Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-14

Yellow sweet potato seed at Brston &
Sors.
Are you for war or not for ws"? That's
the question.
You can buy quircs of good Writing
Paper for 15c at Pobst & Wngo's.
Capt. Jack Carter, of Carterton, Russell
Co., Va; was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Pepper, of Rural Reheat, ar
rived at noon today, being called here by
the death of her sister, Mrs. Huford.
DELINQUENT subscribers who attend
county court next week will confer favor
by calling at our office and settling their
accounts.
Lamps 20 cents complete at PObst &
Wingo's
The peak and mountain South of town
were covered with snow this morning.
April is recording itself this year es a win
ter month.
Eggs have been dreadfully scarce in
tow, this week. There have been none
for sale at any of the stores. What's the
matter with the hens?
Neltest Lamps and lowest prices at
Po5st & Wingo's.
Mr., Geo. W. Hays, Of Chatham Hiil'
Smyth county, Va, came over to attend
the funeral of Mrs, Huford. Mr.. Hays
married sister of DR.. HrGord.
AL Steele caught another big lot Of suck
ers in the river near the station one night
this week. We suppose he used the
same .1yen" that he caught the 200 with
short time ago.
You can get Glass Tumblers at 20 cents
per dozen at Pobst & Wingos.
Mrs. Jack May gave one of her celebrated
"potatoe roasts" to party of young folks
lest night. 1t was, given we are informed,
more especially for Misses Lola Wells and
Ethel Fleshmau, who are visiting Col. \. j.
May.
Mr.. S. R. Huford left Wytheville yes
terday evening, and travelled all the way
across the mountains, between that poin
and this place, during the night, and ar
rived here this morning before the deatf
of Mrs, Hufford.
Harrison and Gillespie Bros have made
their advertisement in this issue of TIT
REPUBLICAN worth so cents to any person
who visits their store and buys suit o
clothes. Read their proposition and Gu
, the advertisement out.
We will sell for a while Sc piece Te'
Set at 10 per cent. above cost. They are
first class goods. Pobst & Wiugo.
Rev. w. D. Buckner got home Tues
dav from Pocahont&s, where he conducted
Easter Services on Sunday. He brough
with him letter from the Mayor OF Poca
hontas stating positively that there was n
smallpox at that place and had been non
ss reported.
Lamp Chimneys at 4 cents. Pobst
Wiugo.
We are indebted to Gen. J. A. Wake
2 for copy of the message of the Piesiden
? of the United States transmitting the re
port of the Naval Court of Inquiry upo
the. destruction of the U. S. Battle Shi
Maine, in Havana harbor, February 18th
1898, with the testimony taken before tn
! court. 1t is gotten up in pamphlet forr
and contains 293 printed pages, besides
: number of pages of photographs of tn
, wreck, filed as exhibits.
We take especial pride in our assortnen
of shirts. The latest out. They are beau
ties, SOC to 81. Hartman & Bottimore.
+ Tazewell College has secured Dr. f. Z
= Power, of Washington, D. g., to delive
the annual address to the students of tn
College at the closing exercises mex
:, month. DR.. Power is pastor of Vernon
,, Avenue Christian church in Washingto
- aud was the pastor of President Garfield
He was also chaplain of the House of Rer
restatives at one time. DR.. Power has tn
e reputation of an able pulpit orator an
d lecturer. We are informed he has som
e spendid lectures and we hope he may Civ
: one while here.