Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-12-17
TOWN AID COUNTY NEWS.

Dinner Sets at Boyer's, from $3.50 10
SO.
Mrs. Rose Knoll, who has been quite
sick, Is now convaIescent.
; Fresh Currants, Seeded Raisins, Figs,
Dates, Oranges, Lemons-at Boyer's.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church have ordered new pews for their
church.
See the two large advertisements of
Harrison & Gillespie Bros, one on the
first page, the other on the fourth page.
Overcoats for boys, to 10, at 81 50 to
$500 Overcoats for boys, 10 to IL, at
1915 to$7 so.
Hartman d 3ottimore.
Peery & st. Clair make a change in
their advertisement this week. They have
just been receiving an elegant line of
Leather Goods and other fine furniture.
We challenge comparison in oyerccst
values. We do not believe our overcOats
and ulsters are equalled for prices asked
1915 to S15.00-Test this statement and
then decide.
Harnan & Bottimore,
If you paw your taxes before this month
is out you will avoid the payment of the
five per cent. penalty which will be added
after the 1st of January.
Do not overlook your own need for
Christmas, A new suit will work wonders
in your looks and spirits. You can get it
from us anywhere between s. and SIS.
Hartman x Bottlmore.
The Tazewel Orchestra has sent out
cards for a german to be given at the
town hall on the 2Sth inst.
A nice pair of gloves is an admirable
present. We have large variety for men
and boys at 25c, SOC, Toe 81. 90, up to
81 80 pair. Also ties, umbrellas, suit
cases. grips, etc. Useful Xmas presents
are the best.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Christmas is a good time to get that
overcost off your mind-The best values
at
Hartman & Bottim ores
Christmas services In the Christian
church next Sunday night Special music.
Subject: "Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty
God, Everlasting Father, Prince of
Peace"
If you wish to buy your Christmas
groceries and confectioneries amid pleas
ant and attractive surroundings, the store
of SPOTS Bros. is the place you are look.
ing for.
Messrs. Geo. W. Gillespie and s. D.
May went to New York one day last week
to look after a large coal land deal in
which they are interested. Mrs. May
went with Mr.. May. The party ia expec.
ted to get home today.
NJ Geo. Shafer, sup ernteLdent of the
Radford Brick Works at Tiptop, was in
Tazewel on last Monday. He informs
us his company has done a splendid BUSH
ness this year,
On next Sunday morning, at ii O'Clock,
Rev. T. J. Eskrdge will preach a special
Christmas sermon in Main Street Metho-
dist church. There will be specially pre-.
pared music, and the service is expected
to be very interesting. A large congrega-
ton, no doubt, will attend.
On next Thursday night, Christmas
Eve, the Methodist Sunday School will be
given a treat. A nice programme, con-
sisting of songs and Rotations, is being
for the occasion, and the parents
and friends of the children are expected
to be present
The voting on The handsome doll
which was given away by j. B. Boyer was
closed on last Thursday evening The
contest was very interesting one, and
little Mary Young, daughter of Mr.. W. G.
Young, won the doll. She received 1853
votes. The next highest numbers of votes
were received by Margaret st. Clair, Mar
garet Byron and Mary Brown.
The Norfolk and Western now has a
force of hands engaged in enlarging the
freight room of the depot at this place.
The room will be made fifty feet longer,
which it ia believed will give sufficient
space for handling the large amount of
freight received at and shipped from this
point. In the Spring the passenger por