Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-03-03

nom visit to New York last Friday.
Let's make the 11th and 18th the
best ever" See Chapman's ad.
DR.. T. E. Peery and wife. of Blue
he'd, spent Sunday visiting friends here.
Henry Bowen, of Witten's Mills. left
Monday for business trip to Princeton.
w. Va.
The Misses Whitley, of North Taze-
well, are visiting friends and relatives
in Graham.
Dent forget we are headquarters for
trunks, suit cases and grips
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Colonel J. B. Boyer attended the
Democratic convention at Bristol last
Tuesday.
Miss Eta Hawkins returned from a
visit to New York aud other eastern
cities last Friday.
Best recleaned clipped seed oats at
90 cents per bushel.
Star Milling Co, Inc.
Mrs. A. P. Gillespie and daughter.
Miss Mayola, returned Friday from
Richmond
County Surveyor J. r. Glide sleeve
left Monday for the head of d an or
professional business.
Try barrel of our Star Pat flour
at So 90. Quality guaranteed.
Star Milling Co., Inc
Mr.. Harry NJ. Smythe. the veteran
editor of the Pocahontas Headlight. was
on our streets last Tuesday.
Mrs. John McClintock spent the lat
ter part of last week as the guest of
Mrs. w. 2. Barnett in Graham.
Lee Boothe, of Liberty. left on last
| Wednesday for Catoosa, Oklahoma
where he will make his future home.
Rexall Cold Tablets are guaranteed
to give satisfaction. For coughs. colds.
La Grippe, etc. At Jackson's, TIE
Rexall Store.
c. c. Hyatt, of Norton, and John A..
Esser, of the Imperial Coal and Coke
Company. went east Monday on their
way to Richmond.
The Pocahontas Coal Operators As
ISOLATION will hold their annual meeting
in the rooms of the chamber of com,
merce at Bluefeld on March 9th.
Mr.. Farmer
Better thS0 dollar corn. Let tho la
dies have the horses on the Ilth and
18th. Ask Chapman why.
Miss Myrtle Strube. of Cincinnati
arrived IN on, city last Sunday to ac-
| cept the position of milliner with Miss
! Eta Hankins this season.
W. G Doaz attended the Democratic
convention a Bristol. He returned on
yesterday a reports great enthusiasm
among the "unterrifed" hosts of De-
mocracy.
Ladies'
We want you to see our new Spring
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Col. James s. Browning, of Roanoke
Sas in town last Tuesday on a business
trip. He went from here to Pocahontas
t. look after his business interests at
that place.
The Daughters of the Confederacv
met as guests of Mrs. +, V. SPOTS on
last Tuesday. An Interesting meeting
was he'd, at the close of which refresh
ments were served.
We are sole agents in this town for
| The Zeigler and Queen Quality shoes
! Our Spring line will be here in a few
days. Wait till you see them.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
S. Angrist left Monday for Baltimore
and New York where he will spend q
week laying in a stock of goods and
studying the latest in METROPOLITAN
fashions in mems and women's wearing
apparel.
Mr.. Ben H. Hammett, of Bliss, Idaho,
writes to inquire as to prices of grazing
land in this vicinity. Says he wishes to
leave Idaho and would like to settle
her If YOU have any thirg to offer
him drop him line.
Mr.. John McMillen, Of Charleston.
w. Va, has been spending the week in
our little city. Mr.. McMiiisn is looking
after some coal properties in this sec
ton; and expresses himself as highly
pleased with our town and its people.
Star" scratch grain for poultry is
the hest chicken feed on the market
81 80 per 100 lbs.
Star Milling Co., Inc.
A. b. McGlothlin, of SkeRgs. Va.
will leave mex, week for Estonero, New
Mexico. to make his future home.
About year amid the alkali covered
bunch grass OF New Mexico will make
him long for glimpse of the blue grass
hills of Old Virginia.
George l.. Carter, of johnson Civ.
Tenn, president of the Carolina. Gin Oh,
field and Ohio Railroad, is visiting the
head of Dry Fork Of Tug, where he has
extensive interests. Mr. Carter has
done much for tho upbuilding of this
section, and has abiding faith in its
future.
Say Boys
We want you to see our line of Spring
stI les in shirts, neckwear, hosiery,
shoes and hats.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Tuesday was the last day on which
corporations could make returns to the
government under the law imposing a
tax OF one per cent on their net income
over s., 900 during the year 1909. The
treasury department estimates that the
new law will mean $25, 900, 900 in reve-
nue. to the government.
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