Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-06-26
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Fruit Jars at Boyer's.

FRUIT jars al DOy6r b.
Great celebration at Pocahontss 4th Of
July.
Another lot of sample Rugs at Boyers.
One full day of fun at Pocahontas 4th
of July.
Miss Evalyn Kits has gone to Abing-
don, Va, to visit friends.
Full line of Tin and Agate ware at
Bowers.
Work on the Stellar building is being
pushed very rapidly this week.
Come to Pocahontas on 4th of July and
celebrate.
The brick work on the Ratlia Hotel
addition will be completed today.
Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Baseball and
sporting goods of ell kinds at Boyer's.
Mrs. James O'Keefe is attending a
missionary meeting at Wytheville, Va.
Three bands of music at Pocahontas
4th of July.
Read what the F. d. Kits Insurance
Agency has to say about "Any Old Place. "
See Perry, the high wire trick bicycle
rider, at Pocahontas 4th of July.
R c. Chapman calls attention in this
issue to his beautiful new line of lace
curtains.
Do on know that "Osborn's Cream
Flour is the best? We dat Boyer &
Co.'S.
Mrs. Gallie Friend, of Clintwood, Va
was in town yesterday, a guest of the
Ratllff Hotel.
Perry rides from house top to house.top
on his bicycle at Pocah9ntas 4th of July.
Pobst is advertising musical instruments
in this issue. A home without music is a
very dull place.
On the fourth Sunday in August Sum-
day School celebration is contemplated at
Shaver Mills.
Jno. E. Jackson advertlses some fine
and fashi unable box paper and envelopes
at cost and carriage.
The j. F. Hurt Insurance Agency calls
your attention to the saying. BE it ever
so humble there if no place like home"
Miss Jessie O'keeffe, who had been |
visiting friends for several weeks at Nor
folk, Va, returned to Tazewell last week.
Boyer & Co. Sell all the latest songs and
two.steps. Wi II also be pleased to make
special orders for anything in the music
line.
Mrs Charles Alexander has not been
so well for THO past week, and her friends
have become very solicitous about her
condition.
Miss Mamie Moss, who had been a
student the past session at the University
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, got back to
Tazewell last Tuesday.
The Misses May and Hawkins and their
young lady visitors spent Tuesday picnic
ing in Blu rke's Garden. They report a
very pleasant outing.
The PfesJy tv;;ar church is now sup
piled with electric lights. Every church
IN the q wn is now lighted with electricity
except the Episcopal.
Have you tried them? Bob White"
and Virginia" 5-cent cigars. Equal to
any $50 per thousand 1Oc cigar made.
Sold everywhere; only sc. No havoring;
sweet aroma. 262m
Rev. W. H. Book lectured at the Christ
ian church on last Tuesday night; and his
Lecture was a splendid one. We were not
present because We had not been informed
there was to be lecture.
Mr. Jno. NJ. Sheen, clerk of the county
and circuit courts OF Dickinson county, is
stopping at the Ratlif Hotel He is at
pazewell to receive medical treatment
From DR.. R. B. Gillespie.
tdSOme of our farmers who are using the J
Osborne machines pronounce them the
( best they have ever seen work. We have !
heard farmers in Smyth county recently
express similar opinions.
Mr.. B. j. Fuller, President of the Board !
of Supervisors of Tazeweil county, has
been very i'll at his home on Cavitt's Creek
for several days, but we are pleased to
hear that he is now much better.
A colored baseball team from Bramwell, |
w Va, came to Tazewell Monday after
noon, and on Tuesday morning played a
game with the .,olored team at this place.
A large crowd, both white and colored,
witnessed the game. 1t lasted about two
hours, and was won by the Tazewell team
by a score of 25 to IS.
Mr.. F. l. Suffer, one of the most re-
spected citizens of Bland county, died at |
his home on Huntingcamp Creek, in that
county, on last Saturday morning, Mr..
Suffer some years ago was sheriff Of Bland
county for one or more terms. DR..
Crockett, who was with him when he
died, informs us that the cause of his
death was Brights disease.
The shipment of lambs from the county