Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-09-25
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
See the AntO.Try.It 10 cents cigar.

There are none like them, "Bob White"
Sc cigars.
Mr.. j. g. Buston has gone to New York
on business for Buston & Sons.
If you want to smoke 1Oc cigars, smoke
the Virginia "-only DC.
r. G. Chapman devotes his regular
space this week to talk about his tailor
made suits.
The only cigar made Of $3.50 per lb'
Havana tobacco and sold for l0cts is the
Anto-Try-It 10 cent cigar.
Harrison and Gillespie Bros. publish a
very important prescription in their regu.
lar advertising space.
Virginia" &c cigar.
See what Cammack and Black have to
cay about their photographs in another
column of this issue.
Trunks, valses, telescopes and grips, all
styles and prices.
Harrison q Gillespie Bros.
Squire T. A. Gillespie, of Cedar Bluff, is
at Tazewell in charge of the Ratlh Hotel
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Barns.
The latest effects in imported dress fab.
rics-all styles and prices.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Farmer who fails to attend the
Farmers Institute that will be held at
Tazewell next Saturday will make a or eat
mistake.
Latest styles in Negligee Shirts, under.
wear and hosiery. See our line before
buying. %
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Crocker, of Staunton Va, has ar
rived at Tazewell and holds a position as
stenogapher with The j. f. Hurt Insur.
ance Agency.
Dark blue, green, tan, grey and black
are the prevailing eolors in our Ladies
Tailor made Suits-$l0 90 to $50 90.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
at II O'Clock Saturday morning. Preach
ing and Communion services at IL O'Clock
Sunday morning. No services Sunday
night.
We publish in another column a report
of the condition of the Bank of Clinch
Valley. 1t is a splendid showing and
shows continual growth in the volume OF
the banks business.
Have you tried the "Bob White" &c
cigar?
We learn there are a number of public
schools in the county that have not been
supplied with teachers. The salaries paid
the teachers are so nlggardly that it is a
surprise that any competent teachers can
be secured.
After Sunday, the 2Sth inst. there will
be four trains daily. One will run from
Bluefeld to Richlands, leaving Bluefeld
at a. m. and returning from Richards
at p. m. This is a remarkable change
and we hope it will be continued.
Mr.. Will Henry Anderson left last
Saturday afternoon for New York where
he will take up his residence for the future.
We hear he has secured good position in
a guarantee Office in that city. He is
capable young man, and we wish him the
abundant success in his new home.
On last Saturday afternoon a hack team
belonging to the Ratlif livery and being
used by Mr.. w. T. Watkins ran over
high bank on a mountain near Swords
Creek, Va, which resulted in Mr. Wat
kins getting badly bruised and the team
was so badly mangled it has not been in
shape to be brought home yet.
Prof. .ShowaIter, principal Of Tazewell
College and Business School, has secured
two schoships at Washington and Lee,
University for his students. One was
given Mr.. Sam l.. Peery in the academic
Department, and the other to Mr. James
Hartman in the law department. The
eleventh session OF Tazewell college has
opened with an unusually large number
of boarding students, a very large class
has started in shorthand and typewritiog,
and several students are preparing for the
universities and medical schools.
On last Saturday night shooting scrape
occurred in the east end of North Taze
well, better known as "Blacksburg." Dave
Bell and Fred Dinkous became involved
in difficulty and Bell shot at Dinkous,
who was standing in crowd, but missed
him the ball striking Tom Horton, by
stander, in the back. All the parties were
colored and the officers should try and get
these men who are always raising some
and let the court handle
them. The ball has not yet been extract
from Horton but no serious danger is APP
pretended.