Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-12-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

seen at Pobst's.
Dr. R. B. Gillespie left Tuesday night
for visit to Richmond.
Beautiful decorated chinaware at
Hawkins Pharmacy.
Mrs. Frank Moss, of Burkes Garden,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Moss.
Neckchains and lockets for your best
girl can be had at Pobst's.
James R. Laird is a business visitor
In Roanoke and Lynchburg this week.
Late things in hand bags at
The Big Store.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach at Con-
cord next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Table linen and napkins at
The Big Store.
Mrs. jeff Hoge, of Burkes Garden, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bowen
this week.
Silk scarfs and aviation caps at
The Big Store.
j. h. Gadd. postmaster at Princeton.
W. Va, was a business visitor here on
last Friday.
Notaseme hosiery in silk and isle ut
The Big Store.
Mrs. George Litz, of Hurley, and
Mrs. Joe Litz, of Adria, were shopping
here on Friday.
Slippers for the whole family at
The Big Store.
}. n. Hartman, jr., is home from
Washington and Lee University to spend
the holidays with homefolks.
Muffiers from 25 cents to 81. Scat
The Big Store.
Misses nellie George and Tot Mccall
attended the Thanksgiving german at
Berwind. W. Va, last Thursday.
Handkerchiefs for the whole family
at The Big Store.
Mrs. Graf M. Mullin and little son,
Mcdonald, returned Friday from a week
spent visiting relatives on Clear Fork.
Silk hose and half hose. in fancy
boxes, at The Big Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gillespie left on
last Friday for Richmond, where Mr..
Gillespie will enter the Johnston Willis
hospital for treatment.
Black is showing handsome Portrait
Calendars for 1912. Charming Christ
mas gifts.
Prof. c. NJ. Kilby, of Randolph Ma
con Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va,
was the guest of Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe
and family here last week.
Pobst has received a we'll selected
stock Of jewelry for the holiday trade.
Call and see for yourself
Mrs. L. A. Tynes was operated on in
Richmond last Friday for appendicitis.
Her condition following the operation is
reported very satisfactory.
Mems suits and overcoats at cost.
j. S. & A. p. Gillespie.
The Big Store.
H. A. Bowen returned Saturday from
an extended visit to Richmond. He re-
ports his father, Captain Henry Bowen,
whose illness has been previously noted
much improved.
0OllOAVe
cannot be excelled.
Hawkins Pharmacy.
Only a small crowd greeted the Mu.
steal Clubs open session on last Friday
night. This club gives an excellent per
formance, and are deserving of a much
more liberal patronage. The program
on last Friday consisted of selection:
from the two meetings preceding tn,
open session, and were we'll rendered.
Will pay highest market price, in
CASH, for Beef Hides and Fur Skins
on delivery.
The Tazewen Supply Co.
]. H. Blessing, of Grapefield, Blanc
county, was here Monday night to at
tend the annual election of officers fol
Tazewell Lodge for the ensuing year
Mr.. Blessing was the successful candi
date for commissioner of the revenue
for Rocky Gap and Mechanicsburg dis
tricts in his county at the late election
l am now prepared to do all kinds OF
brick and tile work. Artistic nantes 6
speciality. Repair work done on short
notice. L. H. WILLARD.
The Masonic library and reading rooms
in the Masonic Temple will, in the fu
ture, only be opened on Sunday, from !
to 9 o'clock in the afternoon, instead Of
every day at the same hours This wa.
decided upon at the meeting of Tazewel
Lodge on last Monday night, it appear
ing that the rooms were not patronizeC
sufficiently to justify the expense o.
keeping them open daily.
American Beauty Coffee sells every
where for % cents. If you want a rea
bargain we can give it to you in thi!
coffee at 25 cents per ID.
/ C.. T. PeerV & Co