Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-13
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

For Leather Goods, Fine Purses, Pocket
Books, Card Cases, or Bill Books, our line
is complete. jackson.
There is still some talk of building
large hotel at Tazewell for Summer re
sort.
The best line of confectionery on the
market. All fresh goods in neat, clean
packages, at Jackson's
Spots Bros, in their regular space, call
attention to their fresh, new stock of all
kinds of Christmas sweets and delicacles.
Writing Desks, Travelling Sets, Toilet
Sets, Manicure Sets, Collar and Cuff Box
es, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Al.
buns, at Jackson's.
There has not been petition filed by
citizen of Tazewell county for relief in
bankruptcy under the provisions of the
bankrupt law which went into operation
over two years ago.
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.
Messrs. Jos. S. Gillespie, John w.
Crockett and w. JEFF Gillespie and JEFF
Hoge, who attended the cattle show at
Chicago, express themselves as greatly
pleased with the exhibition.
Don't forget that Harrison & Gillespie
Bros. store is headquarters for all novel
ties in shirts, cellars, cuffs, underwear,
neckwear, Gloves, silk handkerchief, etc.
See their Xmas line.
A special convocation of o Keehe Chap
ter, No. &c, Royal Arch Masons was held
on last Monday night and the first three
degrees were conferred on DR.. j. K.
Hicks of Clear Fork.
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
bargain. Harrison d Gillespie Bros.
The farmers, so far, have had to feed
their cattle very little this Winter. If the
snow keeps of the ground many will not
have to feed any before the LIST of January.
Bower hasn't The "Reverses" Of a
Bachelor in stock at present, but has ar
ranged with a talented young lawyer OF
the town, who has many times been on
"The Wing of OCCASION" to furnish an
edition" at an early date.
Tuesday will be county court day and
we hope all our delinquent subscribers will
come to town prepared to settle up. 1t is
our purpose to collect by law from those
who remain persistently delinquent.
A special communication of TazewelI
Lodge, No. 60, A..F. & A. NJ, was held
last Friday night. Mr.. L. f. Walker, of
Clear Fork, and Mr.. w. V. Thompson, of
this place were made Master Masons.
The great books of the year-"Cardi-
nails Snuff Box" "Boy," "Mrs. Pen
wick, +" "The Redemption of David Car
son, B" "In Connection of the DR.. Willough-
by Claim" "Eben Holden" Senator
North, "On the Wing of OCCASIONS
all may be bad at Boyer's.
H. w. Pobst notifies our readers that
christmas is eeping closer" and men,
tons few of the many beautiful and
useful articles he has that are suitable for
presents.
On yesterday afternoon at o'clock Mr..
w. S. Witt was married to Miss Maggie
]. Green, daughter of Mr.. Deskins Green.
The marriage took place at the home OF
tt e brides father, at Midway, this county.
The ceremony was performed by r. T.
Webb, preacher in charge of Cedar Bluff
circuit.
We are overstocked in cheap and me.
dirm priced suits and overcoats, and I'M
til same are closed out will sell same at
reduced prices. $3.50 Suits and Over.
coats, now Sc so; $3.50 Suits and Over
coats, now $3.50; $500 Suits and Over
coats, now 81. 20. Also a few suits and
long overcoats reduced to $3.50 each.
Hartman and Bottimore.
Mr.. R. d. Brown has sold his farm on
Cavitt's Creek to Peel Hartman, and will
move in the near future to Nebraska. On
next Saturday, the 10th inst, Mr.. Brown
will sell at his home on Cavitt's Creek
considerable live stock, grain, forage and
other articles. An advertisement for the
sale can be found in another column of
the REPUBLICAN.
1t is reported that the National Business
College, Roanoke, Va, will be we'll rep
resented from our country when the next
term opens Jan. 2, 1901. This country
has been we'll represented during the past
term, and we understand that those who
have attended this school have done well,
and calls have been made upon the stu
dents as fast as they could be graduated.
Those going in body of two or more from
the same section can receive special rates
from the school.
This morning at 7 o'clock Mr.. A. j.
Van Pelt died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Lilly, at the age of eighty
seven. He had been a resident of this
place for more than fifty years, and was
highly esteemed as an honest, good man.
He had been member, of Tazewell
Lodge, No. 81, A. +. & A. M. for about
forty years. He will be buried tomorrow
with full Masonic honors.