Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-01-16
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mr.. w. d. Knoll. of Panther, W. Va
is in town visiting his family.
A great many seats have been sold fol
the Watterson lecture, but few are left
Mrs. III. c. Anderson is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. V. L. Sexton, at Pocahon'
tas
The sons of Mr.. VIM. E. Peery, who
have been sick with scarlet fever, are al
convalescent.
J. B. Boyer & Co. give some reasons
why you should buy Sunbeam Brand u
of canned goods.
Next Tuesday will be county court day
and we expect to talk some with our SUBJ
scribers on that day.
Miss Noble White, Of Whites Forge
Va. is visiting her brother, Mr.. W. F. B.
White, at the Central Hotel.
We have decided to offer for the next
thirty days $l25 shoes at Sl.OO, Sl.5O
shoes at 81. Is, $3.50 shoes at $500, SOU
shoes at 1925. Harman & Bottlmore.
One of the hansomest calendars we have
received this year was that Of the Thistle
Plow and Foundry Company at Graham
If you like roast beef, pork, turkey or
oysters stop at theCo1ee House for dinner
court day, you can get any thing that you
call for.
Mr.. 1. G. Dodd. who is manager of the
Smoot Co. store at Tptop, has been at
bis home here for several days on account
of not being well.
Henry Walterson lie pronounced as great
on the lecture platform as he is In the ed
itoIial chair. Every person who reads
knows his reputation as an editor.
We have 80 overcoats on hand, which
we mean to lei 90 at cost, ranging in price
from 1915 to $l1. Now is your time.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
There has been new postoffice estab-
lished in Tazewell county, 1t is named
Wardell, and is at the store of Mr.. VIM
Ward, on Little River. John I. Ward is
postmaster.
Mr.. John w, Whit has sold his farm
four miles west of town to Mr.. B. F. Nc
Neil. We do not know what Mr.. Whit
intends to do, but his friends hope be Will
not leave Tazewell.
Mr.. Samuel 7. Heninger, of Burke's
Garden, has one thousand ewes, and will
raise the largest number of lambs this
year that will he raised by any one grazler
in Southwest Virginia.
During the next thirty days we offer all
overcoats, mems, boys' and chlldrens
suits at cost to reduce stock. For those
who are looking for bargains this is the
time to buy. Hartman q Bottimore.
Bland Leslie left for Washington, D. C.,
on last Saturday afternoon to accept po-
sition in the Government printing office.
Bland is a good boy and we wish him
success and promotion in his new position
Henry Watterson, the distinguished ed
itor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, will
lecture at Tazewell next Saturday night,
the 18th inst. 1t will be a great literary
treat, and you will regret it if you fail to
hear him.
The house occupied by Joseph Mathena
and famil, on the farm Of Capt. Tynes,
three miles east of town, was burned to
the ground on yesterday afternoon. All
the household property Of the occupants
was destroyed.
The dinner at theCoheeHouse last court
day was enjoyed by so nanny of the
good people of Tazewell that it desires TO
call your attention to the fact that it will
serve better dinner next court day (Tues-
day. than it did last.
Col. ]. S. Browning, of Pocahontas,
was in Washington the first of the week
and called to see the President. 1t is uD'
der.tood that Col. Browning is fighting
the reappointment of S. Brown Allen as
Marshal of theWestern District of Virginia.
DO not fail to try our oranges, we have
Florida, California seedless and the cele-
bated Kid Glove orange. The latter il
the finest and most DELEGATE flavor of any,
unequaled for breakfast fruit.
Buston & Sons.
The Lutheran pastor, Rev. w. d. Sci
del, will preach in the Episcopal church
on Sunday, the 9th inst, morning and
night. Services preparatory to the COM
munion will take place Immediately pre-
ceding the morning service.
The Tazewell Supply Company gives no.
lice that they are now marking and selling
all its clothing at 20 per cent. on first cost.
The company has found out that the most
satisfactory way to do business is to mark
Ill goods at small profit and sell them.
Mr.. ]. F. Raudenbush, manager of the
salem Tanning Co. will be at Tazewell at
he February term of the county court to
BUY chestnut oak bark. See bis adver-
lsement in another column. In the
meantime, if you have bark to cell, write
lim.
Mr.. w. B. Henry, who has been in the
PENSION Department, at Washington, for
ONE time, has resigned his position in
hat department, and has come to Taze-
Tell to accept position in the Bank of
finch Valley. He is now engaged in the
'ank.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Miner, of Pocahon-
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