Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-06
VOL. vi.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Gathered in And Around Town BY Our
Resident And County
RenOrterS.


You can get 4 nice engagement ring for
your sweetheart at Mckenzie's.
The wheat crop in Tazewell County
never looked better.
If YOU want nice Sugar Cane Seed you
can find it at Peery 4 Dodd's.
f. G. & NJ Mckenzie have sold theil
stock of groceries to Buston and Sons.
Rev. l. P. Martin is attending the Ep-
worth League Conference at Graham.
Peery & Dodd have supply of Early
Sugar Cane Seed, fresh and best varieties.
Mr.. r. A. Crockett, the live young
merchant of Grattan, was in town yesterday.
Scarf pins and shirt buttons for the
young meE at McKenzie's. They are very
exquisite.
Sergeant McClintock has been using a
force of hands cleaning up the cutters OH
Main street.
The friends of Mrs. James O'Keefe will
be gratifed to hear that her health is
greatly improved.
We have complete stock of Spring and
Summer underwear for men and boys.
Harman 4 Bottimore.
Miss Rachel Peery, daughter of Capt,
j. s. Peery, is very i'll with typhoid fever.
We hope she may get better.
Judge j H .Stuart's little daughter, Lucy,
has been quite ill, threatened with pneu-
monia, but she is now much better.
We are showing a splendid line of col
ored shirts. We sell Il nice one for %
cents. Harman & Bottimore.
Mr.. B. j. Fuller announces himself
candidate for Supervisor of Jeffersonville
District. Mr. Fuller has many friends.
MIR. Jno. E.Jackson has moved with his
family into the house recently occupied
by Rev. d. A. Glenn, on Tazewell Avenue.
F. G. & NJ. Mckenzie have just received
a beautiful stock of new styles Of jewelry,
solid gold and plated.
Mr.. Charter Mitchell publishes his an
nouncement as candidate for Justice of
the Peace in Jefersonville District He is
a good man.
The REPUBLICAN job Office is now COM
plete. We are prepared to do your work
promptly, neatly and cheaply. Send
us your orders.
We wish to buy your wool, washed or
unwashed, and will pay the highest mar
ket price either in goods or cash. Harman
& Bottimore.
Ifthe cold, wet weather continues all tile
corn that has been planted will rot in the
ground, and those who have planted will
have to repant,
During the-month of April our county
clerk, T. L. George, Esq, issued eighteen
marriage licenses, sixteen for white per-
sons and two for colored.
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 & Dodd.
MI T. B. Warren has purchased very
handsome cabinet grand piano for his home
on Church Street from Prof. I. H. R.
Christie, Radford, Va.
DR.. O'Keefe, who had been in Mingo
County, West, Va. for some days, got
back home on Monday. He reports things
looking up in that section.
Cattle are doing well, Notwithstanding
the fact that the grass has been short as a
result of the cold, dry weather, which has
prevailed until the present week.
All the new styles offspring and Summer
neckwear, Silk and Satin Scarfs and Ties,
and wash ties can be found at Harman &
Bottimore's
DIR. Jno. S. Pendleton, of Marion, Va,
has been in this community several days
visiting his brother, the editor Of the
REPUBLICAN, and other relatives.
Mesgs. f. P. and 7, w. Landon have
accepted positions with the Flat Top Drug
Company, at Pocahontas, and went to that
pace on Monday afternoon to enter upon
their duties.
We have full line of suits of large sizes
for fat men and tall men. We can tit your
person and suit your pocket. Gail on us
and see Harman & Bottimore
Mr.. Geo. w. Bandy announces himself
candidate for Justice of the Peace in
Jefersonville District. Mr.. Bandy has a
number of friends who will remember him
on election day.
Miss Jennie Cooley, an accomplished
young lady from Nashville, who has been
visiting her uncle, DR.. ]. T. Cooley for
several weeks, will leave next Monday for
her home at Nashville.
Many novelties in jewelry-bracelets,
watches and chains, finger rings, plain and
with sets, necklaces, collar buttons, cutf
buttons and side-combs just received at
F. G. & NJ. McKinzie's.
Mrs. Emjelie Holmes, wife of +. L.
Holmes Esq. who has been in town visiting
her friend Miss Clarke,at the Seminary, for
several days past, has returned to her
home at Witten's Mills.
Misses Polle Peery and Nellie Huford
have gone TO Graham to attend the Ep-
worth League Conference which opened
at that place on yesterday. The session
will continue until tomorrow
THERE'S beauty of shaping and perfec
ton of detail about our new Spring cloth
ing that is rarely secured. Our garments
6t and the nrices are entirely right. Har