Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-12-23

carlsl.es Tor the i5EfiSrN afaue. lnSse
candi lies SIC all new and fresh and the
prices are rock bottom.
MIR. John H. Crockett, who is manager
for Mr.. Jos. S. Gillespie on his Liberty
Hill farm, must be an excellent farmer, as
he raised this year 5000 bushels of corn,
and about rs bushels per acre.
TOYS! Have you been to Peery & Dodd's
to see their toys? If not, be sure to go.
Such an assortment at such prices you
never saw. They are marked way down,
for they must go.
County court will adjourn to-day. The
criminal cases on the docket were all con-
tinued and the civil docket Will be treated
likewise. You can't get people to attend
court few days prior to Christmas.
Have YOU seen the handsome easels at
Peery q Dodd's? If you will buy one OF
their exquisite pictures and buy one of the
easels you will have something truly Or
namental for your parlor.
Mr.. Barns Gillespie was taken suddenly
ill one night last week and it turned out
that he had pneumonia. He has been
very sick man, but we are glad to an
nounce that he is much better to-day.
We are thoroughly prepared to furnish
the bows with allkinds of fireworks, so they
can keep the town in a constant state OF
u no h.
out them. Pobst & Wingo.
Rev. ]. H. Wyse, formerly of Cameron,
5. c., but who has accepted call to the
Lutheran churches in Burke's Garden and
North Tazewell, was in town Monday and
tuesday as the guest of Mr. ]. A. Greever.
Mr.. Wyse will not take charge until the
LIST Of March.
fyou are literary in your taste go 10
Peery & Dodd's and examine their elegant
assortment of books. They have beauti-
fully bound volumes by standard authors
so cheap that no one can hesitate to buy
them.
We have received letter from Mr.. w.
T. Hudson, who recently left this place,re-
questing us to forward the REPUBLICAN to
him at Sherman, Texas. where he is now
located. We wish Mr.. Hudson much sue
cess in the clone Star" state, but hope he
will come back to Ia Jewell.
In lamps. we have more surprises than
we're ever seen in Tavewell. All styles
from beautiful banquet lamp down to an
excellent lamp, complete, for 20 cts. NO
reason for not "letting your light shine. "
Pobst & Wingo.
The saw and tie timber on the Sheffey
land at Pounding Mill has been sold to
Messrs. T. Monger and N. S. Mcleod for
the sum of 81 900. The sale was negota-
ted by VIM. c. Pendleton, and the pro-
ceede 90 to James White Shefey and j.
Shefey Pendleton, of Marion, Va.
Some of the folks always complain
about the boys using fireworks at Christ
mas times, but the boys always did and
always will use them. Let the boys have
good time-We have the fireworks for
them. Peery & Dodd.
Miss Amelia Peery, daughter of Mr.
John Peery, was married today to Mr.. w.
T. Baker, at the home of the desfather,
near Pisgah. The bride is one of themost
beautiful young ladies in the county and
the bridegroom is worthy young man in
the employment Of the N. & w. Ry.
Our stock s;sger sets, Tea sets and
Toilet sgls Is & D. and most complete
ever brought to this town; anu we re Germ Germ
IDENTIFY asset that it is the cheapest. Its
beauty and wonderful low price will sur
prise you at Pobst & Wingo's.
Misses Olette Hartman and Lizzie Barns,
who are pupils at Southwest Va. Institute,
a. Bristol, will not come home to spend
Christmas. They have gone to Wythe
county and will spend the holidays at the
hospitable home of Mr.. VIM. Raper, one
of the most delightful places in the county.
The young ladies are the guests of Miss
Maggie Raper, and are certain to have
nice time.