Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-10-11
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,

deavor Society, of the Christian church,
had social gathering at the home of Mr..
l.. G. Wingo.
Mr.. c. G. Long has put up number of
new, large telephone poles and in many
respects improved the telephone service
in the town.
Mr.. Will White will give reception at
Central Hotel tomorrow night, to which
number of young ladies and gentlemen
have been invited.
Thomsons "Glove Fitting" Corset has
made American figures famous. w. L,
WITTEN & Co. sell 1t.
The concert which will be given in the
Methodist church next Monday night lie
for most worthy purpose and should be
literally patronized.
Some further developments are being
made of lead and zinc at Cedar Bluff. The
openings that are being made are pro-
nounced very encouraging.
We hear movement is being started
by some of the young men of the town to
organize a Young Mems Christian Associa'
ton at Tazewell. 1t is good move.
Next Tuesday will be county court day,
but we do not expect much business will
be done in the court. The day will be de-
voted chiefly to politics and political
speaking.
Overcoats and listers for men and boys
all sizes and prices in stock. If you
want an oVercoat at any price from S3OO
to $1,000 we can supply you.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE.
There will be no preaching in the
Methodist church at this place nor at
North Tazewell on next Sunday, as Rev.
]. S. French, the pastor, has gone to Con-
ference.
Do not fail to come out next Tuesday
and hear Hon. Jacob Yost and Col. j.
Hampton Hoge speak in behalf of the
Republican party. They will speak in the
court house.
Mrs. l. +. Chapman and Mrs. j. B.
BOYER, who had been spending several
weeks in Baltimore, got back to Tazewell
last Thursday. They say they had a de-
hghtful visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Witten, of Grundy,
Va, were in town last week, visiting
friends. Mr.. Witten was returning from
Abingdon, where he had been attending
Judge Paul's court.
We carry line of Strouse & Bros. suits
that are equal in style and finish to the
best tailormade garments. Why pay %
per cent. more than you should pay, when
YOU can get an equally good fit here?
HARMAN & BoTTIMoRE.
Mrs. J.. w. Shoemaker, who has been
at the Old Dominion Hospital, Richmond,
Va, several weeks for treatment, has i'm
proved SO in Health that she will return to
her home at Tazewell in a few days.
Mr.. w. A. Barns has gotten his new
roller Touring mill at Maiden Spring in
operation. 1t is pronounced one of the
best equipped mills in the country, and is
turning out splendid quality of flour.
VIM. G. Pendeton addressed an excel
lent audience at Bandy's Chapel, in Bap-
fist Valley, on last Saturday afternoon.
That is one of the solid strongholds of the
Republican party, and always does its
duty.
The farmers have gotten their wheat
sowed in good time, and many fields are
now looking beautiful. A good wheat
crop is worth great deal to the county.
Too much money is sent out Of the county
for grain and flour.
A shooting and cutting scrape occurred
in North Tazewell on last Saturday night,
in which young white man was badly
stabbed and a colored youth was shot.
The difficulty occurred at colored church
festival, and, we suppose, was caused by
liquor.
Mems coarse boots 81. so to So 90; mems
fine calf boots $3.50 to $500; boys boots
SIPS; mems shoes $l.25 to $3.50. We
carry a large stock of these goods, and if |
you fail to get a fit elsewhere, try us.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMORE.
Some of our subscribers must think a
printer never needs any money, judging
from their slowness in paying their SUBJ
scription accounts. We have been putting
out some accounts for collection, and will |
have to place number more, if persons
who owe us do not settle soon.
Revs. ]. S. French and L. r. Handy
left on Monday morning to attend the an
nual conference of Holston Conference,
which is now in session at Chattanooga,
Tenn. 1t is the hope of the Methodists
here that both OF these preachers will be
returned to their work in Tazewel.
Petitions from the Methodist congrega-
tons at Tazewell and North Tazewell have
been sent to Bishop j. G. Cranberry, who
is presiding over Holston Conference, new
in session at Chattanooga, to return Rev.
J. s. French as pastor of the churches he
has been serving for the past two years.
The editor on Tuesday gathered from his
garden a mess of green butter beans. They
we're a second crop which grew on bush or
bunch vines. The vines bore abundantly
during the Summer, but when the drouth
came on ceased to bloom. Wien the
rainy season came on the vines began to
bloom again and became full of pods. :
l am now keeping the "Edmondson {
House." at Glade Spring, Va, and will !
give special rates to people from Tazewell
county who visit this place. Be certain to
,ome to see me.
E. w. DoDD, I
ct. Glade Spring, Va.