Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-05-11
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

If you want cabbage, tomato or celery
plants call on George Nash. He has them
of the best varieties.
The front of the post Office building is
receiving a new coat of paint.
Cheapest shirts ever in razewell at the
Racket Store.
Rev. Philip Johnson preached in the
Christian church on Sunday night.
1t will be unlawful to fish for black bass
from the ] 9TH of the present month to the
lst of July.
1The latest weave in Madras cloth shirts
direct from factory. Excellent for Sum-
mer wear at
HARTMAN q Bo1nMoREs.
Misses Eva Painter and Maggie Bowen
were in town yesterday on shopping eX-
petition.
Mr.. Henry Hartman went to Roanoke
the first of the week on business, and got
back on Tuesday.
There were services i'll the Baptist church
last Sunday morning and night, conducted
by Rev. W. l.. Wayts, pastor.
Miss Lizzie Barns, of the Cove, and Miss
Maud Bane, of Graham, were visiting
Miss Gillette Hartman the first Of the week.
Shoes-When you fail to find fit else
where, come to us.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE's.
Rev. j. S. French has gone to Bluetield
to assist in a meeting that is now being
held at Bland street church in that city.
If any old Confederates have gone from
razewell to attend tue reunion atCharles-
ton, S. c., we have not heard who they
are.
Weregret % hear that Miss Orrie Daley,
daughter of Mr.. John Daley, is quite sick
with pneumonia at her fathers home in
Baptist Valley.
We are informed that Mrs. Floyd Giles
pie, who few days ago had a cancer re-
moved from her breast by Drs. Crockett
and Hicks, is doing well.
The incest election tickets that are be-
ing printed for the coming county cleo
lion are being turned out from the REPuB-
LICAN lob office.
A good serviceable shoe for Sl.25 at
HARTMAN 4 Bo1TIMoRE's.
A Surprise Party" made up of num-
Der of young ladies and gentlemen of the
town, visited MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Surface
on Tuesday night,
1t begins to look like we VIII have
plenty of fruit this year. There is hardly
a probability of freeze coming that will
destroy the apples.
Next Tuesday will be county court day,
and we trust that all our delinquent SUBJ
scribers who are in town that day will call
upon us and settle their accounts.
Mr.. w. NJ. Minter, an attorney Of Poca-
hontas, announces himself candidate for
Commonwealth Attorney of TazewelI
county, in another column.
Straw, crush aud linen hats, direct
from Baltimore factory for sale at
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE's.
Misses Fannie, Mamie and Lizzie Barns,
IF the Cove, and Misses Agnes and Matte
Brown, of Snaps, were in town Tuesday
n shopping expedition.
Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair, who for some
weeks had been visiting her father, DR..
Walker, at Staunton, Va, got back with
her two children to Tazewell on yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Ward went to Richmond
to attend the Democratic conference
which was held yesterday. We are
not informed whether other delegates from
Tazewell attended.
Services were held in the Episcopal
church last Sunday morning and night by
Rev. ]. II. Wyse, pastor Of the Lutheran
church in Burke's Garden and at this place.
The election for county and district
Offices will take place two weeks from to-
day. Where there are go many candi-
dates there will necessarily be a number
defeated.
Mr.. w. H. Carbaugh in another column
announces himself a candidate for Over
seer of the Poor for Jacksonville District.
Mr.. Carbaugh is wellknown and worthy
citizen.
Mr.. A. D. Hambrick Yves in town Mon
day, and informed us that his son James,
who was recently operated on for appendi-
citis, is getting along nicely. His physi-
clans have strong hopes Of his recovery.
George Nash he7 tomato, cabbage and
celery plants, of select varieties, for sale.
Miss Louisa Pendleton, who is teaching
for Mr.. G. H. Cowan, near Lebanon, Va,
came up to visit home folks last Saturday,
and brought Miss Mary Cowan with her.
They returned to Lebanon on Monday.
Rev. ]. T. Taylor, of fredericksburg,
Va, will hold three protracted meetings in
Tazewell during the present month: AT
Horsepen, beginning second Sunday (next
Sunday; in Crockett's Cove, beginning on
third Sunday; and in Baptist Valley, be-
ginning on fourth Sunday.
The second quarterly meeting for Taze-
well Station was held In the Methodist
| church ON last Saturday and Sunday.