Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-25
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

and many other articles ladies are interes-
ted in.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. relate what
''my wife says" about the $40. suits they
are selling.
Mr. ]. g. Hankins has been confined to
the house this week with the grip, but IS
now much better.
DIR. X. b. Gillespie went to Wilmington,
n. c., last week to be absent several days,
and has not yet returned
Mr.. II. T. May, of Adria, called at our
office yesterday aud entered his name as
cash subscriber Oh our list.
Rev. c. r. Brown will preach in the
Methodist church at this place on next
Sunday night at 7:45 O'Clock.
The county court of Tazewell on last
Monday granted retail liquor licenses to
thirteen persons at Pocahontas.
The J. f. Hurt Insurance Agency tells
YOU of something better than water for
the prevention Of losses by fire.
Mr.. G. ]. Barns, of Pocahontas, attend
SU COUNTY COuIl IdSt Nluubt'g iOOhAAio ~Ae>A
several cases he bad in that court.
FERTILIZERS-M Gavock Special Mix
ture, Little Giant Corn Grower and Bone
Meal. For sale by Tazewell Supply TO.
Are YOU a subscriber to the Republican?
If not, vCu should be. Send us your name
to be entered on our subscription list.
Would Craze 60 yearlings or two year
Odds for the season on good blue grass.
II. LEE and So. BROWN, Witten's Mill, va
Rev. Geo. Buston, who has been con-
ined to his home with i'll health for sever
al months, was out driving yesterday after
noon.
The Hankins "Racket Store" in their
regular advertising space tell you what
they want" That "want' may be use
full and interesting to you.
Mrs. w. G. Harrison, who had been
visiting her mother and other relatives In
Missouri for several months past, returned
to Tazewell on last Sunday.
Mr.. Il. S. Gillespie, deputy sheriff Of
| Tazewell county, started to Texas last
Monday morning, to visit his parents who
reside in the lone Star" State.
If YOU need nice silk or satin dress OF
separate skirt or waist, write to or call on
| Mrs. Belle Caudlll. She will take your
measure and give you bargain in nice
dress.
DR.. J. r.. Gildersleeve, who had been tc
| Marion tn attend meeting of the South
western Hospital, and at Abingdon tc
visit relatives, returned to Tazewell on last
Saturday.
The Coffee House, when completed, will
be the most up to-date hotel ever run II
Tazewell. All modern Improvements are
being put in. They will still give dinner
for % cents.
Miss Julia Pendeton, who had beer
visiting friends in Petersburg, Richmond
and other points in the East during the
Winter. cot back to her home at Tazewel
on last Saturday.
We wish to give notice to the public
| that we have adopted the rule OF charging
for obituaries and resolutions Of respect
We publish ten lines of such notices fret
of charge and charge g cents line FOL
every line over ten.
We have received a communication
suggesting Mir. u. G. Lowe as candidate
for supervisor of Maiden Spring District
The communication has been mislaid, and
we regret that we cannot publish it. Mr.
Lowe Is a good man.
LITTLE ACORNs MAKE BIG TREEs-Whel
the Coffee House first started 25c din
ner was very unpopular with some people
int now a 25c. dinner is taking the lead
The other hotels now feed for 25c.; bu
we praise the bridge that carried lis owe
the safest.
The protracted meeting which was t.
have begun at the Christian church OF
last Monday night has been postponed
until next Sunday morning, on account o
Dr. Williamson being unable to get here
The injury to the railroads by the recen
heavy rains prevented his reaching her
: this week.
We are showing the biggest variety O
Young mems suits ever shown by us
Bought direct from the factory in New
| h.
newest shades and patterns.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Mr.. J. A. Tillar recently went to New
York and succeeded in having company
organized under the name of the Atlanta
and Pacific Oil Company, 1t has beer
chartered under the laws of the State o
Delaware. and capitalized at 5000 900
The company will bore for oil in Yves
Virginia and Eastern Kentucky, and vii
sink five or six wells Immediately.
Mrs. Belle Caudill has received her neV
Spring goods, and wishes her out-Of-towl
customers to understand that she wa
somewhat delayed in business on accoun
of the sickness and death of her brother
wife. Call now and gee her up-to-dat
stock. She can give you her attention a
all hours of the day.
John Hamilton, negro man who use'
! to live in this community, was stabbed t
death by another negro man at Pocahon
, tas on last Saturday night. Hamilton ha
been engaged as a laborer on the gradln
of the railroad up to the Browning mines
1t is said that the killing was the result c
1 | Il ulSllulC .OClNOOb lllS wv LbOA WI q DesS
Of -four.
The rapid growth of the University c
2 Virginia in popular good will is matte
. of pride to Virgnians who are especial
favored in having it as part of thei
g public free school system. That splendi
$ institution is the largest free school hous
S in Virginia, and many Of our boys annua
" gather there to pursue studies in tn
Academic schools free of all expense {
tuition.
The heavy snow fall of Saturday an
Sunday gave some of the graziers who ha
. run out of feed great deal of trouble
Some of them had large numbers of cattl
that they had turned out to Craze an
they were provided for with very gres
, trouble. We are informed that sewers
= cattle Inen resorted to the old custom {
! cutting down sugar and lind trees for the
cattle to eat the tender twigs.
f We control the well.knoWn line of "Bo