Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-02-17
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Gathered in And Around Town By Our
Resident And County
Reporters.
Tynes Bros. pay cash for produce.

store, Dodd &, Co.
Capt. Rees 7. Bowen, Of the n. x. w.
Railway, was at home last Tuesday.
Col. H. c. Anderson has been kept at
home for several days by indisposition.
The base ball season is near at hand and
clubs are being organized in the schools.
Choice hay 60 to 10 cents at Tynes Bros.
1t is rumored that there will be several
marriages in town during the early spring.
Do not fail to call at the REPUBLICAN
Office on court day and pay your account.
A number Of persons in town are getting
their gardens ready for the spring planting.
We can sell for cash as cheap as any
body, Dodd 4 Co.
Rev. Walter Greever, of Bluefeld, was
in town several days the first Of the week.
Mrs. DR.. Gillespie and her little son,
Victor Rees, are both laid up with the
grip.
Rev. ]. \. Hartman is back home again
after being on an evangelist tour of several
weeks.
There is greater demand for lumber
than has been known for years in this
section.
The county roads were greatly improved
by the sunshine and winds the first Of the
present week.
We guarantee our chop to be the best.
Tynes Bros.
Remember! We have all kinds Of
magistrates blanks at this office, also
blank deeds.
Mr.. 7. w. Landon, of the Flat Top
Drug Company, at Pocahontas, was III
town on Monday.
Mr.. s. r. Hudord, of Wytheville, was
in town the first of the week visiting his
brother DR.. L. D. Hufiord.
Dodd & Co. are constantly ordering
and receiving fresh goods.
Richie Peery is quite sick at his grand
mothers, Mrs. Kate c. Peery's. He is
thought TO have the measles.
Spots Bros are now busy opening up
their stock Of groceries in the east store
room of the Moss & Greeyer building.
Mr.. j. G. Buston is confined with gip
and has been kept from his store during
the week by the disagreeable aflliction.
Groceries at Racket prices mean grocer
les for cash. We can give them to YOU
that way, Dodd Il Co.
Mrs. Chapman Anderson has on exhibit
ton at the store of HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros. very beautiful piece Of tapestry
painting.
Messrs James Kits and &. c. Long
have repaired the furnace in the court
house and the building is now being heated
by that means.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hargrave gave a
delightful CAT Home" to number Of
their young lady and gentlemen friends on
last Friday night.
Anything we have in our store can be
bought for cash. There is no difference
between cash prices and racket prices,
Dodd d Co.
Our farmers ought to keep more COWS
and raise more calves If they do not,
the first thing they know stock cattle viii
be very scarce in this country.
Mr.. James F. Hart is doing splendid
business in the insurance line. Hardly a
mail arrives that does not contain one or
more orders for him to write risks.
Remember! If you want the incest
wedding invitations you ever saw, have
them printed at the REPUBLICAN office.
We have new styles of paper and type.
The management of the Pocahontas
Branch of the Pabst Brewing Co., has
been transferred to A. Goodman. Your
orders for Blue Ribbon, Export, Bohemian
Standard, Malt Tonic or other beers will
be promptly filled by him.
The ground hog is very tickle or unre-
liable weather clerk, if he is regulating it.
We had nearly a week of beautiful, balmy
weather which was followed by blizzard
The plant of the old Pocahontas Head
light has been brought to Tazewell and
added to that of the Clinch Valley News,
and the two will be used together in the
future.
Mr.. NJ. L. Peery has moved his family
from North Tazewell to Burke's Garden
where they are now comfortably lodged in
the handsome residence recently erected
by Mr.. Peery.
A. Goodman, the well known liquor
dealer of Pocahontas, Va, will be repre-
sented every court day at Tazewell Va,
by J. l. Weinberger. See him at Central
Hotel, room 10.
Mr.. H. L. Farmer is in town this week
and all persons who have pianos that need
tuning had better get him to put their in
struments in order. He does his work
perfectly and is thoroughly reliable.
The buyers of lambs raised in Tazewell
are already contracting for those that will
be raised in the county this year. Sales
have been made at a cents and some as
high as 3 cents, we are informed.
If you are going to get married be GER
tain to have your wedding invitations
printed at our office. We have the latest
styles in paper and the most beautiful,