Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-11-14
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Buv boots at Cbapman's court day.

Remember the Iazewel gallery will
close December LIST.
Robt j. Burdette, the inimitable humor-
list, lectures in Tazewell Nov. %.
We have the cheapest line Of ladies
capes and jackets in Tazewell.
j. b. Hawkins & Go.
See the advertisement of Buston &. Sons
they offer special prices on Obelisk -four
You want that baby's picture. Well
this is positively your last chance for this
winter.
Boots worth $3.50 for $l.75 at Chap
mans court day.
r. L. Hopkins has just finished and
erected fine monument over the grave
of J. Ed. Hartman.
Messrs. 7. E. George, ]. S. Gillespie and
Henry Bowen got back from Washington
D, c., on yesterday.
Negatives for Christmas work must be
made now. Don't delay another day
The studio must close Dec. LIST.
Hon A. p. Gillespie left for Richmond
last Sunday afternoon to resume his duties
in the Constitutional Convention.
Some weather prophets are predicting
that we will have mild winter. This lie
fortunate as coal is higher than usual.
The big land case of Watkins ct al VS..
King was argued again last week in the U.
5. Circuit Court of Appeals at Richmond
The Thanksgiving advertisement OF bar
risson & Gillespie Bros. suggests some Of
the things you should have for Thanks
giving day.
According to the number of votes cast at
the recent election, the Republican major
ity in Tazewell county was the largest the
party ever received.
We are now busy printing brief for
Mr.. w. H. Werth to be filed in an impor-
tant case pending IN the Supeme Court
of Appeals at Richmond.
The F. D. Kits Insurance Agency states
the important truth that it is not only
what you paw but what you get in return
that should be considered.
r. l.. Hopkins points with pride to the
fine monument sold to Adams Bros fol
their father, Col Henry Ward Adams. Ii
will be shipped to Eastern Virginia.
Have you seen the "Peerless Sepia'
life size portrait 1 am makiDg2 1t is the
prime of perfection In portrait work-noth'
ing finer for Christmas present.
Black, the Photographer.
Preaching at Christian church next Sun
day evening at 7:3O O'Clock by the pastor
The sermon will be illustrated upon
chart, subject, "Three Railroads to Etel
nity."
The members of the Christian church
have set apart November "a as Children
Rally Day. An entertainment will b'
given for the benefit of the Foreign Mis-
son Society.
Burdette, or CHERRY Bob is known il
many countries, and we are fortunate IL
having an opportunity to hear him Mon
day evening, Nov %. Tickets on sale a
Jackson's, Friday Nov..22.
Christian Endeavor subject for next ser
vice, preaching and Hearing" leader
Mr.. Timothy Patton. Scripture reading
Rom. 10, II. Strangers welcome to thes'
services.
Owing to other business requiring my
personal attention this winter, Positivsl!
must close my Tazewel studio Decembe
. let. Come in now and you will find mi
Glad 10 serve you ill that date.
a. Nj. Black.
: Messls. James George and H. q. Peerl
got back yesterday from the Hot SPRING
where theylhad been for several weeks
Harvey George Peery who went with then
to the springs decided to remain anothe
week.
Hon. j. r. Witten and his daughter
Miss Jennie, started on Monday for Mis-
souri,, where they will spend the winte
visiting Mrs. Robert Crockett, who is {
laughter of Mr.. Witten, and resides nea
Albany.
Rev. L. H. Paul, of Noisy Creek, Au
/ gusta county, Va. will preach in the Pres
b terrain church next Sunday morning
This church has extended cali, we ar,
informed, to Rev. Paul, but it has no
= yet been accepted.
There is an epidemic Of scarlet feve
prevailing at East Radford. A number o
cases are reported among children ant
adults. The public schools have beef
closed for thirty days and she Sunda.
Schools have been discontinued