Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-18
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Snow fell to the depth OF TWO lncDes III
Burke's Garden on last Sunday morning.
We have suits for little men at little
prices. Come and see. Harrison q Gil
lespie Bros.
r. L. Gillespie has been appointed post
master at Graham, Va. This has recently
been made presidential office.
The Tazewell White Lime Works make
an important announcement in their regu-
lar advertising space this week.
Mrs. T. L. Painter and her daughter,
Miss Eva, from,Liberty Hill, have been in
town for several days visiting friends.
Mother will find that it pays to buy their
childerns clothing from Harrison * Gil
lespie Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Patton, of WEIGH,
w. Va, visited friends and relatives at
Tazewell on last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Tincy Crockett, of Witten's Mill,
spent the first Of the week IN Iazewell,
visiting her friend, Miss Ella Hawkins.
Mrs. Linnie Gillespie, whose serious Ill
ness at the home of Mr. I. K. George was
announced last week, is now much better;
and her friends are hopeful of her rapid
recovery.
Mrs. c. T. Painter, of Ripplemead,
Giles county, Va, and her son, Isaac, ar
rived at Tazewell last Saturday, and are
spending the week with their relatives and
friends in and about our town.
Recently several business men who had
not before advertised regularly in the RE-
PUBLICAN have been using its columns
They are delighted with the results that
have followed advertising in our paper.
Don't decide you cannot afford a new
Spring suit until you get our prices. Har-
risson & Gillespie Bros.
Judge Jackson left for Wythoville on
last Friday afternoon. He had been
quite i'll for two days, but on Thursday be-
gan to improve and on Friday was SO much
better that he could start home without
fear of dangerous consequences.
Last Tuesday was very encouraging
one for the REPUBLICAN. We got more
new subscribers that day than on any pre-
vious court day. The most gratifying
feature was that the most of the gentlemen
who subscribed did so unsolicited.
Mr.. Sam Jc hnson, of the firm of Foote
& Johnson, Wytheville, Va, had nice
line of vehicles on exhibition at this place
last Tuesday. He found that the Foote &
Johnson vehicles are still the most popular
that are brought to Tazewell.
Would Craze go yearlings or two yeai
olds for the season on good blue grass
II. LEE and 81. BROWN, Witten's Mill, Va
We call attention to the advertisement
of DR.. Q. w. Greeyer, announcing the sale
of a large quantity of wooden goods, man.
ufactured at home. Persons should bear
in mind that these goods will not be sole
at speculative prices and that their quality
is guaranteed.
We received three communications from
| local correspondents on last Friday, the
day after the REPUBLICAN had been pub
lished. We wish our correspondents
would remember that their communica
tons ought to reach us on Tuesday to in
sure publication the week they are re
ceived.
FERTILIZERS-M 'Gavock Special Mix
ture, Little Giant Corn Grower and Bone
Meal. For sale by Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. Philip Johnson, pastor of the
Christian church here, will begin series
of meetings in his church on next Sunday
night. Rev. G. P. Williamson, distin
guished preacher of Atlanta, Ca, is ex
pected to arrive at Tazewell on next Tues
day to assist Rev. Johnson in conducting
the meetings.
Mr.. s. ]. Thompson received last Sat
urday and Monday 120 fine yearling steers
that he had purchased at Chicago,t to Craze
on his Tazewell county blue grass this sea-
son and grow them into export cattle.
This looks like carrying Goals to Newcas'
tle." We have never known Tazewell
grazier to go so far to purchase his stock
cattle before.
We are showing the biggest variety Of
young mems suits ever shown by us.
Bought direct from the factory in New
York. Stylish and up.todate suits of
newest shades and patterns.
Hartman & Bottimore.
1t is reported that students from all Sec
tons of the country are entering the
National Business College at this special
time, taking advantage of the special
Spring offer. Three students of the
National Business College. Roanoke, Va,
were given positions in town of Martins
vile with laige tobacco firms during the
past three weeks, as well as others for
other places.
We are requested to announce that the
colored Methodists will have their regular
services in the town hall on next Sunday
night, and that hereafter they will use
that place for worship until they get their
new church ediice completed. The pas.
tor of the church, Rev. P. P Brooks, 10
doing excellent work for his people, and
is very popular with his congregation and
all who know him.
have secured the agency for the Ivers
& Pond pianos, of Boston, Mass, and
would like for persons who wish to buy