The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-30
PAIR NOTES.
One Fare Rate New Rules and Reg
ulations.

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ulations.
Agents Loyelace and Barnett
have secured for the West Tenues-
see Fair Association a one-fare
round.trip rate on the railroads
leading into Union City for the
the first annual meeting of the fair
October 10, 20, p and p. 1t will
be one fare for round trip plus 25
cents, which is good on both the
M. & o. and NJ, G. & St. l.. rail-
roads. The agents have done the
Fair Association a SPLENDID serv-
ice, and the officials should be IN.
der lasting obligations to them for
the favor.
Mrs. John 0'Donhe1l, superin-
tendent of culinary preparations
for the West Tennessee Fair at
Union City, wishes to inform the
public and patrons of the fair that
the rule in the catalogue requiring
all canned fruits to be opened for
inspection has been cancelled. and
all persons having items of this
kind to exhibit can do so without
fear OF the fruit being opened and
exposed. The rule will not be OBJ
served.
President Farris, of the West
Tennessee Fair Association, au-
thorizes us to state that the rules
governing entries in needlework
and domestic arts has been changed,
so that articles which have been
made at any time may be entered.
The rule limits the time of making
to 1908 and 1904. That part of the
rule has been suspended and there
is no time limit Miss Sallie Wade
is superintendent of this depart
ment and she wants patrons of the
fair to observe this change.
Elder J. J. Castleberry will take
as his subject next Sunday morn
ing at the First Christian church,
''Man a Creature of Three Worlds.
He will preach at 3 p. m. at State
Line, and will fill his pulpit here
again Sunday night.
Owen Pack has established new
cafe and eating house at Upton
vile and called the "Red Hot af-
ter the manner of the kirkland
cafe. Owen is an industrious young
gentleman and a frst-rate fellow.
We Lope he will make lots of mon
ey.
Union City society will have
very important wedding to cele-
brate next week. The principals
i'll the affair are well known and
highly connected The friends of
the bride and groom elect will give
them a linen shower Saturday
evening.
The Rev. #. e. Marsh, who de-
livered several addresses in the city
on the deeper Spiritual Life, left
for New York City last Wednesday
morning. DR.. Marsh is an able
speaker and is very spiritual in
deed. All who heard his addresses
were very much benefited by them.
The millinery opening in Union
City will take place next Wednes-
day, October 5. The merchants
will be prepared with complete dis
plays on that day. The millinery
departments will be dressed in gala
attire, and the styles of Broadway
and French fashion quarters in
hats will be seen.
The ]. F. f. Club enjoyed its
first social meeting since spring
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
John Bell on Try street. Amuse-
ments were resumed with the game
OF finch as leader, Mrs. Hibbitts
winning the club prize and Miss
Margaret Branstord the consola-
tion. Refreshments were served.
The courthouse commissioners
authorize us to notify the parties
who are responsible for the break
ing of the windows and locks at
the courthouse that the officers
have been instructed to arrest the
guilty ones, and that fines and PEN
alties will be imposed to the full
extent of the law if the violations
do not cease. This comes direct
from the courthouse commissioners.
"Now good digestion waits on APP
petite, and health on both. LII it
doesn't try Bnrdock Blood Bitters.
For sale at Moss Pharmacy.