Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-09-15

May will leave today for Fisburne Military
Academy at Wsynesboro, Va.
The seasons swell Ladies' tailor made
suits and skirts now on sale at The Big
Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The last quarterly meeting for Tazewell
circuit will be held at the Cove church
Wednesday and Thursday, September q
and %.
The corn crop in Tazewell county may
not be quite as heavy as was expected a
few months ago it would be, but it will be
a record breaker.
Light prices on heavy underwear at
The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
DR.. J. K. Gildersleeve, who had been at
the Rcckbridge Alum Springs and other
eastern points for the past few months, is
back at Tazewell again.
Cllkb, Ollke, Cnko, OLhs, lOI rultb ndicV
suits and waists at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Goggin Crockett and William May have
gone to Bedford City, Va, where they. Till
become students at Randolph Macon
Academy for the ensuing year.
New creations in Ladies tailor msde
suits and wraps. See them.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell now has three fire insurance
companies in full operation. They are
substantial companies too. What town
the size of Tazewell can say as much?
The most popular shoe for women-the
Queen Quality-Call at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros =
The granoiithic Ea weren't on Tazewell
Avenue has been completed 1t is fneI
improvement, and will be great comfort
to the residents of that portion of the
town.
Never mind about the election news
Watch our ads. 1t will pay you better.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Earl and Roy Thompson, Ted Kits,
Jim Pendleton and Richie Peery have
gone to Roanoke College and will be stu
dents at that institution of learning dur
ing the next year.
We claim that we are showing the great
est line of shoes in the town. Give us q
call and see if we are correct.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Misses Jamie Sayers, Margaret Harris
son, Katie Peery and Fannie Whitley left
for Abingdon on Monday, where they will
enter Martha Washington College as stu
dents for the coming school year.
prosperity" seed wheat and Evergreen
Grass seed for SALE Price $3.50 per
bushel, EACH
HIS. BOWEN,
Witten's Mills, Va.
During the present hot, dry weather the
hog pens in town are very offensive. Tsze-
well will have to progress far enough to get
rid of pig pens in the town. If they are
not dangerous to health they are very Of
feDsive.
Ladies!
Remember the rains will come
again. Try one of our stylish rain coats.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Messrs. Augustus P. and Robert Sayers,
William Daniel, Lathrop O'Keefe, Oscar
Mustard, William and Edward Wagner,
all of this town and county, have gone to
Emory and Henry College, and will enter
as students at that institution.
We are sorry to announce that our
young friend, Rufus A. Hartman, is sick
with typhoid fever. He has been taken
to DIR. Gilllespie's sanitorium, where we
hope he will recover as speedily as the
disease from which he is suffering will per-
nit.
Ladies F!
Now that house cleaning is
here and you are beginning to think OF
fitting up your rooms for winter, we
want TO call your attention to our line OF
rugs We can show you greater variety
of styles than ever before. See our rugs
before buying.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell High School opened for work
again last Monday with the usual attend
ance of pupils. All the teachers were pre-.
sent to commence their work. On account
of TazewelI College not opening this year,
we expect there will be an unusually large
enrolment of pupils at the High School.
On last Tuesday morning DR.. r. B. Gil
lespie suffered very severe and painful
accident at the fair grounds. he was driv-
ing bis horse, Park Oberlin, on the race
track, and noticed that the horses hind
feet were striking hack against some part
of the vehicle he was driving in. The
Doctor leaned over to see what was the
matter and the horse ran into the fence.
Doctor Gillespie was thrown from the
sulky and tramped by the horse. While
no serious wousds were inflicted, the
small bone in hIs left leg, just below the
knee was fractured, the cartilage which
connected three of bis ribs to the breast
bone was broken, and severe bruises to
his arm and back sustained. DR.. w. 1.
Painter went hastily to the fair grounds
and gave Dr. Gillespie the necessary sur
oical attention. He was then brought to