Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-10-17
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Our overcoats are value wonders.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.

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Hello central-give us everybody.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros
Mr.. j. W. Chapman spent part of last
week at WEIGH investigating land titles.
Everything fits here, even our prices.
Harrison q Gillespie Bros.
Miss Bertha Cox, of Chilhowie, is teach
ing for Mr.. j. b. Painter, Of Witten's
Mill.
Miss Mary c. Ellis, of Amherst, Va, is
visiting her sister, Mrs John E. Jackson,
at this place.
Our boys suits are the talk of the town.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Bland Leslie is i'll with the fever. We
hope he may not have serious attack
and will soon be out again.
Remember the "New Wonder Stock
Company will be at Tazewell each night
next week with fine repertoire of the
most popular plays.
Major Henry and his daughter, Miss
Lucy, will 90 to Petersburg next week to
attend the reunion of Confederate Neter-
ans.
can make you photo buttons, brooches
scsrfpins or anything in the photo jeTelry
or novelty line. Get photo pin with
neat gold frame. A. Nj. Black, photogra-
pher, Tazewel, Va
Oar prices remove any excuse for not
being well dressed.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros
MIR. ]. Powell Royal, who had been at
tending the Pan-American Exposition,
got back home on Tuesday.
Special scenery will be used by the
"New Wonder Stock Company, " and each
entertainment will have instrumental, vo'
cal and dancing specialties.
We have suits for every purpose except
to wear out. Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
There is a very fatal epidemic of cholera
among hogs and chickens throughput this
section. There is positive preventive
and cure in the Great Western Cholera
Cure. Jno. E. Jackson wholesale and re-
tail agent.
The new iron bridge which is being
placed on the Clinch Valley road just west
Of Wittens Mills is a very fine piece Of
work. 1t takes the place of what was
heretofore a very dangerous trestle.
Don't delay any longer in getting that
photograph you have been talking about
You want a family group. Come in while
the roads are good and before bad wealth
er sets in. A. NJ. Black, Photographer.
We slice the price instead of the value
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson, who at
! tended the Richmond Carnival, got bach
TO Tazewell last Saturday. They were de
lighted with their trip to Richmond.
! If you buy it of us its all right.
. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros
We have placed new front door in the
Republican" office. 1t opens easy tt
all who wish to see us, especially to thos
who want work done or wish to adjus
their accounts. Come and open the new
door.
7 Il you have photo you want copied Of
enlarged, don't risk losing it by giving Il
an agent Take 1t to A. NJ. Black, thu
photographer, Tazewell, and see how littl'
money it takes to get the best and fee
: sure that your work is safe.
If you see it in our ad you will find it in
our store. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
in. Hartman, Republican candidate
for State Senate, was in town yesterday
having returned from partial canvass Of
Russell and Dickinson counties. He wen
to Pocahontas last night, and will contin
ne tc make an active canvass Of the dis
trict until election day.
A dollar isn't any bigger in our store
than elsewhere, but it buys more.
HARRISON G. Gillespie Bros
> Rev. J. S. French is at Tazewell and
will remain here for the week. He will
preach in the Methodist church next Sum
day morning. AS this will be bis last SER
mon in Tazewell for some time there will
, be large congregation to hear him.
There should be full turnout of people
next Tuesday to hear Col. j. Hampton
Hoge and Hugh Gordon Miller discuss
the issues of the day. These two gentle.
men rank very high as public speakers
and their remarks are likely to be very
entertaining.
A great stock of boys clothing. You
should see it. Harrison & Gillespie Bros
On Tuesday six hundred export cattle
were shipped from Tazewell station. They
had been purchased by Nelson Morris, o
Chicago, and will 60 to Liverpool Two
hundred and ffty-four of the cattle came
from Bnrke's Garden, and the balance