Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-11

The east end of the Dodd Hotel property
will be repaired and rented for dwelling.
Miss Oette Harman has gone to Liberty
Hill on a visit to her uncle, Mr.. j. D.
HARRISON.
Tie wheat fields in Tazewell County
never looked more promising than they
do this season.
Mr.. Will Hayes, of Rich Valley, Smyth
County, is in town, the guest of his uncle,
Dr. r. D. Huford.
Miss Nellie IHuford who has been visit
ingrelatiyes at Charlottesville. Va. returned
home on yesterday.
We have irst-class Prune at Gle per
pound. BUsroN & Sous.
What's the matter With the matrimonial
market in this town? 1t is about time the
deadlock was broken.
Nlr T. A. Gillespie, of Cedar Bluff, was
in town Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Elizabeth Gillespie.
When You come to town to attend court
next week be certain to call and pay your
subscription to the REPUBLICAN.
Misses Charlotte and Lucy Henry left
last Friday for Giles county, to pay visit
to the family Of the Hon P. w. Strother.
Peery {, Dodd have full line Of Garden
Seeds from the celebrated firm of David
Landreth &Sons. Their seeds are always
new and certain to come up, 1t don't pay
to buy old and indifferent seeds.
Mrs. W. P. Nye has been very i'll for
nearly week with nervous prostration,
but is now greatly improved, We are glad
to hear.
Rev. Robert Shefey preached in the
Methodist Church here on Saturday night,
and in the Methodist Church at North
Tazewell on Sunday night
Mr.. B. /. Spindle, of Roanoke, broth
er of Mr., 7. W. Spindle, Jr., who clerks
for Mr.. A. T. Hargrave, is visiting bis
auut, Mrs DR.. X. B. Gillespie.
The young men of this town have organ
lied a Perfected Order Of Black Cats,
and we are informed that they have a
very large and select membership.
Burpee has established fine reputation
for lis garden seeds. He sends out moth
ing but the new crop seeds. Yot. will find
them Of every variety at Peery ( DOdd's
The western portion Of the old Dodd
Hotel is now being pulled down, and
Messrs Moss & Greeyer will have their
new business house erected as rapidly as
possible.
Miss Jennie Harman, of Graham, ac-
companied by her friend Miss Ada Bar
ham, Of Mississippi, was in town Sun
day and Monday visiting at Mr.. II. Bane
Hmmans.
The party Of Tazewell ladies and gentle
men who went to the Mckinley inaugura-
tion last week returned on Saturday, and
they ali united in sa!ing they had a
splen led time.
Among the visitors IN town Yesterday,
We noticed Messrs. ]. Sanders Gillespie, of
Maxwell, J. Ed. Buchanan, of Thompson
Valley, Henry Ascue, of Midway, and ].
w, Newton, Of Pocahon'as,
Mr.. J.B.F. Gillespie announces h;mgef,
in this issue, candidate for Constable of
Jacksonville District, and he will, no
doubt, receive proper consideration at the
hand. Of his frenGs.
nr. W. Il. straw is in Town, and will re-
main here today and tomorrow. All per-
sons wko wish to consult him about dis
elses 6f the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, or
have gases fitted, should see him.
Dl. J. R. GIdersleeye, of this place, has
been appointed, by Governor 0'Ferral,
a member of the Board of Visitors Of the
SouthwesterG State Hospital, at Marion.
We have splendid fresh onion sets, just
FROM Philadelphia, Of tie Silverskin and
yellow Danyers varieties. You can grow
nicer, sweeter onions from them than you
can from the old kinds.
Peery & Dodd
Mr.. James A Vail, who is native of
this county, but went West it 1873 is in
the county en- visit 10 bis numerous
friends and relatives Mr.. Walls home is
at Omaha, Nebraska. He VIII remain in
Tazewel for some time
Next Tuesday the regular term Of the
County Court for March will Legin. There
will he a special grand jury summoned to
indict the two colored men brought here
from Pocahontas last week, charged with