Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-10-13
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
NJ yss. SEN and FAY STOCKIRag
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.

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Mr.. Cass Hubble has daughter very
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mems and boys undershirts and drawers
from 25c to $3.50 EACH Wooden over
shirts and sweaters at SOC to 50 80 each.
Hartman & Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gillespie are back
from New York.
Miss Ella Hankins, who has been i'll
with the typhoid fever for several weeks,
continues 10 DO well.
The only store in Tazewell giving ex-
elusive attention to mems and boys wear.
Don't you think it worth while to look at
the stock?
Hartman & Bottimore.
X. c. Chapman advertises "Walk-
Over" shoes this week. They are good
ones.
Messrs. Clinton Barns and his son, q.
j. Barns, who made business trip to
Kentucky last week, are back home
again.
We have in stock four styles of light
weight rain-proof overcoats-just the right
weight for ordinary winter days.
Hartman & Bottimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. w. Aston, of Lebanon,
Va, are visiting Mrs. Aston's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Alexander at Taze-
well.
We are agents for "W. l.. Douglass"
Shoes-"the best in the world" Wei,
velour, calfskin and cordovan feathers.
We do not believe there is a better shoe
on the market at the price-$S.OO. $3.50
and $500,
Hartman & Bottimore.
Mr.. Will Henry Anderson, who had
been at Lebanon for the past two months,
has returned to Tszewell, and is again at
work in the law Office of Mr.. Geo. w.
St. Clair.
Do not fail to hear Hon.
Jacob Yost Oh the 22nd.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros. are adver-
Using this week Schloss clothing and
Queen Quality shoes.
The next shipment of export cattle
from this place by the pool will be made
on next Tuesday. Mr.. John O'Keefe
will go with the cattle to Liverpool.
Our subscription list continues to grow.
Send us one dollar and become SUBJ
scriber to the Republican, if you are not
already one.
Wanted:-For delivery in October, 10th
and 20th--l000 bushels of potatoes
must be we'll assorted and sound, ard dry
enough to bulk. Sacks furnished on APP
plication.
Tazewell Produce Co.
Col. T. G. Witten has sold bis lot of
land in front of Major Henry's residence
to Messrs. t. G. Bowen and J. Powell
Royal. There are about five acres in the
boundary and the purchase price was
$1,000.
Hon. Jacob Yost will speak in the Court
House at Tazewell on Friday, October
22nd., at p. ID. Come out and hear
him.
The county treasurer, Mr.. II, T. Brit
tain, has completed making off tax ckets
for 1904 taxes. He will start on his round
of the county on the 18th inst See notice
given elsewhere Of the PAGES he will be
We want to thank all of our Gust, mers
for the success attained by this store. We
kuow that no business can succeed with
out having and holding the conf:eoce and
good will of its patrons. That no perma
nent business success can be built upon
any other foundation. Every piece Of
merchandise leaving this store bears with
it guarantee to be as represented. Tell
us if it is not and we will make it right.
Hartman & B fillmore
VIM. G. Pendleton spoke at Pounding
Mill last Friday and had an Exc sllent
crowd TO hear him. Colonel Bro ming
was announced to speak there, but was
unable to be presert on account of an &C
cident at his mines.
Hon. Jacob Yost will speak
in the Court House at Taze-
well on Friday, October 22nd.,
at | p. M. Come out and
hear him.
Mr.. ]. r. Anderson, of Graham, called
at our Office on Tuesday afternoon, and
we regret we we're not there to meet him.
Mr.. Anderson is one of the master car
penters of the Norfolk and Western. He
is Smyth county boy, and tells that the
editor of the Republican trained him in
Republicanism.
Rev. T. ]. Eskridge left on Monday |
afternoon for Abingdon, Va, to attend |
the annual conference of Holston Con-
ference, which is now in session at that
place. He has done excellent work as
the pastor of the churches at Tazewell and |
North Tazewell during the past year, and
will, no doubt, be returned here for the
next year. His return has been asked for
by the quarterly conference which was
approved by the unanimous membership
of the churches and all the citizens here.
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