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

The peak southeast of town was covered
with snow Yesterday and today.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
, After that We may expect the weather to
get good.
Mrs. w. H. Anderson, of Lebanon, Va,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. w. N. Surface,
at this place.
re. Chapman is advertising Walk'Over
shoes this week. They are good. We
have tried them.
Mir. and Mrs J.. G. Wingo, and Misses
May Mars and Mary Wingo are visiting
at Keystone, w. Va.
March went out like lion, and April
came in like two lions, SO far as the roar
ing was concerned.
MIR. E. E. Lockhart is well pleased with
his piano he purchased from Prof. L. d..
K. Christie, Bluetield, w. Va.
Would Craze GO yearlings or two year
Odds for the season on good blue grass.
! II. LEE and So BROWN, Witten's Mil, va
The ]. F. Hurt Insurance Agency ad'
dresses an interesting communication TO
persons who think they have money to
burn.
Mr.. E. Nj. P. Moore. of Holston Valley,
Tenn, arrived at Tazewell last Sunday and
will spend several days here with his
friends.
FERTILIZERS-M'G avock Special Mix
tnre. Little Giaut Corn Grower and Bone
Meal. For sale by Tazewell Supply 70.
Prof. +. H. X. Christie, of Blueheld, w.
Va, has sold the members of the new
Christian Church at Shaver Mill, Va, a
fine church organ.
A complete line of the celebrated "Kelth
| Konoueror" shoes for stylish young men
can be found at Harrison & Gillespie
Bros. store. They invite inspection.
in. Hartman & Sons give some very
potential reasons for placing your insur
ance in the th.Atlantic Life Insurance
Company, of Virginia.
Mrs. G. L. Byron. who had spent the
past Winter visiting her parents in Georgia,
returned with her little daughter, Mar
garet, to Tazewell last Friday.
MIR. w. V. Thompson, of the j. f. Hurt
insurance Agency is spending this week at
Bristol in the interest of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of New York.
You want to see HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros line of fancy colored, soft bosom
shirts. Coon & Corlss collar and the new
est thing in neckwear. 1t will pay.
( What is the matter that aspirants fol
the district offices are not letting the peo'
pie know they are candidates Are the
Offices to 60 begging this time?
Mrs. S. G. Graham and her little daugh-
ter, Katie, who had been absent for sew
eral months in Florida and the eastern
part of Virginia got back to Tazewell on
last Saturday.
Save YOUR wool this year for the Cedar
Bluff Wooden Company. They Will send
their agent t. see you and Will pay you
the top price for wool.
a postoffice has been established at
West Graham in this county, and W. L.
Burton has been appointed postmaster
The office will be kept in the store Of VIM
Kell, and will be great convenience to
the citizens of West Graham and that
vicinity.
Circuit court has been in session at this
place since last Monday, with Judge Jack
son presiding. There have been several
cases already tried by juries and Others
are likely to he tried during the term
The usual amount of chancery business
has been disposed of.
Mr.. w. Nj. Thornburry, prominent
merchant of Clintwood, Va, spent last
Monday in Tazewell. Mr.. Thornburr, il
also engaged extensively in the lumber
business. He is thinking of bringing bis
family to Tazewel next Summer, and may
in the future take up his residence here.
J. Powell Royal has moved his law
office from the law Office Of Chapman &
Gillespie to the second floor the Masonic
Building, and can now be found in the
office recently occupied by ]. N. Hartman.
Mr.. Royal is giving very close attention
to his business and is succeeding admir-
ably in his profession.
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.to-date suits Of
newest shades and patterns.
Hartman & Bottimore.
The Cedar Bluff Wooden Company, at
Cedar Bluff, Va, manufactures honest
wooden goods mo shoddy. The cassimers
) linseys, flannels, kerseys, blankets and
other articles manufactured by this com
pany are of such excellent quality that ne
difficulty is found in selling them. They
are so good they sell themselves.
Hon. William A. French died at biz
home, at Narrows, Giles county, Va, OF
last Monday night. He had been sick
buta few days land his death was due t
heart and stomach trouble. Mr.. French wa
postmaster at Narrows, and in former
years was prominent in the politics of thi
section of Virginia.
John w. Friend. trustee of Catlett &
jenkins in Bankruptcy, will, on Thursday
the IL inst, sell at auction at Pocahonta
the valuable stock of goods of the sale
;; Catett & Jenkins at that place In anothe
column of the REPUBLICAN will be found
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