Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-10-01
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Get the habit
Go to Chapman's
See an important change in the adver'
tisement of H. w. Pobst.
Big deluge of ladies garments.
At Chapman's
We are informed that the entries in the
several live stock departments at the Fair
promise to be good.
The F. D. Kits Insurance Agency warns
you to be "Sure of your company"
Distinction in dress, always.
At Chapman's
Mr.. M. G. McCorkle's family will arrive
at Taz Jewell today or tomorrow to take
I'D their residence here. We are glad TO
welcome them to our town again.
For a hat the latest style and best shape
Come here.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Malcolm Argabright, brakeman, fell be-
tween cars of a moving train at Graham
on Tuesday morning, and was so badly In
iured that be died at Blue6eld on Tues
day about noon.
For the smartest things in Ladies, and
chidren's wraps-Come here.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Eb. H. Witten and Miss Mamie
Farley will be married today at the resid
ence of the brides mother In Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. Witten is a Tazewell boy, son of the
late James K. Witten.
Get the habit
90 to Chapmsn's
The Tazewen Choral and Orchestral as
ISOLATION will give concerts in the lo"n
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights
Oct. 7th and 9Th. Admission SOC.
]. w. St. Clair
This store is a perpetual exposition OF
the Newest and best Merchandise from all
the leading Markets. Exact information
is what we give you, as exact as the time
table of a railroad.
r. G. Chapman.
The handsome line of Rugs an druggets
at Chapmau's is attracting considerable
attention.
Revs. r. A. Kelly, r. K. Sutherland
and w. NJ. Morrell will start next Mon
day to the annual meeting of Holston
Conference, which meets next week at
Morristown, Tenn.
Get the habit
Go to Chapman's.
Mr.. c. B. Slemp, of Big Stone Gap, Va,
was at Tazewell for few hours last Satur'
dav. MIR. Slemp did splendid work in the
way of organization for his father, Hon.
Campbell Semp, in the campaign last
FALL He is young man of ability and
will be likely to enter the field Of journal
ism before great while.
If YOU havn't seen those Rain Coats at
Chapman's you'd better do so at early
date. Your size may be sold soon.
Arrangements have been made with the
Norfolk aud Western Railway Company
to sell round trip tickets from Radford,
Va, and WEIGH, West Va, for the Taze'
we'll Fair for the fare one way. The same
arrangements have been made for tickets
from all stations on the Clinch Valley di'
vision.
Ladiesl
Our tailor made suits are made by ex'
pert makers. Even the man who sews on
the buttons is an expert in his line. The
one who shapes the collar is another ex-
pert. Every suit goes through, perhaps,
twenty-five hands.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Hankin's & Son again appear as adver'
Users in the Republican" See what they
haye to say. They have many surprises.
We can fit any man who has right to
expect q fit and some who haYn't.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. L. G. Mcfarland announces him.
self a candidate for. constable in Clear
Fork District. He is an intelligent and
energetic young man and will make an
excellent officer.
In hosiery for winter wear we know OF
nothing better than cashmere-ligf and
wears well. 25c. pair.
Hartman & Bottimore.
To the voters of Clear Fork District:
desire hereby to announce myself
candidate for constable in Clear Fork Dis
trict, and will be pleased to receive your
votes at the election in November.
Respectfully,
f. & Farland.
Overcoats and listers at $500 to $1,000
Cravenett's Rain Coats $1,000, Childs
overcoats So. so to $500. Price guaran-
teed.
Hartman & Bottimore.
There has not been case Of fever at
Tazewell this year that was contracted or
originated here. This speaks we'll for the
health of the town.
Ladesl
Now is the time to select your Winter
suit. We can sell you one tailor made, or
we can make you one. We have all the