The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-04

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Not few who read what Mr..
Robert Rowls, OF Hollands, Va,
has TO say below, will remember
| their own experience under like
circumstances; 'Last winter I
had la grippe which left me in a
low state OF health. I tried num-
erous remedies, mono Of which did
me any good, until I was induced
to try bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. The first bottle
OF it so far relieved mo that T was
enabled to attend to nay work, and
the ascend bottle effected q cure"
For sale at rs and SO cents per
bottle by ]. r. Michels, st. George.
Owing to the holidays and sore fingers
OF some of our typos-the sore fingers be-
Ing caused by superabundance of CON
cent rated I've which was soaked into oft
type during their sojourn with Mr.. Jey,
which, as yet, we have not been able to
entirely eliminate,-we are not AS flush
with reading matter as we would other
wise have been.
The Ruggles all Star Specially Co.. and Com.
bined Show are to perform in the Social Hall on
Tuesday evening Janusryt7 7. 1896. This company
consists o. the famous Ruggles family. who are all
artists sad are capable of either making yon cry or
laugh, and II will not pay to miss the opportunity
Of seeing the grand sights which they will present.
See Big bill posted in various parts of town.
On Monday December a. 1896. Henery Atkia, Of
accident in hs following manner He went nm "a .
horse in bis corral and put rope aro',nd its neck
as soon as this was done the horse started to run
The rope being iong, considerable loose rope was
lying Q. the GROUND and BY some means got fast
around his left leg and the horse pulled him over
and in doing 80 pulled his hip ou His son and
another young man were present and got him un.
tangled from among the rope, soon az possible or
more serious results would have happened Doc
tors Higgins and Afeck set the joint and the pat.
lNsnt is doing well. TAMIg
The st. George Union came to hand
hand this week, enlarged and cOnsidera-
bly, improved in appearance, The ninth
volume began with the latest issue.
Success to our persevering Dixie cotem-
pOrary. -Deseret News.
Henry Meier, of Toquerville, Utah,
while returning home from St. George,
after last September court, lost silver
""eS" Nhu 0hu a HCW pair vi w.
mems shoes. The finder will oblige by
sending information of the fact to above
address.
The celebration 90 be rendered next Monday on
the advent of Utah becoming State bids fair to he
interesting and grand, and we think will vie .y,,k
any that will be held in southern Utah.
From various sources We learn that January g. 1906
will be general day of rejoicing throughout Utah
and to celebrate Utah's birth into statehood Hur-
rah for the new star to be added to the original
group.
The Iron County Record gives
us neat puff and quotes our retro
spective published In number l of
the UNION, then winds up with
'"The question that naturally arises
in our mind is how much paper
and ink has he on hand this time"
Let the Record be consoled, for
we have enough paper on hand to
dry up Salt River and enough ink
to more than carry Us through the
present volume, and should the
Record become needy of the black
article, with which the Devil is 10
intimate, we'll freely contribute;
though We trust the Record has
done so we'll that they are on the eve
OF starting their Bank.