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but ibre Iusiiaiturg unb mebrere 5ubruerfe
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fur Die auibeWubrlua ODER Berfenouug 5u oer'
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NprhcttsGde 8ouubs unb @urolines gtruhe.
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aIeinbanoel mub elm entipredenoer
aufibIaa senladt meroen.
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!Su perfamicn:
27i3, 21i5 NIB PHI, Sit.Snpctics SirnBe.,
5ipeiit1diae Sduier nit feds 3imlnerl. rpooeru
einGeridtet. Brei5 $3.50; @rnno5ins $50 ldDrs
LID.
SioneitsGde Der AeuluOuoa HluenlIe mo Suncttes
GtraBe; ale muoerHcn @tnribtInaclr. cinihlteBs
lih @b8lasi1nnI; Brets $3.50; Stino5il3
$3.50 idbrlid).
Sine Neibc Sauier AT %ores8ruUes Strafc,
3luiiheu SairmuuuigOenue mo SdDetiesS trnBe,
mil mooerreu @inribiln9cn, rteortger Gru1os
aims: Breis STD.
gle o6igen 9duier iino neu uno foebet tertia
geitelt.
6. Z, @naaaher,
gauiHternebmer.
U2s-) Sareau: 2SOS SairmuuutsAue.
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Noicr. = 3lIIubr i5ll |uldleI =;
ans ocu GIcputorcn jurildae5ogen
1924 Nuihcl; Glcpotorcn Sorrotb
t34SOS Wulhcl.
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spbr ". sSittsr's ,Gulumbta.eaa

Gr. 1922, SitsBratt,S trubs.
.SeNensD drmltdoier herein" berfammelt
fi6 ieoeIt erfteR 9ienitns i'm Mpnnt tn
Der Sune. Sane fit Sereine uro Seft
Iitfeifen al oerTittben.
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Subn NrauJ's ,Sddtr.Serteree,"
gr. 1876. Sdrriion', unbe 9eJtuatoi,Str.,
SEQ. 9iiHtbel, IT,. 9rans9o's Bier. S8ar'
mer Qrnft bun 12 bis / ubr Rachmtt'
tags. gue oeutfhen Bidder fno aurn De
Id tinlelaben.
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Notwithstanding nadj Scm NusIouSe.

