Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-05-12
TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. I. +. George, clerk OF the circuit
court, lie now busy getting the docket
ready for the approaching term Of the
court, which will begin on the 23rd inst.
The docket for this term will be a pretty
long one.
In one of our new spring suits Adam
could have stayed in Paradise.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
7. Blair Hankins & Co. have just sold
the house and boundary of land Of Mr..
A. L. Walker at Maxwell to Mr.. j. K.
Maxwell, of that place. Mrs. Walker will
now join her husband in Oklahoma, where
they have decided to take up their resi-
dence in the future.
Our millinery is often copied in the
cities. Mrs. Stevenson who is in charge
of this department is fully capable to take
charge of a department in any Of the
large cities. +. +. Pedigo,
Bluefeld, W. Va.
Mr.. r. @. Chapman was taken sudden
ly i'll aSthe town ball on Tuesday night
and had to 20 to bis home. His physi-
clan was sent for and it was several hours
before he could be relieved from the pain
full attack. He has since been confined to
bis bed, but is much better this morning.
Those two-piece suits are selling rapidly.
Neat, comfortable and durable. Price
$500 to $3.50.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Robert Casey, who robbed the post.
Office at TazewelI on the 9Th of October,
1902, was arraigned for trial in the U. s.
District Court at Abingdon on last Friday.
He plead guilty to the charge and was
sentenced by the court to two years con-
6nement in the penitentiary and to pay
fine of one hundred dollars.
We won't sell all the ladies' silk shirt
waist suits in town, but we will sell the
nandsomest.
Harrison & Gillespie Brue
Mr.. J. B. Boyer has placed in his sto e
q very handsome, up-t0-date counter
soda fountain, and will soon be dispensing
to his customers all the delicious cooling
drinks of the season. He has also pro-
vided a nice little retreat, fitted up with
tables, near the fountain where ladies can
be served with ices and ice cream.
Not cheapness, but GooDNEss-the latest
make-the latest patterns, is our motto.
The prices will be lower than you expect
lower than you can order from the larger
cities. Give us a trial order.
E. S. Pedigo,
Blue6eld, w. Va.
E. S. Pedigo, the live and very success
full Bluefeld merchant, has determined to
reach out for share of the Clinch Valley
trade, and has placed an advertisement in
the Republican" to help carry out that
intention. Mr.. Pedigo has met with splen-
did success in the mercantile business, and
has store that any man might be proud
to own. He has won fine reputation for
square dealing and is reputed to be one Of
the best buyers In this section. Do not
fail to 90 to see him when in Blueield.
If gentle Spring
Is just the thing
To bring about new dressing,
Why, here's the place
Where taste and grace
Produce that great blessing,
A good Suit-Sl375.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
On Sunday night between eight and
nine O'Clock large blaze was seen in a
southern direction from town, and it was
thought to be caused by the burning of
the house of Mr., Charles Peery. MIR. G.
R. Surface and several others went hastily
on horses to Mr.. Peerys and found that
it was not his house that was burning, but
that the fire was in Thompson Valley.
On Monday news came to town that the
fire was occssioned by the burning of
tenants house on the farm of Mr.. G. A.
Leece. The house was occupied by a man
named Helmandollar.