Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-23
TOWN AND COUNTY, NEWS.

DOyeI udS Iio uuOot hhO VI AOhOS SO~PS
in the city.
Mrs. A. j. May is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Johnson, at RadfOrd, Va.
Fourth July Decorations and Fireworks,
at Boyer's.
Miss Bessie Witten, of Bluefeld, is visit
ing the Misses Cooley, at Tazewell.
Croquet Sets, Tennis and Baseball
Goods, at Boyer's.
See the big "Red Tag" advertisement OF
r. G. Chapman on the first page.
Bred in the Bone, The Crossing and
other late books, at Boyer's.
Miss Julia Pendleton is visiting her els
ter, Mrs. c. F. Tynes, at Gary, W. Va.
Just received samples of hand painted
china, at Boyer's.
There is promise Of splendid apple
crop in Tazewell county this year.
Peerless Ice Cream Freezers are the
best, at Boyer's.
Mrs. w. l. Painter and her two little
sons are visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. l..
Painter at Liberty Hill this week.
You don't know the pleasure ~ of
being your own cook till you get one OF
those Blue Flame Oil Stoves, at Boyer's.
Misses Lyde and May Baldwin, of Blue
field, are in town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Barns.
Miss Helen Fudge. of North Tazewell,
who has been on visit to Chattanooga,
Tenn, is back home again.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. are adver-
Using their annual clearance sale. See
their advertisement on first page.
Mrs. James Peirce and her two children,
of Stonega, Va, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Surface, at Tazewell
The corn in Tazewell county is looking
we'll. There is an unusually large acreage
this year aud if the season continues IA
vorable the crop will be an abundant one'
MIR. and Mrs. T. C. Bowen are expected
to reach here some time tomorrow. They
left New York on Tuesday evening, travel
ing by boat from New York 20 Norfolk.
Mrs. G. 4. Wilson and children and
Miss Celest Wilson, of Lynchburg, Va,
are at the Ratlf Hotel, and will spend
the Summer here. Mrs Wilson has spent
several seasons at Tazewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Barns and their two
daughters, of Liberty Hill, left yesterday
afternoon for Argentina, Kansas, where
they will visit Mrs. R. B. Brown, who is
sister of Mrs. Barns.
Rosebugs are playing havoc With cher
ries and other small fruits in some of the
orchards about town. They are also at
lacking grapes that are now just bloom
ing.
There was cloudburst near the head Of
Lincolnshire Branch near Five Oaks on
last Sunday afternoon. The fences Of
some of the farmers in that vicinity were
washed out but no other damage wSs
done.
Mrs. Avery, of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
spent part of last Summer at Tazewell
has returned here to spend part OF THU
Summer. Mrs. Avery is pleased with the
delightful atmosphere and beautiful seen
cry of Tazewell. She Is stopping witt
Mrs. w. 6. Harrison.
Thomas Moxley and Eliza Bailey, two
of the prisoners confined in the Jail here
under sentence to the penitentiary, will bt
taken to Richmond this afternoon. There
are seven more prisoners in the Jail who
have been sentenced to the penitentiary
but no arrangements have been made tC
take them to the State prison.
Mr.. Joseph S. Young, of Fort Worth
Texas, was in town yesterday. He was
lust from the Cove where he had spent the
past week visiting relatives and friends
and enjoying the familiar scenes of hi
boyhood. Mr.. Young says the big din
ners in the Cove are greatly to be enjoyed
but are very dangerous to the health anc
life of the ordinary man.
The Tazewell Street Railway Company
has purchased all its necessary equipments
The rails and wires have been bought fol
Immediate delivery, but the cars and en-
CINE will not be shipped until the power
house is nearing completion. On yester
day work was commenced on the founda'
ton of the power house. Within foul
months we expect to see electric cars run
ming from Main Street to the station.
Tazewell Supply Company
is offering % cents cash fol
good grade of unwashed WOO
delivered at Tazewell. This
price is subject to immediate
acceptance and the market
change.
The Tazewell County Medical Society
will hold its regular annual meeting at THU