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New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
CAMPAIGNING IN THE RAIN.
JAMES NJ. SEYMOUR, THE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE. FINDS MUCH DAMP
NESS AND LITTLE EN-
THUSIASM
THUSIASM,

Phiilpsburg. Oct II (SpeciaD-Mayor James NJ
Seymour. OF Newark. electioneered all day In the
rain through Morris. Sussex and Warren counties
to-day. attended by staff OF spelIbnders. 1t was
the hrst day Of real campaign work for the hope Of
the New-Jersey Democracy, and he found the Job a
serious one. The attitude of the elements was dis
heartening. and despite the efforts OF Mayor Sey-
mour and his campaign orators there was little en-
thusiasm manifested. except at the Sussex conven-
tion at Newton. and in the evening at Washington
and Phillipsburg
The candidate left Newark at 7:42 O'Clock this
morning. attended by Judge George H. Lambert
Matthias B. Puder and Chief Robert A. Haggerty of
the New-Jersey Detective Bureau the latter acting
a watchful bodyguard of the Mayor The first
stop was made at Dover. when a score or so OF
Morris County Democrats greeted Mr. Seymour cor
daily and hundred other men and women who
were waiting to take trains gazed at him curiously
AT Stanhope and Andover small crowds gathered
but the rain made them apathetic and there was no
cheering. A big crowd turned out at Newton. II
was county convention day there and delegations
were there from all the subdivisions OF The
convention lstless affair
The Democrats OF this county are sadly split over
the Roe fishing and gaming BILL and nobody cared
10 take chances OF running for Assembly. State
Committeeman Lewis s. Tiff. OF Newton. was finally
compelled TO put himself up sacrifice the
altar OF party fealty and accepted the nomination
after plausible contest with Robet T. Johnson. Dr.
Charles Downg. Of Sparta. was named for Coroner
Candidate Seymour heartily cheered when he
appeared IN the courthouse where the convention
was held. He spoke briefly dealt entirely in high
sounding platitudes. in which he declared his n
ninching love for the laboring man. exhibited him
self as a candidate who wore the collar OF man,
and promised. If elected. to serve the whole peo-
pie without regard to creed or politics. Eckard
7 Budd, OF Burlington, who deserted Smith for
seymour and nominated the latter in the Trenton
Murphy IN WheS he Red he tsSG6 nomnee
UP TO T1dicule because he had had the temerity to
tell the people why he is a Republican and
Methodist Colonel Z. L. Price. Judge George II.
Lambert and Arthur NJ. Gray Of Hudson. filed
out the list OF speakers.
From Sussex. the campaigners went into Warren
county. The Mayor got a small reception at
t1acIettstown and a big at Washington Sena-
tor Johnston Cornish called all his henchmen
and several hundred Of them greeted Seymour with
cheers. red fire and rockets. special train car
rled $50 Washington Democrats PhillIpsburg,
where mass meeting held in OrtyGia Hall
which about eight hundred persons including
women and boys attended. The Mayor received a
cheerful greeting here He spoke at some length
on the subject of his merits as a Mayor.
Colonel c. Meyer Zuick Eckard p Budd and Allan
Benny also made speeches here
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
TROUBLE IN 4 MACHINERY COMPANY.
CONSPIRACY CHARGED ON THE PART OF THE
PROMOTERS TO INJURE BONA FIpE
STOCKHOLDERS.

