Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-06-08
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Hr. Frank Pyott, or Up Top, was IN
town yesterday.
Hon. w. A. French, of Narrows, Giles
county, Va, was at Farewell yesterday.
All kinds paints and oils kept by Peery
& ST. Clair.
DIR. t. E. Peery, of Blue6eld, was at
Tazewell yesterday for few hours.
MIR. and Mrs. Graft Crockett, of Ora
ham, are at Tazewell, visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. R. Elsinger and three children,
of Keystone, w. Va, are summering at
Mrs. James O'Keeffe's.
Farm implements, harness and saddlery
goods at, Peery & st, Clair's
H. w. Pobst talks in this issue about
Toilet Sets, Hall Lamps, Glass Tumblers
and what to drink this hot weather.
A son was born unto DR.. and Mrs. c. 7.
St. Clair on last Friday, the End inst. The
mother and child are both doing well.
Peery & st. Clair are prepared to do un-
dertaking. Elegant caskets and collins,
and the handsomest heane ever seen IN
Tazewell.
HARRISON & Gillespie Brothers talk to
our readers this week about "ready 10
wear garments" and on many other invit-
ing subjects.
Dodd & Co tell you of the nice things
they have to eat-some prepared in France
and some in the United States.
]. F. Hurt, the insurance man, calls at
tenton to the bad judgment of the man who
fails to have his property insured against
less by fire.
John E. Jackson has something to say
this week about the compliments his GUS
toners are paying his soda water and
Fruit Ices. They are good.
Prof. T. Il. r. Christie, Blueield, w,
Va, can sell you the best Pianos, Organs,
Guitars. Mandolins, Viollns, Music Boxes,
Sheet Music and Music Books. Write fol
catalogue and lowest prices.
There can be no complaint Of the
weather not being hot enough. In fact
most persons think it too hot, those who
sit in the shade most of the time.
The Thistle Plow and Foundry Company
Of Graham makes publication in its re-
gdlar space of the kinds of work that are
being done at their works. Read what ii
says.
Mr.. H. L. Einstine, a large cattle raiser
and dealer of Pulaski county, was in our
county the first of the week looking at the
cattle of some of our graziers.
Anyone wanting cabbage, tomato and
celery plants by mail or express can OBJ
in them from George Nash.
Mr.. James NJ. Steele has gone TO Wash
ington county to engage in farming with
his brother, Mr.. II. w. Steele. He has
b zen succeeded as jailer by Mr.. R. S. Gil
Iespie.
DR.. r. B. Gillespie was called on Mon
day to Pembroke, in Giles county, to see
a man by the name of 3ritts, who is suf'
fering with very peculiar disease The
| ID ,ctor returned Yesterday.
If you want cabbage, tomato or celery
plants call on George Nash. He has them
of the best varieties.
Mr.. J. B. Pierce, who wss summoned
to Tazewell by the fatal illness of his bro
Their is still in town. He is now engaged
in the mercantile business at Ridgway,
south Carolina.
Mr.. w. H. Collup, of Bristol, Tenn,
has been on visit to his daughter Mrs.
]. S. French. He will leave for home to-
day and will be accompanied by Mrs.
French and her child.
Miss Lou Smith, of Graham, and Miss
Ora Black, of Pocahontas. was in Tazewell
this week attending the exercises of the
High School.
The Tazewell Supply Company calls
your attention to the fact that the harvest
irg season is now approaching and gives
you the useful information that they can
supply you with harvesting implements
and goods. The farmers will do well to
read their advertisement.
Newly elected county and district off,
GERS can get the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany, of Maryland, to give their bonds for
them. This is the cheapest and best way
to give bond. Call on the j. F. Hurt
Insurance Agency for information.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Jennie c. St. Clair, of Roanoke, Va, to
Mr.. Henry E. Harman, Of Tazewell. The
marriage will take place on Wednesday
afternoon, June 18th, at the residence Ct
Mrs. Susie st. Clair Woodson, Roanoke,
Va.
The following Tazewell boys who have
been away from home attending school,
are back for the summer vacation: Whar-
ton o. Keeffe, from st. Adams; Wallace
Hufford, from Roanoke College; Rob
Crockett, from Westinghouse Universe
ty; Rob Graham, from Pantops D. G.
Gillespie, from University of Virginia.
Persons who we're recently elected to
county and district Offices can give their
official bends without calling on their
friends to go their security. The best way
is to get the J. F. Hurt Insurance Agency
to write your bond in the Fidelity and