Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

10 not Iall 10 near I1On.
Jacob Yost on the 22nd.
Miss Louise Cecil Pendleton left for
WEIGH, w. Va, on Tuesday. She will
organize a class of piano music and voice
culture which will be under her direction
this winter.
We are agents for "W. L. Douglass"
best in the world" Vici,
velour, calfskin and cordoyan feathers.
We do not believe there 10 better shoe
on the market at the price-$S.00, $3.50
and $500.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Watkins, Of Grundy,
Va, are at Tazewell, and are stopping at
the Ratli6 Hotel. Mr.. Watkins is here
for the benefit of his health, and is under
the medical care of Drs. Crockett and
Greever.
We have IN stock four styles of light
weight rain-proof overcoats-just the right
weight for ordinary. winter days.
Hartman & Bottimore
Hon. Jabob Yoet will speak at Tazewel
next Saturday, the 22nd inst. We have
received letter from him saying he will
surely be here. Let all men, of all parties
come out to hear him. They will hear an
able speech.
LOST-On the day Of Mains show
lost young setter dog. He is about hall
grown, white with liver spots on ears and
body. Suitable reward for his return.
r. B. GILLESPIE,
Tazewell, Va
A number Of gentleman of the Demo
cratic persuasion went to Blue6eld or
Tuesday afternoon to attend the Demo
cratic meeting there on that night, and tC
shake hands with the youthful vice-presi-
dental candidate.
Hon. Jacob Yost will speak
in the Court House at Taze.
well on Saturday, October
22nd., at 1 p. m. Come out
and hear him.
1t is with regret that we announce thai
Rey. r. K. Sutherland, who for the past
two years has been preacher 10 charge o.
Tazewell circuit, has been sent to Rad
ford for the coming year. Mr.. Sutherland
has been very popular as preacher and
pastor.
The second shipment Of export cattle
of the "pool" at this point was made or
Tuesday. There were about seven hun
dred cattle in the shipment, and they
were in excellent condition, considering
the dry weather We have had In this sec.
ton for some weeks.
On last Sunday afternoon at LOO O'Clock
Katie Hubble, daughter of Mr.. Cas- Hub
BILE, died from typhoid fever. She wat
twelve years old, was very bright little
girl, and belonged to the Sunday school
class OF the late Rufus A. Hartman. The
funeral took place on Monday afternoon
and the remains were buried at the new
cemetery.
We want to thank all of our customers
for the success attained by this store. We
know that no business can succeed with
out having and holding the confidence and
good will of its patrons. That.no perma'
neDt business success can be built upon
any other foundation. Every piece OF
merchandise leaving this store bears with
it guarantee to be as represented. Tell
us if it is not and We will make it right.
Hartman & Baltimore.
J. N. and J. w. Hartman are in Rich
mond this week. They we're called there
by the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company to confer with the company
concerning the General Agency which has
been so successfully handled by the late
K. A. Hartman in this territory. Misses
Maggie and Lucy Hartman accompanied
them to take in the sights Of the capital
city.