Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-04-12
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.


the county court will begin.
Attention is called to the professional
card of DIR. j. II. Morgan, dentist.
Butter still continues to be very scarce
in this market, and prices rule high.
Mr.. John d. Barns, Of Broad Ford,
Smyth county, was in town yesterday.
J.F. Hurt informs our readers there
are still as many opportunities to make
money as ever.
Willie Gillespie, the little son of MIR. A.
P. Gillespie, VINO has been very i'll, is now
steadily improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly has sold her
house and lot at North Tazewell to MIR.
Samuel Williams.
Mr.. w. G. HARRISON has rented the
handsome residence of DR.. j. K. Glider
sleeve, and has moved in.
H. w. Pobst talks very sensibly in this
issue about "Mr. Price" Have you been
introduced to the gentleman.
Mrs. j. X. Ward has been quite sick
with grip at her home three miles West
of town, out is now much better.
Mr.. w. Byrd Henry, who has been
working for Il. E. Wood, at WEIGH, w.
Va, is in town visiting home folks.
Mrs. S. C. Graham, who was recently
so painfully i'll, has recovered her health
and is now able 10 drive out again.
JOHN 4. JACKSON sells the paint that
wears twice as long as lead and oil-Devoe
lead and zinc, ground by machinery.
Jno. E. Jackson tells you how to make
your old home look 'Hike new house. "
He also says something about good
sheep"
Hon. Jacob Yost, of Staunton, Va,
arrived at Tazewell last Saturday after
noon, and remained here until Monday
afternoon.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. make some
special Easter offerings in the line of cloth
ing for men and boys. Read what they
have to say.
There is not week but that new sub
scribers are placed on the REPUBLICAN
list. The most of these subscribers come
unsolicited.
We publish in another column the dis
solution notice of HigginbOtham & Kirby
proprietors of Clinch Valley Roller Mills
at Cedar Bluff.
The Democrats of Tazewell county vii
hold a mass-meeting on next Tuesday
(court day. to send delegates to State anc
District conventions.
See our Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Shoes
or in fact anything for man or boy t.
wear-before buying it will save yol
money to call on us.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMoRE.
Mr.. James f. Hurt, the live insurance
man, went to Bristol on Monday, anC
from there was to 90 to Big Stone Gap
He is expected home on Saturday.
Next Sunday will he Easter Sunday
There will be preaching at several of tht
churches, but we do not know whethe
there will be any special services for tn
occasion.
? The high-class work of the REPUBLICAN
job office is proving an excellent solicitor
as we are constantly receiving orders 70
lob work from new and regular custom
ers.
A telephone line is now being bull
from R. A. Crockett's store at Grafton, t
: Stowersville on Clear Fork. In the nea
! future the line will be extended to Rock
! Gap.
: We are now the only firm In town VIII
handle an exclusive line of Clothing, Boots
Shoes and gents furnishing goods ant
think our line the best we have ever offer
ed. HARMAN d BoTrIMoRE.
Prof. P. R. Allen, of Cedar Bluff Hig
School, was in town last Saturday, an
called at the REPUBLICAN office. Hi
= school the past and present term ha
{ been very successful.
: ]. D. Alexander notifies the ladies tina
= it has been decreed that this is to be
Parasol Season, and that he has all tn
new styles. Read his advertisement 70
much important information.
The stock of visiting cards that we ar
now carrying is of the latest styles an
} the prices are as low as the lowest. Don
( fail to call at the REPUBLICAN Office be
fore having your cards printed.
The nice weather the first part of tn
week made gardening very popular oc
cupation with most OF our people. In
backward season had prevented mucI
5 work in that line being done, before tn
2 present week.
Capt. G. A. Fudge, of North Tazewell
: left on the Tuesday afternoon train 10
, the seashore for the benefit of bis health
He was accompanied by Mrs. Fudge, an(
we trust he will be greatly benefited b.
the sea breezes and baths.
The "Bostonan" shoes for sale eXclu
? sively by HARMAN & BoTTIMoRE are TIN
E very incest and most stylish on the mar
ket. You should see them before buying
black, tan, patent leather and cordovan
The house at North Tazewell now occu
pied by Rev. T. r. Handy as residenc
caught on fire last Friday morning, ant
: but for the prompt work of a number O
persons the house would have been de
stroyed.
Mrs. Belle Caudill, fashionable millinel