Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-11
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

vacation.
Squire w. L. Moore, of Liberty Hill,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Mag Litz, who recently was quite
sick is now greatly improved.
The j. F. Hurt Insurance Agency write
to you this week about your "eastle."
Butchers Boston Polish or Hard Wax
/ Finsh-the best made, lat Boyer's.
Mr.. Harvey Fielding Peery, Of Graham,
has been spending the week at Tasewell.
Come to town next Tuesday prepared to
settle your account with the REPUBLICAN.
DR.. r. B. Gillespie was called profess
sionaly to WEIGH, W. Va, one day last
week
Tfowbridge's chocolate chips-some-
thing new and dainty-at Boyer's.
II. w. Pobst is calling attention this
week to the fine writing paper he has in
stock.
The west bound lnail trains on the
Clinch Valley Division are late nearly
every day,
Capt. J. S. Peery has recently been very
much indisposed at his home two miles
west of town.
DIR. r. b. Gillespie has two'year- old
colt by Park Oberln that is very promis-
ing in harness.
Vaudeville & Kings flower seeds, all
selected, land large variety, at Boyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs .T.B. Stultz, of Roanoke, Va,
are visiting Mr. anG Mrs. WI. Draper at
this place.
r.. G. Chapman wants you to examine
his beautiful line of Exquisite washable
fabrics"
Mr.. C. w. Mathews, who until recently
resided in Thompson Valley, has moved
to Graham, Va.
The past week has been hard one on
farmers, as they could do but little work
on their farms.
Mr.. n. J.. Mcleod, the lumber.man
from Pounding Mill, spent the first Of the
week in our town.
Fresh onion sets-Yellow Danvers and
Silver Skin varieties-at ]. B. Boycr's.
Mrs. Bette Aston, of Lebanon, Va, is
at Tazewel visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Alexander.
Send your job work to the REPUBLICAN
Office, if you want good work, prompt
work and cheap work.
Easter Sunday was a very damp,
gloomy day, just the reverse of what the
weather prophets had predicted.
Rev. w. h. Potter, of Tennessee, will
preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and night, April 18th.
Don't decide you cannot afford new
Spring suit until you get our prices. Har-
rlsson & Gillespie Bros.
II. Fugate, prominent lumber'man,
from Abingdon, Va, was in town yester'
day, stopping at Central Hotel.
Mr.. Samuel Templeton, of Roanoke,
who is connected with the U. S. mail SER
vice, was in Tazewell on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mollie Underdunk, of Steelesburg,
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hankins, at Tazewell.
Straw table mats, OF pretty designs at
J. B. Boyer's All housekeepers ought to
have a set Of these mats.
The Peery boys killed a number Of
snpe and a good many ducks in their
meadows during the recent stormy wealth
er.
T. NJ. Hawkins, Sr., has gone to Smyth
county in the interest of his business, sell
ing monuments, and will be absent about
two weeks.
Mr.. John Yost and Miss Julia PruetI
were married at the Baptist parsonage on
last Sunday morning, Rev. D. A. Glenn
officiating.
Mrs Geo. w. st. Clair, who had been
visiting her father, Dr. Walker, at Staun
ton, Va, for several months, has gotten
back to Tazewell.
SPOTS Bros. advertise this week eleven
of the ffty-seven They are celebrated
because of their known purity and many
excellent qualities.
Chamber sets, of pretty designs and
beautifully decorated, just received at
Bowers.
A large number of lumbermen from
different parts of the county were in town
the first of the week as witnesses in the
case of Whitman VS.. Geo. P. Hall & Co.
]. B. Hawkins & Co. advertise specially
this week their fine line Of hats and COR
sets. A glance at some of their prices will
convice you theirs is a money.saving
store.
Prof. p. r. Allen and Miss Alice Alex
ander, of Cedar Bluff High School, came
up to Tazewell on Saturday and spent
Sunday here. Prof. Allen reports hif
school as getting along finely.
Our new Spring suits for men are just
like tailor-made except prices. Harris
son & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. J. T. Heldreth, contractor, is tax
ing advantage of the good weather nov
prevailing to rush work on the addition t.
the Coffee House. This work was greatly
retarded by the recent bad weather.
Mr.. John Bundy, who lives five miles
west Of town, had six ewes that brought
nineteen lambs this season. The lamb
all lived and are growing finely. This is {
very remarkable experience to sheer
raisers.