Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

ana MolasSes.
DR.. James Kelly, of Big Stone Gap, was
in town the first of the week On visit.
Several of the musicians of the town
have determined to organize an orchestra
Wallace Hufford will not return to Roa-
noke college this session, we are informed
Lamp Chimneys at 4 cents. PObst q
Wingo.
MIR. Samuel T. Henninger publishes a
trespass notice in this issue of the REPUB-
lfcAN.
Mr.. A. H. Gibboney, of Wytheville'
Va, is in the county visiting at Mrs. Kate
c. Peery's.
Yellow sweet potato seed at Buston &
Sons.
What has become of our Burke's Garden
correspondent? Has he followed the emil
grants to Washington?
Squire NJ. D. L. Smith, of Richards
and Squire T. A. Gillespie, of Cedar Blut'
were in town yesterday.
The season for playing croquet has ar,
rived. Dodd & Go. have nice sets at all
prices.
Col. John G. Watts, who had been at
Detroit, Mich, for about two weeks, got
back home last Saturday.
The Tazewell Jaeger Concert Band will
90 to Cedar Bluff next Tuesday to furnish
music at the Odd Fellows celebration.
SOC. per gallon for fully favored Sugar
Syrup. SPOTS Bros.
Mr.. Jesse Browning, father of COL }. 5.
Browning, has been appointed postmaster
ct Meadow View, Washington county, va
We hear that anglers from Blueheld
have already been visiting Cove Greek ana
Clear Fork and catching good many
brook trout.
You can buy 5 quires of good Writing
PAPER for 15c at Posst & Wingo's.
The crowd attending county court on
Tuesday was greatly reduced in size by the
quarantine which is still enforced against
Pocahontas.
The trench for the foundation OF the
Christian church is being dug. 1t is the
purpose of the congregation to finish the
church during the Summer.
We take especial pride in our assortment
of shirts. The latest out. They. are peau-
ties, SOC to 81. Hartman d Bottlmore'
Rev. Geo. Buston made an address to
the pupils of Tazewell College on Tuesday
morning His subject was Obedience, "and
we hear the address was good one.
Rev. ]. N. Hartman is at home again
after an evangelizing tourin Carroll county
Va. He has been invited to preach SER
mon to the Odd Fellows at Cedar Bluff next
Tuesday and has accepted the invation.
The fishing season has come! Dodd &
Co. have splendid stock of all KINDS o.
fishing tackle.
Judge R. C. Jackson left on the cas-
bound train yesterday afternoon for hl'
home at Wytheville. He did fine lot o
work at the term of the circuit court jus
closed. The bar is highly pleased Will
him as a Judge.
New Orleans open kettle Molasses a
SPOTS Bros.
We publish in another column poem
by Thomas Dunn English on Fitz Lee
DIR. English in anu bellum days was for
time a resident of Tazewell, and is still
well remembered by some of the olde
citizens.
Lost, between J. D. Alexander's stor
and DR.. Tom Witten's house, via Metho
dist parsonage and Tynes Bros. store, {
package containing white goods and pal
white kid gloves, wrapped with Chapman
& Thompson's paper. Finder Will pleas
leave at j. D. Alexander's store.
In our mention of the elopment of MIR
E. H. Witten and Miss Jennie Watkins
last week we made mistake. Miss Wat
kins was not pupil of the High Schoo
and had never been. We had been In
formed that she was.
Neatest Lamps and lowest prices al
Pobst & Wingo's.
DR.. c. T. St. Clair has located at thi;
place to practice bis profession. He
is son of Hon. A. St. Clair, and is
young gentlemen of fine attainments, we
are informed, in his profession. He has
been located at Pearisburg, Giles county,
Va,
If you are going to raise crop Of sugar
cane get Early Orange and Amber Cane
Seed at Dodd & Co.'S.
Mr. Thomas Clark died at the residence
of his father at Swords Greek, in Russell
county, on Monday. His death was very
sudden. His father-in-law, Mr.. Thomas
Meade, died on Sunday night at Steeles-
burg in this county. His death was also
a sudden one.
Our line of mems and boys shoes is
complete. Any shape, prices from $1.25
to &20, quality guaranteed. Our shoe
trade Is constantly growing-a sure evil
dence of honest goods. Hartman q Bottl-
more.
MIR. R. B. Crockett, fBurks Garden,
boarded the train at this place on Friday
afternoon for Bluefeld, where he remained
until Monday, and then, in company with
another gentleman, he started to the
Indian Territory, where he will take up
his residence and try his fortune. Wehope
a..aaorr. l., hir