Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-04-30

We meet no one now who is not in favor
of having a county fair next Fall, and all
persons agree that it can be made a sue
c. ssful exhibition.
The variety of styles in Ladies Fabric
Giu, es on display at The Big Store is at
tracing good deal of attention.
Harrison q Gillespie Bros.
The ice factory of SPOTS Bros. will be
put in full operation in few days. 1t will
have large capacity, and will manufac-
ture the finest quality of crystal ice.
Quite change in the styles of Ladies
muslin underwear this season. The Big
Store will show you the new things.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The almost lncessant rainy weather,
which has prevailed during the past month
has put stop to housebuildlng. The
builders can now resume their work.
California Seedless Oranges are now at
their best; there is nothing nicer for break
fast, we have them at SOC per dozen up.
Buston & Sons.
W. L. Witten & Co. are agents at Iaze-
we'll for the International Tailoring Co., OF
Chicago, and can take your measure for the
incest fitting and best trousers you ever
saa.
1t is the little 6xings of a ladies' attire
that gives tone to her appearance. You
cJn find them at The Big Store, anything,
everything for the ladies, young or old.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The town COWS will go to pasture tomor-
row. This will give great relief to persons
who have been compelled to keep their
COWS in stables or stable lots for the past
week.
Afteryou have looked-you will be forced
to admit that The Big Store is showing, by
far, the prettiest line of Ladies white en-
broiderd linen and madras shirt waists in
tie town.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Hon. ]. N. Hartman returned to Rich.
nlond on Monday to resume his duties in
he State Senate. That body will adjourn,
Jr rather take a recess, in about two
weeks.
Yes, come today, come tomorrow, and
ye shall be pleased to see you and promise
o show you the best line of Ladies goods
n this part of the State.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
If you want pair of trousers of the
a'est and correct shape, the right set and
he right kind to wear, let w. 7. Witten
, Co. order you pair of the Information.
i Trousers.
On last Saturday James Blankenship
vas convicted in the county court upon
barge of criminal assault upon Maggie
less, and sentenced to three years in the
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Barns have gone to |
'iundy, Va, to look after some business
matters there. During their absence
squire T. A. Gillespie is managing affairs
t the Ratliff Hotel.
Mr.. j. P. Cameron, proprietor of the
Eistle Plow and Foundry Co., of Graham,
las in Tazewell last Monday. He was &C.
Cmpanied by Mr.. ]. w. Frye, and they
lade pleasant call at our Office.
There will be regular conclave of
Inch Valley Commandery, K. T., on next
Ionday night, tie 4th of May. There
i'll be work, and all Sir Knights, men,
ers of the Commandery and visitors, are
,quested to be in attendance.
Rev. S. o. Hall and Mrs. Hall and their
lildren have returned to their home at
azewell. Mr.. Hall had attended the re.
mt session of Abingdon Presbytery at
ristol, and Mrs. Hall had been visiting
atives at Wytheville.
Notice has been given by the Pocahon.
s Coal & Coke Com pany of the appoint
ent of MIR. H. w. Shields as Land Agent
the Company, vice Capt. M. A. Miller,
tired from active service. Capt. Miller
i'll remain with the Company in an ad.
sorry capacity.
The progressive and successful mer-
ants, Butson & Sons, have a half page
Ivertisement on the front page of the
this week. They know how
buy what the people of Tazewell need,
ID they know how to sell it. See what
ey have to say about flour and groceriers.
Importance of fresh air to the sick is told
'out in care of Invalids," issued by the
edical Department of The Mutual Life
surance Company of New York, and
ut on request to those who address the 4
ONE Office of the Company, Nassau,
,dar, William and Liberty Streets, New
)rk City.
The will of the late w. g. Mustard was
mitted to probate before Judge Stuar a
last Monday. 1t is a lengthy instru Fl
mt, containing number of clauses and o
posing of large and valuable estate, r.
insisting of real and personal property. Il
-s. Ellen Mus ard, wife of the deceased, T
made sole executrix, and not required ,
give any bond. Nearly all the property
all kinds is given to her for life, and at her y
sth it is to 60 according to other provl-
ms stated in-the will. The closing para
ph of the viii is high tribute to ].
well Royal, the adopted. son of the T
ceased, and is aegacy which any young l
n should be nroudto RECEIVE.