guslGnoildc YoIt Iijr Die nit Dem
I. ,Slrli enoenbe @otc ihlieBt bier
Gin allen 6Gllen piinttIjh) ME folat:
Bodct . Eoit lit often Don 8 llbr
@ormittagS bis o llbr AbcuOS tGs.
lib (o,r&geuommen Sonntoa&).
Yodet.Yoit fir GelltihIono itlieBt
bier MontoQ, Den II, rlmi &ormit.
tooS nm 10 llbr; fir @robbritonnien
mo Srlono 9ienito8 uno 6reitug
INN 6 llbr IbenoS.
0onpier fabren bon GcW Dorf ab,
mGum nitt anberS ~ongeQeben.
Eron8.AtIontiih DE BoIt.
lienItoa - mn : llhr g6cn0& uud
europa per Sampler o(%cutouic" uia
Guecn3topn.
Mittuod, nm to llbr 2lbcnOS
nah Trontrcid). DEM iilolihcu Glt.
ropo, G0ppten unO @ritiit &nOien
per Compiler so lorraine" uio
Noure 4oitlad)en nod nuoercu Sbcis
len bon europa miliiCr per "a Sor-
rojuc" ooreliirt lelir).
Grcita0 / nm I llbr NbcnOa mad,
europa per Gompicr st. Yuul" pio
Vlumoutb uno GberbourQ NEoitiohcn
nod Q%iperpool, SGottIouo mo &r.
IanO miiiien oper Ct Eoul" oorcilirt
iciu).
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g(bennS not europa per Compiler
,aoiier @iIbelm Der @roBe".
Soft ar 9 ii 8. un0 Central.
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nab Sonloico per Qampicr BON 90
iton; nm 10 llbr N5eu03 nod &noz
qua, Sapti uno Colombia per 0um-
pier .@roccio".
Wittpud mi 10 llbr NbCn03
nod Cuba, Oucotun mo Gumpehl
per Gompicr 0G3pcron5o"; nod
Central 4merifo mo Ocn lii0lidcn
Tociiic-SGien per Sampler pia So.
Colon; nod ben 90 FIoto.@ egcnocn
per 9ampier ,9tormon Frincc".
9onnerltog - I'm & llbr Nben0a
uot @roiilien per 0ompicr Soto
MIA" Goitioden miliien per Gotos
MIA" ooreiiirt ieiu); nm 10 l(br
glbenoS nod Sortimc. SaIono, Sa'
muica un0 Colombia per Compiler
glltai; nod oeu @obomoS. &nieln per
9ompfer nSarotogo".
Treitog nm 3 llbr Nud)nlittugs
nod Sonloica per Compiler bon 30.
iton; nm 10 llbr NbenoS nod 9tell'
6unolonb per Compiler nSiluio"
nod) Curacao. Colombia mo Senca
5uclo per Compiler o3ulio"; nadJ
Forto Hico per Dompicr DGoomo"
pio Gan Sllon; nad Gllba per 0amz
pier yMerico".
Ole Yoit mad Teuiun6lonb, bio
Goro.S ibnep, mo nah MiQuelon,
pia Bottom, idlieBt bier tdgIi6 nm 3
llbr Na1mitto9s; nod Gnba, pio
3ompo, 8ln., tGglid INN 1 llbr Nat)'
mittog8; nod Souburas, Gotta 8ica,
Guatemala. Banana mo Der aanal'
gone, pia Reiu.O Orleans, tG9lib nm
s llbr abenoS.
Grams. 50 acific- g o It.
Sonntoq - nm Z llbr Gben0S
nod oeu Ybilippineu mo @Ionl, Uio
SNu SronciSco.
9ienItog nm Z lt6r NbenoS mad,
NSopon, Gorco, China mo Den FbI'
lippiucn pio &oncouuer.
1reitog - nm Z llbr MbenoS mad,
Sopon, Goreo, China mo fir ipe5iell
oorciiirte Eoltiod)en nod Den FbiIIpa
pinen, pio Tacoma.
Die Eoit mad, NcI.S eelono, PHI.
Itrolicn, Iet.Goleoonicn, Samoa II,
Soluoii nio Son SronciSco ldlIeBt
bier t1alih um : llbr Ibeno9 bibS
5lm 10. SUM.
0ie Erons.Y ociiic-Eoi iuirb tag.
lid gum abeanG5-S ofen beioroert,
uno Die 3eit oeS Poitihluiies lit 10
orron9irt, Dab cine ununterbrodene
lleberlano @ei0r0erung erm09li6t
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Confederation GoGl q. ..,...... n so12
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36e gaft' uH6 SaitsNoenne. Canton.
WsarbIanb IeIepbon - "a +.
Saitpfauartier bes 1e%fnneoeteinS -Voel.
meiB.~ r9ameusgereiIs be8 gbeIfpeth--
~eaHtoT.@ oncIabeS Tr. 445. 3. q. o..
-Ortental.9iftrtftS G. 1853. 3. u..c.' iinb
-9anton Spar' u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Sept21 .1S)
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8rocerb @cf6dit nit @orratb II. Ginri6tina.
auteS allies @eihdit. giud8ufrdgen bel SBas.
D.. seder, Or. 42O, @oro. 6areg' StraRt.
U27-)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&. epabu'S Retauraut.

Nndf0I0er Don 0enrb BOrner.
SIR. 923, Nornsgbe1s, @de GntDonpsStr
SerinmmIurBsIoIal ocS pgntonia Sons
firift8 gIr. 1OG," nS6iuer'9 iitritts Or.
t03, 3. Il. D." mo pSiitriftS gtr. $50,
.. u. u" Saqe al Screiue 81 bernie
them SeiHite Siere, &eine uro altoere
8etr1nfe. U22-)
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SECOND CALL.

