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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
Baptist Church.

Services at the Baptist Church
Sunday at II a. m, ; p. m. and 7 p.
m. We have had gracious meet
ing, and these services may close
the series meetings. / do not know,
tor | cannot tell what God has in
store for us yet, for lie has made
his promises not to the mighty,
not to the swift. nor to the strong,
but to the faithful.
We hope all Of our members will
make an effort to be present al
each of these services. Wealso ex-
tend cordial invitation to others
who can come, and we give a spe.
cial invitation to all to meet with
us in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Come and let's have a gracious
season.
1t will give me great pleasure to
have the other pastors with us at
the 3 o'clock service. BY the way,
the Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Baptist Church next
Thursday with Brother Mahon to
preach the sermon. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend. / wish to
ask the singers Of the other con-
gregations to aid us in singing.
Let us make it a real day Of thanks
giving. ]. H. WRIGHT.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
A CORRECTION
About That Million Dollar Fortune
of DR.. Hendricks.

About That Million Dollar Fortune
Of DR.. Hendricks.
TO The Editor Of The American:
l see in this mornings paper,
much to my surprise, that your re-
porter announces that / have SIS,
600, 600 in my possession and have
pledged $l.0OO,000 to Cumberland
University. / can't understand
Why such sensational article
should be written without consult
ing me in any way. The fact of
the whole matter is Just this:
Along last summer an article came
out in the st. louis Republic stat
ing that Bird Colt and his mother
would soon come into possession Of
$50, 900, 600 on account of the Drake
estate. his mother being my own
aunt. Of course was interested,
so wrote HIM, and he believed for
awhile he might be successful. but
think has now given itout. You know
an estate, where it is divided, has
many heirs, and have no hope
scarcely at all of even realizing a
dollar.
Now about this time, in the sum-
mer, a member of the faculty of
Cumberland University was down
at my home in Union City and / re-
marked pleasantly that if ! ever
got my fortune | would remember
Cumberland University withsa good
lift, as | had a warm spot in my
heart for the university and longed
to see it prosper. But, MIR. Editor,
/ do not have any hopes of ever
having an inheritance this side Of
the Great Beyond, though, like all
other mortals, would try to use such
a fortune wen if it were to come
my way. have bad several letters
from over the State SAVING had
come into possession of a fortune.
and every now and then ] meet
somebody that has heard ! have
one. | will be glad to announce it
if | did, and wish that the matter
might rest.
! believe your reporter does not
state that am holding a meeting
here. We are in the midst of what
promises to be glorious revival,
and am trying to get people 10
believe in Christ, who will give
them sure inheritance that there
is no mistake about, and who will
keep them forever under his care.
Please make this as conspicuous
as you did your reporters article
and oblige yours truly.
p. E. HENDRIcK,
OF Union City, spending a few
days in Lebanon.
Lebanon, Tenn, Nov. 20.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Last week the telephone poles d
Union City were plaearded with
small bills Of the Side Tracked
Company, one Of which said keep
your gates locked new tramp ii
town
A lady is the northern part Of
town had occasion to visit her
! asll-~onsaas 90 business. aud find.
ing the gate securely fastened with
heavy paddock said to the me-
gress:
What ii the world have you
got your gate locked torgv
DOM you know!4 answered the
wash-woman III surprise. Haunt
yer seen all dem signs roun town,
whnt sez, new tramp In town. an
for yer ster keep yer gate locked /
shore don't want none er dem
framps foolin e. rom here.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
Real Estate Transfers.

r. II. Sanders to Il N. Bizwell,
20 acres in No. 8, 500.
]. w. Sanders TO T.. N. BIzwell,
48 acres in No. 6. ST.. $50.
Burrell Martin and wife to II.
Dietzel, 200 acres in No. ]. 81, 900.
4. p. Russell to w. N. Cross, l4t
acres in No. 6, $3.50,
Il. D. Bryan and wife to j. P.
FptrelI, 30 acres in No. 10, $3.50.
]. H. Lowe and wife to II. Il,
Order and wife. lot in No. l6, $42s.
w. D. Reeves to w. M. Thomas,
500 acres in No. II, So, 500.
J. M. Bright and wife to w. w.
and J. A. HutcI1ison, "A acres in
No. Is, 500.
G. X. Lyon to B. E. Tucker, 245
acres in No. 10, $4,000.
w. r. Robinson and wife to W..
w. Litton. lot ii No. 5, $3.50
r. H. BIackly to Mrs. Lottie M.
TsbeII, lot il No. -, ss2s.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
Of Bank Of Troy Battle Between.
Robbers and Citizens.
One of the Burglars Wounded in the
Battle.

