Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-03-02

Have YOU seen the Twin Freezers at
Bowers? Makes two favors of Ice Cream
at one freezing-ask to see them.
SPOTS Brothers are advertising sauces
and pickles this week. Read their ad on
the first page.
Time to think of Garden Seeds, then
think of the best and most rellable-D'
Landreth's-at Boyer's.
March came in like lamb, but it is to
be hoped that it will not 60 out like lion'
according to the old time belief.
Landreth's Garden Seeds are burned at
end of each season, and new seeds given
for them, always fresh, at Boyer's.
Mrs. l. f.. Chapman is not recovering
as rapidly from her recent illness as heI
friends had hoped she would.
There has been snow on Rich mountain,
or what liz called the peak, for more than
two months.
MIR. G. @. Long, who has been confined
at home for several weeks, is able to be
on the streets again.
Captain ]. S. Peery still continues in
very feeble health at bis home two miles
west of Tazewell.
Mr.. j. w. Owen, Police Justice at Po'
cahontas, is at Tazewell as witness IN
case in the circuit court.
Are you getting your horses and mules
ready for the Tazewell Horse market 10
be held on the l4th inst?
Fred S. Kits, who has been at home
since the death of his father, will return
to Roanoke College tomorrow evening.
MIR. E. w, Dodd, formerly of Tazewell,
but now of Galax, Va, is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. WIG. Young, our postmaster, is
confined to his home with severe indis-
position.
Mr.. r. c. Chapman has returned from
the Eastern market, and is now receiving
his Spring stock of goods.
Mr.. ]. w. Chapman, who had been at
Bristol, Va, for more than a week on
professional business, returned to Tazewell
today.
Mrs Kate c. Peery has been quite sick
again. She was threatened with pneu-
monia, but her condition is now greatly
improved.
Some of the farmers have begun their
Spring blowing, and the indications are
that another very large crop of corn will
be raised in the county.
Senator ]. N. Hartman will start to In
dian Territory next Monday on tour of
inspection for some of bis friends who
want to buy farms.
Rev. S. o. Hall, who had been for a
month at Boston, Mass, got back to Taze-
we'll last Saturday and preached in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning.
Nearly dozen dogs were killed by be-
ing poisoned In town on Tuesday night.
Dogs have been permitted to prowl
around the streets, day and night, to such
an extent that they have become great
nuisance.
Mr.. w. Terry Bowling, of Norton, Va,
came to Tazegell on Monday and Iemaln-
ed here until Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Bowling is now engaged in the real estate
business with Mr.. w. N. Surface and they
are meeting with excellent success.
Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Harrison and
family are now moving from their home,
recently sold to the Messrs. Buston, TO the
residence of Mr.. H. G. Mccall at the east
end of town. This will be their home in
the future, and the house will be consider
ably enlarged during the Spring.
Mr.. Hal M. Crockett, aged twenty-five
wears, died at ais mothers home in Blue
field on last Sunday evening at 500 O'Clock.
His remains were brought to Tazewell on
Monday morning and taken to Burkes
Garden for burial. The cause of his death
was consumption, from which be
had been suffering for several years
past.
Bower wants to know why you pay more
for Granulated Sugar than 63c.
Arbuckles Coffee l5c.
Best Soda &c.
lob. bucket Lard S1.00.
Bib. can Tomatoes &c.
Best Rice &c.
8 cakes Sweet Maiden Soap l0c.
For Quaker Oats than l0c pkg.
Good Luck Baking Powder &c.
PearIine than &c.
Set { 6 J Tea Cups and Saucers 25c.
81 Plates 25c.
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set zoo.
Large Bowl and Pitcher than 9Oc.