Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-05-09
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

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in town Tuesday.
Sheep Dip, the best and cheapest at
Jackson's. 90 cts. for go gallons.
John E. Jackson gives some very seusl-
BILE advice to farmers and housekeepers'
Read bis advertisement.
Have you tried the delightful Zenith "
cigars at Boyer'sS
Miss Charlotte Henry has gone to East
ern Virginia to visit relatives and friends
in that part of the State.
Flower pots, with saucers, all sizes and
designs at Doyer's.
The many friends of Miss Linnie Litz
will be pleased to hear that she is recoy'
eriug from her recent severe illness.
Sheen Dip, the best and cheapest at
Jaczson's. 80 cts, for 90 gallons.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. tell why a
boy of 10 or Is wants TO be IN line, and
how they can put him in line.
Use Jackson's Sheep Dip, it ie the best
and cheapest. 90 cents for 90 gallons.
Il. G. Chapman tells of the many nice
and useful things Re has in white goods.
"White for the Commencement" is his
cry.
The Rambler Bicycles are pronounced
the very best. J. &. Boyer has the agency
| for the sale of these splendid wheels.
The ]. F. Hurt Insurance Agency say
something iorcble about 'success" and
"carelessness' in their advertisement this
week.
Use Jsckson's Sheep Dip, it is the best
and cheapest. so cents for 50 gallons.
Ii. w. Pobst talks this week about the
delicious, cool drinks that are being dis
pensed from his fountain this season.
The season for Hammocks has arrived.
J. b. Bower has nice stock that range in
price from S1.0O to $500.
j. B. Hankins & Co. tell the ladies of
the New Idea Patterns they are giving
away free, and the gentlemen of their bar
gains in straw hats and negligee shirts.
FERTILIZERS-M GavOck Special Mix
ture, Little Giant Corn Grower and Bone
Meal. For sale by Tazewell Supply Co.
MIR. w. n. Surface has sold his residence
property to Mr.. VIM. II. Werth. Mr..
| Werth will move in the Goth of this month.
Boyer is selling his fancy groceries and
canned goods at very close profit, closer
than they have ever been sold III Iaze~ell.
Rev. j. S. French, who attended the
Missionary Conference ofthe M.E.Church,
South, at New Orleans, got back home last
Friday.
Mrs VIM. G. Pendletou and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Louisa and Ruth, are visiting
friends and relatives at Marion Va.
Seven more rooms have recently been
fitted up at the Ratliff Hotel for the use Of
guests, and many more guests can be ac'
comCdated than heretofore at that hotel.
syst,
Mrs. G. Il. Belew has gone to Roanoke
TO visit her sons, William and Austin, who
are employed in the Norfolk and West
ern offices at that place.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. w. H. Greeyer will preach in the
Episcopal church next Sunday morning at
II O'Clock.
Croauet has been and continues to be
one of the most popular games. Boyer
has large number Of croquet sets, differ
ent qualities and prices.
w. L. Draper & Co. put very pointed
question, "Why can't we do business to-
gether?" in their advertisement this week.
They give good reasons for your establish
ing business relations with them.
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.
Miss Kate II. Russell, of Farmville, Va,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Anderson at
Tazewell. Miss Russell was at one time
teacher in the High School at this place
and is a very popular and charming lady.
]. b. Boyer has just received a splendid
line of stationery, consisting OF box and
package paper and envelopes-all tints
and st les-tablets, blank-books, etc.
r. En- w. j. Hubbard, Grand Lecturer
of the Grand Chapter of Virginia Royal
Arch Masons, who had been visiting DR..
O'Keefe for week, left for bis home at
Lynchburg on last Tuesday afternoon.
The young mems prayer meeting will be
held next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the Presbyterian church. Business of
Importance will be brought before the
meeting, and it is urgently requested that
all the young men of the town attend'
Mr.. B. P. Ratlif has sent out cards for
a birthday party, which will be given him
by his mother, at the Ratliff Hotel to-
night. A large number of young
ladies and gentlemen OF the town ana al
distant points have been INVITED to attend.
Anglers are now, or should be, getting
their tackle for the fishing season. j. b.
Bower has a nice stock OF tackle.reels,
rods, hooks, lines, and everything neces
sary for the equipment of modern anglers.
Mr. w. V. Thompson, of the j. F.
Hurt Insurance Agency, who had spent
the past month at Bristol in the interest
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York, got back to Tazewell on last
Monday afternoon. He reports the life
insurance business as splendid, and bust
ness conditions, generally, good in the
"Border City,"
Mr.. K. 5. Gillespie, who went to Texas
about two weeks ago to make visit to bis