Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-01
Town and County News
Gathered in And Around Town BY Our
Resident And County
Reporters.

Reporters.
Full line of howerpots at Buston & Sons.
Mr.. Chapman Anderson was up from
Pocahontas on Monday.
Mr.. j. Eli Buchanan, of Thompson
Valley, was in town Monday.
The grass is so luxuriant that cattle
decline to eat hay or fodder with relish.
Our $500 Cheviot sack suits for men
are beauties. Hmman & Bottimore
Mrs. Il. c. Anderson was taken suddenly
ill on Sunday night, but is now conval-
escing.
Several children of Mr.. NJ. C. McCor-
kle, who lives on Tazewen Avenue, are
Sick with pneumonia.
The Tazewell Millinery Company make
change in their advertisement this week,
to which we call Your attention,
We have all kinds of garden seeds,
Landreths and Burpees.
Peery & Dodd.
We are informed that Mrs. Haynes
wifi. of Rev. /. X. HAYNES, is very sick,
but hope she will speedily recover.
This is ''All Fools Day; and we sup
pose the usual number of people will be
made to suffer from the usual practical
jokes.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. announce
the arrival of seasona6le and beautiful
goods, which they have purchased for the
trade.
Our flower seeds are going fast. Come
early, then YOU ars sure to get what you
wait. Buston y Sons
You say you appreciate and like the
REPUBLICAN. Kind friend show your ap'
preciation by paying your subscription
promptly,
Favorable reports are still being received
from Mrs. John W. Crockett, who is being
treated at Johns Hopkins. University hos,
pital at Baltimore.
Mrs. Joshua Cole, wife of an old Confed-
crate soldier, is critically III at her home,
on the farm of Mr.. Andrew Steele, in
Thompsons Valley.
F. G. & NJ. Mckenzie have purchased
aud will receive in a few days complete
stock of jewehy of the latest styles and
patterns; and will be glad to have you call
and examine same.
Mr.. W. f. Waldron. who lives near
Adria, in this county, has been painfully
i'll for the past four months. His physi-
clan, however, does not consider his case
alarming
]. w. Bausell, of the Lebanon News, was
in town last week and made pleasant call
at our office. He came fere to look al
the press formerly used in printing the
Republican.
Mr.. A, j. May, Jr., advertises thorough
bred Poland-China pigs for sale. Read
his advertisement in the REPUBLICAN. 1t
pays to raise the best, and thoroughbred
Poland China's can't be beat.
People have been hurrying to Peery q
Dodds to buy garden seed. Why? They
sell the best and freshest.
Those persons who planted early veg
etable seeds in this locality were a little
TOO previous. The severe weather that
fs.cxaile1 lie Itttef avs Of last week must
have convinced them of their eeT6ss.
MIR. J. w. Chapman is having hand
some iron fence put on top of the stone
wall which bounds the full frontage Of his
residence property. This will add very
much to the beautifr home of MIR. Chap
man.
Mrs. a. j. MAJ, Jr. entertained about
twenty young ladies' and gentlemen on last
Friday night. The young folks say they
I had an elegan. lime, which is the report
always given " those entertained by Mrs.
May.
Rev. Robert sayers sheGey has been
gpending part of his time recently with
the good people of Baptist Valley. and
talking to them about "the pearl of great
price, lie is very popular in that com
he prospect fos fine wheat crop in
zewell county was never better. 1t is
ity the acreage is not double what it is'st
hat our people would not be compelled tc
) buy so much bread from other states and
counties.
Hon. W. G. Mustard, who has beer
very much indisposed for -seyera
.,,oe cotton wall enouoh to come tC