Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-02
TOWN AND COUNTY news.
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N"NAOA1 "a aiAS 4ACN ShiiSIlfau CiuhSh'
Miss Title witten, of Unaka, has heen
in town this week visiting friends.
When you want Ice Cream that is cream
call on II. w. Pobst. He keeps the best
cream in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gillespie took the
afternoon train on Tuesday for visit to
Richmond.
Fine cultivated strawberries are now
being sold by the Tazewell grocers at III
cents per quart.
Lamp Chimneys at 4 cents. Pobst q
Wingo.
DR.. T. L. Painter, of Liberty Hill, and
Mr.. R. T. Bowen, of Maiden Spring were
in town yesterday.
When you 60 to the Old Folks concert
stop and get a Claret Ice or an Ice Cream
and a japanese fan for your lady at jack
sons Drug Store.
You can buy 5 quires of good Writing
Paper for l5c at Pobst & Wingo's.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. anG Mrs.
Henry Preston entertained Judge Graham
and few friends at an elegant supper.
Mr.. Geo. H. Landon has received a
letter from Pocahontas informing himthat
his son, MIR. T. w. Landon, is quite sick.
H. w. Pobst, our Jeweler, says repair
ing is picking up. Why should it not!
He guarantees all his work for twelve
months.
Miss Maggie Peery, daughter of MIR. H.
G. Peery who attended Sullins College the
last scholastic year, has gotten back
home.
The lob department of the REPUBLICAN
Office is now kept very busy. Our patrons
appreciate the excellent work We are
turning out.
We take especial pride in our assortment
of shirts. The latest out They are Deau'
ties, SOC to 81. Hartman d bottlmore'
Mrs. G. L. Byron, after several weeks
soiourn in Baltimore for her health, is
back at her home, and we learn is greatly
improved in health.
Messrs Dodd & Co. have dressed up the
the front windows of their store in very
tasteful style and have added some beau
tiful lines of goods to their stock.
You can get Glass Tumblers at 20 cents
per dozen at Pobst & Wingo's.
The Supreme court of Appeals of Vir-
ginia will begin its regular term at Wythe-
vile on next Wednesday, the LIST INST
Judge Jackson's circuit is the first on the
docket.
Messrs. James White Sheffey and j.
sheffey Pendleton, of Marion, Va, were Ii
our town last Friday and Satu day
While here they were the guests Of the
editor of this paper.
Our line of mems and boys shoes j:
complete. ANY shape, prices from ST.;
to $4.2O, quality guaranteed. Our shoe
trade Is constantly growlng-a sure evi
dence of honest goods. Hartman d bottl
more.
Mrs. R. T. Hopkins, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Z. E. Workman, re
turned to her home at Norton on last Fri
day. She was accompanied by Mrs
Workman and her two children.
The ditches,for the water pipes alonl
Railroad and Gildersleeve Avenues hav'
been completed, and the pipe will now b.
laid under the supervision of MIR. G. c
Long, which ensures that the work will b
we'll done.
We will sell for while a sc piece TIE
Set at 10 per cent. above cost. They ar
first class goods. Pobst & Wingo
Miss Kate Kelly, whohas been teaching
in the.Cedar Bluff High school the pas
scholastic year, arrived at Tazewell yester
day and will spend the summer with he
sister, Mrs. Henry Preston.
Judge P. w. Strother. of Giles county
was in town few hours last Friday. HI
seemed to be in good humor over hi
recent luck in winning the big suit for TIT
Chapman heirs in West Va.
Neatest Lamps and lowest prices a
Pobst & Wingo's.
"Cute", the little son of Judge J. H
Stuart, while visiting at Mr.. w. o. Whit
mans, on last Friday fell from tree anC
broke one Of his arms just above the elbow
DR. Gldersleeve gave the necessary surgi
cal treatment
MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Spots, who spen
the winter and spring in Greenbriel
county, West Va, get back to their home
at Tazewell on last Friday, where they
will be most cordially greeted by theil
numerous friends.
We wish to call attention to the fac
that our facilities for keeping perishablt
goods are equal to any in the state. We
get q temperature in our cold storage from
So to 45 degrees. All Of our raisins, cur.
rants, citron, prunes ETC., are now slowed
away and will be perfectly fresh at any
time you need them. But more especially
We wish to speak of cheese that is brought
from our cold storage in small quantities
for we always have it in perfect condition
We especially invite you to try our per-
ishable goods.
BUsToN & Sous.
DIR. n. S. Barker, who was formerly
President of Martha Washington College,
but for the past two years at the head of a
college at Pulaski, Tenn, has been elected
President ofSullins College,at Bristol, and
has accepted the position.