The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
soUrH FULTON.

# this balmy spring weathe
would not make fellow feel likl
this earth was a paradise ant
greeting his fellow-man with glat
tidlngs of Joy, there is something
terribly wrong with his Uranium
and he should be sent to the schoo
Of correction.
Fulton is loose at both ends and
is ready for any kind of PROPOSE
ton that will benefit herself as well
as her neighbors. The tone Of J,
M. Brice's piece in The Commercial
clipped from the News-Banner. has
harmonizing chord with It that
has Southern touch and ring to IT
that is commendable of the highest
praise. Give us benevolence, broth.
erhood. harmony andthe right spir-
it will prevail, and the result will
Gown us with success no matter
what the proposition may be. #
each one would extend to the other
the same privileges he enjoys him
self or feels that he should have and
stop chickering's and inexcusable
strife, Obion County, Union City,
Troy and other places would have
many things they are void Of to-
day. Harmony, peace and JOY
would prevail, and If we can't sue
coed along this line we might as
well not instill anything in our lives
that would make us better men and
women, for if it was not for the
women on this mortal earth, nearly
all the good things, nice times and
enioyments of this life would be
blighted and smothered in their in
fancy The movement by Union
City, Troy, Fulton, Hornbeak and
Reelfoot to establish good roads
and electric lines throughout this
territory can be obtained by encour-
aging the right spirit, all pulling
together for one common cause.
Let us put our heads together and
be one people and accomplish the
ends that could have been obtained
long since if it had not been for
stubbornness. There is nothing
more manly in man than to lay
aside his prejudices and walk face
to face with those he has been dis
tant with and say to them slet's
bury the Ratchet and be men, If
we needed no roads and electric
lines this still would be the thing
for Us to do, because the very ma
ture Of things teach us this lesson.
Miss Maggie Lee Sheffield is on
4 four days visit to friends ia the
country near Gardner.
Fulton's burned-out district has
been replaced with new material
ind looks better than before the
ire.
Perkins Kirkland and Miss Mag
lie Henry we're happily married
asst Tuesday night at the brides
rome in South Fulton, Elder r. 5.
officiating.
we are Ia receipt of an invitation /
b be present in Union City to wit
less the marriage ceremony Of one !
if her purest daughters and accom- !
,lished young ladies. Wish ! could
ay more, but will have to wait un
II cupid has played his part before
We can.
1t is one Of the greatest privileges s
i this city to be able to enjoy your J
81, let it be as It may. Now, there
J Mother Gipsey expressing Joy
ut week over her city style Of liv- a
ng, and, being liberal enough to y
low Cyclones name to get mixed y
b Id these pleasures, invites us P
own to partake Of her Southern
Three nchairs' for ]
iipsy. 5
South Fulton College pu bile Il
.hool closed out last week for lack d
/ funds to continue the session. q
his is the result of having no cor b
grafton. which was abolished some 81
10 years ago, So the poor are de-
rived Of school while those who i
anted the corporation done away Il,
ith Ia keep from paying taxes are Il
,le to send their children on to- :
hooI at Carr Institute on the Ken. II
Icky side. Good enough. h
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one thousand rolls wall paper at ~
aldwell's Book Store at Sd: 500 81
lis at 4c roll. 52-tf 81