Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-09-07

Col. H. G. Anderson has been con-
fined to his home for several days with
rheumatic trouble in his left arm, but
expects to be out again today.
Boyer has full line of School Books,
Tablets, Pens, Inks, Pencils etc.
Judge Jno. H. Fulton, who had been
attending circuit court here, returned
to his home at Wytheville on Monday.
All the newest and best styles of pho
tographs are shown at Blacks studio.
Next Tuesday is the regular day for
holding the horse market, but we sup
pose it will not be held as the Fair be-
gins that day.
Blacks studio, Tazewell, is the lead
ing photograph studio in Southwest Vlr-
ginia. IT'S the place to get good pict-
ureS.
We understand that Mr.. T. c. Bowen
has sold his residence in rear of the
Christian church to Mr.. A. M. Black.
This is a pretty and desirable property.
We have a lot of China and Jap Mat
tings left over from the Spring season,
which we will close out at greatly re-
duced prices.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. C. G. Duy, of Bluefeld, has rent
ed the Ratliff Hotel and is now in charge
of the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Barns, we
are informed, will move to Paris KY,
and make their residence at that place
in the future.
Bower has full line of School Books,
Tablets, Pens, Inks, Pencils etc.
Mr.. ]. F. Hurt attended the meeting
of the Virginia Trap Shooters Assocla-
ton held at Lynchburg on Monday and
Tuesday of this week. He did good
shooting both days, but did not win
first prize.
Boyer has full line of School Books,
Tablets, Pens, Inks, Pencils etc.
Mrs. ]. ]. Fagg has arrived at Taze-
we'll and taken possession of the Chap
man property where she will conduct a
frst-class hotel. 1t will be called Hotel
Phoenix and will, no doubt, become
favorite stopping place for the travel
ing public, Mrs. Fagg having the repu-
tation of an admirable hostess.
Boyer has full line of School Books,
Tablets, Pens, Inks. Pencils etc.
William Gillespie, the eighteen-year-
old son of Mr. R. l.. Gillespie, postmas-
ter at Graham, has been dangerously
i'll with appendicitis and on Tuesday his
life was almost despaired of. On yes
terday his condition was much more ia
vorable and his friends are now very
hopeful of his early recovery.
The recollection of quality remains
long after the price is forgotten, there
fore you should buy from Boyer-he
sells only the best.
Mrs. Elizabeth A Kelly and her sis
ter, Miss Koeppel, of Germantown,
Ohio, arrived at Tazewell on yesterday,
and will spend several weeks here ming
ling with their friends. Mrs. Kelly
was for some years resident of the
place and Miss Koeppel has been here
before. They are both charming ladies
and are heartily welcomed back to
Tazewell.
Boyer's Mop Wringers save house
keepers.
On the afternoon of the 5th inst Mr..
w. T. Hufford shot Reuben Perry at
Tiptop. The wound was made in the
thigh and is only a flesh wound. We
hear this morning that Perry is not in
a dangerous condition and will recover.
Some sensational reports have been
sent out about the shooting, but we are
informed that Mr. Hufford claims the
act was done in self defence and that
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before Squire Pyott and waived an ex-
animation.
A. NJ. Black, the photographer, will
have some special offers to make you
during the fair. Don't fail to visit his
studio.
Circuit Court is still in session. 1t
was occupied this week until yesterday
afternoon trying the damage case of
w. V. Birchfeld VS.. The Norfolk and
Western Railway Co. This case grew
out of an assault made by detective
on Mr.. Birchfield. The assault occurred
the 31st of October, 1903, on train be-
tween here and Graham. The jury
gave verdict for $500 damages.
The latest in ladies' neckwear at the
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