The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-09
SOUTH FULTON.

Fulton will have a watch factory
in operation in few days.
! Dr.. Marvin Blanton and Attorney
Jesse Mosier, of Union City, were
here Wednesday.
The old harmony singing at the
Methodist church last Sunday was
enjoyed by large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greene, OF
Union City, were the guests OF
Judge w. p. Greene last Sunday.
Messrs. r. H. McClanahan and
A. B.. Nichols, of Union City, we're
were visitors in the city Sunday.
Miss Laura May Lancaster, Of
Union City, was the guest of her
brother, Silas Lancaster, Sunday.
Miss Mia May, the 19-year-old-
daughter of w. 4. Bondurant. d ed
last Wednesday night at her home
near Jordan.
]. T. Gordon woke up last We'd
nesday night and discovered a
burglar in his house, who was
| frightened away before he selected
anything that suited him.
Topsy, enough said, will meet
you at the fair. Mrs. Cyclone will
know nothing about it, because she
has perfect confidence in me and
can work her easy, see. And ] will
just say to Gipsy and U Know that
it will be to their advantage to hold
their tongues as there will be trou-
BILE in the camp If eithor of them
give US away.
The ingenuity of man is wonder
full. He has conducted and put in
to effect the telephone, phonograph,
and many other inventions too
numerous to mention and thereby
proved to the world his skill as an
inventor, yet after all he don't
know but one thing, to say he abb
solutely knows it, and after all his
knowledge there is but one thing
he does know, and this one thing
gets less attention by him than any
other thing concerning him, and at
the same time 1t should interest
him more than anything else, and
now you are wondering what on
earth this one thing is. Reader,
did you ever stop to think or realize
there is but one thing among the
millions of things on this earth
that you can positively say that
you know? Am mistaken? say
that | am not. We know we are
going to die. There is nothing
else you can say You absolutely
know, yet man lives Just like he
was going to do everything but
this. He has lost sight of every
thing but the almighty dollar and
he will do almost anything to get
into possession of them. When
man or woman loves money better
than they love humanity they are
on a dangerous road and won't do
to put at the head Of a charitable |
committee. People will destroy
their usefulness and disgrace their
ancestors for money. Every imagi- I
nable thing that can enter the mind
Of man is being INDUCED III for the
sake of money. They will tell lies,
burn houses and commit murder for
money. One neighbor will defraud
another money. They will lay
awake at night studying how they
will manage to work their schemes.
Of course, it is all right to do all
these thingsjust so you get the
money. You know you can sell
gallon Of milk for ten cents and
when you have set it away awhile
ong enough for the water to rise
On it and when you go to use it find
-wo or three cups of water on top,
t is favor conferred on the one
hat buys such milk, because he
night not have any water in the
we'll and he can use the water that
Uses on the milk; and then the fell
ow who proposes to sell you green
oeas at ten cents per gallon and
measures them out to you ia
quart cup and unintentionally lays
hem crosswise and thousands of
'ther things too numerous to mem
ion. 1t is a curiosity what the
Iuman race will do for money, and
fter all it is no more than any
ther thing, but on the contrary