Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-04-16

Harrison & Gillespie Bros
Next Tuesday will be county court day.
If you are in arrears on your subscription
to the Republican" call and settle.
Ladies Muslin underwear, New Styles
and popular prices at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The case of the Commonwealth VS.. John
Jones is set for the first day of the next
term of the county court, next Tuesday.
There has been great deal of comment
OIL the beautiful selection of China and
japanese Mating at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Misses Maggie and Dolly May came
up from the Woman's College, at Lynch
burg, to spend Easter at their homes.
Just in at The Big Store a complete line
Of Ladies Linen, Black Mercerized and
Silk underskirts, from 100 to $50
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros are talking
this week to 1.-THE man who wants to dress
WE'LL" 1t will pay you to read what they
say.
The Big Store is makinga great display
of dress and walking skirts in tan gray and
black, styles and prices to suit all.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
See the advertisement of w. T. Witten
& Co., which tells of their large stock of
straw hats, mems shirts and undergar-
ments.
Strength and vigorcome of good food,
duly digested. Force a ready-to' serve
wheat and barley food, adds no burden,
but sustains, nourishes, invigorates.
The entertainment which will be given
tonight for the benefit of the Jefferson
Davis monument fund should be literally
patronlzed.
Ease, Elegance and service combine to
make The Queen Quality shoes the most
popular ever sold in Tazewell-Sold only
at The Big Store"
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Some of the plank sidewalks in town are
in very bad condition. The town will get
law suit on its hands if the authorities
do not look out.
Cool Footwear in hot weather is bless
ing. 1t adds to the pleasure of life. The
Queen Quality OxfOrds are the coolest of
summer shoes. They can be found at The
Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. w. L. Draper and her little daugh
ter, who had been visiting relatives at
Roanoke, Va, got back to their home at
Tazewell last Saturday.
This has been the busiest season In the
history of The Big Store. 1t has been full
of eager customers from morning till night,
but Notwithstanding the big sales, the
stock has been kept up by daily orders
for new stuff.
1dIIleSOu q Oul6spl6 DTOS.
The recent rains have put the county
roads in very bad condition. Tazewel
county needs not less than two hundred
miles of good macadam road.
Every woman who loves beauty, values
and appreciates economy, will
find peculiar satisfaction in The Queen
Quality shoes. Sold only at The Big
Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson left on
Tuesday afternoon for Richmond, Virginia,
to attend the Confederate Bazaar. They
will be gone for about one week.
Mr.. Joseph s. Gillespie went to Rich
nond, Va, last Monday afternoon to
lttend meeting of the State Board Of
Agriculture, of which he is member.
The ground has been kept so wet by
aims that great many persons in town
lave not had their gardens plowed. This
will make many gardens late this year.
Prof. Ritters autoscope with all tue latest
objects in animated pictures at the Taze,
veil Opera House all next week. Remem.
yer this company repeats nothing. Prices
IS, 35 and 80 cents.
The martins made their appearance at
'azewell Oh Sunday, Easter day. Mr.. H.
,. Britain and other old inhabitants say |
his is the earliest they have ever known
hese birds to appear here.
Easter Sunday at Tazewell was a very
eautiful day. There were appropriate
erVices at the Episcopal, Presbyterian and
christian churches in the morning and at
ne Methodist church at night. Excellent
attended each of these SER
ices.
The plate glass for the front Of the store
f Harrison & Gillespie Bros have arrived
nd they are the largest ever brought to
azewell. Two of these glass were broken
I'd ruined while in course of transporta-
IN. They were insured against damage
, transportation.
Circuit court, which began at this place
D Monday of last week, was adjourned
sterday afternoon, and Judge Jackson
/ on the 2 O'Clock train for his home
Wytheville. Only three jury cases were
ed during the term, but number Of