The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-11

Over in West End there is said to
be small colored child living with
its Grandmother Edwards, said to
be turning white, by the aid of some
Chicago physician, who, having ex-
amined it, found no organic trouble.
Me are requested to announce
that Rev. w. J. Mccoy will preach
at Mt. Zion, north west of Union
City, at IL o'clock Sunday morning,
also at 4 o'clock III the afternoon.
The regular annual communion
will be observed at IL o'clock SER
vice.
Rev. e. E.. Hendrick has just
closed a successful revival atSpring-
field, where he had seventy-three
conversions. There we're numer-
Gus additions to all the chur~ hes.
Mr.. Hendrick now goes to Green
vile, KY, to hold revival Nash
vile Banner.
ESQ. ]. H. Edmonston has writ
ten The Commercial to change his
paper from San Marcos, Tex, to
Nashville, this state, where he and
his family will make their home in
the future. Their old friends here
will be glad to learn that they have
returned to Tennessee.
Mr.. Lexie S. Parks, while out
driving Wednesday, had the pecu-
liar experience of riding behind his
horse in the act of running away.
A little boy in the buggy with him
fell out and sustained some painful
bruises, but was not seriously in
iured. Mr.. Parks managed with
some assistance to get the horse
checked without further trouble.
Coble s. Clagett Co. are prepared to
announce the arrival of new fall goods
and styles. The ladies in charge of
their millinery are Mrs. Hattie Hlck-
ey, assisted by Miss May Mcclure and
Miss Mary Napier. The company with
their double department stores are
coming new ideas, fancies, designs
and bargains for the semi-annual mer-
camille opening in Union City in few
lays.
Robinson, Bransford & Co., the
and tailors, only orig.
NAL one.price house in the city, are
highly pleased to announce very
successful business for the first six
after opening, and they
now present to you very much
larger exhibit of New Styles, Pat
terms, Weaves and Novelties, in
every branch OF their business.
These gentlemen take pride in pre-
senting you with the highest quail
ty and most approved styles, and
all at uniform price to everybody.
Rives enjoyed the pleasure and ex-
element of a surprise wedding last
Sunday morning. Mr.. P. p. Wise and
Miss Flora Houser we're united in
Hedlock at the home of the brides
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Houser.
The young gentleman is one of the
;taunch citizens of Number Four, an
intelligent professor, now engaged in
at Crystal. Miss Houser is
| young lady of lofty character and
,harming graces, daughter of one of
the county's best families. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Brown.
We offer congratulations.
Mr.. A. L. Parrish has been
elected principal of the public school
at Mckenzie and writes us IN the
following vein: ut is decided that
am to remain here as principal OF
the public school. Please send my
paper here, as don't like to miss
copy. 1t is my friend and the friend
of my friends" Mr.. Parrish is we'll
by his friends, princi-
pally among the schools in Obion
who are pleased over his
Mr.. Hamilton announces the lar
gest and best barbecue and bran
dance ever given in Obion county to
take place at Sulphur Springs, one
half mile east of Paducah Junction,
in a beautiful beach forest on the
banks of Obion river, Thursday
Sept. II, next. Fine barbecued
meats, Brunswick stew, and all
kinds of refreshments will be pro-
vided with good order and good