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

Harrison & Gillespie Bros. are talking
to our readers this week about foot COM
fort"
Mother will find that it pays to buy their
chidern's clothing from harrison d Gil
lespie Bros.
Mrs. Linnie Gillespie is very i'll with
pneumonia at the home of Mr.. 7. L.
George, on Plum Creek Owing to her
advanced age, the chances for her recov-
cry are small.
Messrs. w. L. Draper & Co. advertise
this week their Harness and Saddlery
goods. This enterprise is one that de-
serves the support of the people of Taze-
we'll. Everything they say about the ar
ticles they are manufacturing is true, the
firm being strictly reliable.
We have suits for little men at little
prices. Come and see. Harrison & Gil
lespie Bros.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Robert Fields Steele, of North Tazewell,to
Miss Sydney Estelle Hanson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanson. The mar.
rlage will take place at noon on the Oath
inst, at the home of the brides parents,
"Glendower Hail." Russell county, Va.
Would Craze 60 yearings Or two year
olds for the season on good blue grass.
H. LEE and Sd. BROWN, Witten's Mill, Va
Last week Messrs. Greenwalt x Co., of
Wythevlle, Va, erected at Cedar Bluff
one of the finest monuments in TazeWell
county. The monuments stands Is feet
high, and is made of Quincy granite and
white marabe. 1t was put up at the
grave of the late Thomas X. Watkins, of
Grundy, Va.
FERTILIZERS-M 'Gavock Special Mix.
ture, Little Giant Corn Grower and Bone
Meal. For sale by Tazewell Supply Co.
Captain +. S. Benton, of the 3rd L. S.
Artillery, and Sergeant Frank j. Reiner of
the Dist Infantry, were at Tazewel last
week to enlist recruits for the L. s. Army
They succeeded in getting the following
enlstments Robt. Thompson, Of Poca-
hontas, L. S. Crockett, of Grafton, I. II.
Crockett, of Shradels and l.. 0. Artrip, of
Artrip, Russell'county, Va.
The following is a list of. veniremen
summoned for the April term of the coun
ty court c. II. Reynolds, Hugh Sparks,
Arthur Ratif, E. H. Scott, 7. w. Wingo,
G. w. Oney, Robt McGraw, A. NJ. Stih
son, James Yost, J. f. Dudley, +. IL.
Plarman, 6. w. Nash, VIM. Kall, James
l. Peck, K. D. Il. Hartman, O. E. Hop
kins.
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.
Harman q BOttimore.
Mr. Martin Nara, of 6luefeld, w. Va,
and Miss Kate Rlcheson, Of COopers, W.
Va, were married last week. Mr.. Maria
is an engineer on the Pocahontas Division,
and is we'll known to many persons at
Tazewel, being a member of Clinch
Valley Commandery, X. T. The bride is
also we'll known here, being formerly a
resident of North Tazewell.
Mr.. John p. Cameron, proprietor of the
Thistle Plow and Foundry Company, of
Graham, Va, was in town yesterday, and
was accompanied here by his little daugh-
ter, Maggie, and bis son, John. Mr.
Cameron came up to take out his natural
ization papers. He is a native of Scot.
land, but has been living IN the United
States eight or nine years, and is now
made citizen of this country.
[ have secured the agency for the Ivers
& Pond pianos, of Boston, Mass, and
would like for persons who wish to buy
instruments to investigate the merits OF
these excellent pianos They are deliver
ed to purchasers free of charge, ample time
given to test their quality, with privilege
of returning if not satisfactory. a guar.
antee for five years given with every in
strument. T. BLAIR HAWKINS,
Tazewel, Va.
We have received a communication
from Maxwell which had no name to it,
We never publish communication where
the writer is unknown. This communica-
ton also had some items that were, too
personal, which would have forced its ex-
cluson from our columns. We are glad to
have communications from local CORE
spondents, but what we want them to send
us are genuine news items, such as mar
riages, deaths, accidents and matters that
pertain to social and church circles, and
not items that are personal and funny.
We control the well.known line Of Bos-
tonian" shoes at this place. These shoes
are the perfection of shoe-making, and
the manufacturer stamps the price on the
bottom of every pair, thus preventing any
merchant from charging more than the
small profit they allow. We have many
regular customers who wear these shoes.
If YOU have not seen them call in and let
us show you the best line of shoes that
comes to the town.
Hartman & Bottimore.
The past month has demonstrated that
Tazewell county farmers need to he
wakened up on the dairy question. There
has been perfect dearth of butter.
None has been brought to the market by
the country people, the grocers have not
ordered any of the creamery products and
the consequence has been that the people
here bave had to do without butter. We
are informed that a great many of the
country people have also been forced to
do vithout If There il no doubt that a |