One Of the Burglars Wounded in the
Battle
A bold and desperate attempt
was made 10 rob the Bank Of Troy.
at Troy, Thursday morning about
halt past one o'clock BY four mas
qned men. After gaining an en-
TRANCE to the building the burglars
blew open the door of the vault and
also the QUEER door Of the safe with
lnitroglyeerin. The noise Of the
explosion awoke number OF citi-
zens who hurried to the scene. The
bold marauders finding themselves
surprised and IN danger, pick
ed up sack containing one hun.
bred dollars in SILVER, which was
lying in the vault. and made
break for liberty. Joe Scearce and
John and Win Myers we're tile first
to arrive upon the scene, and gave
battle to tile robbers. between,
whom and the citizens a running
fight took place, and il is thought
that Will Myers winged one of the
men with load of bird shot. for
he droppe the bag Of silver he was
carrying, leaving tile bank none
the looser, except the damage done
by the explosives. The safe had
three combinations--one to the
vault, and two,to the safe. The
vault door was blown entirely of.
the first combination Of the safe
blown open, but the third combina-
tion leading to the deposits of
money was left untouched,
Bloodhounds were put upon the
trail but failed to follow it. II the
rascals are caught they should be
made to perpetuate the fair ground
scene Of a few years ago.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22


meetings with dinner in the church.
Revs. Ramsey, zher and Shultz
preached and sang. and the seryi-
ces we're very editying to those who
attended.
Misses Effie Dent and Mary
Moore, of Martin, we're here yes
terday.
Mrs. Carrie Gibbs, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be
mp again.
Mrs. Fred Black, of Cairo, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Sophie Hill,
last week.
Henry Head and Harris Parks
visited Troy Thursday to see the
wrecked bank
Prof w. H. Cook informs us that
the Teachers Association, which
was to meet Saturday at Kenton
has been postponed owing to its
confliction with the Gibson County
Association, which meets on the
same day.
M. Glasscock returned this week
from Nevada, Mo-, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Miss Bessie,
Mrs. G1asscock has been under the
Weltmer treatment for several
months and says her health is won
derfully improved.
The revival which has been in
progress at the Baptist Church for
several weeks, conducted by Rev.
j. FL. Wright, has been very sue
cessful, being the means of bring
ing some sixteen souls to CONVEX
sion and very much reviving other
Christians.
Subject for the Christian Endeav-
or young Peoples Society at the
c. p. Church, for next Sunday will
be thanksgiving ]. c. Harris
will lead the meeting. Remember
the District Convention at Dyer,
commencing the 18th. Get in line,
and go; you'll never regret it.
Frank Andrews, who resigned
the position Of prescriptionist at
Drug Store some months
ago and has since been connected
with drug store at Martin, has
decided to return to this city, and
will be connected with Moss Phar-
macy. He is an excellent young
man and good druggist, and his
many Union City friends will be
glad to learn that he will return.
He will be here about December 1.
Mrs. Rosa Wilson has returned
from McEwen, where she went to
attend the funeral Of her father,
Solomon f. Davis, who died sud-
ienly of appoplexy while sitting in
ais chair. Deceased was 50 years
I'D and leaves a wife and eight
the youngest OF whom is
lot much more than an infant. He
vas a consecrated Christian man
ind died in perfect peace with his
maker.
A letter from e. p. Hendrick,
Who is conducting revival meet
ng at Lebanon. to Mr.. d. N. Walk
II, states that Rev J. Y. Stevens.
# the Theological School Of Cum
,erland University, will be here
saturday and fill the pulpit at the
FIRST Cumberland Presbyterian
,hureh Sunday morning and even
ng. Rev. Stevens is fine preach
+ and no doubt will be greeted BY
arge congregations. Rev. Hem
rick also states that the report IN
tuesdays American about that :
fteen million dollars is surely
ewspaper fake.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
Meals to order At Pearl Cafe.


