Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-12-12
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
ONLY THIRTEEN DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.


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Spaulding Sweater Coats Mt Boyer's.
Miss Claire Litz spent Sunday with
homefolks in Graham.
All the late things in Ladies' Neck
wear at THE BIG STORE.
Adv. ]. s. & A. P. Gillespie.
James N. Arnold, of Bluefield, was
pleasant visitor in the city Saturday.
Handkerchiefs for the whole familv
at THE BIG STORE
Adv j. S. & A. P. Gillespie.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. R. p. Copeu-
haver on last Thursday morning, a girl.
Gloves for sll at THE BIG STORE.
Adv j. S. & A. p. Gillespie.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday at II o'clock. ALI are vel
come.
Rugs at THE BIG STORE.
Adv. j. S. & A. p. Gillespie.
Miss Evangeline Palmer, of Graham.
was the guest of friends here first of
the week.
200 pairs Misses Shoes, worth 81 SO.
on sale at sl.OO, at THE BIG STORE
Adv. j. S. & A. P. GiIIesnie-
A. c. Brewster, of WEIGH, w. Va.
is visiting his son, DR.. G. w. Brewster,
here this week.
Bear and Dog Muffs for the little girls
at THE BIG STORE.
Adv. ]. s. A. p C,llesn;a
The infant daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
E. E. Wiley, who has been quite i'll. is
some better and is now expected to re-
cover.
TIT Trunks pEs; S Sui. Gases and Hand Bags at
Adv, J. S. & A. P. Gillespie.
Miss Isabelle Carr, who has been in
charge of Chspman's millinery depart
ment during the past season, left Mon
day for her home in Baltimore.
A new lot of QUEEN QUALITY
Shoes, Just arrived at THE BIG STORE
Adv. ]. S. & A. p GilIesn;e
MIR. and Mrs. John K. Ball, of Prince
ton, w. Va, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with the latter's parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. h. G. Peery.
Feed has now reached it's lowest price
OF the year. 1t will not be cheaper.
Adv. Star M;Il;no e.
D. N Hartman, ST., returned Monday |
from visit to his son, j. N, IT,, in |
WEIGH, w. Va, where the latter re-
Gently located for the practice of law.
All the late styles in Furs at THE
BIG STORE.
Adv. Us. & A. p (;illesn;a
George II. Moss. of Jersey City, N. |
j., is in Burkes Garden for a visit to |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Moss.
Miss Callie Greever is lending help
ing nand at THE BIG STORE during |
welcome her many friends.
Adv. is e. A p GilIesn;a
Do your Christmas shopping now.
Don't wait until the last moment. and
wear out the patience of yourself and |
the clerks in the stores by trying to
have then do weeks work in a dav. |
1t is also to your advantage. as Won
have larger stock to select from. Do
your shopping today.
Let US quote you on feed and mill pro- |
ouct, ana compare our prices with
others. If our prices are not lower. |
Adv. Star MILLING 70
The man who says he is merely living |
In the town is merely living on it.
Less than four weeks till Christmas.
Don put it off till the last day to buy. |
ioos' is headquarters. Adv. |
The case of the Commonwealth va |
VIM. Compton, charged with shooting |
ID. 5. Letter near Graham last summer.
was called in the circuit court Monday
and will probably occupy the court ali |
week. The testimony so far has been
OF highly sensational character-in
fact, about the most so of any ever
heard in the local court
Ladies' Fine Umbrellas at Bowers.
One of the best selected stocks of
toilet sets (brush, comb and mirror) at
'os' B. Adv.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs NJ
Hankins on Tuesday. Papers were read
by Mesdames ]. R. Kiog, H. G Peery
and Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe delivered ore
OF her characteristic addresses. Three
new members joined the union.
Don't forget that Pobst will have lust
what you will want for gift this wear.
Adv.
A special grand jury sitting on Nor
day returned seventeen indictments
against saloon men in Pocahontas for
selling beer at wholesale without the
necessary license. These indicted were
A. Goodman, Joe Matz, S. L. Matz.
Max Davis and Kwass Bros.