The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-10-13
THE GREATEST WILD WEST IN THE
WORLD.

THRILLING SCENES AT OLD TRrrER TOMS CABIN
AND THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE
When the Indians crccps up on 1 set fire Ia
poor old Trapfer Toms cabin, in Pawnee
Bills Historic Wild West the hearts of the
multitude of spectators stand still, for tho
me realism OF the whole affair is so startling
ana VIVID that 1t is hard to believe that il il
only more representation of what has
taken place in the far West in the d,ys zone
by. Then, too, the rapid return of the
messenger with succor, in the person of
tawhce Blu ut the head of the daring
american Cowboys, sends wild sense 0s
relief through the bosoms of the vast audi
ence and fills with satisfaction tho souls of
those who supposed poor Tom was dead and
gone, and that they would never see him
again.
This, and tho weird scenes Of b'oodsbec,l
NJ tho Mountain Meadow Massacre, contain
many incidents which are far mere descrip-
lively eloquent than the blood curdling
r"mances one reads in the weekly story
papers, because the exhibitions given Nv
fhwh'c Bits chiefs. brave, COWBOYS.
vaIueros, and others, are far superior 20 .,g
'"reiiect imagnings of the writer's of slih
r'manccs.
Pawnee Bills battles and onslaurhts are
80 nearly real that it is hard to believe them
boys, the desperate rushes Of the indians on
their ponies, the bold assaults by vnoncros,
ana the extraordinarily skilful, and one
hi5ht say genuine use of the lasso on flying
i'rsemen, all tend to color the events with
II realism that is absolute
consequently wherever it goes the pawnec
Biil Historic Wi Il West, Mexican Ilippo-
drome, Indian Museum and Grand Mc,eoric
i'yrotechnlc Display is pronounced without
M equeal on earth.
There are many astounding features in
the entertainment, the least Of which is not
the Mexican Hippodromc or the genuine
oand OF Bedouin Arabs, which was added |
at the last moment by Major Lille to cke |
out tho historic character of the outfit and |
10 iend strength by contrast to the OcciIcn- |
tai part of the cntaiument.
Ihis magnificent, iruthful and highly in
strnclive organ zation of American Marvcls |
travels In its own splendid train of cars and
gives two performances daily. at and ! y.
IN. No feature is omitted from one anu
gwen Mt another performance aud one ticket
admits to all features, II fair promise of The
excellence of which may be had ut the daily
parade which begins precisely at 10 IN.
LOOK out Tor the boom of the cannon then
whtch Tor The head of the column and Major
Gordon Lille, the Hero of Oklahoma
and the White Chief and Interpreter of the
There is no glitter, or glare, or glamour
Vi the circus about this entertainment.
Every hing is real everybody is Just ~ he
Or She is billed, and the Mcxicsns, Indians.
spotted mustangs and buffalo are such as
ian be found only in their own cllmcs and ,
regions.
Ladies and child rem are advised to attend
ne afternoon performances if possible, TO j
avoid the crush ut night, and also 10 avail q
themselves o! the benefits to hc derived from 4,
he attention that can be bestowed exclusive
y ON them. 1t must not bc forgotten, how
,,vcr' that ia'i'cs aud l'uic ones a'c always b
he special wards ol 'ho management. q
The Montgomery, Ma, Duy idcrrltecy
ays: "Pnwmcc Bills Historic Wih We,
$ undoubtedly the best and greatest that {
,ser visited Alabama"