Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-04-05
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

MIR. L. Goodman, of Pocahontas, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. William EIswick, of Snaps, was in
the city Monday attending circuit court.
Hon. Hartman NewberTy, of Bland, Va,
is in town attending circuit court this
week.
Mr.. V. l.. Sexton, who has been attend
ing court at Marion, returned to Tazewell
on Tuesday.
March came in like a lion and went
out like lamb, that is with fleece as
white as snow.
Mr.. II. W. Pobst is now living in his
house on Tazewell Avenue, having moved
on last Friday and Saturday,
Mr.. G. ii. Landon, formerly of this
place, but now resident of PocahOntas,
was up Monday attending court.
Miss Louise Pendleton left Tuesday
for Chilhowie, Va, where she goes to
take vocal lessons from Mrs. st. John.
Buston & Sons in their regular space
call Your attention to the great superiori-
ty of D. NJ. Ferry's celebrated seeds.
JOHN +. JACKSON sells the paint that
wears twice as long as lead and Oil-Devoe
lead and zinc, ground by machinery.
re. Chapman calls the attention of
our readers to she complete and up-to,
date styles of shoes that he has in stock.
We are still having winter weather; we
have had snow nearly every day this
month, and it looks as if Spring will
never come.
Mr.. B. F. Williams, assessor for Nc
Dowell county, w. Va, was in town yes
terday and paid our Office short but
pleasant call.
Rev. j. S. French left yesterday after
noon for Giles county, where he had been
called by the death of grand mother, Mrs.
Jas Stuart.
Mr.. ]. P. Cameron, proprietor of the
Thistle Plow and Foundry Company, Of
Graham, was in town Monday, being a
witness in a suit in the circuit court.
Mrs. Lula Baldwin, of Tazewell, is in
the city. She is accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Alexander, who is en- route to her
home in Tennessee. -Bluefeld Telegraph
See our Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Shoes,
or in fact anything for a man or boy to
wear-before buying it will save you
money to call on us.
HARTMAN & BOTTIMoRE.
Messrs. ]. Sheffey PendletCn, James
White Sheffey and John P. Shelley, Jr.,
of Marion, Va, were in town Monday
and Tuesday and left Wednesday morn
ing for Pounding Mill.
We have on hand a new lot of cards
of all the latest styles, and the prices are
as low as the lowest. If you want any
cards, either business or visiting, don't
fail to see our stock and get our prices.
Judge Jackson is accompanied to Taze-
well by Mrs Jackson, who will remain
with Judge until the term of the circuit
court is ended. They will spend part Of
their time here as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Anderson.
DIR. Geo. Ben Johnston, of Richmond,
Va, was summoned to Tazewell on
Monday by the continued illness of Willie
Gillespie, the little son of Mr.. A. P. Gil
lespie. DR.. Johnston arrived Tuesday
morning and left on the afternoon train.
We are now the only firm IN town who
handle an exclusive line of Clothing Boots,
Shoes and gents furnishing goods and
think our line the best we have ever Offer
ed. HARMAN & BoTIMoRE.
Mrs. G. i. Byron, accompanied by her
daughter Margaret, who has been spending
the winter with her parents at Waynesburo,
Ca, returned to Tazewell last Saturday.
Mrs. Byron appears to be in better health,
and all of her friends are glad to see her
back home.
Rev. Philip johnson is now holding a
protracted meeting at the Christian
church at this place. The meeting began
on Monday night and will continue
through the entire week. There have
been several conversions, and on Tues
day night there was one baptism.
Mr.. K. A. Mills, formerly operator at
North Tazewell, is row stationed at Fort
Worth, Texas, and sent us an order the
first of the week for some fraternity cards
1t seems that those who have had work
done at the REPUBLICAN office, are not