$4,000 SNsS I. -. ................ W
$4,000 lluiico MIS- SIM CBaItO II Gtis) G0la
$1,000 llnileo Mailuans SIM. ......... CO.'S
$4,000 llnitco RnilpnnS @inf. ......... CO.'S
$1,000 lrniteo AaiIipoNs @iut ......... 60H
$4,000 gIoriplf II. 2Seit Y 4 4er. ....... s5A
"a Me6nnicS' Banr ........... 20
300 Scuboaro Rigbts .......... ~
100 Senbonro tncuc) I. Bio ....... slis
80 Senbouro (neue) 2. Vio........ so
4..5 SioeIitD 3uit 80 ....,......2 b9
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Gtablirt 1880.
@ilbelim 8. 0teinbarbt,
Gr. 1913, Neit'2ombarb. efrake.
0e,usYorf elaitiide Srmd6amoer,
phHe Seber,
fHrnrn Tnn Inn Tndht ~aetrnnen nerhen.

i5nnen Tag mo yiabt ~eetra9en tueroeu.
Nhdl Sarts8 .Sdnoer,
,prlde ME rotten, iefbit bet'm BaSen nidt.
SiefeIbei iino bon nlen sier5ten
beftens empfoblen.
gr b~erfertiat uui Seileuung. mie nnt Eager:
Sdluiterbduoer, unterieibsbtnoen,
,peid,e uuo 6ul5fiNen.Hrudlbdnosr,
70 urrangiri. odb feline geebrien Gunoeit beftens
bifrieoen geftellt ftno.
vile Brudbdnoer. ganbagen nno SAftrus
meilie iueroen earantirt, oaB ie pnilen, uno
Sir Gamer itnb iSimmer
uuter autfidlt bon Wido. Heinbarot borbanbeu.
Wlo. Ielepbof; eourtIdno 1864.
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1oieph eMmenaer,s Cafe,

SutVpu SuutHHtI SulVt -
2tt5 Gnluertou, Noah, nnge Srrorrtd:Agt.
Sic beiten gSeine I'M WeliCno. Wlbls
3eitcII All teoer Seit. 8ei6dttSlnllih eilIe
G"pe8ialitdt. - 0uIptuuariter oes ~Sars
toItton- 9lrbeitersY
(glpril20.1S
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FIRST CALL

$1,000 Geubouro 4er =. ............. ss3i
$4,000 IA Glcc Nh II. 9eb 50 5er...... %
$1,000 llnitco AiUillpaOS 4cr .......... %
$1,000 @sNS Ginf e.. .............. 2sla
$4,000 Wlacou m II. 2igbi Der ......... "9a
4 Mcrbunls' RaticnGl 0dnf ......ts0
I Gonicliouteb @dS .......... 1914
80 Wcrcuutile 1ruit 50 .........fb0
10 Union Nunt 81. =. ...,.......f27
100 Scnbonr0 JtiGbts %. ..."..... rs
100 Scaboaro Som Gree itoc) ...... 1913
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Sutn u. Sderbcl & Guns,
,5mpuricure mo @ngrU5sHidu0rz 3dnoler,
6b9-60t, Neii,Eratt', nabe 1enHsStr.,
Baltimore, no.
6. & R.s1elepbou - south 1913 U.
(Htprii2 80
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Gautsu uHb 1tgtIaastsS =.
enriuo,s Canton qieSerfran5.Saae.

