Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-11-15
TOWN AND COUNTY, NEWS.

at BoYER's.
Il. c. Chapman advertises recent re-
ceipts of mems colored shirts, shoes and
umbrellas.
Handsome line of toilet articles just re-
ceived At BoYER's.
The wheat crop in Tszewell county is
looking finely. In fact there never was
better prospect for good crop in the
county.
Many Sterling Silver novelties at
The Louisville Dispatch has the largest
bona fide circulation of any Morning
Newspaper published in Kentucky.
BOYER sells all kinds Of Agate and Tin
ware.
Buston & Sons change their advertise
ment this week, and devote their entire
space to advertising superior grade OF
coffee.
Coolest in hot weather, warmest is cold
are TnOmson's "Glove Fitting" Corsets'
w. T. WITTEN & Co.
Mrs. II. C. Anderson went to st. Clair
yesterday to pay brief visit to her friend
Mrs. A. St. Clair. She will return to
Tazewell today.
Thomson's "Glove Fitting" Corset has
made American figures famous. W. l.
WITTEN & Go. sell it.
Rev. w. H. Greever, of Blue6eld, who
has been very sick for several weeks at
the residence of DR.. j. h. Crockett, at
this place, is now convalescent.
We have Just received new line OF
pictures, frames, and mouldlngs.
J. B. HAWKINS q 20.
Judge S. c. Graham has gone to Rich
mond to reargue the case of Sanders VS..
the Bluefeld Water Works Company,
pending in the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals.
Want Sewing Machine? We can fur
nish you good one fol less than one hall
AGENTS prices. ]. B. HAWKINS & Co.
Mr.. A. NJ. Black, the photographer,
left last week for his home at Greencastle,
Ind. While here he made an excellent
reputation as all artist, and was also held
; in high esteem as a gentleman.
Thomson's "Glove Fitting" Corset com
bines good form and good style. For sale
by w. I. WITTEN 4 Co.
Judge S. F. Watts is spending a few
DAYS with his friends in the county. Fol
some time past he has been staying witt
his son, Mr.. Sterling Watts, and daughter
} Mrs. Andrew Porter, in Wythe county.
Ifyou have been unable to visit the
Paris Exposition come to BoYER's and SCI
his Xmas stock, it's the next greatest at
traction on earth.
The Oldest man who voted at Tazewel
precinct at the election on the 9th inst
was MIR. Henry T. Peery. He is ninety
one years old and voted for Mckinley an(
Walker. He cast his first vote for An
drew jackson for President.
A full line of Mems, Women's anC
Childrens shoes and overshoesa at HAWKINS
RACKET STORE. See them. Mems $50
shoe special bargain.
At meeting of the congregation of thu
Baptist church at this place on last Sun
day, Rev. w. L. Wayts and Messrs
Charles Reynolds and I. NJ. Hawkins, Sr.
were elected delegates to the General AS
ISOLATION of Virginia, which meets at Bris
tol today. the 18th inst.
The best cigars on the market are thu
Capadura, Daniel Manning and .Chauncey
Depew-at Jackson's.
Rev. ]. S. French preached in thu
Presbyterian church on last Sunday night
that church having been kindly placed a
the disposal of the Methodist congrega
: ton. The Methodist church could no
? be heated as the new furnace had no
; been put in.
None so shapely, none so strong, none
so glove-like, none so economical as Ihom
sons "Glove Fitting" Corsets. They are
found at the store of W. L. WITTEN q 20
We hope the farmers of Tazewell county
will prepare to plant large corn croI
next year. There will be an immense
amount of money sent from this county
as there was last year, for corn. This il
great mistake, in view of the fact thai
Tazewell lands grow such hne corn.
BoYER's pictures and medallions are no
daubs OF cheap paint, but are copyrighted
works of art, and the frames were not
jointed with a Ratchet or put up with
derrick.
Several members of the Tazewell ban
went to Roanoke the first of the week as
counsel in the case of ]. w. Chapman
receiver VS.. Southwest Va. Real Estate
Investment Company, which is pending in
the Hastings Court of Roanoke. The
case was continued on Tuesday and the
lawyers from this place returned home
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