Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-11-15

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T. c. Bowen at Tazewell.
Ladies will find extra good combs and
hair brushes at Boyer's.
H. W. Pobst will move into the ole
Clinch Valley Bank building in few
days, where he will conduct the jewelr!
business.
Boyer has Just received a handsome
line of pastels in beautiful frames.
Favorable reports are being received
from Rev. c. r. Brown who is at Phila
delphia for medical treatment.
Don't wait till all the choicest styles
are taken.
There will be preaching in MainStree
Methodist church on next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour, and at Norti
Tazewell at night.
Keen Kutter pocket knives, scissors,
shears and carving sets at Boyer's.
The Norfolk and Western has beer
changing its agents at this place quite
rapidly lately. There have been three
changes in the past two months.
If YOU want the chest" in leather
goods-go to Boyer. He "keeps the
quality up"
The Board of Supervisors will meet IL
the clerks Office on next Saturday, the
18th inst, to audit claims against the
county and transact other business.
"Nesco" is the best oil heater on the
market and ''Rayo" the best nickel
lamp-Boyer sells both.
The broad ditch that has been dug by
the side of the road that leads from towr
to the railroad station has greatly I'M
proved that highway.
If you want light that will make
electric lights look like tallow dip buy
''Rayo" lamp-Boyer has. them.
The graziers of Tazewell still have an
Abundance of grass in their pastures
enough to supply the stock until Christ
mas, if the ground is not covered with
snow.
See my circulars for prices of some Of
the articles of my closing out sale.
H. w. Pobst.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Tynes came to
Tazewell on Tuesday with the remains
of their little daughter, Katherine
Cecil. They are still here visiting
their parents.
The cough season has come early this
year. There is nothing better made
than our White Pine and Tar. A big
bottle only 25 cents at Jackson's.
Mrs. A. j. Tynes who had been visit
ing her daug liter, Mrs. Peery, in Ne
braska, for about two months, returned
to her home at Tazewell few days
ago.
Captain C. A. Fudge, one of the best
and most popular citizens of Tazewel
county, is in very i'll health at his home
at North Tazewell, and his friends are
very much alarmed over his condition.
The sales day of the Tazewell Horse
Market was faily well attended on last
Tuesday, and some good horses anc
mules were here for sale. We have moi
heard how many animals were sold.
1t begins to look like winter. Snow
has been falling at intervals for the
past two or three days, but it has melt
ed nearly as rapidly as it has fallen
consequently the ground is covered witt
very light coating.
Tazewell has been thretened with
coal famine for the past week or ter
days. The dealers have been unable tt
get their orders filled, and consequent
ly have been unable to fill all the orders
of their customers.
There will be stated communication
of Tazewell Lodge, No. 62, A. F. and
A. M. on next Monday night. Deputy
Grand Lecturer Jno. M. Newton is ex-
pected to be present and large attend
ance of Master Masons is desired.
Bishop Tucker preached in the Epis-
copal church at this place on last Sun
day night to large and interested
congregation. This was the first time
the Bishop had ever conducted SER
vice here and he proved himself an able
preacher.
We are glad to hear that the condi-
ton of our old friend Mr.. John Peery,
who lives near Pisgah, is much improv.
ed. He has been quite sick for some
time, but his friends hope and believe
he will soon be restored to his usua
health.
LADIES:
We find we are overstocked in Ladies
Tailor Made Suits, and have decided to
cut prices and close them out. We have
quite number of handsome suits from
$40. 90 to SIS. 90 which we will offer for
the next 80 days at greatly reduced
prices. Give US look.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The stewards of the Methodist churches
in TazewelI District held meeting on