Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-12-16
Cash for hides at Gresver.e.

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Boyer has all the best late books on
/ sale-an eXceptionly clean and whole
some line OF books for the young.
J: w. Moss is talking to you about
Indian River and Tangerine Oranges,
Grape Fruit. Grapes, etc, in this issue
of the Republican.
Handsome line of Scarf Pins, Brace
lets, Brooches, Beauty Pins, Fohs.
/ Watch Chains. Neck Chains, Watch
Charms, Lockets. etc, at Boyer's.
HARRISON. Barns & Co. have the best
line of Christmas candies, nuts. fruits.
etc. ever seen in Tazewell. Read their
lad in the Republican.
Our line of Holiday Goods is unsur
passed.
Boyer & Co.
Judge and Mrs. s. c. Graham. ac-
companied by Misses Jessie, Jean and
Katie, will leave on tomorrow for Flori
Ga where they will spend the winter.
One of Schloss Bros. handsome dress
Overcoats makes about the incest Xmas
present you can give.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The Orphean Musical Club. which was
with us during Chautauqua last year, is
the best quartet that has ever visited
this city.-Progress, Sandersville, Ga
Salt at 65c per sack. Price on salt
has advanced 81 cents. Our price will
be the same until December 18th.
Star Milling Co.
Gold and Sterling Silver Umbrellas
are right for Xmas gifts. We have
them.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The Orphean Musical Club. appeariner
on our Star Course, gave delightful sat
isfaction to Our people. Everybodv
was pleased. j. H. Edwards. General
Secretary, Y. M. c. A, Reading, Pa.
Ladies and gentlemen's Handker-
chiefs, put up dozen to box, in beauti-
Aui AmaS boxes. Just what you want.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros
bring joy and good cheer at Xmas.
l continue to do so all the year after
ward. l am an Edison monograph.
PObst has them. i''''
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Kelly left on YES
terday Tor Sioux City. South Dakota
where Mr.. Kelly will embark in the
hardware business, and where thew will
make their future home.
Our superb stock of Holiday Goods
is practically unbroken. We MUST
sell. No reasonable offer on this class
of goods will be refused. We tell YOU
we must sell.
Boyer & Co.
The Orphean Musical Club has given
US the finest entertainments we ever
had in our place. We speak of the past
eight years. e. A. Preston, Manager
OF Ent. Committee, North Ferrisburg.
Vermont.
Give US your Magazine subscriptions
we can give you same prices offered
by any other agency. Better still-we
can give you club rate on Magazines of
your own selection.
Boyer G. Co.
The best, cleanest, and most uplifting
concert of nine annual lecture courses
was given by the Orphean Musical Club.
IN the tabernacle Church, February 25,
19OS.-E. r. Whitney, Chm. Brother
hood st. Paul, BiDghamton, N. Y.
Misses and children's Handkercbiefs
put up in dainty Xmas boxes. at The
Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cheatwood died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dudley
Williams, IN Graham on Monday morn
ing last, following stroke of paralysis
some two months ago. Mrs. Cheat
wood was a native of Amherst county
and was seventy-five years of age. Her
remains were taken back to her old
home in Amherst for burial.
Mems fancy Hosiery, pairs to box.
assorted colors, put up in beautiful
Xmas boxes. A good Xmas gift.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Mamie Louise Brown, of Texas.
is visiting Mrs l. E. Chapman and other
relatives at TazewelI. She is the grand
daughter of George w. M. Brown, who
was one OF the most prominent and pop
ular citizens of this town and county in
the early fifties of the last century. Her
grandmother was a sister of the late
Isaac E. Chapman of this place.
can sell your farm, timber and min
eral lands. l have hundreds of CORE
spondents looking for such property.
E. w. Church,
Strickland Building,
Roanoke. Va.
A golden eagle, measuring SIX feet
wv AhSA-o 4IOAH ZIP 20 ClD, was Caught
in steel trap on Plum Creek the latter
part of last week by W. H. Johnson.
The bird, which is splendid specimen
OF its kind and which appears to be
ABOUT two years old, was brought to
town and sold to Don MAY, who has II
on exhibition at his home on TazeweIl
Avenue.
The Ladies' Exchange of the Method
list Church on tomorrow, the 18th inst.
will hold Christmas Sale in the room
formerly occupied as TazeweH Reading
Room, over Hsrr;sson & Gillespie
Bros. store. A large variety of needle
work will be placed on sale and the sale
will begin at 2 p. m. Oysters will be
served during the day, beginning at IL
O'Clock.
Chief of Mines, John Lang, of West
Virginia, has announced the appoint
Mr. Charles Conner, of Boissevain-
this county. Mr.. Conner has been EN-