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

Mr.. Paris Charles, prominent citizen
of Grundy, was in town today.
Ice cream treezers-all sizes and the
quickest freezers at, Peery 4 st. Glars.
The last news from James Hambrick,
who was operated on for appendicitis is
that he is getting well.
Lamps and lamp goods. Handsome de-
signs and elegant burners at Peery x ST.
Clair's.
Straw, crush and linen hats, direct
from Baltimore factory for sale at
HARTMAN & BoTrIMoRE's.
If you want cabbage, tomato or celery
plants call on George Nash. He has them
of the best varieties.
A patent medicine faker did success
ful business on court day. 1t is surprising
to see how often people can be faxed.
Peery & St. Clair have just received an
elegant stock of furniture-all new styles.
6SL Their PRICES DelOIe DuSi4
Miss S. SPOTS Bros. in their regular
advertising space call attention to the line
of delicious cakes they now have on hand.
Peery & st. Clair are prepared to do I'M
dertaking. Elegant caskets and cotflns,
and the handsomest hearee ever seen IN
TaZeWell.
Miss Nellie Peery, who was sick so long
at the home of Miss Mag Litz, is now at
her fathers home in Burke's Garden, and
is rapidly regaining her strength.
The first Strawberries Of the season at
Buston q Sons.
The thermometer registered S. in the
shade on Tuesday, and the soda fountains
in town were kept busy dispensing cooling
drinks to thirsty visitors.
Cheapest shirts ever in razewell at the
Racket Store.
Miss Orrie Daley, whose painful illness
we noticed last week, is doing well, and
her friends now consider her past the
danger point.
Mr.. Z. King Crockett announces him
self i'll this issue of THE REPUBLICAN can
didate for sheriff of Tazewell county. If
elected he will have Mr.. S. H. Laird for
mis- deputy.
We have Just received a new lot of cakes.
Our cakes are not bought through second
hands, but come direct from the bakery.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Boston & Sons.
Mr.. E. L. Finney, prominent lawyer
of Lebanon, came to Tazewell last Thurs
day to be treated by DR.. r. B. Gillespie.
He received the necessary treatment and
returned home to-day.
6The latest weave in Madras Goth shirts
direct from factory. Excellent for Sum-
mer wear at
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE's.
There was surprise party Tuesday night
at the residence of Mr.. L. G. Wingo,
which was attended by a number Of
young ladies and gentlemen. Those who
were present pronounce it an enjoyable
AGAR.
Among the persons from Pocahontas
xho were in town on court day we noticed
Col. ]. S. Browning, and Messrs. j. S.
Stout, NJ. Z. Browning, P. P. Dillon, L.
Goodman, II. Milner and Max Weinber-
ger.
There will be no preaching at the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning, on &C.
count OF the preaching ofthe baccalaureate
sermon to the students Of Tazewell Col
lege at the Christian church.
Shoes-When you fail to find fit else
where, come to us.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE'
Messrs. Foote & Johnson had nice
display of their vehicles on court, day and
sold two handsome buggies that day.
Our people have found that Foote &
johnson manufacture vehicles that are
peculiarly suited to Tazewell roads.
Miss Daisie Thompson and Mr.. n. f.
Adams we're married last night at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Hgginbotham, near Liberty Hill, in this
county. A number of persons, ladies and
gentlemen, attended the wedding. The
ceremony was performed, we suppose, by
Rev. Thomas Mowbray.
A good serviceable shoe for Sl.25 at
HARTMAN &; BoTrIMoRE's.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Charles w. Jones: Of our town,to Miss Ger
tr;.rSSee~ F foster, of Cumberland county, Vir-
GINA. The marriage will take place at
Antioch Church, in Cumberland county,
on Wednesday morning, the 3lst inst.
Miss Foster was visitor at Tazewell last
Summer, is a charming young lady, and is
the sister of Rev. w. G. Foster, former
pastor of the Baptist church here.
Rev. l. P. Martin, former pastor of the
Methodist church, but now pastor of the
Lebanon circuit, came up to Tazewell last
Thursday afternoon, and remained until
Monday morning. He preached Sunday
morning at North Tazewell and would
have filled the pulpit in the church at this
place Sunday night, but was unable to do
so on account of severe hoarsness. Mr..
Martin is very popular at Tazewell, and
will always be cordially received by our
people.
MIR. John P. Cameron, the active and