Sibneit.Gde 8. Ctr. II. 5aitsNoe., Canton.
Saupt I~nariier oeS Canton 2teoerirafi5 -
Ginafinnbe ieoen 9onnerfing .Nbeno. =
9amensBerein oerfalnn1elt ih ieoen Sttn'
fiaa slbeno. Gdtiondl Bier am 3apt.-
ebefapeafe 9eIepboH: Bolfe l453 y.
(2priIf3ln
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Sine quite SeIepenbeit; 1928 n1o 1880. Soi'
iiuSsGtraBe, mo6erne oreinbdi1e 98obnbdufer
tn feinem 3u'tunoe, % bel 100 SUB; rniii'en
berfnuft peroen, nm eintn ynhInb ob5uiutdeln.
giadBufragen bel Sbas. ~. Seder, Hr. 40, NJ
GnreD. Strabe. Reioe IelepbOnS. O27-)
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8erfIuie ouf Der bieii9en gifefien
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enmiht,s ..eihenlrsnS.Sane,"

@de 8. uno @oIgbsStraBe. 9aliptnlatiler
bes gyaneru Nr. sll1t. s9Sereins," ~Siber'
franssSanenpereins." nGnnton Smmcrlp.
Ban iito 9eibs 9ereius." ~9eutfbe Sc
miiibIi6fetf," raeielf6mieoe'llniol,. uno
~SefpersGonfIabe Cir. AIS, 3. o. g." Stl'
f6es Bier bu ieoer Belt. Ielepbon: Y.
& y. - ggoIf 2509 9S.
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@ei5cn.- 3ufubr 1870 9uldel;
@erianot bon oen Glcpotoreu % BIT
id)el; Glcpntorcn . Gorrotb 29,S6S
0uihel.
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WhHen iuiort U%erionit iueroeu.
@inige bilbfcbe oreiitDdige gSDbnbduier i'm
nproipeitIiheu StdottbetIe, btIta tir bnlot9e
afufer. Nab3uiraaell bel Gbas. ~. Seter, nj.
420, Is arr1s StraRe. OFF,
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ecyuetesr's Cafe,
ar. 701 uub TOT, HombarosStrnbe, ptSts
Iantfofpn. Seiufte Beine NIB 2iqu5re.
Der eeflnSeffe Srt auf Der Grbe. - Die
beffen BeolsParIorS tn ~eisbIdnbtonn-
Rrou,pts Beoiennus.
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VI ot9. 3u1llpr 4Uo3 UNlUVI,
8erion0t bon ben Glepatoren 1862
9uidel; Glcpotoren . &orrotb 59,603
Sui6el.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25
YELLOW FEVER.
There is no Occasion For Alarm
Remember the Lessons of the
Epidemic Of 1898.

AS we are now threatened with an
other visitation of the dreadful yellow
fever it is well to remember the expe-
riences of the last occasion. In all
sections where yellow fever has made
its appearance it will be recalled that
persons who kept their stomach, liver
and bowels strong and active were not
affected by the disease; while others
apparently healthy were stricken
down. These latters we're all more or
less habitually constipated, bilious or
victims of Bad Digestion; as a result
the blood became impure and the vital
organs were unable to resist the dead
ly fever germs. Now is the time to
grepare for what is TO follow. Get
your family and yourself in shape to
resist the disease. You don't know
when your exposed to 1t, every man
you meet may be affected and If you
put your preparations off from day to
day you may be too late. The sensible
course is to begin at once taking Prick
ly Ash Bitters; that marvellous system
regulator and blood purifier. Use it
regularly every day. Half wine
glass full each morning after break
fast will keep your bowels open and
healthy, it will also strengthen the
stomach and digestion. purify the
blood and by stimulating the liver
and kidneys all bile and uric acid inn
purities will be driven out of the
body. In short, it puts the system
in perfect order. Remember 1898.
That was a record year for Prickly
Ash Bitters. In the sections where
1t was used the most there were few
est cases of fever. You cannot do
better in this hour Of danger than to
make use Of the means which expert
ence has proven to be the best for
fighting Of this terrible scourge.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25
fastening Rapidly Towards ----.-