Trenton. ". J., Oct 14-W. Holt Apgar, Of this
city, representing Richard F. Spencer. Albert W.
w. Miller and others. filed injunction signed
by Vice-ChancellOr Reed. In the Court OF Chancery
this morning, restraining the Standard Shoe Ma
chinery Company from holding its annual meeting.
which was 10 take place at the company's Office in
Newark. at noon to-day. Accompanying the in
junction are two bills OF complaint. In which the
complainantS allege conspiracy the part OF the
promoters of the company, who charged
with attempting to manipulate it's affairs to the
pany formed 10 control several concerns. and
was to have capital stock OF $4,000. Its Off
GERS are: President. EbeneZer b. Beecher. West
Hill, Conn; secretary and treasury, J. Steuart
Rusk; chairman OF the executive committee. James
y. Darrah of New-York.
The complainants allege that they entitled 10
certain stock Of the company. for which they had
certificates but which the company's officials have
refused 10 issue. II is charged. the other hand
others without substantial consideration. Among
these mentioned EbeneZer b. Beecher. up
ward OF 600 shares of preferred and Is 900 shares
OF common stock: James y. Darrah, upward Of 3 600
shares OF preferred and 1900 shares OF common
stock; Mrs. James y. Darrah, 1900 shares OF pre-
ferred and 1000 shares Of common stock: s. ].
Steuart Rusk, 200 shares OF common; brothers OF
T. B. Beecher. 800 shares OF common and Henry
Clews & Co, 1900 shares Of common In view OF
had the annual meeting been held to-day the hold
of this stock would have been able TO outvote
the legitimate stockholders by a majority OF over
1000 shares.
The case is set for a hearing before the vice
chancellor October %.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RA1I.1oAD-

x -
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
AND DEsBRosSES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
A The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is five minute. later than
thnt given below for Twenty-third Street
s.auon. except where otherwise noted.
New Tk 10 f.6d4s ses0Ss 0 c s9 paES
e. s. casiesSo No &C SOaGhss hes to Pi;tsbuTs
6ss E EESsY7hNI& iSH SEi5.laPS
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PGstan D3sb, Limited 1855 daily. Express. - 10
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F4s %eeGdov. RIB PoIMT 9 GoMFoRT and NoRFoLK-750
AIriI-ANIIC CITY.-955 a. 255 p. m. weekdays
Stn9Sh, Eestihuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
r-L HEE MA1--1255 p. m weekdays
FTI points on New York (rrorn
sa5 N NSe&nty-thrd & Street Station). $50 m II TO-
Is-o. ~ anc 455 p. Sundays a. m o. m.
10 on DeSorosses and CortIandt Streets 600 a. m.
5ISn I4O' 40 and $40 p. m. Sundays. 9.45 a. m
q IN n, FOR PHILADELPHIA
os osses and Cortlandt Streets 62Ol Z q T55
a9 So2 o % (955 Penna Limited1 10 10 CesSrosses
o., .hdt streets 1920 Dining Carr dining
and Cat1a LIE a m 12a5 Dining carr 10
rtIahdt Streets 2O) 255 325 3s5 425 425
I0ning Carr. Dining Csr1 < * 1Ttnipg ca k
coacn 30 - - m u 10 night. sundays 755 mo
Ns( go. SoS. 9.25 q 81 (simited) 955 1888 DIN
gs5 a. M l255 Dining Carr, 1.55 Dining Carr
~, SO Dining Car) 455 Dining Carr 555
Ticbet nT7 ~sr1 '5 = So . % m: I21O night
II Flrth Avenue (beovs 23d St): Astor House west
street Station. and OF Des-
oIosSes ana Cortlandt Streets:
t9n street % Broadway Pennsylvania Annex sta
nnoh, frooklyn; Station Jersey City. The New York
sansfer Company will call for check baggage from
ana residences through destination Teephona
service. -'''~"i" ANa4O@u ID"
j. B. HUTCHINSON p vOOD
General Manager General Psse.r 80,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
Partition Gales.
EW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YoRK:-sOI9mS2nr B TOPIits ss and others
others In i Of the a.,
% 6S2s OF ned asUR seo ana beas 9Ss d da
tober 1901 the gnderslgped me ceteree IN sad ydg Veg
Real Estate salesroOms No III Broadway in the Bor-
OF oFgS or S iaoi at - noon on that day BY
said judgment 70 be sold therein described fOOws
All that certain lot piece or parcel land.
building and thereon erected situate lying
Stat. Of SeW Yofk and bounded described follows
dsfant Seventy feet sOutheTy eorner formed
BY e the westey s ~ 5 s or pe OF
westerly and parallel with Prince street & and along
by Of the premises next adjoining on the
north @ to o the hereby sixty et
nSh5y parallel & Yh sn @ ee Sea6 a1e aes a9ns gs as
parallel With Prince & forty feet ihePGs south
thence eastery. and parallel with Prince street and
n rous g rfend Ts a thence n6Th4 and
saint saG or pe o beginning Subject to and with the Joint
use Of the said alley adjoining the premises above de-
and OF the & a9pns m % sae & On the n 9ofh m
terest which the said IAppman Topz had In his nfs
Ing A and fhss seSs Gsn IA the et & County d Of
bounded described follows: BEGINNING at tho
NInety-third with the easerIy line OF Riverside
sids Of RI1ersd. Dry. and
senes eistsp e pded 0n ns sn e "e @ an % nehes
thence southerly along line forming right angle
with Nney-hird aforesaid twentyhve feet and
eight inches the nOrtheriy side line OF Ninsttha
street thence westerly along the norhery side or line OF
Nineyhird ninetyseven feet and quarter
inches tho point place OF beginning.
PARCEL NO. 8.
pieces and parcels Of land situate
lying being City. County and State OF New
described follows: Beginning at
point ea.terly side line OF Riversids Drive dis
seventynve feet northery from the
formed by the Intersection OF the eastery Eide or
the northery side line of
eas9efiy and paTalls Win Hundred
with the easteriy line Of Drive nifty
and parallel with One Hun
Tweny-second eghysx feet 10 the east
ey Riverside Drive and thence souhery. along
easery Riverside Drive fifty feet the point
or place OF beginning
PARCEL NO. A.
pieces parcels OF land situate
lying and City. County and STATE OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
BERGEN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Hackensaek Oct II CSpeciaD-Au is ready for
the Bergen County Republican Convention, TO be
held at Kaufmans Hotel. Little Ferry. tomorrow.
~ Is hoped that First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
esl Johnson VIII be on hand TO preside. The fact
.nat Franklin Murphy, the Republican candidate
.or Governor, Will be present win insure a large
Suenoence The ticket has been practically de-
eloeo on. Senator Edmund w. Wakelee and As
s.1 se.m1blymen Joseph H T1llotson and James Mercer
st4 be renominated without opposition There VIII
pe three candidates for Sheriff, but FTeeholder c.
- soley, OF Rutherford, is said TO be a sure
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
oRAYGE STREET LIGHTING CASE.

