Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-11-12
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. ID. II. Smith has been very i'll since
Sunday with some intestinal trouble Yes
terday it was thought that a surgical
operation would be necessary to give re-
lief, and his mother, Mrs. Florine Watts,
was telegraphed for. This morning his
condition is better and it is thought an
operation will not be necessary.
Ladies
Don't think of going out to Thanksgiy.
ing dinner dressed in an old suit Come
see what suit elegance we can give you.
Harrison d Gillespie Bros.
G. w. Doak, Chairman of the Demo.
cratic party in Tazewell county, has sup.
piled the Commonwealth Attorney with
list of seventy-fve names to he summon.
ed as witnesses before the grand jury next
Tuesday. This Is another stupid political
movement and will only make the good
people of Tazewell hold its authors in
more profound contempt, if that be posi-.
bic.
Ladies
How much better you will feel in one of
our new and stylish coats.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros
On yesterday, the llth inst, at 1890
p. M, Mr.. o. s. Baldwin was married
to Miss Helen Greever, daughter of Mr..
B. b. Greever. The wedding took place
at the residence Of the brides father at
Five Oaks in this county, Rev. r. K
Sutherland officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by members Of the family
and few intimate friends. Mr.. Bald
win is in the employment of the Amer
lean Bridge Company and his home is in
Kentucky.
Thanksgiving should find you dressed
in a new winter outfit Come here for it,
Save money and get the best.
Harrison q Gillespie Bros.
The following is from the daily Della
warean, Dover, Del, Capital of Delaware)
date of Oct, 81, 1908:
1.-The Simvelle production of Romeo and
Juliet was at the Dover opera house Oct,
30, to very large audience The princi-
pal characters were professional of high
order, the support was very strong, while
the scenery was appropriate and sklfully
arranged. 1t was decidedly the best com.
pany Of actors ever in Dover"
Sultana Cottage Carpets, ne ", stylish,
pretty and not expensive. Call at The
Big Store and see the patterns.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Bank of Cllnch Valley is NOW hav
ing tn front of its new building torn away
and will erect brown stone front. One
car load of the stone has already arrived |
The interior of the building will be ftte | |
up with the newest and most up.to.date
and arranged in the most con.
venient manner. When completed it
will be the handsomest banking house in
Southwest Virginia.
Ladies wool and silk shqws in all colors
and prices at The Biz Store. See them.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
MIR, Walter Edward Harris, a staff CORE
;pondent of the Richmond Times Dispatch,
visited Tazewell several weeks ago. He
wrote very interesting letter about our
own and the surrounding country to the
Times Dispatch. In his communication
le spoke of seeing field Of about so acres
If corn which would yield so bushels to
he acre. Many persons, no doubt,
bought this an extravagant statement of
newspaper correspondent. The field in
question is part of the farm of Mr..
samuel C. Peery and is about three
ourths Of mile from town. The field
Tas cultivated this year by Mr. John B.
adams. He has recently been shocking
nd housing the corn. If it will be any
abstraction to Mr.. Harris to knowit, we will
lform him that the field will yield much
carer 100 bushels Of corn per acre than it
I'LL 50 bushels. From about 10 acres Mr.. 7
dams gathered one thousand bushels.