Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-16
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Hail. at Tazewell.
Trunks galore
At The Big Store
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
M. J. w. Chapman went to Wytheville
last Sunday afternoon anu argued case
in the Supreme Court of Appeals on Mon
day.
FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Apply at Republican" office.
Mr.. James French Strother, promi-
nent attorney from WEIGH, W. Va, was
at Tazewell the first of the week on pro-
| fessonal business.
Pure ice can only be made from dis
TILED water, we are SOLE MANUFAOr
rURERS in Tazewell.
Buston & Sons
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Preston left for St.
Louis last Saturday afternoon where they
will spend about ten days seeing the Ex-
position.
LADIES
For fit, for style, for comfort, try Queen
Quality Shoes.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Black, who went
on visit to California about two months
ago, got back to Tazewel on last Monday
afternoon. They report having delight
full trip.
WANTED-To exchange Lady's Gold
Watch worth 5000 for Kodak, or some
thing of equal value.
A. ]. OSBORNE,
Cedar Bluff, Va.
Spots Bros. have large space on the
front page this week and are giving some
extra inducements to their customers to
purchase groceries at their store. See
what they have to say about it.
This is an ideal season for all photo
graphic work. Don't neglect to call at
Blacks studio room.
Miss Louise c. Pendleton, who for the
past nine months had charge of the music
department of Shepherd College, at Shep-
herdstown, w. Va, arrived at her home
here today.
We carry four staple lines of mems
shoes-$l 80, $3.50, S.. so and 81 90. Can
fit and please any one. Give us a look.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
On yesterday Judge Henson appointed
Mr.. Thomas HARRISON a constable for
Maiden Spring District. Mr.. Harrison
has had considerable experience as con-
stable and deputy sheriff, and was always
mCst efficient officer.
Don't go to st. Louis with an old, worn
out suit Case, when you can get new and
stylish one at The Big Store for a price
that will astonish you.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Judge Henson adjourned circuit court
yesterday after session of more than
three weeks. During the term every fell
ony case on the docket, where the parties
were in custody, was tried or disposed of.
A number of civil causes we're also heard
and disposed of.
With this week open the Photographic
season in Tazewell, by reopening my
studio. During my vacation l have en-
deavored to pick up many new ideas IN
photography. The studio is now equipped
better than ever before. My personal at
tention is given to all work.
A. NJ. Black.
MIR. A. G. Lilly, formerly of Tazewel,
but recently of New York, is in our town
on brief visit. He left here in March,
1897, and entered the United States Army.
He served during the Spanish War both
in Cuba and the Philippines, and only re-
turned from the latter about one year ago.
Things have changed greatly at Tazewell
since he left here, he says.
Just in at The Big Store, the biggest line
of trunks that ever struck the town.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Joseph Stras Young, of Fort Worth,
Texas, arrived at Tazewell Tuesday. He
was born in Wards Cove, this county, but
moved to Texas when boy, and had not
been in this town for about forty-fve
years. He has large number of relatives
in the county, among them our townsman,
Mr.. w. l.. Moore. Mr.. Young will re-
main in the town and county about one
month visiting bis relatives and friends.
The highest class man shoe sold in this
town is the Florsheim to be found at The
Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
On yesterday, the 18th met, at five
O'Clock p. m. Mr.. A. M. Peery and Miss
Sallie May GiIdersleeve were united in
matrimony. The marri9e took place at
the residence of Mr.. S. G. Peery, one mile
east of North TazeweIl. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. r. Brown, and
the affair was very quiet one, only few
relatives of. the contracting parties being
present. We wish the newly welded
couple much happiness.
The Florsheim shoe for men costs S1.00
per pair more than any other shoe sold in
the town and ought to be the best and we
think 1t is.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Having been requested by number of
persons to give public account of bis trip
to the Holy Land, Rev. r. K. Sutherland
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