Orange. Oct. II (SpeciaD.-Attorney General Gray
has signed the Information in the quo warranto
proceedings against John Seymour. president OF
the Common Council of Orange. Howard W.
Hayes. counsel for Walter II. Miller. the COM
plainant, at once applied to Justice Depue. who
granted order directing Mr. Seymour to plead
demur within ten days. The will be heard
at the November term OF the Supreme Court The
result viii have important bearing the
Orange street lighting fight. IT the vote OF
Mr. Seymour that caused tie in the award Of
the contract 10 the National Electric Light, Heat
and Power Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
UNSAFE BUILDING DOouED TO FALL.

The four story brick hathouse at No. 453 Jack
son-ave.. Jersey City. which undermined by
excavating too deeply for foundation the
adjoining lot. is doomed TO fall. The builder en-
gagged TO shore Up and save the building has aban-
doned work. the rain yesterday caused the
structure to settle further and he would not i'm
peril the lives of the workmen. The tenants. who
were compelled TO hurriedly leave the place on
ing 10 any OF their effects, and the loss will
be a severe one. as they poor.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
SAVED FROM DROWNING.

Hackensack Oct. u OSpeciaD.-Herman Abben-
he'h proprietor OF the Susquehanna Hotel, Hack
ehsack, together with his shower" had narrow
escape from drowning in the HackeEsack River
'his afternoon, while returning from a hunt for
sstl birds. Abbenseth upset the boat IN twenty
NJ 1ussl OF water. Neither could swim. Edward T.
nestervet of Westervelt Brothers, coal mer-
shhhIs, and Robert T. Amos saved the men by
means OF ropes Abbenseth lost his shotgun.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The following executive committee OF the New
sefsey Democratic State Committee was announced
yesterday at the headquarters in Jersey City: Ed
ssfd r c. Young, chairman; Johnston Cornish,
COLONEL f. Z. Price David o. Crater and William
tleppenheimer. Mr. Young succeeds himself as as
- HAIRY y. Paul, who We're members OF last
,ters executive committee have been dropped from
IIe state committee. and their places VIII not DC
-'eo on the executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
BABY DEAD IN HER ARMS.

