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

Miss Hattie Surface will entertain a
number of her friends tonight.
Apples of good quality are scarce and
command good price in this market.
Mrs. Jennie Rstliff and Mrs. ]. T. Wat
kins are visiting friends at Liberty Hill
Stratton & Storms cigars at Jackson's.
They are the beet on the market. Try a
Capadura.
Hon. Jacob Yost and Col. j. Hampton
Hoge will spaak at Pocahontas next
Wednesday night.
Mr.. B. F. Keller, prominent lawyer
from Bramwell, West Var is in our town
today on professional business.
Rev. g. X. Brown moved into the Har-
grave property on yesterday. He recent
ly purchased that valuable property.
Coolest in hot weather, warmest is cold
are Tnomson's "Glove Fitting" Corsets.
w. I. WrTEN & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson were
expected to arrive from California yester-
day, but did not get here. They will ar.
rive today.
j. D. Alexander gives notice that he has
just opened up handsome stock of ladies
silk and flannel waists. He also calls at
tentlon to jackets and capes.
Mrs. Coulling and her children are on a
visit to Mrs. Coulling's father at Pulaski,
Va. Judge Coulling is attending United
States Court at Abingdon.
The best cigars on the market are the
Capadura, Daniel Manning and Chauncey
Depew-at Jackson's.
Mrs. L. w. Peck, wife Of Captain Peck,
the we'll known travelling man, is the guest
of her niece, Mrs. H. w. Pobst, on Taze.
well Avenue.
Rev. w. L. Wayts, who has been con-
Quoting protracted meeting at Graham,
came home yesterday morning, but re-
turned to Graham in the afternoon. He
expects to close his meeting at Graham on
next Sunday.
Mr.. w. L. Draper has just received
some new machinery which he will use in
manufacturing harness and saddles. With
the use Of this machinery he will be able
to manufacture on much larger scale than
heretofore, and will be able to compete
with any manufacturer in prices.
None 80 shapely, none so strong, none
80 glove.like, none so economical az Thorn
sons "Glove Fitting" Corsets. They are
found at the store of W. I. WITTEN & Co.
On yesterday, at l O'Clock p. M, MIR.
T. A. Mcclure was married to Miss Lettie
Cecil, daughter Of Mr.. T. q. Cecil, Of
Cedar Bluff. The marriage took place
at the residence Of the brides father.
Mr.. MCGUIRE is successful merchant at
Cedar Bluff, and his BRIDE q charming
young lady. We regret being unable to
get full particulars of the marriage.
VIM. c. Pendleton recently presented
to Tazewell Lodge, No. 62, A. F. & A. M,
a handsome crayon portrait of the late W.
P. Cecil, who was fret Master of the
Lodge. 1t has been hung in conspic-
uous place in the Lodge Room. Major
Cecil was member Of the Lodge at the
time of bis death, which occurred in July,
1899.
Our suits range in price from $3.50 to
SIS 90 for men; $500 to $1,000 for boys,
and 75c. to 800 for children's suits. All
bought direct from factory and for cost.
We are satisfied with small profit, conse-
quently you get good value for your money
here. HARMAN & BoTT1MoRE.
Capt. Samuel Walton has secured con-
tracts for making fills at all points where
there are trestles on the Clinch Valley Di-
vision, between this point and Tptop.
Also to make fills at a trestle near Max
we'll and one near Swords Greek. He also
secured the contract for building stone
culverts or aqueducts needed where the
ills are to be made. Capt. Walton will
work at once on this contract,
which we hope will prove profitable.
When the work is completed it will be a
great improvement to the Clinch Valley
inc.