Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-13
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.
Gathered in And Around Town BY Our
Resident And County
RenOrterS.

Fred Pendcton has gone to Marion on
avisit
The RErvBmcAN adds new subscribers tc
its list every week.
Mrs. Selma Dickenson, formerly of this
place, is visiting at Mr. J. B. Hurts.
Or. Halls lace is full of smiles. lie
says It's the finest boy in the country.
If vou want nice Sugar Cane Seed you
can find it At Peery Il Dodd's
Capt IL. 7. Bowen, of the n. K w. rail
way, was in town several days last week.
lie certain to bring Your job work to the
RArrnucAN office if YOU want it done right.
Peery 4 Dodd have supply of Early
Sugar Cane Seed, fresh and best varieties.
The approaching election for district
officers does not seem to be creating much
excitement.
Col. Joseph Harrison, who had been
at Washington for more than a week, got
back home on Sunday.
Mr.. r. A. Gillespie, Of Cedar Buff, and
Hon Henry Bowen, Of Maiden Spring,
were i'll town on Monday
Mr.. Il. Walter Dotson, Commonwealths
attorney of Buchanan County, was in
town the first Of the week.
We have complete stock of Spring and
Summer underwear for men and boys.
Haman x Bottimore.
Miss May Taylor, Of Paint Lick, was in
town from last Saturday until Tuesday, as
the guest of the Misses Cooley.
Mrs. II. G. Mccall went to Burke's
Garden last week on a visit to friends and
relatives, and returned home on Monday.
We are showing Il splendid line of col
ored shirts. We sell nice one for %
cents larman 4 BottimOre.
Mrs. GeoW, Stellar has gone to Staun-
ton on visit to her father, DR.. Walker,
one of the physicians at the Western Hos
pital.
There was no preaching in town last
Sunday morning, except at the Christian
church, and none at night, except at the
Methodist.
Dr. Jno $ Pendleton, who was visiting
relatives in the town and county last
week, left on last Saturday for his home at
Marion.
Mr.. H. l. Farmer has been in town sew
eral days tuning pianos He has a num-
Der of regular customers at this place, and
is fine tuner,
We wish to buy your wool, washed or
unwashed, and will pay the highest mar
ket price either in goods or cash. -Harman
& Bottimore.
The farmers are delighted with the
splendid rain which came on Tuesday.
1t will give the grass fresh start and was
fine on oats and wheat.
Mr.. Jno E. Jackson, the druggist,
makes change in his advertisement, to
which we call attention, as it makes some
important announcements.
The last Onion Sets that we will have for
the season are now in stock. You had
better call at once and supply yourself.
Peery q Dodd.
Last Monday was a sure enough 10th Of
May. 1t rained here, and from the ap-
pearance Of the clouds it must have rained
at a good many other places.
Miss Jennie Cooley, who has been
visiting her uncle, DR.. j. T. Cooley, for
the past three weeks, left for her home
at Nashville, Tenn, on Tuesday afternoon.
All the new STYLES of Spring and Summer
neckwear, silk and Satin Scarfs and Ties,
and wash ties can be found at Harman q
Bottmore's
Past \. g., r. JEFF Ward has gone to
Staunton, Va, to attend the Grand Lodge
10. O. F., now in session at that place.
He goes asa delegate from Bluegrass Lodge,
No. 142.
Miss Rachel Peery still remains i'll with
typhoid fever, but her physician pro-
nounces her condition favorable. We
trust most sincerely she may recover
speedily
We have full line of suits of large sizes
for fat men and tall men. We can fit your
person and suit your pocket. Gail on us
and see. Harman & Bottimore
Col. Jno. G. Watts and his son, Bowen,
got back from Russell last week. The trip
to that county did Bowen great deal OF
good, as he had not been fully restored
from his recent illness.
DR.. Isaac Pierce, who has been in an
Eastern city for some weeks past, for his
health, returned home on last Saturday,
and his many friends will be glad to learn
that his health has been greatly improved
Rola, the little twelve-year-ol son o.
Mr.. Alex Witten, of Witten's Mil, in this
county, died on last Friday night, from
cerebro-spinal meningitis. The little fel
low, we are informed, was very bright
child He was sick only one week.
The annual meeting of the Mud RIVER
Coal Land Association will be held at this
place on Saturday the 18th inst. The
property of the company is located il
Boone County, West Va. Capt. A. j
Tynes is president of the company and 6
w. Doak, Esq, is secretary.
Mr.. J. H.Stinson,a prominent lawer and
leading Republican Of Buchanan County,
,rhn lires Of G.r1ndv was in town ON Tnes