We are gong right along and
will soon be there.
NY friend, do you know where
you are going to spend eternityf
Earnest and diligent devotion to
God gives man assurance salts
factory. Negligence and unfaith-
fulness are very destructive, and
lead to ultimate ruin.
When you take time and deal
honestly with your soul, does the
interest you take in the Church of
God comfort your Or do you find
that your lack Of interest condemns
you?
Sunday school go a. M, preach
ing HOO a. m. and at the usual
evening hour each Sunday. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening each
week. To all these services every
body is invited and welcome. The
members of the church are expected
to attend and take part IN all these
services. Unless unavoidably kept
away, the persons who love God
will regularly attend the services
in His house.
Daily we are travelling towards
our destiny, and if we know how
we spend the Sabbaths, we can tell
where we will land. If we do not
fill our places in the Church of
God, how can we expect to have a
place in Heaven? A shameful lack
Of interest in the things of Goo, is
all that is keeping some people
away from the church. If we know
that we could 60, and do not; and
should go. and will not; we should
not forget that the devil can as
easily keep us out of Heaven as out |
Of the church. Carefully consider
the following question:
'sWhat sort Of church would my
church be
II all the members we're just like
me?'
w. J. MCCOY. |
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25
PLEASANT HILL.

School opened here last week
with very nice crowd and more
new pupils entering every day,
Mrs. Bill Harper and Mrs. Han
nah Harper are visiting Mrs. CALI
colt at Lanes Ferry this week.
Mrs, Ned Cunningham has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mollie Walker and two
children, of Memphis, and Mrs.
Josie Faux, of Charlottesville, Mo-,
spent day or two with Mrs. M. L,
Shropshire this week.
Mrs. T. w. Drewry spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Bum Cum
mings.
Everyone who is interested m
the Pleasant Hill cemetery will
come next Tuesday, August 29,and
bring your dinners and spades and
axes and other tools for cleaning
the graves and let's clean up the
cemetery.
a. b. 6.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The little child OF Mrs, Parton il
quite sick.
Hon. Geo. Bowden, of Martin
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Porter Enloe, of Martin, was
in the city on business Wednes day
Mrs. Will Ragsdale, of GlengarJ
farm, was in the city Tuesday
shopping.
/. A. Ong has gone to Lynnville,
Tenn, to take charge of mill at
that place.
Mrs. Wood Shaw and little son,
d. r., are at home from a visit to
Moscow friends.
Mrs. Purcell and Mrs. Henley, of
Terrell and Double Bridges, were in
the city this week.
Cheatham Ownby, Of Martin, is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Moss, OF West End,
Mrs. Laura Wells and children
have returned from a pleasant stay
at Dawson Springs.
Mrs. Julia Hankard and daugh-
ter, Miss Wayne, are in st. Louis
for several days visit.
Mrs. Clara Edwards is at home
from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Hunter, Of Marion, KY.
Miss Clara Taylor, of Mckenzie,
who has been visiting Mrs. / W.
Stone has returned home.
Mrs. Maude Curtin and little
daughter, Margaret, will return
home Sunday from Moscow.
Rev. G. w. Wilson, Presiding
Elder, Dyersburg District, was in
the city few hours Monday.
g. r. Smoot, the evangelistic
singer, will leave next week for
his home in Washington, Ind.
Miss Annie Jelks Daniel, of
Dyersburg, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Joyner near this city.
Mrs. Ethel Latimer is with her
husband, who is considered dan
gerously i'll at Bolivar this week.
DR.. Calvin S. Brown, of obion.
was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Brown informs us that he will have
the chair of languages in the State
University at Oxford, Miss, be-
ginning with the fall term 1905.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

Mrs. Herman Cross, of Arkan,
sas, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Bransford, on
Try street.
Mr.. r. G. Benham and family
have moved from Kenton to this
city and will make their home here
IN the future.
Mrs. VIM. Mexican Hubbard, of
Fort Worth, Tex, is in the city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fope Herring.
Miss Sue Hunt, of Mayfield, KY,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. ].
Mccoy, left Saturday for Ripley to
be the guest of Mrs. S. L. Jewell.
Mrs.. D. Cochran, of Musson, La.
lumberman of that country, is in
the city this week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Laura Wells, and family.
The pastor of the First Christian
church will return from his vaca-
ton this week and will fill his pull
pit here next Sunday morning and
night.
Rev. p. r. Johnson has returned
from Annlston. Mo-, where he has
been engaged in conducting re-
revival meeting with considerable
success.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