Work goes braveIy on this week.
and the Public School building. IL
now approaching completion. The
sound 81 lie bell was heard yester-
day, and we are informed il IS con-
lidentIy believed that school will
begin early in December
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

For all fresh cuts or wounds, either
on the human subject or on animals
Billiards. Snow Ointment Is excellent,
while for corn-huskers 'sprained wrists,
barbed-wlre cuts and sores on work
ing horses, 1t cannot be too highly
recommended. Price rs and so cents.
Nailllng's drug store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22
70 CIR j Couch

Stop coughing, rs itirritates the lungs
aud gives Them 10 chance To heal FO-
ley's Honey AID Tar cures without
causing Il strain IN throwing on the
phlcgm. like common cough eKpecf0-
rants. Naillineas drug store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

:
Or. W: o. Taylor, of Mason Hall,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Dahnke and mother
are in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. II. f. Ball, Of st. Louis,
was in the city Wednesday.
Jess Ross and family, of Troy,
were shopping here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. e. Chesbro, of Fulton, is
the guest of Mrs. DIR. Little this
week.
Charley Moore has returned from
several months' stay in Canada
and the East.
Henry Pack left Tuesday for
Texas, where we trust good for
tune awaits him.
Miss Frank Beck, after a visit oil
several weeks to friends, returned
to her home in Nashville.
Little Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lexie S. Parks, who has been
quite sick, is convalescing.
ED. Gentry Reynolds. of Kenton,
will fill the pulpit of the First
Christian Church next Sunday.
J.. w. Baird arrived Tuesday
from Humboldt and will spend the
winter with his son, John Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Moffatt, Rrice
and little sister were up from Troy
yesterday to see r. c. Garth and
family.
G. w. Elvy, of Nashville, is in the
city to establish an agency for the
Walter A. Wood harvesting ma
chinery.
r. L. Cummings, John w. Walk
er, and Herman Howard are spend
ing the week at Reelfoot fishing
and hunting.
w. M. Freed, Of Zion neighbor-
hood, attended the Masonic meet
ing Wednesday night and was the
guest OF Squire S. f. Howard.
The Frisco Vaudeville Company,
composed of Union City talent,
have gone to Clinton, KY, where
"Foby's Bar-room' will be present
ed tonight.
G. M. Adams and family and
Jake Posey returned Tuesday from
a pleasure trip to Bayou DeChein,
where they gathered six or seven
bushels OF pecans in one day.
Dir. p. NJ. Joyner will leave next
Tuesday to attend the State Dental
Association, which convenes in
Nashville Noyembr n and %. The
Doctor will be absent from his Office
until Friday.
Sam Brummel, who lived in the
Pleasant Valley neighborhood, has
moved to town and is employed at
the waterworks as engineer. He
occupies the Pursley place on
Church street.
Mr.. Joe Wilson has gone to near
Edgewood, his old home, for the
benefit of his health. which has
been on the decline for some time
past. He will probably be gone
several weeks.
A little five-week's-o girl of ].
Fl. Sanders died Wednesday at
Woodland Mills and the remains
Inferred Thursday in Salem Gene
terry. We offer our sympathy to
the distressed parents.
win Adams, Mrs. Bartholdus.
Mrs. q. l.. Adams, Joe Shive and
sister, Miss Idelett, and several
others, whose names we failed to
earn, lett Thursday for Bayou De-
Shein in search of pecans.
Rev. J. II. Roulhac has purchas-
d the residence on the corner just
northeast of the courthouse Of
Milford Jones. and is having II
epaired, and we understand will
move into it when finished. Ii
The Christian and Missionary
held a three days meeting i
I the Primitive Baptist Church
lst Friday. Saturday and Sunday /
he last two days were all.day
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Benz. IngeFspn, OF Hutton, Ind \,
says he had not spoken Q word above
a whisper Tor mon his, ail1 one bottle
OF Fnlay's Honey and Tar restored his
voice He H. sure 10 get Foleg's. Nall
lfnuls drug sfnra.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

w. L. Odom & Son do not have
to borrow money to paw tor their
goods. If
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Give your friends a Medallion 81
yourself made by Wallace
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Oysters, by the pint, quart or
dozen, at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Sunshine -four makes deiightfnY
bread. made by pahnke- Walker
Milling Co. tt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Parties desiring Photos for
Christmas should not put off hav-
ing them taken now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

