tens last night, and report fine time
Business is business, but if your boy
does not take thorough business course
like he can get at Tazewell College he vii
be poorly qualified in this respect
Mr.. w. G. HARRISON of the firm OF
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros, has gotten
back from the eastern markets, where he
laid ina splendid stock Of Fall and Winter
goods.
Now that we are to have an additiona
water supply, volunteer fire company
should be organized. Tazewel has th'
material, and the movement only needs tt
be started.
DR.. T. L. Painter and wife, of Libert,
Hill, who have been visiting In Wythe
Pulaski and Giles counties for severa
weeks got back to Tazewell on Tuesda.
afternoon.
Pay your money and take your cholc
is the way YOU do about board at Tazewel
College-All the way from $500, So.o'
and $1,000.
Prof. Byron, the newly elected princlpa
of Tazewell High School, has arrived VIII
his family. The REPUBLICAN extends
hearty welcome and bespeaks success 10
the professor in his new field,
Circuit court is now in session, witt
Judge Jackson presiding. So far yer.
little business has been transacted. Som'
chancery cases have been submitted, bu
no jury cases have been tried.
Mr.. G. w. Hayes, of Chatham Hill
Smyth county, came over last Monday 70
his daughter, Miss Sallie Hayes, who ha
been visiting here. She has won man
friends, who regret to see her leave.
Harmen & Bottimore are now receivin
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