Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-01-23
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

"Half off sale" at Chapman's on shoes
is creating Juror,
]. f. Hurt ms Agency again warns you
to secure your home and your property.
Jno. f. jackson tells you in his regular
space this week how to get the hens off
strike"
Miss Myrtle Hinchee, of Bluefeld, was
was in town the first of the week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Knoll, of Panther,
w. Va, are on visit to friends and relat'
ives in Tazewell.
Although the weather was very inclem-
ent there was very good sized crowd
in town court day.
Tazewell National Bank will be ready
for business about the middle of next
month-Februsry
Col. T. G. Witten has rented and will
move his family into the residence OF MIR.
1. c. Dodd on west main street.
The editor of the Republican has gone
to Marion and Wytheville on business,
and will be absent several days.
Read Pobst's ad. this week and learn to
clean your own watch. He gives you the
formula which will save you dollars.
re. Chapman advertises Ladies ready
made WOODEN wearabIes and Ladies and
childrens shoes at greatly reduced prices.
| We have 80 overcoats On hand, which
we mean to let 90 at cost, ranging in price
from Sc. rs TO $ll. Now-is your time.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Regular services at Stras Memorial
Church on the End and 4th Sunday morn
ings of every month Rey. +. H. Brosins,
rector.
A man who wants to feel easy at mind
should have bis property insured, says
the F. D. Kits ms. Agency. Read their
ad this week.
S. F. Watts, Jr., of Walton Furnace,
Wythe county, Va, was in the county the
first of the week visiting his father and
his nephew, Bowen Watts.
Rev. w. D. SeidOl, pastor of the Luz
theran congregation at this place, preached
in the Episcopal Church, to his congrega'
ton last Sunday morning and night.
We have decided to offer for the next
thirty days $l.25 shoes at S1.O0, $l.50
shoes at ST. 15, $3.50 shoes at $500, $500
shoes at $2.25. Hartman & Bottimore.
There was variety OF. weather on last
Tuesday, Ii showed early in the morn
ing, then cleared off bright. Later it
rained and closed with a heavy fall of
snow.
Max Weinberger qualified in the county
court last Tuesday as administrator of the
three Hungarians who were killed by the
explosion in the mines at Pocahontas last
November
The case of the Commonwealth vs. Geo.
W., John and ]. w. Jones will not be call
ed in the county court until next Mon
day, the witnesses having been summoned
on that day.
During the next thirty days We offer all
ovsrcoats, mems, boys and children's
suits at st to reduce stock. For those
who are looking for bargains this is the
time to buy. Hartman & Bottimore.
The quarterly meeting held in the
Methodist church on last Saturday and
Sunday was very good meeting, and
there were fine congregations at the SER
vices on Sunday.
On Monday evening Miss Ida Miner,
daughter of H. Miner, of Pocahontas,
was married to Mr.. Louis Harris, Of Phila |
delphia. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides father, Rabbi Rappo
port officiating.
All the hotels at Tazewell have advanced
their rates to $500 per day. This was
proper as they were all losing money at
the cut rates. Tazewell has excellent no.
tells, their tables being as we'll furnished as
any in the State.
Mr.. j. r. Lupton of Roanoke Va,
Agency Director of the n. Y. Life, spent
several days in town the first Of the week
with the ]. F. Hurt Ins. Agency, district
agents of this the greatest Life Ins. Comp
any in the world.
Mr.. j. F. Randenbush, of the Salem
Tanning Company, will be at Tazewell,
on Tuesday, Feb. 18th. County court day.
to make contracts for chestnut oak bark.
Persons who have bark to sell will do well
to meet him here.
Mr.. l. c. Dodd moved last Monday to
Tptop, where they will take up their res
ldence in the future. The friends of these
good people regretted to see them leave
our town and will welcome them back
AGAIN should they decide to return.