Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-05-05

The blankets manufactured by Cedar
Bluff Wooden Mills are unsurpassed in
quality and finish.
Mr.. 0. NJ. Brown, of Snaps, was IN
town today.
Mr.. d. II. Smith is down in Russell on
professional trip.
The Racket Store gives some startling
racket prices this week.
MIR. Ii. w. O'Keeffe is up from Buelield
today to visit home folks.
Squire P. P. Dillon, Of Pocahontas, made
a flying trip to our town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Barns, of the
Cove, are in town on visit and shopping
expedition.
Preparations are now being actively
made for the closing exercises of Tazewell
College.
MIR. G. II. Landon, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Patti, went down to Poca-
hontas yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair who had been
visiting her father, DR.. Walker, at Staun-
ton, Va, for several months, is back home
again.
1t is reported that more than thousand
car loads of coal are being sent daily from
the Flat Top, Pocahontas and Elkhoin coal
fields.
Prof. 6. L. Byron got back from Wash
ngton on yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Byron remained in that city for medical
treatment.
What's the use fooling your wool away !?
The Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills will pay in
goods 40 cents per pound for clean washed
wool, and 80 cents per pound for unwashed
wool free of burrs.
Just think All wool cashmere suits
made by your measure, and perfect fit
guaranteed, at Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills
for $1,000 per suit.
Col. H. C. Anderson and Lloyd Mitchell
went to Cove Creek last Monday, and on
that day and Tuesday succeeded in captur-
ing As speckled beauties.
We hear that horney-heads are very
scarce IN the liver and creeks this season.
1t is to be hoped this splendid variety OF
fish will not be exterminated
The Clinch Valley Real Estate Agency
can find purchasers for large bodies of TIM
Der in Tazewell and Buchanan counties,
Va, and Mcdowell county, w. Va.
Some of our subscribers are as slow
about paying their accounts as the Span
ish fleet, that has been threatening the
American coast, is in its movements.
A good subscriber from Shawvers Mill
sent us nice, twenty pound ham this
week to be credited on his subscription.
Can't few more follow bis good example.
A beautiful all wool cashmere suit,
nicely trimmed, tailor made and guaran-
teed to fit perfectly, is now being made by
the Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills for the small
price of $1,000.
Benjamin Dickinson, a worthy young
colored man, was killed in the mines at
Pocahontas on Monday. He was coupling
cars and was mashed to death between the
cars. He was raised near Tip Top by his
grandfather, Ben Dickinson.
We received letter from Cedar Bluff
Yesterday which informed US that the
store house of Z. Mcclure Son & Co. was
discovered to be on fire at 8 80 O'Clock
Tuesday night, but the flames were so far
advanced that nothing could be saved.
Messrs. Mcclure will rebuild at once.
We have received communication from
Emory and Henry with request to publish
lit. The contributor did not send his name
and the contribution is Of a personal char
acter. We are sorry to disappolnt the cor
respondent, but must adhere to our rule Of
not publishing when name Of writer is not
given.
Every spindle is whirring and every loom
is clicking at Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills.
They are crowded with orders. Why ?
Because their make of yarn and goods
can't be beat. The people have found
this out and orders are crowding in.
Mr.. Geo. L. McDonaugh, Travelling
Emigration Agent Of the Northern Pacific
Railway Co., was In our town and county
the first of the week advertising the great
advantages of the State of Washington.
Mr.. McDonaugh is very intelligent gen.
tleman and understands his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Shaver, of Shaw
ver's Mill, and Mrs. j. g. Thompson paid
pleasant call at our Office Tuesday.
The ladies had never been in a printing
office before, and expressed great surprise
at the tedious process that is necessary in
getting out newspaper, and doing other
printing.
Capt. Samuel Walton is in town to-day
and tells us business is very active in the
coal regions He is now rushing through
his contracts with the N. d w. Railway
Company, and expects in few days to
secure other valuable contracts. The Cap