Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-11-23

REPUBLICAN office, and seems to be at
home and happy.
TINE is UP.--LEr US HAVE WHAT YOU
OWE US, PLEASE. j. d. ALEXANDER.
Nov. 16, st.
Mr.. ]. Powell Royal has gone to Bland
to attend circuit court, which is now in
session at that place.
The work on Main Street is now about
completed, for which the travelling public
will be duly thankful.
School Books, States, Pencils Tablets,
Pens and Ink at
Jackson's.
There has been change in the arrival
of the mail train going west. The train
now arrives ten minutes later.
Hartman Newbeily, Esq, of Bland coun-
ty, was in town the first of the week look
ing after business interests.
Beautiful lot New SILK WAISTS received
today at
Mr.. w. P. Payne, friend and patron
Of the REPUBLICAN, from Doak. Va, was
in town on last Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Mustard has been quite i'll
at her home near Witten's Mills, but is
now getting better.
Big lot SUIT CASES, Tel EscoPRs and
HAND BAGs-cheaper than ever before
at
ALExANDER's.
The additional street lights will be
placed as soon as some material ordered
by the Electric Light Company is receiv-
ed.
Five little, scrub yearling cattle, two
heiiers aud three steers, sold at auction on
the streets Tuesday for more than eighty
dollars.
w. T. W1rrEN & Co have nice line of
ladies ready-made skirts, at from $l.OO to
500. Some astonishing bargains.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. notify the
public that they are continuing in business
AMI serving their customers and the pub
lie with low prices.
Mr.. Samuel Crockett q native, and until
: few years ago a resident, of Tazewell
county, now a resident of Ritter, w. Va.'
: was in town last Monday shaking hands
l with his od-time friends.
A piano and set of parlor furniture tor
sale. Apply to Philip Johnson, Tazewell
Va.
Our town is being greatly improved SC
far as streets and buildings are concerned,
] but the necessity of having some indus
trial enterprises started is becoming more
apparent. Without we have factories
I there can be no further substantial growth
Mr.. E. II. Bobbitt, who for several
: months has had charge of the job depart
ment of the REPUBLICAN Office, left on lest
Saturday afternoon for Brennan, Texas,
where he had secured position in print
inc office. Mr.. Bobbilt regretted TO leave
razewell, and did so only on account OF
his health.
We are agents for the United Shirt and
Collar Co., and handle Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs direct from the factory. There Is
comfort in a shirt that fits right-these DO.
HARTMAN & BorrIMoRE.
Mrs. Nancy Moore, the venerable
widow of Andrew Moore, died at her
home in Abbs Valley on last Friday morn
ing. She was in her eighty-third year at
the time of her death. Her husband Was
one of the historical Moore family, he be-
ing a son of the James Moore who was SO
long captive to the Indians.
The county treasurer informs US that
last Tuesday YVES the red letter day in the
way of the payment of taxes in this coun-
tv. The treasurer's Office was kept busy
all day receiving money. This shows that
the people are in prosperous condition
and eager to pay their taxes before the LIST
of December, and avoid the five per cent
penalty.
LADYS' FURS-If you intend buying
Furs this season now is your opportunity
to get them at bottom prices. A dealer
la 20 cell
Nov. I4th. On the 18th we shall return
to him all that are uusold.
J. u. ALEXANDER.
Pot.
We are requested to give notice that the
meeting which was to begin on the
9th inst. at the Baptist church, will not
be commenced until Monday, Dec. 4th,
1899. Rev. P. T. Hale, one of the most
scholarly Baptist ministers in Virginia,
will assist Rev. w. L. Wayts in the meet
ing.
Miss Hattie Surface, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Pierce, at
Ridgeway, S. c., for several months past,
got back to Tazewell on yesterday. She
expresses herself as delighted with South
Carolina, and we must say that the climate
seems to have agreed with her, as she is
lookingsplendidly.
Our boot and shoe trade has constantly
increased-a sure sign of good value.
ShreE Nd customers do not return when
they do not get the worth of their money.
1t is our intention to make all of our Gus.
toners satisfied. We desire to please
you and we know of no better way to do
so than to give you "the best goods for
the least money"
HARTMAN & BorrIMoRE.