Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-02-18

Mrs. II, C.Alderson has been very much
indisposed for the past few days.
County Treasurer Robt X. Gillespie, of
Pounding Mill, was in town this week.
Miss hattie Surface, who has been quite
ill for several days, isnow cOnvalescent.
Conductor r. T. Bowen, of Bluefeld,
spent Sunday last at home, this place.
Col. Joe Harrison returned last Friday
from a ten days trip to Washington City.
Mr.. Z. Goodman, of the firm of L
Lazarus 6, Co., of Pocahontas, was in town
this week
Miss jamie Dinwiddie, ,lof Lebanon, Rus
sell county, is in town, visiting Miss Nettie
Witten.
Mr. F. ?. Landon, who has been travel
ing some weeks in Kentucky and Ohio
got home yesterday
Rev. J. S French of Pocahontas, spent
part of this week in Tazewell, circulating
among old friends.
Mr.. II. /. .Bn ttain's little girl, Marguerite,
whose serious illness we reported last week,
s convalesceut.
DR.. I. G. Witten and his wife are still
confined by sickness, but we learn they are
not seriously i'll.
Messrs.W. G. HARRISON and j. w, Chap
man Will start home from Hot Springs
next Monday.
Work has begun on the foundation ofMr
vi. Sextoa's residence. Tazewell i'm
proves slowly but surely.
Mr.. w. Ii. Tomney, of the Richmond
Times, was in town last Friday and paid
our Office pleasant call.
Dou't duly with rheumatism. Purify
your blood and cure it at once by taking a
course of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
DR.. Nye, Of West Virginia, brother of
Dr. w. P. Nye and Mrs, William Britts,
is paving his relatives visit.
DR.. Rolla w W'itten is very sick at his
home four miles west of town. His friends
are very anxious about his condition.
J.P. Kroll, of Panther. West Virginia,
a large lumber dealer of that place, was
in town this week attending court.
The Epworth League conference which
was to have been held at Graham this
week has been indefinitely postponed.
Miss Nellie HulIord left to-day for
Charlottesville, Va, where she goes to at
tend the wedding other cousin Miss Minor.
Hobart Miller. attorney at law, of Coe-
burn, and Judge T. NJ. Anderson, Of Glade
vile, Wise Co., Va were in town thisweek.
Tuesday, the first day of Court was
quiet and uneventful. Little business was
done in Court, one or two cases being con-
tinued.
Mai. Il. K. Henry, who was confined to
his house for nearly two weeks with grippe,
is out attending to his professional work
again.
Chapman & Thompson change their ad-
vertisement this week, and they say they
will sell certain kinds of goods at your
price.
Rev. W, D. Buckner, Rector of the
Episcopal Church of Tazewell, made a
business trip to Washington D. c. this
week.
The sale of Stocks advertised by
Chapman & Gillespie has been postponed
until the 18th of next month. See adver-
tisement.
DR.. R. D. Huford is adding a porch to
the east end of his residence, which will
add very much to its appearance as well
as its comfort.
The travelling statesmen were well rep
resented, in town Tuesday, Lut as far as
we were able TO judge the merchants were
slow to purchase
1t is reported that large number OF
Swedes recently arrived at Bristol, and as
colonists will settle on the old Trigg farm
not far from that city.
DR.. Jno p. Haller and Messrs NJ. T
Browning, X. L. Baker and c. E. Mitchell,
of Pocahontas, were registered at the Cen
tral Hotel on Wednesday.
Mr.. ". l.. Griffith, the cattle dealer
f.om Darnesville, Md, who purchased
1855 export cattle at one transaction In
this county last year, is in town.
Mrs Eliza Gildersleeve, wife of DR..
Gildersleeve, was dangerously ill at the
home of her father, DR.. Rolla Wit
ten, on last Sunday, but is now con-
valescent.
Miss Eva Moore, of this place was mar