The equal Of any and better than
most houer the Sunshine. made
By the Dahnke- Walker Mflfirg
Co. If
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

The Christian and Missionary
Alliance held a three days meeting
at the Primitive Baptist Church
last Friday. Saturday and Sunday
The last two days we're all.aay
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

Rev. J. II. Roulhac has purchas-
ed the residence on the corner just
northeast of the courthouse Of
Clifford Jones. and Is having It
repaired, and we understand will
move into Il when finished.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

@ Inspection was ITO cars: the estimate for Tues
ca6biesS Si1 cars Nothing was done for shipments:
20 were steady. Clearances T76,0 900 BUSH
ets & Inc Visible decreased sSSO 600 bushels the Chi
Satock Saeo Stock increased 5l,co bushels. There a
mere. mere Is taking profits freely. NewYork
W neat was weak and dull. the close &c TO 1Mc
on9er SATURDAY September sold 47sc and 64iac
Ii,o closed at t43sc BID; December closed ar 65c.
LICK OF speculation. larger Western offerings and
pUorer export demand were the factors All foreign
ish. F-'"'' '@'' o'"'
ne grazing or the new wheat continues the
IsIiest eVer known: cars OF No red here to-day.
S4sn sales 10000. The Keaboard reported 73 loads.
fla1seod was weak and dull prices off &c to 12c
Se rSf me futures The October was offered at $s
ae anere We're 81 cars OF seed at the three points.
~ PROVISIONS were neglected and weak pork OF
Soc lard and ribs of sc nc. The outsider not
IN me market The packer is not disposed TO bull
pF.ces Tor the benefit Of the Speculation Cash de-
mand 's only fair.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
'et earnings s2G9l. .lT3 81 5sg 312 Inc 500. 81
QUARTERLY STATEMENTS.
fFlied with the Railroad CornrnIssioners.l
TRADE N CHTC1GO.

NHesSo. July (Specalb-The oats market
e ieaoer to-day. at time 1haltsc higher than
eioas' and closing 7s0lc The map de-
1eu 'ne tore. The West had no rain Sunday and
esas mad maximum temperatures around 100 de-
The forecast offered little relief for to-mor-
-Possloe showers In Of the States, with
ana warmer I'm the States which have suf-
80 worst The West and Southwest led the buy
- Vi oats; the selling by local bulls Septern-
'pehed at 2slsc. sold between 29hc and 3oHc
-, Nioseo az 2oc: July touched 23zc 3oikc and
go al zszc. All the adyices are that oats every
- are Thin, and decidedly bad I'm Kansas Texas
D. aissoun The selling TO-DAY was led by Nc
r"s' tounsclman and the Phillips crowd.
r. aooeo 10 his long line; BarreII. Pringle
- eho Barflett-Frazier were buyers ST Louis
,n conspicuous buyer The visible decreased
bushels and Chicago decreased 1852 900
,'h- feature the sudden squirt at St
.s the July there getting 20 &c over Chicago
'he septernber lc over
se''efn buying as much the feature I'm corn
0sts. Local corn holders took profits Prices
g. unne showed zc TO IAc over Saturday; they
hr nc 10 sc over. The weather was the i'm
a. ~. hnnence-fhe heat and drouth of Sunday
a,1 prospect OF little relief for the next thirty
Co.. september sold at z7zsc and at 4S1lc and
ls at 4s1sc. July closed 4elkc sellers the
Chx az H7sc sellers. and the May at zeHc
sr ences are 1nfavorable from Kansas Mis-
tssn ' iexas; generally favorable from Ne
ssusr .'"a and Illinois. The West was a liberal
wa 4. cSsh iast night. The selling OF futures
and oy Armour. Barreil. Comstock Phillips
Ham. ouils; the buying was by Bartlett Frazier
Th> - rrego-Montgomery and Raymond -Pynchon
a"est was buying corn well oats
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

