Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-05-18
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.

TIE REruBL1cAx Job Office got more
orders Tues day than it has ever received
in single day. 1t was "red letter" day
for us.
j. b. Hawkins IL Co., have big line
of mems shirts-laundried and unlaun-
dred-all styles of cloth and pattern:
Come into their store on court day ana
see the little prices they have put on them'
Mr.. G. +. Hartman, mayor Of Keystone,
w. Va, was in town court day, and says
business is humming in his section. The
coke ovens are all in blast and labor In
demand.
Our clothing department is full-Serge
suits, Clay-French back, fancy Worsted
Checks ETC., regular and extra length,
Sacks, Frocks and Prince Albert suits.
tThe best for the least money"
HARMAN & BoTrIMoRE's.
Mr.. K. L. Suttle, of Rosedale, Russell
county, one of the valued subscribers to
The REPUBLICAN, was in town Tuesday
and yesterday.
Among the visitors in town Tuesday WAS
7. 2. Dillon, Esq, of Pocahontas. lie
is a candidate for justice Of the peace, hay
ing filled that office for a number of years
III his district. lie had 1000 tickets
printed at THE REPUBLICAN office, and a
number of them will be used on election
day.
There was the largest crowd in town
Tuesday (court day. we have ever seen at
tending count at Tazewell. There were at
least fifteen hundred men in town, and
every one seemed to be III good humor.
The candidates and their friends were all
very active, but no ill-feeling was kindled
1t seems to be admitted by all that any
man has right to become a candidate for
office, even if he knows he is going to be
clicked"
Gauze underwear from 25c to 75c per
piece at
HARTMAN q BoTrMoRE's.
Prof T. II. r. Christie, Bluefield, W..
Va, can sell you the best Pianos, Organs,
Guitars, Mandolins, Niolns, Music Boxes,
Sheet Music and Music Books. Write for
catalogue and lowest prices.
1t is the purpose of the Methodists Of
North Tazewel to dedicate in short
time the church building they purchased
from the Lutherans. 1t is thought DR.. IL.
Hoss, of Nashville, Tenn, will preach the
dedicatory sermon. He is a very able
preacher, and we trust his services can be
secured for the occasion.
Messrs. Scott q Diuguid Bros. have
about completed their warehouse at North
Tazewel, and will begin 10 receive their
stock of groceries at once. They will do
an exclusively wholesale business, and, no
doubt, will enjoy an excellent trade.
Next Thursday a great battle will be
fought in Tazewel county over the county
offices. We trust no ill-feeling will he
provoked between the opposing candidates,
or their friends. This is free country,
in which every man has right 10 become
a candidate, and the people have a right
to vote for whom they please, always
remembering that public Office is public
tlust, and the chief consideration the selec-
ton of men who are worthy and well
qualified,
Anyone wanting cabbage, tomato and
celery plants by mail or express can OBJ
tain them from George Nash.
On the lst of July the name of the post
office at North Tazewell will be changed to
"North Tazewell.' Now it is named
"Kely."
Mrs. w. A. Leece is very i'll at her home
on Plum Creek, three miles southwest of
town. One of her children is also very
sick.
Mr. ]. NJ. Baussell editor of the Leba-
non News, is in town today.
Dodd & Co. have just received num-
Der of hand painted china salad bowls
that are the preltiest things in china we
have ever seen in Tazewell.