Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-06-25

Miss Nellie French, of Blue6eld, is vlsi-
ting Mrs. G. T. st. Clair and other friends
at Tazewell this week.
The exterior of the Tazewell National
Bank building has been greatly improved
by fresh coat of paint.
5000 in prizes given away in Pocahontas
on the 4th of July.
r. g. Chapman publishes three chap
tiers on shoes this week which will be in
teresting reading to buyers.
Mrs. James Charles, of Grundy, Va, is
in the county visiting her father, Mr.. R.
G. Witten, and other relatives.
The SWEETEST line of Mems hats in town
at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
See the change in the advertisement Ut
the Tazewell Supply Company. 1t is adj
vertlsing things the farmers need.
Mr.. M. M. Hankins, one ofthe live mer-
chants of Richards, was in town Tuesday
and called at our office on business.
A few pieces of choice China and Japan
mattings left at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. ]. l.. Brown, the marble man from
Abingdon, Va, was in town last Tuesday.
He reports business good in his line. =
Mrs. LaCook, of Grenada, Miss, is Wis.
ting her sisters, Mrs. James F. Hurt and
Mrs. John S. Bottimore, at Tazewell.
Hon. Joe Wysor and others will deliver
addresses in Pocahontas on the 4th Of
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Knoll, of Panther,
w. Va, came up to Tazewell last Sunday
and remained here until Monday afternoon.
James French Strother, prominent
lawyer from WEIGH, w. Va, spent severa
DAYS at Tazewell this week on professional
business.
There are too many ladies walking and
dress skirts at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
A number of boys and girls Of the town
on yesterday made picnic excursion to
the natural bridge on Rev. w, H. Kelly's
land at Unaka.
We call attention to the annual state
ment of the Virginia Accident Insurance
Company which is published in another
place in this issue.
The new store room of HARRISON &
Gillespie Bros. is being pushed to com
petion, and they expect to be in it within
the next thirty days.
Mrs. s. w. Aston, of Lebanon, Va, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Mr.. Aston was also here the
first of the week, but has returned home.
The newest things is beads and shirt
waist sets at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Judge S. G. Graham and Mr.. j. W.
Chapman are attending the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Wytheville, and will
argue some important cases before that
court.
The Evening Lights or Holiness people
nave been conducting meeting at Max
veil, and on Sunday number of persons
who had been converted to that faith
we're baptized.
Ladies summer shirt waists at greatly re-
1uced prices at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Captain A. ]. Tynes, his daughter, Miss
Fannie, and his son, Buford, left Tuesday
morning for Marion, to attend the Tynes'
Apperson wedding, which was announced
o take place last night.
Mrs, Rees I. Bowen and her daughters,
Mrs. S. J. Thompson and Miss Mary
Bowen, who had been visiting relatives in
Vythe county, got back to their homes
n the Cove on yesterday.
We would like to have some live young
zen in Russell, Buchanan, Dickinson and
Wise counties solicit subscriptions for the
republican. We will pay them a good
commission OIL all cash subscribers sent
g..
Foot Races, Bicycle Races, Water
faces, Pototo Races, Jumping Contests,
lie Eating Contests, and Is other attrac'
ons in Pocahontas on 4th of July.
One day last week Ada Nichols was tried
l the county court upon charge of SELL
~ beer and whlskey at Pocahontas I'M
.wfully on Sunday. She was acquitted
y the jury. The Commonwealth made
lotion to set aside the verdict, and on
Londay morning Judge Stuart set the YER
let aside.
In our notice of the banquet of the O
.zewell Medical Society, published last {
eek, we failed to mention the toast:
The Country Doctor" which was respon d
d TO by DR.. @. w. Greever. 1t was an
teresting subject and was presented by
I. Greeyer in excellent style, his address
ing one of the best delivered on the oc-
ZION.