The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-09-27

ceedingly fine business in the lin,
of merchant tailoring this fall. H,
has larger force Of garment max
ers at work than have been en-
ployed by him in many years
Harry is zone of the finest" in his
line and is ably assisted by his son,
George, who is a recent graduate Of
MItchells cutting school in New
York.
Mr.. Will Nash, of the vicinity OF
Jordan, has purchased the residence
vacated by Mr.. Hardy on Exchange
Street and will moe with his tam
lily to the city in few days. They
come from among the best citizens
Of that country to get the advan-
tages and accommodations of our
city and will be thoroughly well
come as desirable neighbors and
friends.
Geo. S. Hardy and family moved
from their Exchange Street resi-
dence this week to the Crittendon
place on Main Street. The Crit
tendon house, one of the prettiest
in the city, recently purchased by
Mr.. Hardy, is just out in new
dress of modern finish and style
by the best skilled work in the city,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy and fam
lily will now enjoy the comforts
they have carefully arranged
Every voter in the Thirteenth Civil
District, who has not already reg
istered, and those who have recent
ly changed their residence to this
district, should not by any means
fail to register to-day or to-mor-
row. If you do not attend to this
you will curtail yourself of the
privilege Of vote in the magis-
trate's election October 20. That
is the day appointed to elect can
didate to fill out the unexpired
term of F. H. Naylor, deceased.
r. T. Curtin has some extraordi-
nary announcements intended TO be
made in his advertising space this
week, but we're too late for publica-
ton. In brief, however, we will
say for him that he has just opened
the handsomest, brightest and best
stock of dry goods and millinery
ever delivered to his house. He has,
also, Mr.. Duke, of Dresden, an
able assistant to his corps of sales
men and costumers, each and every
one of whom will be pleased to have
their friends call at Curlins Dry
Goods Store.
MIR. Harrison, recently engaged
in boring wells in the oil fields
around Harrison, Ark, will be here
in few days to complete the con-
tract for boring wells at Wickliffe,
KY, for the Wickllffe Oil and Min
ing Company. Enough of the 100,-
900 shares, intended for the imme-
date improvements, have been sold
to begin work. Contract has al
ready been made, but awaits sigma
lures. The machinery has been
shipped, and it is settled that the
boring of wells will commence in
the briefest time possible-very
likely in few days.
Morgan g. Hardy Bros. present
the readers OF The Commercial this
week with a page OF descriptions
and illustrations OF the many won
derful and striking features they
have added to their famous depart
ment store in Union City this fall.
The buyers for the different depart
ments spent several weeks in the
East visiting and ransacking the
and best wholesale and job
bing houses in the country, and
they are now busy with the grand |
fall opening of these products Of
ooms, mills, factories and head
quarters, from which the mammoth
ind extraordinary collection was Sc
ected and purchased. The grand |
all millinery opening display will
lake place Wednesday, October 9,
he general millinery gala day in
Union City.
Everything in cheap, medium &
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