Mrs. Annie Robertson. a colored woman, with an
infant daughter in her arms called the City
Hospital Jersey City. late Sunday night and
asked that her babe be treated. Warden Osborne
examining the child, found she dead The
mother prostrated and placed in the
wCmens ward. She said her husband deserted her
three weeks ago. and she had been compelled to
leave her lodgings on Sunday morning and had
walked the streets for several hours.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
A BAD NEW-JERSEY GIRL.

Passaic. Oct Il (SpeciaD.-Annie Warshow. ten
years old has earned for herself the name OF be-
ing about the girl in the State Of New
Jersey. To-day the Passaic authorities arranged
send her TO the State Industrial School. Three
times in little month the girl has been
arrested charges Of house burglary. larceny
and theft. She is small for her years Her parents
are hardworking and honest.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York foot of Chambers St.
a follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST
900 A NJ. Daly-Sold train for Buffalo, arr. P. NJ
Bingnamton. Wavery. ElmirR and Bradford Coaches
and Cafe Dining Car Buffalo.
$50 p NJ Daily-ChIcago L.mited-Fast Mail-Soi
Chicago. arriving 20 p NJ Arr. Cleveland 40
A. NJ sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
Car
7.3O p. NJ. Daiy-Bunfalo and Cleveland Express
Arr Buffalo 7O5 Bradford 40 Jamestown 100. YOunss-
town 1927 A. NJ; Cleveland 1870 Z. NJ Seepers to
Buffalo OH City Cleveland Cafe Car
els Daly-Sod train for Binghamton.
wavery. Eamira Chicago Sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago.
Cincinnati Dining Car.
TIIICKETS. Local. TIME CARD AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATION at Ill, 113 261 800 and 1883 Broad
way l57 and 273 West 12Sth St. Cham
bers 23d 81. Ferries. New York: 3SS and SEQ
Fulton ST. eS Broadway. Brooklyn 122 River St. HO
boken Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
prprBLICAN Rally IN JERSEY CITY.

The Republican committee is making prepara-
,,ons for big rally in Jersey City on Friday
night Elks' Hall has been engaged. and the
.eaLers will be Franklin Murphy. the nominee for
~so,,arnor. United States Senator Kean, Congress-
o, Charles N Fowler. George l. Record candi-
Sate FOR State Senator. and Frederick Erambach,
candidate for Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
sos A. NJ. and 10 F. NJ. Daily. Sundays, 10
Pitshed and North Adams: Sundays only. at $50 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 26i. ais 1915 Broadway. IS
Union So. w, 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West I25th ST.
25h St and 13Sth St Stations. New York. 33S I2s
Telephone 300 3sth Street FOR New Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
p. s. BIODGETT. GEORGE H DANIELS
Srr,n pnss
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
MYsTERIoUSLY HURT AND MAY DIE.
MAN FOUND sENsBLBss AND WITH A FRACTURED
Skull. NEAR RAILWAY

Elizabeth. Oct. Ii (SpeciaD.-WiIliam Hauser. of
woodbridge. was brought to the General Hos
pltaI mere to-day suffering from fractured skull.
he was found lying beside the road Iselin, three
Ihlles from Railway, and was unconscious He will
Propap4y die The case is considered mysterious.
no no one knows how the man by his injuries.
His identity was learned from papers in his pocket.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
FOR MAYOR OF ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth, Oct. II (SpeciaD-The Republican
leaders OF this city have decided ex-Assembly
man George A. Squire the mayoralty candidate
at the election next month. The nomination was
offered 10 several prominent Republicans, but they
declined for business reasons
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
r.VFsIyK BOAT BUILDER DROWNED.

