Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-04-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Glass Washboards do not wear out
clothes. Boyer sells them.
Hon. Henry Bowen, of Maiden Spring,
was at Tazewell on Tuesday.
See HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. cloth
ing advertisement on the first page.
Boyer has the nobbiest line of Ladies
Hand Bags in town.
Chapman is advertising Easter MILL
merry and novelties in dress goods. Read
his advertisement.
Corn planting time has about arrived,
but the weather is too uncertain for the
farmers to venture to plant.
Boyer sells the most reliable Oan-
dreth's Garden Seeds.
Efforts are being made to have a
daily mail route established from Ben
bow in this county to Asberry in Poor
Valley.
Silverware, Cut Glass, Sterling Novel
ties and Fine China-and high class
goods of every description at Boyer's
Mr.. w. L. Moore will move his family
the last of the week to the Moss resi-
dence, where he will reside with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Moss.
Buy your clothing at the only EX-
elusive Clothing Store in Tazewell'
J. S. BOttimore.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday,
but we are not informed as to whether
there will be any special services at any
of the churches.
New line of ties just received-latest
shades in grays and browns.
J. S. Bottimore.
Mr.. H. S. Bowen, of Witten's Mills,
was at Tazewell Tuesday. He is taking
great interest in the Tazewell Horse
Market, and is very sanguine as to its
future success,
off you have not had satisfaction in
shoe wear and fit-try pair Of the wv.
L. Douglass" Shoes.
]. S. Bottimore,
Mr.. R. L. Campbell, who was recent
ly secretary and general manager of
the Dominion Fire Insurance Corpora
ton, is here on a visit.
Twenty-Five dozen Lion Brand,
Negligee Shirts just in. Call and look
over the late styles.
J. S. Bottimore.
Prof. G. L. Byron has gone to Geor-
gia on business. During his absence
Rev. r. ]. Eskridge will discharge his
duties as teacher at the High School.
Your buying judgment is now being
put to the test in selecting Spring and
Summer clothing. You will make no
mistake in buying the dressy, accurate
fitting clothing shown here-at prices
as low as high grade of goods will al
low. j. 5. Bottlmore.
The latest news received from Mr..
and Mrs, P. R. Allen is very encour-
aging as to their health. They have
recently gone from Southern Pines to
Asheville, N, G., where they will re-
main some time.
Tazewell Lodge, No. 62, A. F. and A.
NJ, held a regular communication last
Monday night and conferred the first
degree on one candidate. Two more
applications for the Masonic degrees
were presented. The membership Of
the lodge is constantly increasing,
Mr.. L. P. Summers, recently appoint
ed Internal Revenue Collector for the
Western District of Virginia, arrived at
Tazewell last Monday afternoon and re-
manned here until Tuesday afternoon.
He will take charge of his office the lst
of May.
On Tuesday afternoon the electric
car jumped the track on curve in front
of the house of Thomas Hawkins, Jr.
There were several passengers in the
ear but no one was hurt or any injury
done the car. 1t was gotten back on
the track in about an hour.
On Tuesday night, while handling a
pistol, John Alexander, son of Mr.. j. D.
Alexander, shot himself in the left side.
The bullet did not enter the cavity, but
ranged around and lodged in the back.
1t has been removed, and the young
man is in no danger from the wound.
Mrs. R. T. Bowen and her daughter,
Mrs. 8. J, Thompson, who had been to
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