Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

The cheapest line of pictures in Taze-
well at j. b. Hankns' & Co.
We are requested to give notice that all
the dry goods stores in town will be closed
on Christmas day.
Felt. cotton and shuck mattresses,
couches and childreh's beds.
Tazewel Supply Company.
Pobst gives notice that he will make "a
war on prices" from now until Christmas.
Read his advertisement
Our line of Ladies' Dress Skirts is very
handsome-at from csc to S6.S7.
j. b. HAWKINS & Co.
r. c. Chapman has an interesting adj
vertisement this week. You will miss
something if you do not read it,
Time is money. Why then not have
one of the nice watches at Hankins' Rack
ct Store? Prices from $1.25 TO $23.OO.
DR.. ]. H. Morgan is now manufacturing
tooth powders and tooth wash from
formulas that are pronounced excellent.
STRICTLY Business. $1,000 overcoats
reduced to $3.50; $1,000 ,overcoats re,
duced to IS. so; $3.50 overcoats reduced
to S6.00.-Harrisson & Gillespie Bros.
Last night Mr.. S. w. Bourne was mar
ried to Miss Minnie H, Lewis. The cere-
lnony took place at the residence of Mr..
James Peck on Tazewell Avenue, and was
performed by Rev. j. n. Hartman.
All persons indebted to us are requested
to be prepared to settle their account
| January lst either by cash or bank note
with necessary endorsers.
BUsToN & Sons.
We hear that new schedule for all pas
senger trains ON the Norfolk and Western
system will be put in operation next SUM-
dav, We ale not informed as to how it
will affect trains on the Clinch Valley Di-
vision.
Don't forget that Harrison & Gillespie
Bros. store is headquarters for all novel;
ties in shirts, cellars, cuffs, underwear,
neckwear, Gloves, silk handkerchiefs, ETC.
See their Xmas line.
Mr.. Ashby Henry, who is teaching at
Birmingham, Ala, and his sister, Miss
Aylett Henry, who has been attending
school there, arrived at Tazewell last Mon
day to spend the holidays with their
parents.
We have too many ladies' jackets and
capes, and in order to reduce the stock we
have decided to slaughter prices for the
next two weeks. Now is your chance for
a bargain. Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
On last Friday night party of young
people "stormed" Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Price. The evening was enjoyed by all
who we're in the party, and they wish to
thank Mr.. and Mrs. Price for the excel
lent entertainment given them.
The report has gone out that number
of our young people will attend the Ma
tiona BUSINESS College, Roanoke, Va,
the first of the year. We understand the
attendance will be large January End A.,
when the next session opens.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Clarence Wynn, of Burke's Garden, to
Miss Maud Gillespie, daughter of Mr. 7.
A. Gillespie, of Cedar Bluff. The mar
rage will take place on Wednesday, the
26th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father.
One hundred tons of Timothy Hay.
Write for prices.
Tazewell Supply Company.
The records in two important chancery
cases decided at the recent term OF Iaze-
we'll circuit court, are being copied for the
purpose of taking them to the Supreme
Court of Appeals. They are Otis Caldwell
VS.. Glenn and Alsop; Mosby & Co. VS..
Catett & Jenkins. The plaintiffs in both
cases won in the circuit court.
Russell Greek r. O. NJ, car lot S2.O5.
TAzEwELL SUPPLY Co.
w. A. Barns & Co advertise their new
roller mills. recently put in operation at
Maiden Spring By persons who are
competent judges, these mills are pro-
nounced the best equipped in this section
of the country. The splendid grades Of
-four they are manufacturing are rapidly
gaining fine reputation. Many persons
in Iazewell will now use no other flour.
If you try it you will be pleased.
Russell Greek Lump Coal, car lot, 200
per ton.
MIR. ]. w. Pendeton, of the Chihowle
Lumber Company, was in town Tuesday
and informed us that his Company was
pushing the construction of its tramway
from the head of Poor Valley to Saltville.
Five miles have been completed and are
being used by the company in hauling its
lumber. BY the first of next May the
line will be built as far as Laurel Gap.
Mr.. Pendleton told us he was building the
road full gague, putting down ties of the
necessary length, so that the road bed
could be used for a regular wide gague
railroad, if desired in the future.
Coal and wood heaters and cooking
stoves for sale by
Tazewell Supply Company
Rev. j. &. Dula, who is a Second Adj
ventist, preached in the court house last
Friday night to a large congregation
While most of the persons present did not
agree with him in the doctrines he preach
ed, which we're strange to them, all gave
him a respectful and attentive hearing. he
is a graceful and fluent speaker, SELF