West zfiA -
The approximate amount % tho lien charge 20 satsfy
which he above described property IL ralI =
s9lNnO with Interest thereon from me gHth
lp0 together with ana allowance. aul5'insi,r 4,
sdos 20 with Interest thereon from fhe
1901 together with thc expense ~ the The ap-
prNimate amount % the taxes
GO be allowed 90 ,he purchaser out - the purchase money
e paid by the Referee Aeio tc ana
Dated. New York. June bih 1901
foHN q. HROUSKY Referee
The sale - the above described
j1urned q, the sth CAY July i9ul sane finl.
sud place
Dated New York july gnd ipDt
Ipi'N T. BHlu~NY Referee
tOlItatT HkpTHtH~. Affaru~'~ fHr Ialnur. ~ n
Broadway. Borough - Manhattan. Cit, - New York
The sale ~ The above deur-i property further
adjourned o. the l6th July Iisl
and place.
Dated july sth. 1901. JOHN =. HNOUSKY. Rcferre.
CptbERT BROTHERS Attorneys fnr iIniattr NJ :
Rroatvay norough u ManhattaH. CITY ~ New YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
foreclosure Sales.
NO. 1.OO4 BROOK AvENUE.-sunreme Cour,

= County OF New York.-Iouixa c. Nohlran Plain
TN, against Elizabeth NJ. Hamilton al Defendants-
IN pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure duly
made and entered IN the above action and
ing GATE 10th day of June 1901 the Undersigned the
Referee In said Judgment M public AUG
tion at the New York Real Estate Sslesroofn No III
broadway, In the borough % attain city of New
YORK on the lTth day OF July 1901 at ocork noon
on That day. by Bryan I. Kennedy Co. Aucti9neers
the premises directed by 1udgmen, 70 be so.d am
therein described follows: All that Let piece or uare %
Iand with the building ana improvements thereon
Sew York and bounded and described follows. :
iesinnins at point on the easte-y side oc
distant one hundred and forty ntne and
or the easieTly side of Brook southeriy
thence running east parallel with the southsTy of
one hundred ana sStyGfth Street part OF the way
through party wall one hundred and hfy-hvs
Vs hundredths COS eGiCo feet thence running south
parallel with the westerly side of Washington Avenue
twenty five t feet; thence running parallel
wth the southeriy side - one-hundredand sixty
street one hundred and fortysiS and
dredths u4a boO feet 20 the easterly side Rrook
Avenue ana thence running northeast easterly
sle OF Brook Avenue twSny-six ana htty-,hree hun
dredths @ ~ lOOl feet the PLACE beginning
Dated New York June - 1901.
JOHN HENRY Hull. Referee
MILLER. DECKER q MILLER ATTORNEYS plalnt-
10 Bruadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
The following is diagram - the property sold
its street number Is No iOot Brook Avenue:
street.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
TN pursuance of an orae- of Hon. Abner C

u Thomas Surrogate Of County OF New York
is all having claims
Henry Amy the County OF New York. deceased TO
at OF ransactng business No ~ Wall Street
In the city York, before the hrstd day OF
November Dated New York. the fourth day OF
ApIrl ~ rpr IN v AMY Executors EDWARD J. Me5;IfIRE
Attorney for Executors Wall Street Manhattan New
Vo-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abne

u C. Thomas, Surrogate of the County OF New York
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
H. Roosevelt, late OF the County
York deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
their place Of tSansacng
No AZ Mall Street Borough Manhattan in
the CITY OF York. before the day OF
Novanhar New York, the 22d day OF April
ieoi John e. ROOSEVELT. ". EMI.EN RoOSE-
Executorr a. ~ Wall Street, Manhattan Borough
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner G.

l. THOMAS a Surrogate the County OF New York
notice s hereby given persons having claims
Duiccna T. Mowry. late OF the County OF New York,
ceased 10 with vouchers
.hscribsrs place OF trahsactng business
'ice OF Rush Tasgnr No. 93 broadway In the OF
New York en- before the 10th day of November
Dated New York. the 9th OF May. ieJl.
uOYT III GREEN WILLIAM ". HEATON, Executors
IRISH TAGGART. Attorney for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NoitGe OF Summons.
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