Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-05-02
Suit Cases, Trunks and Grips.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.

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DR.. w. o. Neal, of Liberty Hill. was
a visitor to Tazewell on Monday.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Col. J. S. Browning, of Pocahontas,
was a visitor to Tazewell on last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Rose Knoll continues very i'll at
the home of her father, Col. Thomas G.
Witten.
We hear that the anti-saloon people
are preparing to have another local OBJ
ton election in Pocahontas.
Mrs. Lou Bowen, wife of Hon. Henry
Bowen, of Maiden Spring, was at Taze-
well the first of the week.
The J. N. Hartman Fire Insurance
Agency added two more large compa-
mes last week to its former list of good
companies.
Next Saturday, the 4th inst, is the
last day on which you can pay your poll
tax if you want to vote at the election
next Fall
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Martin went to
Narfolk last week to attend the OPEN
ing of the jamestown Exposition. They
got back home on yesterday.
All women, some men and most child
rem can use Jap-a-Lac as successfully as
a skilled painter. 1t freshens wherever
1t is applied. Get it at Jackson's.
Mr.. c. F. Tynes and family moved
last week to Dicks Creek, where he
will have charge of the business of the
Clear Fork Lumber Company.
Our old friend 1. R. H. Stephenson, from
Cove Creek was at Tazewell last week
and called around to square up his sub
scription account.
w. B. Steele, merchant and farmer.
from Pounding Mill, was at Tazewell on
Tuesday to give his deposition in a case
which is pending in the circuit court OF
Tazewell county.
The local bar is now engaged in tax
ing dispositions and in making other
preparations for the approaching term
of the circuit court for Tazewell county,
which begins on the fourth Monday in
this month.
Geo. Harrison, constable, requests us
) to give notice that he has for collection
all the unpaid fee bills of the late T. E.
George, Clerk of Tazewell county. He
requests all persons owing fee bills tc
come forward and settle and save costs
and trouble.
Mr.. j. Powell Royal is back from his
visit to the opening of the jamestown
Exposition. He says that President
Roosevelt made a splendid impression
on the vast crowd that gathered there
to witness the opening ceremonies, anc
that he thinks the Exposition will be 6
great success.
Lost-On Monday night, the 29tE
inst, lost double case, stem-windel
gold watch between the residence OF
Mr.. Henry Preston and my home on the
car line. A suitable reward will be paic
the finder if they will return it to me-
NARCISSA KING.
: We publish in this issue an advertise
= ment of the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company giving rates for excur
sion tickets from Tazewell to James
town Exposition. Our readers will nov
know what their railway expenses will
be if they desire to visit the Exposition
We are glad to hear from many of ou]
friends, both from the county and in
town, that much of the fruit is still
alive. From all accounts received there
will be pretty fair crops of apples and
sour cherries and some pears and
peaches. 1t is to be hoped that there
will be no frosts and freezes later on to
) kill what has been left.
Some five weeks ago while Mr.. Har-
man Newberry was riding along a road
In Wyoming county, w. Va, his horse
stumbled and threw his rider off in the
road. Mr.. Newberry's right leg was so
injured by the fall that he has since
been confined to his bed. His son-in-law
Mr.. W. E. Peery, has been to see him,
and informs US that the old gentleman
is cheerful and is hopeful of being able
to go about soon.
LADIES'
Once more we want to call your at
tention to our line of house furnishing
goods. We have made special efforts
to meet your wants in this department.
Can give you Druggets from $3.50 to
5000. Grain, Administer and Velvet
Druggets 9x12 feet and small rugs to
match. Jap and China Mating, in very
handsome patterns.
Lace and Net Curtains, Table Linen.
Towels and Napkins, and many other
things. Give US call.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. j. P. Hartman has been engaged
by the Government to ascertain the
number of divorces that have been
granted in tha oiro,,;f oo,,-A of H.