Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-04-10
TOWN AND COUNTY, NEWS

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gests "good idea to our readers.
The April Nos. of the Designer and De-
lineatoi are now on sale at-kacKson B.
Mrs. Sarah Britain still remains conhn'
ed to her home with severe indisposition.
Judge John H. Fulton, of the Wythe'
vile bar, is here attending circuit court
There will be preaching at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday at IL a. m. and
at 8 p. M.
A valuable chainless bicycle is the sub
iect of Jno. K. Jackson's advertisement
this week.
Mrs. Sallie Sanders is very i'll at the
home of her son, Walter NJ. Sanders, near
Graham.
Have YOU seen HARRISON & Gillespie
Bros. spring styles in soft bosom shirts?
They are beauties.
Hankins & Son want you to give atten-
ton to some of the great bargains at the
Racket Store.
MIR. Henry Kincer is rapidly building
the stone foundatio u for the addition 10
the Ratiff Hotel.
Preaching in the Methodist church next
Sunday at s p. m.
K. A. Kelly, Pastor.
The Union prayer meeting was held at
the Christian church last night. 1t was
attended by large congregation.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros are advertis'
ing specialties this week, such as ladies
garments, silKwaists, shirt WASTE, &c.
We learn that application will be made
for charter for a Commandery Of
Knights Templar at Graham, Va.
R. c. Chapman calls attention this
week to his large line of Mothers Friend
Waists" The mothers appreciate them.
Do you-want the richest, brightest, pref
tiest Aim hand or club tie in town? Then
90 to Harrison & Gillespie Bros store.
Col. ]. S. Browning, of Pocahontas, was
in Tazewel the first three days of the
week attending circuit count as witness.
st. Clair Stuart, who underwent a severe
surgical operation last week, is getting
along well, and is now about convalescent.
The Tazewell Millinery Co. is calling at
tention this week to IFS we'll selected stock
of millinery. Call and see the beautiful
hats.
Visitors comming 10 our town are very
much impressed by the preparations
that are being made for building new
houses on Main street.
The young mems prayer meeting is now
being held each Sunday in TIE Baptist
church. The hour for meeting is three
O'Clock In the afternoon.
The celebrated Keith Konqueror shoes
are going fast at Harrison & Gillespie
Bros store. Better seleet your pair at
once or you may not get fit.
Mrs. I. f. Chapman and her daughter,
Mrs ]. B. Boyer, who had been spending
fevera weeks in Washington City, re-
burned to Tazewell last Saturday.
Mrs. C. w. Jones and her two children.
who had been visiting relatives for the
past month in Cumberland county, Va,
cot back to Tazewell on Yesterday.
The exact date of the opening of the
Tazewell Photo Studio will be announced
through this paper shortly. Watch for
this notice, as it will DE of interest to you
Have Won bought spring suit for your
how? IF not YOU are in luck. HARRISON &
Gillespie Bros. have Just opened I'M the
handsomest line they have carried for sew
eral wears. Prices to suit all.
We hear reports that the iron mines
now being Opened up near Tiptop are
VERY promising. both in quantity and
quality. 1t is expected that the shipping
of ore will be commenced within the next
sixty days. The Graham Iron Company
will use the ore at its furnace at Graham.
The sto ok holders of the Tazewell Street
Railway Company met on yesterday and
reelected the present officers and directors.
The officers are: A. J. Tynes. president.
and w. T. Gillespie, secretary. The Board
OF Directors consists of A. ]. Tynes, W. T.
Gillespie, Geo. w. Gillespie, j. R. Glider
sleeve and w. A. Whitley. -
Miss Lucille Spindle, eldest daughter Of
Capt. T. W. Spindle, died at her fathers
home in Roanoke on Tuesday night. She
was we'll known in Tazewell, being a niece
of Mrs. DR.. r. B. Gillespie and having
frequently visited her aunt here. Miss
Spindle was an excellent young lady and
one of the most popular teachers in the
schools of Roanoke.
We are pleased to hear that the con.
dition of Mr.. James Bandy, the sheriff of
Tazewell county, is now steadily improv-
ing. He was paralyzed on last Christmas
Eve, and for time remained in a very
dangerous condition. Recently he has
been showing steady improvement, and is
recovering the use of bis left arm and leg,
that being the side affected by the paraly-
sis.
There was a regular conclave of Clinch
Valley Commandery, No. 20, K. T.. last
Monday night and the Orders of Knight
hold were conferred on Mr.. John
II. Sluss, of Graham. Mr.. Sluss
il the civil engineer in charge of the
Clinch Valley Division of the Norfolk and