Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-28
TOWN AND COUNTY news.
Cane Seed at Ruston & Sons.

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Messrs Chapman & Gillespie and S. M.
B. Coulling are attending circuit court at
Grundy this week.
Lamp Chimneys at 4 cents. Pobst x
Wingo.
The quarantine has been raised that has
heretofore been enforced against Pocahon-
tas by our town authorities.
Mrs. T. w. Ratli6 went to Grundy on
Monday to attend to business connected
with the estate of her deceased husband.
The season for playing croquet has ar,
rived. Dodd & Co. have nice sets at all
prices.
The Presbyterian manse is being built
very rapidly, and the contractors say it will
be ready for occupancy within sixty days
Mrs. Geo. Buston left Iyesterday for
Greencastle, Indinia, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ada Cammack who lives at that
place.
You can get Glass Tum blers at ~ cents
per dozen at Pobst & Wingo's.
Some of the Tazewell boys made big
score as "pie eaters" at Cedar Bluff on
Tuesday. Anderson will have to look to
his laurels.
Mrs. Pepper, who has been here since
the death of her sister, Mrs. Huford, left
on Monday afternoon for her home at Rural
Retreat, Va.
You can buy 5 quires of good Writing
Paper for I5c at Pobst & Wingo's.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
George Peery has recently been very dan
gerously i'll, but We are glad to state ne Is
now doing well.
We take especial pride in our assortment
of shirts. The latest out. They are beau
ties. SOC to 81. Hartman & Bottimore.
Mr.. Geo. c. Peery made an address to
the pupils of Tazewell College on Tuesday
morning, which was pronounced an ex-
cellent speech by those who heard it.
The fishing season has come! Dodd &
Co. have splendid stock Of all kinds OF
fishing tackle.
The Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills have
erected new building and put in lot OF
new and excellent machinery. They will
do a greatly enlarged business this year.
Neatest Lamps and lowest prices at
Pobst & Wingo's.
Clinch Valley Roller Mills, at Cedar
Bluff, are kept constantly busy supplying
the trade and doing custom work. These
mills have made we'll deserved reputa-
ton with their splendid flour.
The regular term of the High School
vas completed on Tuesday, but the session
will continue until the middle of June
Those who attend the School for the next
two months will pay tuition fees.
If YOU are going to raise crop Of sugar
cane get Early Orange and Amber Cane
Seed at Dodd & Co.'S.
Oneof the band boysso enjoyed the good
things that were spread before the guests
of the Odd Fellows at Cedar Bluff that he
filled his pockets with pie after eating all
he could. The boys got good laugh on
him.
Our line of mems and boys shoes is
complete. Any shape, prices from 81 20
to $4.20, quality guaranteed. Our shoe
trade is constantly growing-a sure evi-
dence of honest goods. Hartman & Botti-
more.
The Tazewell Drug Company Las re-
ceived a new and handsome soda fountain,
which has been put up in the company
stole, and from which delicious, cooling
draughts will be drawn as soon as the sea-
son is warm enough.
The Southwest Baptist, which is pub
lished monthly at this place by Rev. w,
G. Foster, has announced its intention OF
changing to weekly publication on the LIST
of next September,if aproposition it makes
to its friends is complied with.
Burpee's Green Podded Stringless Bean
is the earliest of all bunch beans. You
can get the seed at Dodd & Cos.
Parson Buckner is taking steps to organ
ize a company Of sharpshooters for service
in the war against Spain. He has re-
c.ivedth names of about forty five persons
who wish to join. He showed us letters
fiom two persons at Pocahontas who want
to join.
Do you enjoy swinging in hammock?
Go to Dodd & Co.'S and buy one of the
pretty, cheap and comfortable ones they
are selling.
Charles Grinstead and VIM. Lipsford,
who were indicted for criminal assault by
the grand jury, were arrested and brought
here and lodged in Jail on Tuesday. Messrs.
Peery & Higginbothan, counsel for the
young men, applied to Judge Stuart for
bail for the accused, but the judge refused
it.
The boys will play baseball, it is the
National game. Dodd & Co. appreciate
this fact and have laid In a complete line
of baseball goods. Boys, they are at your
service.
Mrs. John w. Brown died at her home
on Cavltts creek yesterday morning, aged
sixty seven years. The deceased was an
excellent Christian woman and had been a
member of the Methodist church ffty-four
years. Her remains will be buried today
at the Bandy graveyard, short distance
east of Mr.. w. F. Spracher's.