Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-15

& Bottimore,
Rev. D. 0. Baldwin, of Mercer Co.
West Va. was in town the first days of
this week
Next Tuesday will be the day for hold
ing the regular April term Of Tazewell
county court.
Nearly two hundred guests have regis
tered at the Central Hotel since Circuit
Court began.
We have a complete stock of Spring and
Summer underwear for men and boys.
Harman & Bottimore.
Miss Jessie O'Keefe, who has been at
tending Sullins College as a pupil since last
September, came home on Sunday.
DR.. Rolla Witten, who was so much in
disposed few weeks since, has gotten well
enough to ride about his farm again.
Mr. T. w. Landon is back from Poca-
hontas and will be found at his accustomed
place in the store ofthe Tazewell Drug Co.
Bowen Watts is recovering rapidly from
his recent attack of pneumonia, much to
the qualification of his relatives and
friends.
We are showing q splendid line of col
ored shirts. We sell nice one for so
cents IIarman & Bottimore.
Mrs. w. G. Mustard, we regret to hear,
is in very poor health. We hope she will
grow stronger as the mild Spring weather
approaches.
We now have a splendid new job press,
new type and new stationery. If you
want neat job work you can have it done
at the REPUBMcAN Office.
All the new styles offspring and Summer
neckwear, silk and Satin Scarfs and Ties,
and wash ties can be found at Harman q
Bottimores
Mrs. O'Keefe was very ill during last
week, but we are glad to announce she is
now convalescent, and her friends hope to
see her out again very soon.
Col. J. 5. Browning was in town Mon
day and Tuesday looking after his injunc-
ton proceedings against the Southwest
Va. Improvement Company.
The present term Of the circuit court
promises to be a very protracted one,
This is the second week of the term and
the trial docket is hardly begun.
We have full line of suits Of large sizes
for fat men and tall men. Wecan fityour
person and suit your pocket. Gail on us
and see. Harman u Botumore
Mr.. G. il. Landon has moved his fami-
" into the eastern portion of the Dodd
property on Main Street, which has been
nicely fitted up for residence.
Mrs. ]. P. kroll, of Panther West, Va
spent several days last week visiting rela-
tives in town and vicinity. She left for
her home on Saturday afternoon.
Capt. +. T. Lee, general southern sales
agent of Toms Creek Coal and Coke Com
pany was in our town on yesterday. Capt.
Lee has bis headquarters at Roanoke.
Mr.. D. s. Phlegar, of Norfolk Virginia,
is here acting as stenographer in the case
Clark, Trustee, at ais V. Jaeger. Mr..
Phlegar is avery accomplished stenogra-
pher,
There is beauty of shaping and perfec-
ton of detail about our new Spring cloth
Jug that is rarely secured. Our garments
fit and the prices are entirely right. uar-
man & Bottimore.
The infunt child of MIR. NJ, L. Peery,
whose serious illness we noted in our last
issue, died on Saturday night, and was
buried on Sunday at the graveyard near
the Fair Grounds
DR.. j. r. Gildersleeve has gone to
Marion to attend a meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Southwestern Hospital,
to which Board he was recently appointed
by Gov. O'Forrall.
Mr.. a. f. Hargrave has sold his drug
business to Mr.. Jno E. Jackson, of Lynch
burg, Va, who was for a number Of years
of the drug firm of L. A. Craighill & Co.
of that city Mr. jackson will bring hi
family here in a few days and take charge
in person of his drug business.