Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-12-16

SHCAnlIllaS eve.
Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The first quarterly meeting for the
Burkes Garden circuit will be held at
Mt. Calvary next Saturday and Sunday
by the presiding elder, Rev. c. W.
Kelly.
When you buy Xmas presents buy
something that they will enjoy the
whole year. Pobst mas that kind
Mr.. H. L. Caudill and family. of
Thompson Valley, passed through Taze-
well on yesterday on their way to Inter
mont, Va, where they will in the future
reside.
A great display of ladies' Xmas Neclr-
wear at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
On last Monday morning the noun
tain road between Burke's Garden and
Grafton was almost blockaded bv
broken tree tops caused by heavy ice on
the timber.
What makes a nicer Xmas gift than
q handsome Suit Case or Grip?
Harrison & Gillespie Bros
Judge James French Strother. Of the
Mcdowell, W. Va, criminal court. was
here on Saturday from Welch. He
went from here to his old home in Giles
for visit of a few days.
Miss Joie Britain, accompanied bv
her little niece, Mary Lewis. has gone
to Texas to visit the family of her
brother, Mr.. Robert Britain, and will
spend the winter in the Lone Star
State.
l have many calls for timber and
grazing lands of large acreage. Give
full description and lowest price.
E. W. Church,
Strickland Building,
Roanoke, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Richie Peery have
gone to housekeeping in the residence
two and one-half miles east of TazeweH.
which was built seventy-five years ago
by Squire Thomas Peery, grandfather
Of Mr.. Peery.
Rev. W. M. Patty completed his sec
ond round on the Burkes Garden circuit
last Sunday. Mr.. Patty had reputa-
ton for punctuality while on the Taze-
well circuit, and is maintaining the
same on his new charge.
My correspondents want grist and
roller mill property having water power.
Give full description and lowest price.
E. W. Church,
Strickland Building,
Roanoke, Va.
The Ladies' Exchange has received a
supply Of Red Cross stamps which are
TO be sold for the purpose of assisting
IN the organized movement to fight the
white plague" or tuberculosis. The
stamps are on sale at the various stores
IN town, and also at the Exchange.
Buy some of these stamps and help a
worthy cause.
We find we have ONeThOIght in Holiday
Goods and have entirely too much stock 50
near Christmas. WE MUST SELL. No
reasonable offer will be refused. We are
absolutely going to close out every dollars
worth Of Fancy Goods by Christmas. Come
II you want bargains.
Mr.. Samuel Walker, an aged and re-
spected citizen of Clear Fork, died at
The home Of his son-in-law, DR.. ]. r.
Hicks, last Sunday, and was buried in
| the family grave yard Monday after
noon. The funeral was conducted bv
Roy. w. M. Patty. The deceased was
born in 1922 and had lived on Clear Fork
for fifty years.
Caleb Powers, of Kentucky. the most
noted political prisoner that this coun-
try has yet produced, is to deliver an
address in the Eiks Opera House, at
Bluefdld. w. Va, on the night of De
cember, 23rd. His subject, Fright Up
on the Scaffold and Wrong UpOn the
Throne, Z will deal with the history of
his own life, and show how it was pos
sible for his political enemies in Ken
lucky to prosecute him for eight long
years for crime of which he was in
noeent; howih be was four times convicted
and once sentenced to die on the gal
lows, and how in the end he gained his
freedom. The story Of Powers life
reads like fiction, and no doubt packed
house will greet him on the occasion of
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