Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-07-09

record so far is making good the predic
tons.
We are offering job lot of Mems pants
at hardly any price at all and there are
some very desirable styles in the lot.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Callie Williams, of Salem, Va.
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Peery
Miss Williams is a relative of Mr.
Peery.
Clinton Barns, Esq, of Liberty Hill, is
visiting his son, c. j. Barns, at Tazewell.
AIr. Barns was recently IN delicate health,
but he is all right again.
Misses Margie Harrison and Louise
Pendeton left last Monday afternoon for
Hunters Pulaski Alum Springs, and will
remain there for some time.
There's no reason why you should not
I've we'll dressed. Come to us for your
shirts, ties, gloves and Hosiery.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
There are some breaks in the plank
walk about town that are dangerous.
They ought to be repaired. Some one
might get injured and the town would
have a law suit on its hands.
The game of baseball played between
the colored team here and team from
the Elkhorn region on the 4th inst. was
only a fairly good one. The score was Is
to s in favor OF the Tazewell team.
Ladies!
Remember all Summer shirt waists
and skirts have been marked down to
actual cost at The Big Store, and some
styles are being offered at less than the
original cost, come in and take look, you
may find something that will please you.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
We hear the Democrats have selected
their candidate to run for the House of
Delegates at the election next November
lie lives in the west end of Tazewell coun.
ty and his name will be given out before
long.
Ladies'
We have just received a new lot of Lace
Curtains, they were bought at reduced
prices. If you need anything in this line.
we can save you some money and give
you new and stylish stuff
Mr.. A. J. King, Superintendent of the
POcahortas Galleries Company, has re-
signed his position. The resignation is to
take effect the LIST of August. Mr.. King
has held the position for the past five
years.
Judge j. G. Paul, of Emmarilla, Texas,
arrived at Tazewell on Tuesday and re-
manned here until Yesterday afternoon.
While here he was the guest of Hon. w.
l., Moore. Judge Paul is native Of
Augusta county, Va. and cousin of the
late Judge John Paul, who was judge of
the Western District of Virginia.
Owing TO the large increase in our bust
ness, we find it almost impossible to fill
orders and get them out as promptly as
we could wish, when they reach us late
in the afternoon, more especially is this
The case on Saturdays. We earnestly re.
quest our patrons to get their orders in
when possible), on Saturday morning for
sunday Groceries. This is very essential
n your meat orders, as it gives us time
Turing the day to select the best cuts for
you. In placing your order early, always
tate at what time you want it sent Do
not misunderstood We are pleased to
nave your orders any time; but by getting
hem in early we can give you so much
better service, and usually get the goods
,ut promptly at the time you name. Our
wagons leave the store going east from
razewell Avenue and Gross Streets at $50
md 10 a. NJ. 2:3O and p. M. every day,
except Saturdays when they make the
asst trip at $50 p. m. OF course we send
It irregular intervals at all times duringthe
lay. But by placing your orders for
hese hours, you are sure to get goods on
ime. Thanking you for past fayors, and
gain asking you to let us have your or.
lers as early in the day as possible, we are
yours to please.
Buston x sons.