Mr.. G. w. Corbett and family
have moved to the residence corner
Washington Avenue and Second
street, formerly the Scarborough
property, where they will be pre-.
pared to accommodate boarders.
Their telephone number is 227.
Mrs. Chas. Dietzel, who has
been very sick for several weeks
with malarial and typhoid fever,
is improving rapidly this week.
The many friends of this most
estimable lady are hopeful that
she will soon be completely restor-
to health.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25
Get your lunch at Dahnke's.
war TO TREAT mar FEVER
No Stomach Dosing, lust Breathe Hyomei
Stops Sneexiaq and Smartina.

No Stomach Dosing, lust Breathe HyOmei
Stops S1eeziag and Smarting.
The Red Cross Drug Store is recon-
mending to its customers as cure for
hay fever, Hyomei.
1t is claimed for this remedy that
it stops the spasmodic paroxysms, the
sneezing, the smarting and running
of the eyes and nose, and other acute
symptoms Of this disease.
Many persons have been cured Of
hay fever by HYomei, and the discov-
erer of the remedy processes TO be
able to prevent both the occurrence Of
the annual attack and to stop the
progress of the disease, even In the
most chronic forms.
Al. Hamlin, Of Westford, Mass,
writes "Hyomei cured me Of hay fever
in one weeks time. l consider it a
duty 10 tell others who suffer from
this disease"
This endorsement is only one Of
hundreds that have been received by
the proprietors Of Hyomei, and the
Red Cross Drug Store offers TO refund
the money If Hyomei does not do all
that is claimed for it, is the strongest
proof that can be given as TO the con-
fdence they have in Hyomei's power
to cure hay fever. The complete out
tit costs but 81, while extra bottles
cap be procured for so cents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

4Rev. Holder is holding a very in
teresting revival meeting at Anti
och near Crystal this week. Prof.
Goode, of that vicinity, was in the
city Wednesday and informed us
that the services were well attended
and the people we're much concern.
ed in the work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

Careful attention is called to the
Union City High School announce.
ment in this issue. With the pres
ent faculty Of teachers the school
has won the confidence of the pub
lie and from present indications a
larger number of new resident stu
dents will attend our city High
School than in any previous year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25


Misses Mary and Martha Mccoy
spent part OF last week visiting
friends and relatives in Clinton,
KY. They returned Monday bring.
ing their cousins, Mrs. w. c.
Hutcherson and little daughter,
Lucy, with them.
Mrs. d. A. Luten and two chill.
dren have been spending two weeks
visiting Mrs. Luten's sister in
Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Luten has
been spending the time during their
absence with two other children at
Moscow with relatives.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

DO not be bothered with the col,
lectors on the first of each month,
out pay cash for your groceries al
w. l.. Phebus & Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

The low prices We are making is
the talk of the town and county,
but come and see for yourself.
Union City Hardware & Furniture
Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

Mr.. Frank Gibson, of Polk Sta
ton, has enrolled this week as a
student in the telegraphy depart
ment of the Union City Business
College.
A progressive drive was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Joyner near
this city yesterday evening compli.
mentary to their friend, Miss Annie
Jelks Daniel, of Dyersburg.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

Other people pay cash and why
not you. You certainly can afford
it when you get goods cheaper.
Call w. L. Phebus g. Co., they sell
for cash.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

LosT-A small gold watch, with
chain at Union Depot Wednesday
nieet, Aug. %, while meeting 11.15
train east. Finder will be amply re-
warded. Call at Expi ess office.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

T. W. Drewry has movedto Kick
man to reside with relatives. Mr..
Drewry was good citizen of the
Pleasant Hill cemetery and we wish
him well in the change.
The Troy Roller Mills offers a
premium of one barrel of Helen of
Troy flour for best cake and one
halt-barrel for the best loaf of
bread baked from this flour.
The framework for the new
grandstand at the fair grounds is
up, and the stand, which is the
same size of the one built last year,
will soon be completed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-08-25

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