Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-17
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

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A nice assortment of Lowney's Candies
at Boyer q Cos
We carry full line of blanks which we
can furnish you at very low rates.
Bower & Co. have some very handsome
Chamber Sets in stock now.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Hawkins visited
relatives at Honaker, Va, last week.
You will always End an up. to-date line
of Stationary at Boyer q Cos.
Mrs. H. w. Pobst is at Roanoke, Va,
on visit, and will be there for several
weeks.
Summer ties. New lot. Have one!
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. J. Randolph Henry, of Lynchburg
Va, is visiting Major and Mrs. R. r.
Henry.
Too many spring and summer style
shoes. Must go.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Rufus A. Hartman has purchased Mr.
A. McCorkIes residence property on Taze-
we'll Avenue.
The Blue Flame Oil Stove is the very
thing for summer cooking. Absolutely
safe. For sale at Boyer & Co.'S.
Jim Hawkins, of Big Stone Gap, came
home lase week and will spend several
months with his parents.
Don't wear that old style shirt. There
are too many new and stylish negligees at
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
DR.. Gildersleeve attended a meeting Of
the Board of the Southwestern Hospital
at Marion last week.
Tomorrow is not today. Tomorrow
NAV never come. Today is here and so
are our bargains.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The town council of Graham has elected
Harvey Hartman as sergeant of the town,
to succeed G. 2. Greever
There are still some choice things in
ladies' shirt waists and dress skirts. All
marked down 10 per cent.
| HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Rev. J. n. Hartman preached in the
Christian church on last Sunday for Rev.
r. w. Elmore, who was still absent.
Remember! Our clearance sale only
lasts about 80 days. Now is the time for
big Bargains" in mems, boys and chill
drens clothing
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The old cemetery is again needing
attention in the way of removal of weeds
and briars. The town council should look
after it.
Have you tried them? Bob White"
and "Virginia" 5-cent cigars. Equal to
any $50 per thousand 10c cigar made.
Sold everywhere; only &c. No favoring;
sweet aroma. 26-2m
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, Anderson who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. c..
Anderson, left last week for their home in
New York.
Hons. j. N. Hartman and w. L. Moore
have goue to Richmond to attend the
SPECIAL session of the Virginia Legislature
which is now being held.
Mrs. j. F. Kendrick, nee Miss Sue
Steele, of Pueblo. Col. arrived at Taze-
well last Saturday, and will visit her
relatives here for the next two months
There was a splendid rain in this vicin-
ity on Monday night. One or two more
rains properly distributed will give our
people the best corn crop they ever raised.
The banking room of the Bank of Clinch
Valley has been improved by having the
metal ceiling painted with aluminium paint
and the counters painted mahogany fin
ish.
Mr.. Graft Crockett, of Graham, Va is
desperately ill with cirrhosis of the liver,
which is an incurable malady. His many
old friends in the county have heard Of
his condition with much regret.
From present indications Tazewell
county will have the greatest corn crop
this gear it has ever had. This will
certainly be true if there are sufficient
rains during the next two or three weeks.
Next Tuesday will be the day for COM
mencing the regular July term of the
county court. 1t is expected that the
trial of George and John Jones will be
commenced on Wednesday the second
day of the term.
Mr.. J. Y. Crawford is now preparing
for Mr.. B. w. Stras plans for a new build
ing to be erected on the site now ocu-
pied by the old Below building. The old
building will be torn away and the new
struc ture built this season.