Red Bank. Oct. II (speciaD'-The body of Peter
e..L,evvtez a boat builder. OF Nayesink. was
- aoating In the creek his home this
iSraoon He was last alive yesterday. The
srou,nng is supposed to have been due 10 an acci-
an i5e was about fifty years old
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

The Democratic committee OF Jersey City has ar
ranged for series OF district ratification meetings
every night and has enlisted forty local SPELL
binders. This activity indicates that they
yinced that they have walkover in the city this
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
NOMINATED FOR ASSEMBLY.

T2eIyidere Oct. 1.-THE Democratic convention Of
warren County met here to-day and nominated
Jobn C. Kitchen. the lumber dealer. for member of
Assembly
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

KOf AL DLUE LINZ.
,..ao - 20 FOR ts6o PdADEaPHIA u u 20 ~ III so
I3o .I3o t$o0 80 t40o si40o t43O. 800. 200. t78O
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
I'43o. rs 90. 1000 '1l.SO A. NJ. tlOO sI3O .s 40
500. 200 = NJ. sI2. Is mdt.
Omces: Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. I13 2s1 4s4
West 1913 East l25h ST. 2T$ West l25th 245 Columbus
lyn; 9s Broadway; Williamsburg New Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage destination. ~
SUNDAY only. ''
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. YorL. fol
lows. and 10 min. We 42d ST.. N r.:
.7.IO A A.-For Intern. points to Albany & MontI
tIO:3O A M.-SaTatOga and Buffalo Express.
iii 10 A. Nd Lake Mohonk and Catskl Express
+. M.-Chicago Express
.2:25 p. M-CSnt: Lin for Detroit Chi St Louis.
p. M.-FOr Ftoch, Buffalo. CIeve
t7.45 p. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & St
.9:I5 p. M.-For Syra. Roch.. Mag Falls De. Chi.
.DaiIy. tDaly. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No. 1 at t1O:45 A. NJ. 2 1905 p Leave
City p. r. r. Sta, No. l. at i'll 20 A. NJ; No,
1885 p NJ Time tables principal hotels Offices
Baggage checked from hotel residence by Wstcots Ex
p. s. BLODGETT. c. L. LAMBERT.
Genl Superintendent Genl Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-10-15
1nsIrnctlon.

For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR GIRLS.
- and Mrs. CHARLES HUNTINGTON GARDNER,
Principals, 607 5th-ave.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-19

arrived in the city Monday and will
spend some days with his wife who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Dean.
The drouth still continues in
this part of the country. Much OF
the corn is drying up, and vegeta-
bles are so scarce there are very
few in the market.
Mrs. ]. r. Thompson IS visiting
in Paducah this week From Pa
ducah she will go to Illinois and
spend a few weeks visiting with
relatives at her old home.
Misses Carrie and Lena Virgins,
of Jackson, and Miss Wilson, OF
Martin, are entertained at the home
of Jas. McAlister, south of the city,
this week in a general house party.
Or. G. B. Jones and family, Miss
Annie Montgomery, Harry Fairy,
and Sam McMurry, Owen Pack, and
MYRTLE Carman formed party go
ING to Reelfoot Lake Wednesday.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian Church, on First
Street, next Sabbath morning and
sight by Rev. F. L. Ewing, D. D.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Mrs. Felix Raymer left Saturday
for Effingham, ILL.,. after severa
weeks visit at the home of Mis-
Henry Little. MIR. Raymer has
very popular Photographic school a
that place.
The Endeavorers, Rev. Hendricl
and Irwin Scates, came home las
week from Cincinnati very enthusi
astic and infused the Sunday serv
ices at the C. P. Church with som'
1 interesting talks.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-19

