Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-04-29

Mr.. J.. Is. f. Gillespie has Withdrawn
as acaulidatc for Constable in the JEFF
fersonyil,e district.
We have complete stock of Spring and
Summer underwear for men and boys.
Harman x ho,,imore.
We call attention to 4 change in the
advertisement of Pobst 4 Wingo. They
have beautiful stock of goods.
Hon. Harry NJ. Smythe, late Minister to
Hat, is now as home, at North Tazewell,
and is seen daily on our streets.
Scarf pins and shirt buttons for the
young men at McHenzie's. They are very
exquisite.
Capt. IL. T. Bowen, Of the Norfolk and
Western railway, was in town yesterday,
visiting relatives and friends.
The apples and cherries are not killed
and a good many peaches, pears and
plums have escaped the recent frosts.
We are showing q splendid line of col
ored shirts. We sell 4 nice one for 5O
cents iarman L Bottimore.
See change jn advertisement of Harrison
& Gillespie Bros They have large stock
of goods and customers are crowding their
store.
Miss Billie Mccall has been in town
several days. She came here to attend
the wedding of her friend, Miss Salie
Surface.
Mr.. Jno T. Jackson, the new druggist,
publishes an al. in this issue of the RE
ruBmcAx,t to which we direct the attention
of our readers.
+. q. x NJ Mckenzie have just received
4 beautiful stock Of new styles of jewelry,
solid gold and plated.
The county court has granted retail liquor
licenses to eleven persons at Pocahontas,
and wholesale malt liquor licenses to two
persons at the same place.
Col Jno g. Watts, accompanied by his
son Bowen, has gone TO Russell County
to spend several days looking after his
farming interests in that county.
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 county roads are now getting dry
and passable. This will serve to divert
notice from the suffering endured by the
public during the winter months on ac-
count Of their bad condition.
Mir. Henry B. kits, formerly of the
Princeton Journal-Exponent, has com,
menced the publication of an eight column
newpaper at Bluefeld, West Va, which
he calls the Inter-states Advertiser. We
wish the enterprise success.
All the nex STYLES offspring and Summer
neckwear. silk and Satin Scarls and lies,
and wash lies can be found at Harman q
Bottimore's
We were little premature in announc-
ing last week that Miss Fannie Hardy
would leave last Friday for her home at
Salem. She did not 60 then, but will 60
tomorrow. Miss Hardy has made a num-
ber OF friends in town during ker stay here,
Mho-wiI regret to see her leave.
On Monday Eugene Shoveller plead
guilty in the county court to charge Of
house breaking and was sentenced to
confinement in the State penitentiary for
aterm oftwo years. lie had been indicted
for breaking in the store house Of Mrs.
BrowniDg,at Pocahontas.
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 4 Bottimore
Mrs. Jno W Crockett, who for several
months past has been at Johns Hopkins
Hospital at Baltimore for treatment reached
home on Tuesday at noon. She bore the
trip well, and her friends will be delighted
to bear that she returns greatly improved
in health. Nh Crockett went to Balti-
more and accompanied her home.
Boyd simpson, coiored man. was
brought here on Mohaay ana piaceo III
jail to await indictment upon a cnatge oi
highwsg robbery. He is charged with rob
bing two young white men by the name
Of Pnmmer Thev are from Sparta, n. c..
but had been working in the mines on
Elkhorn, and had started home when the
robbery occurred. The Plummers were