Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-11-05

NB are making some 6XC6lleDt DuggN
and wagon harness now. If you want
something TO stay with you buy from us.
w. L. Draper & Co.
A thing of beauty. One of our new box
overcoats.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Handsome Cut Glass and Silverware at
Boyer's.
Mr.. Skaggs, of Wolf Greek, Monroe
county, w. Va, advertises a valuable
farm for sale in this issue of the Republi-
can.
Overcoat elegance. Come in for the
rest of the story.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
those Scotch mixed suits at $3.50 ale
just exactly 49, per cent. cheaper at
Chapman's than be could have bought
them himself at the first of this season.
The season is here for heavy Winter
robes and horse blankets. Our line is
complete in this department and prices
| just right.
w. l.. Draper & Co.
Mr.. j. H. Greever, brother of DR.. G. W.
Greever and Mr.. J. A. Greever of this
place, was elected treasurer of Bland
county on last Tuesday.
Boyer's candies come in fresh every
week.
The new and fine line of full and three
quarter length wraps for ladies and Misses
now ON sale at Chapman's are going at
prices usually paid for the medium grades.
Ladies' Which is more to your taste
short, medium or long coats? We can
give yon either, in tan, grey or black.
Prices satisfactory.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Julia Robinson, of Graham's
Forge, Va, who had been visiting the
Misses Pendleton, left on Tuesday for
Rlchlands, where she is now visiting her
brother, Mr.. D. G. Robinson.
Chapmsn's store is beating its own
record just now CHATS saying heap on
the exhibition and sale of fine tailored
suits, wraps and skirts just arrived from
New York.
Big, warm hearted listers are here,
waiting for the man who is obliged to be
out OF doors during severe weather.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Have you read our advertisement about
evaporated fruit in this paper; we are Of
fering to save you from SOC to $1.00 on
every box you buy, Our fruit was bought
last summer, and some of it would cost LIZ
more today than we are offering it to you
at. BustOn & Sons.
Don't fail to vote for your 'favorite" in
the Doll contest now going on at Boyer's
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Shelton and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shott, of Bluefield, at
tended the Main Show last Saturday, and
while here made a pleasant call at the
Republican Office.
New Jewelry at Boyer's.
A few moments looking at the recent
purchases now on exhibition in Chapman
suit and wrap department will convince
any one of his skill as purchaser Of ladies
ready.to-wear garments.
The Tazewell Steam Laundry, which
had been idle for about two months, un
dergoing repairs, has resumed operations.
Mr.. B. K. Deyerle continues as manager.
All machinery is now in thorough repair
and new machines have been added. Elk
cellent work is promised and may be ex
pected.
We have the best oil heaters and cook
ing stoves on the market. Get one and |
try it, if not satisfied return it to us. II !
you are not pleased Boyer is not
Form-ftting and Blouse suits for ladies'
made of the very fashionable Scotch |
mixtures and Zibelenes just arrived at
Chapman's and are just exactly % IA per
cent. cheaper than the same class sold al
first of this season.
The unwilling ceremonies for the Con |
federate monument will take place on |
Saturday, the 9TH inst. They will begin at
IL O'Clock a. M, and an interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged. If the wealth
er is good the addresses will be made in
the open air; but if it is inclement the ex
ercises will be held in The court room. A
A large crowd, no doubt, will be present.
When we say $13.75 for a Handsomely
tailored, satin lined and elegantly trimmed
ladies suit, you say Oh 1 want nicer
suit But these new suits are just 49, per
cent. cheaper than anybody ever offered
their equal in Tazewell.
See that your Grey and Blue Notified
Tinware bears the stamp of the "National
Enameling and Stamping Co." They own
the best enameling process. You throw
your money away when you buy any
other It's at Boyer's.
There was an alarm of fire sounded on
Tuesday night about nine o'clock. 1t was
found to be in the cellar under the office
building just east of the Methodist church.
The Office is not nov occupied and was re.
Gently purchased by Messrs. j. w. and
r. q. Chapman. 1t seems that Porter
Bros. were engaged in painting the Office
building and the residence of Mr.. l. E.
Chapman adjoining. They had placed
their working clothes in the cellar when
they quit work in the evening. In some