A party consisting of Mrs. w.
e. Walters, A. L. White and family,
A. t. White, VIM. White and Friel
Naylor and family spent the day
Wednesday at Sulphur Springs and
enjoyed a fish fry.
The order of Maccabees will at
tend services at the First Christian
Church next Sunday night in a
body, and the pastor will preach an
appropriate sermon. This church
welcomes all to its services at all
times.
In the Winberc cigar puzzle we
made an error last week, misplace
ing some of the letters. The line
reads correctly in his card this
week, and those giving a solution
of same must have the answers in
tomorrow.
Hickman iolliied with a grand
free barbecue and field sports We'd
nesday. There was ''race-boat-
ing" pie eating, sack and three
legged races. The game of base
ball between Fulton and Hickman
teams resulted in a score of s to 5,
favor of Fulton.
]. M. Ownby, Avery Beck, Harris
Parks, ]. e. Finch. Algie Sheriff.,
liz {. Alexander, Dan Beckham,
w. K. Webster and Tinsley Joyner
went out to Gum Springs Tuesday
for the barbecue near Stanley
Bridge. It was gwen by DIR. Rey.
nolds and Joe Davis.
Mrs. jamie Taylor died at heI
home, near Clayton, last Sunday
afternoon, of consumption, after a
lingering illness. She was about
| IS years old and leaves three chill.
| dren, two sons and a daughter
1.-THE remains were inferred at Fair
field Monday afternoon.
Walter Chaplin, who was for Z
long time foreman in this office anc
who has been connected with the
Democrat since April, has resigned
his position on that paper and has
taken a place as salesman II
Threlkeld's, where he will be glad
to see his many friends.
Elder T. A. Reynolds was called
to Martin last Sunday Afternoon
to preach the funeral Of Mr.. Jno
S. Calhoun. He was man bighl,
honored and loved for his nobl
Christ-like character He was tn
father of Hall L. Calhoun. so vel
known in this city, as an abl'
preacher.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-19

Rev. Heidley, travelling in the
interest of c. p. Church extension,
preached at the Cumberland Church
last Sunday.
Miss Dickie Mcintosh came up
from Jackson Sunday to see her
mother and grandmother, Mrs. A
D. Campbell.
Mrs. B. #. Beckham entertained
her friend, Mrs. A. f. Thommasson
and family, of Nashville, at lunch
con yesterday.
Mrs. Lou Anderson Fields and
little daughters, Mildred and
Louise, are in Troy visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Davenport and Miss Sallie
Askins, of the Seventh District
we're here visiting Mrs. VIM. AS
kins this week.
Miss Matte Card, who has beer
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Williams, returned to Bowling
Green yesterday.
The Pleasant Hill School opens
next Monday morning. Pierc'
Wise and Miss Perdida Callicot
are the teachers.
| Miss Kathleen Gibbs, Miss kath
leen Reynolds and Miss Lucille
George are visiting Miss Virginii
Frazier at Hickman.
/ Mrs. II. F. Bynum, who has oeel
very sick with fux for severa
weeks, we are pleased 20 state
very much improved.
Miss Bond Shackelford, after
very pleasant stay in Union Cit
with Mrs. Mayors, left Tuesday TO
her home in Trenton.
The colored school institute be
gins next Monday. w. A. Single
. ton, of Fulton, and J. f. Booker, {
this city, will have charge.
) wiiford Farris, John Harper
Andy Anderson, Web Bennett an
others are down at the Lake TIL
4 week camping and fishing.
!, Mrs. ]. H. Roberts, of Mayhel'
esteemed by many friends in unio
0 City, wife of the former pastor
e the M. e. Church, is here visiting
!. Miss Marvin Mahon, of Mayfiel'
n who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Z
$ L. Spradlin, leaves to-day for Tre
!. to spend few days with relativ'
: there.
hurry Patterson and Miss Nj
|. GAY, a runaway couple from Bs
lard County, Kentucky, were ma
I ried at the court house Mond;
o morning.
Il Mrs. q. f. Beckham and FAM
and Mrs. A. +. Thomasson al
: family are to be the guests Of N
land Mrs. r. p. Whitesell at d
d ling to-day.
S. b. Wheeler, Of Leadviiie, Go
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-19
W. Q. T. U.

The w. c. T. U. will meet in the
c. p. Church promptly at ; O'Clock
next Tuesday afternoon. viii not
all the ladies who have formerly be
lonqed, and ali those who desire to
aid the work of temperance, meet
with us and give your much needed
help. In union there is strength,
and ii is Gods work. dear women
as much as the work OF the church
MRS. NJ. z. EDWARDS,
President.