Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-10
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

see the change IN fiaillssOn " Olilesple
Bros, adj in this issue.
Thus far the Tazewell boys have taken
no interest in baseball this season.
Cecil Chapman does some interesting
shoe talk IN this issue. Read his ad.
We regret to learn that little George
Diuguid, son of Mr.. W. A. Scott, is very
i'll.
Messrs ]. Sanders Gillespie and Gus
Gillespie, of Maxwell, were in town yes
terday.
Pobst calls special attention to his select
line of sporting goods in his regular adver-
Using space.
The best and cheapest Sheep Dip-5O
cents for so gallons, and it does the work
at JACKsoN's. At.
Nlrs Geo. &. Hurt, of Cedar Bluff, was
in town the first of the week visiting
friends and shopping.
There was a slight frost last night, but it
was not of the killing sort, and we trust
the fruit has not been injured.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. X. Gillespie, of Pound
ing Mill, were IN town yesterday visiting
their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. ?. Moore, of Hols-
ton Valley, Tenn, are in town visiting
their daughter, Mrs. John Britain.
4 fresh lot of those delicious Buttercups,
Chocolate, Almonds, and other Box Can.
dies Just received at JACKsoN's.
DIR. OkeeiIe left yesterday for William
son, w. Va, where he went to look after
some important law suits in which ne is an
interested party.
Mr.. Anderson Buchanan, the steam
power of the REPUBLICAN Office, has moved
his residence from Mechanics Avenue to
West Main Street.
Rev Willis l.. Wayts will preach a SER
mon in the Baptist church on next Sun
dav night to the Junior Order United
American Mechanics.
On Tuesday some dogs got into a flock
of sheep belonging to Col. A. j. May, aud
killed six of bis finest lambs. Three Of
the dogs have been found and shot.
Mrs. John NJ. Spots and her little
daughter, of Stanton, Va, are in Taze-
well, and will remain several months as the
guests Of Mtssrs. ]. w. and E. V. Spotts
See our Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Shoes,
or in fact anything for man or boy to
wear-before buying it will save you
money to call on US.
HARTMAN & BOTrIMoRE.
Miss Spencer, of Missouri, is expected to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. g. Harrison, mt
this place, in short while. We have
heard that Miss Spencer is very accom-
plshed vocalist.
Tazewel Lodge, No. 60, A. F. & A. NJ,
held a called meeting last night, and con
ferred the Entered APPRENTICE degree on
Capt X. T. Bowen, of the Norfolk and
Western Railway.
On last Monday Hon. w. G, Mustard
was in town for the first time in several
months. He has entirely recovered from
the whooping cough ana is looking un-
usually well.
Me,srs. Hull & Staley, of Marion, Va,
advertise in the columns of the REPUBLI-
CAN their Breakfast Food and Whole
Wheat Flour. Both these articles of food
are becoming very popular.
On next Wednesday night at o'clock
an entertainment will he given by the
music pupils of Mrs. C, l.. Alexander at
the town hall a cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the public to attend.
LosT.--A pair of gold rim spectacles lost
between the Baptist church, or in the
church, about ten days ago. The person
who found them will be suitably rewarded
If they return them to Rev. w. l.. WAITS.
Capt. e. A. Fudge was in town Tuesday.
This is the first time he has been seen on
our streets for several months. The Cap
tain's friends were glad to see him again
and note the fact that his health was great-
ly improved.
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 & BoTTIMoRE.
The final examinations of the pupils Of
Tazewell High School were commenced
and will continue until some
time next week. The closing exercises
will be held on the 18th and 18th inst.
We publish on the first page a very in
teresting paper about the Hartman family, !
written by Maj. w. N. Hartman, of Bland
county. The Harman's are very numer
Gus in this county, and we have no doubt
they will read the article with much pleas
ure.
On next Tuesday night Misses Helen
Fudge and Mamie Leslie, pupils of Mrs.
c. J.. Alexander, will give musicale at
the town hall, and will be assisted by Miss
Edith Whitman and Mr.. Will Henry Al
derson. Invitations to the entertainment
have been sent out.
There is now lively fight going on at
Pocahontas for Mayor, the other town
officers anC a council. There are two tick
cts in the field. One ticket is supposed to
be backed by the Southwest Virginia I'M
Company, and the other is an