Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-03-31
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Ladies wrist bags at 3oyer's.


position again and will be at Tazewell
again in the course of few weeks.
Easter thoughts are budding-so's our
Easter ties.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday and
many of our lady friends have provided
themselves with new gowns and new hats
for the occasion. We hope the day will
oe warm and sunshiny so that the ladies
will not be disappointed.
Mrs. H. P. Britain a few days ago
stepped on a rusty nail and 1t penetrated
her foot. For several days the wound
was very painful and she was seriously
threatened with blood poison, but the
danger was averted and she is now getting
along nicely.
The object of Blacks special ten day
offer is to close out small lots of last sea
sons cards, to make room for the new
mounts.
Last week We announced that MIR. w
s. Moore, representing d. B. Ryland &
Co., would be at Tazewell from the 4th ia
9Th OF April. He has written us to an
nounce that he will be here from the LEI
to the 9Th of April, that is three day.
earlier than as first stated.
New STYLES in ladies wash dress fabrics
coming IN every week at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Vince Shrader was brought before U. S.
Commissioner I. A. Gillespie on yesterday
on charge of breaking into and robbinG
the postoffice at Rocky Gap, Va, on the
night of the 9TH Of January, 1900. The
Commissioner sent him on for indictment
by U. S. grand jury
The handsomest line of ladies' hosiery
in the town.
Harrison & Gillespie Bro.
There are seventeen prisoners now con
fined in the county jail. The place, o
course, is much overcrowded as the build
ing was built many years ago, and with ne
view of having go many persons confined
therein at any one time. 1t will not b'
long until Tazewell county will have t,
build new jail
Want to see tue prettiest line of young
mems suits? Gail at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. 7. 4. George, clerk of Tazewel
county, is absent from his Office thii
week. He went to Abingdon last Satur
day, and after visiting his daughter, Mel
lie, who is at Martha Washington College
he went to Tennessee to look at some cat
tie with view to purchasing them.
Want white vest for Easter? We have
them.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Cards have been sent out for the mar
rage of Miss Jean Davidson May to DR.
Thomas Holland Johnson. The bride. Ito bt
is the daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ]
May, of Tazewell, and the groom-elect is 6
rising young physician Of Radford, Va
The marriage will take place on the 9th o.
April at 11:30 a. m. and will be at the res
idence of the brides father.
Swft's fertilizers. Avery's Disc Corn
Planters, with fertilizer attachments
Garden Flows.
Tazewell Supply Co.
At the recent meeting of the Virgins
State Board of Pharmacy, Henry White
passed a successful examination, and il
now a regularly licensed druggist. He Il
the son of Mr.. A. B. White of this place
and began to learn the business as a clerk
in the drug store of John E. Jackson
For several years past be has been clerk
ing in drug store at Blackstone, Va.
Messrs. w. A. Whitley and George P
Hall, of North Tazewell, have subscribed
large amounts to the stock of The Taze
well Light and Power Company, We hope
that others of that town will do likewise.
1t is an enterprise in which both towns are
equally interested as to results, and an
electric car line is bound to advance the
interests of both in equal proportion.
On Saturday it was asOertained that
Will Barns, colored, the son of Bev Barns,
was sick with the smallpox, at bis home
between town and North Tazewell. Dr.
@. I. st. Clair was called to see him and
put in force the necessary quarantine
measures. He also vaccInated all thoee
who had been exposed to the disease. 1t
has been found that by taking such pre-
cautions the disease can always be re-
stricted and prevented from spreading
We have received this week a letter
from good subscriber in which he says:
"Please find enclosed one dollar for your
NdludOlC phpCis IL 10 nOibh bWiNO viz
amount asked for it. 1 could not do with.
out it, as it keeps me posted on the lead
ing Issues Of the day and also helps one to
keep track of the rascality of the Demo
cratic party" We consider this a high
compliment to the worth of the "Repub-
lican," coming as it does from man who
is tiller of the soil, one of the best peo.
pie.
News was received here by phone on
Sunday afternoon that Mrs. Harman New.
berry was very ill at her home in Bland
county. Later information announced
that she was some better. Mr.. and Mrs,
w. o. Barns, Of the Cove, passed through
town On Monday afternoon and were
joined by Mrs. W. q. Mustard that after
noon. They went on to Bland. On
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E.
Peery, Jr., also started to Bland. Mrs.
Doo~, o.I Me norna ora Of