Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-10-12
TOWN AND COUNTY news.

tOVW HNU UUUNt NEWSs
Linoleum and oil cloths at
Alexander's.
st.
Comelto county court next Tuesday
prepared to settle your subscription ac-
count.
School Books, States, Pencils Tablets,
Pens and Ink at
Jackson's.
Judge S. C. Graham went to Washing.
ton, D. c., Yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Full line of school supplies, and the
prices are all right at
Jackson's.
Mrs. J. c. Nelson, from Red Sulphur,
West Va, is very ill at the residence of
Mr.. NJ. C. McCorkle.
Major Il, R. Henry startedt to Abingdon
on Tuesday afternoon to attend United
States District Court, which is now being
held at that place by Judge John Paul.
Free school and High School books at
wholesale and retail at
Jackson's.
Mrs R, B. Gillespie, with her sons
Berkelv and Victor Rees, is paying visit
to relatives in Roanoke. The Doctor
seems to be rather lonely as bachelor.
Our stock of school supplies is one of the
best ever brought to this town. and the
prices will suit you.-Dodd & Co.
From letters received from Bert Ratlilf
and Fred Pendleton they are very much
pleased at Newberry College, South Caro-
lima.
Alexander has received his Silk and
Satin Waists; ALSO Jackets and capes-
real beauties they are too.
ct.
Mr.. NJ. C. McCorkle, who has just been
at Graham, informs us that force ofhands
is now engaged putting the furnace in re-
pair, and that it would go into blast as
soon as possible.
1t is understood that Mr.. Joseph S.
Moss will not accept the nomination for
the House of Delegates rendered him by
the Democrats, but will make the race as
an independent candidate.
There is no use hunting for better
place than Dodd & Co.'S to get school
books or school supplies for your children.
They have everything in those lines.
Call on them.
Rev, F. Alexander and wife spent sever
al days with their daughter, Mrs r. NJ.
Baldwin the first of the week. They were
on their way to Conference at Blue6eld, to
which place they went on Tuesd ay after
noon.
A gentleman who was at Bluefed yes
terday says he never saw the like of chick
ems that ne saw in coops on the streets
there. Evidently due preparation was
made for the conference of Methodist
preachers.
Excellent advantages are offered for the
study Of French at Tazewell College The
teacher has had wide experience in teach
ing the subject and speaks the language
almost as tuently as English.
Rev. II. w. Leslie, of Bristol, Va, was
in town and preached in the Baptist
church on Tuesday night. Owing to the
insufficient notice of the service the con-
gregation was not as large as it should have
been. MIR. Leslie is doing evangelistic
work.
We are agents for the United Shirt and
Collar Co., and handle Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs direct from the factory. There is
comfort in q shirt that fits right-these do.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE.
Buston & Sons have received large
amount of handsome fixtures for theil
new store room. There were over two
f car loads, and their store room, when fill
ed up, will, perhaps, be the handsomest
: retail grocery store in Southwest Va.
The Grand Camp of Virginia Veterans
met in annual session at Pulaski, Va, on
yesterday. There was large attendance,
forty or fifty camps being represented.
First Lieutenant Grand Commander
Stith Boiling, Of Petersburg, presided.
We have received large line Of Winter
clothing direct from the manufacturer
bought before the recent advance in price.
Our customers get the benefit of these low
piices-we have never had better values
OF better styles. We can fit you-stout-
regular, or long and slim. They are here
for your inspection
HARTMAN & BoTTLIoRE.
Grand Lecturer w. J. HUBBARD and
Deputy Grand Lecturer James O'Keeffe
went to Castlewood, in Russell county, on
Tuesday, where they instituted new
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, Tuesday
night, which will be known as Castlewood
| chapter IL. A. MaSOnS.
Owing to the change which Mr.. Long is
now making in his telephone system, there
will be Interruptions in the service at times
during the next two weeks, as it will re-
quire that amount Of time to make the al
teration in the system. Then the service
will be much better than 1t has ever been.
Mr.. 1. c. Dodd, of Dodd & Co., who
had been for about two weeks in New
York buying goods fer his firm, is back
home. He says be has laid in splendid
stock for the fall and holiday trade, which
will meet the approval of his customers.
Occasionly subscriber who has been