Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-10-18
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

speak at this place on the 9th inst.
ladies' Jackets, Capes. Skirts, Waists
etc. at HAWKINS RACKET STORE.
Sportsmen are killing great number
of partndges. The birds are young an(
easy to kill.
Stratton & Storms cigars at Jackson's
They are the best on the market. Try
Capadura.
Mr.. j. Randolph Henry, of Lynchburg
Va, has been in town several days visiting
his parents.
The first heavy frost We have had thiI
season came last night, but did no harm
The season has been unusually mild.
Coolest in hot weather, warmest is colo
are Thomson's "Glove Fitting" Corsets
w. T. WITrEN q Co.
VIM. C. Pendleton will speak at Cedar
Bluff tomorrow (Friday) night, and al
on Saturday, the Goth, at II
o'clock a. m.
Rev. T. K. Handy has been returned t.
the Tazcwell District as its presiding ell
der. This will be gratifying to all the
Methodist charges il the district.
You want some photos for Christmas
presents. Have the negative made no"
while you lave the chance.
II. w. Pobst advertises sacred lilies auc
all other kinds of winter blooming flower
bulbs. He also has vases and bowls tC
grow the bulbs in.
There was a very large crowd in town
1t was one of the most orderly
crowds we have ever seen, and there was
very little drinking.
Thomson's "Glove Fitting" Corset com
bines good form and good style. For sale
by w. T. WITTEN & Co.
r. e. Chapman reminds our readers tina
the nights are "getting pretty cool" anC
offers some valuable suggestions about no
catching colds.
Nj. ]. Powell Royal will address th'
voters of Tazewell county at Wittenl
Mill on next Saturday afternoon. There
should be good crowd out to hear him
Have you seen that ALL WOOL heeceG
underwear at HAWKINS RACKET STORE; e
81 .25 suit.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. remind yol
that "the smell of spow is in the air." anC
that it is time to buy your Fall and Winte
suits. They have them.
We are requested to give notice tina
Rev. w. E. Bailey, of Giles county, Va.
wall on next Sunday be at Tazewell an(
assist Rev. w. H. Greever in holding com
munion services at the Episcopal church
If you want a picture of the baby, dom
put it off. Come in at once. You vii
not have another chance this Fall o.
Winter.-A. M. BLACK.
The Huffard property was sold last Tues
day by ]. w. Chapman and II. G. Alder
son, commissioners. The property wal
purchased by ]. M. Coffee, w. j. HOgt
and ]. W. Moss, who bid it in at the pric'
ofS456O.
Thomsons "Glove Fitting" Corset hal
made American figures famous. w. L
WITTEN & 20. sell it.
Among the persons from distance who
came to hear General Gordon lecture a
Tazewell last Saturday night, were MIR
and Mrs. John q. Mathews and Mrs. d
L. Osenton, of Gardeners, Russell county
Virginia.
Let us sell you a suit for your boy. Sizes
from years to 20 years.-HANKINs' RACK
EFT STORE.
Capt. r. T. Bowen, of the Norfolk and
Western, will in the future have charge Of
one of the work trains on the Clinch Val
ley Division. He is at present making
headquarters at Swords Creek; but hopes
in a short while to have charge Of train
with headquarters at Tazewell.
The best cigars on the market are the
Capadura, Daniel Manning and Chauncey
Depew-at Jackson's.
General Walker spoke on Tuesday night
at Broad Ford, in Smyth county, to one
Of the largest crowds ever gathered at that
place to hear any speaker. We learn from
gentlemen who were present that he made
IN able speech and produced an excellent
The photograph gallery will be closed
or the Winter after November LIST. No
Ice the change of date from November
It'll tc November LIST.
Mr.. w. ii. Worth, a lawyer, lately OF
Joeburn, but formerly of Richmond, Va,
las come to Tazewell and located for the
practice of bis profession. He will prac-
ice in partnership with MIR. ]. w. Hicks,
If Graham. MIR. and Mrs. Worth are
with Mrs. Jennie Ratliff.
A big reduction in price at Blacks gal
cry till it closes November LIST. Don't
orget you get the very best work, and it
s your last chance here this Winter.
Yesterday afternoon Elisha Profit, who
s charged with killing Jesse Whorley
hear Witten's Mill several weeks ago, " as
brought before H. g. Peery, a justice of
peace, for preliminary trial. Profit was
by Col. A. j. May and defend
I'd by j. Powell Royal. He was sent on
by the justice and the grand jury will pass
Upon the case today.
Overcoats and listers for men and boys
all sizes and prices in stock. If you
Uaut an OOprc0at of anv nrica from 50 IN