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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
wEsTCHEsTER MONEY EASIER.
Installations ana Indtvtduals Meet
ing Demand for Small Loans.

l.. Ward Prince. secretary OF the
Scarsdale Estates and Gedney Farm
Company, says that money for build
ing purposes throughout Westchester
county Ia becoming much easier. Sew
eral OF the institutions that have been
out Of the mortgage market for several
months are making loans. In can
vass OF twenty attorneys Mr.. Prince
found nearly every one had funds avail
able anywhere from 81, 900 to Sc 600
Larger amounts are a little harder to
find, but attorneys are expecting i'm
provement after the first OF February
If conditions continue TO improve as
rapidly during February as they have
for the first three weeks Of January
there will be plenty OF money for build
ing operations by the first OF March
This IL all needed for an active spring
real estate market in Westminster
county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
3 New Homes for Long View, N. J.

dcnce oi the former owners, "A dwelling
which cost $4,000. has been remadc
into club building for use OF the resi-
dents OF the properly. In addition the
Baltusrnl and Canoe Brook Golf clubs
are near by
The developers of the property have
sold already ten of the twenty-five
houses 10 he erected for spring occu-
panCN.N This success Is ascribed in par,
TO the attraciiveness of the property
and in part To the novel selling plan for
these first homes, which are being
marketed at the actual cost to the
owners of The land ard building. one
of the houses already sold with the land
II occupies brought S3j 900 aud another
sold for $4,000, Most Of the houses,
however, are Of much lower cost.
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EASING THE DEPUTY's LOSS.
Railroad Men Took IN Collection IN
Fay for Missing shirt,

PAkis, Ian. -, Deputy of the Italian
Parliament recently lost his shirt IN a sleep
INK compartment while on railway
journey
lie wrote an Indignant letter to the direc-
tors of the line IN which he said: 1T IL
shameful that the railway servants for
whom So much has been done by members
OF Parliament, should dare 10 appropriate
the belongings of passengers"
few days after this protest he received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
BUYING AT BRIARCLIFF.
City Dwellers Buy Homes There
4 section Of Many Attractions.

Movement Of city folk to Westchester,
which has been noticeable for some
time, is being felt In Briarcliff Manor,
back Of Tarrytown. in section which
is noted for Its scenery. A number
OF dwellings have been sold there. The
Briarcliff Realty Company has built
many modern houses. yet the demand
for homes has not been satisfied.
This may be attributed to various
reasons besides the beauty of the coun-
Try. which would be sufficient attrac-
ton in itself. There Is "A golf course
and other fields for outdoor games at
Briarcliff Manor. For n settlement in
the suburbs the manor Is well supplied
with educational institutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
kOaneth Ines { Go W H:s:sn H.'' 1E. Il

LNNERE Pr. -. being part lot Z and n
part lot 10. map John HonOhan--Anna
Honohan to VIM Koch, 2sS6 Middletown
I'd. Jan %. yrs. . c. ATTY, q co.
RICHARDSON Az A2O. +0Sl25-
Martha Frank To Gilbert Wright.
rs W 1874 II. Jan IS, yrs. y {, atty.
g 4 FurthmHnn. I'd av and l&sth st u, 900
lglST ST. 100 W Hoffman 81. oOXs3-
Alert Construction Co to Manhattan Mtg
CO. 200 Rway. pr mtg 81: O0O. Jan 80
due &C AS per bond ...............S 81 900
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NV Jersey is soon to have another
h"-i attractive home colony In tho
range of hills surrounding and over
""Mng Summit. where a company
headed 10y George II. Peare has taken
over an estate OF 800 acres on the
scopes Of Long HIN and ~ carrying out
most attractive development. Tho
new owners took over the property only
. lew months ago. hut already they
way" hniI' several miles Of fine roads
'h' ~" pushing the construction OF
twenty 'tv" house; which are costing
ron $4,000 10 $4,000 each. They are
nom designs by Chester Il. Burden. as
s"i",'d with Ogden Goldman.
Lone View, that - The name of the
''SSe.iI. o0sgS unusual OporaAi1iiisS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
NEW CHURCHES FOR NEWARK.
Work Bcxun ON a.SO.OOO Synagogue
and >chooI-To Build Italian Chur

NEw,RE, y. j.. Jan. 2i.--Ground was
hf'""H last week for the new s250,000
''mpic and school OF the Congregation
ina J"snurun at the northwest cor
ncr Of High street and Waverly avenue
IN the heart of one Of the exclusive
residential sections of the city, one block
north Of Clinton avenue.
tn" home of the late Philip n. Jack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

a letter signed by 200 railway employees
and enclosing postal orurr Tor os ~
Which the letter said, was the result OF a
small collection and which the railwaymeu
hoped would enable him to buy another
snlII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

Co. tlrty-four acres of the Griffcn farm.
This property is in the immediate vicinity
OF the recent large purchase by q. II.
Kahn, aud also the large holdings OF Rob
ert w. Dctorest and Henry l.. simpson.
MIR Page Will build residence next
wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
NEW STUCCO HOUSE

~ elk rooms and tiled bath; large living
room. tapestry brick nreplaces and book
cases. artistic craftsman finish, modern
plumbing and steam heat, asbestos tile roof
large verauda ana sleeping porch. situated
on hilltop, extensive views, oak shade trees.
near station and trolley; liberal terms. price
only $3.50. large plot
NrTlEY REALTY COMPANY
Woo'North Bldg y. y. Phone Barclay 6gs%
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ktt ORDI.D LEASES.
Manhattan.

STH ~ cor lj.d -. store n h-..A'ice
N iNou, and ano 10 Fred i HUI. 400 "
l"nn ST. e yrs from Dec I, 1919, avs,
SrI''pd a II. l4G BwuN ..... $500
SID 81 l.i-t2N ", ull-,In Gunc, 10 John
\ lNrkin, Ssi " ljih st, 10 Yrs from Jan
-, 1917, a.'v. l. r Ing r 90. lGo
EwaN ....... ...... ........... SlG,3kO
3D Az. INlb, n.ut" n h--Jos stern % Jas i
launigan, 'hNe Cd nv, 10 yrs from Jan T.
lHl 'ltN, W II stewart, 1853? 81 aN s" $50
18TH ST ioh.iNN nll--Jas Fay 10 Fredk
Wenglif, $40 II an ~, h<-l2 yrs from
INN l. lulA. INV l. nllN. 40 Pine 81 Il roo
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rvR>IsuEp ROOMS TO LET.

~ .n,,,, front rooms for gentlemen In pri-
vst. family running water adjoining path :
r.terenre. Address l. i, II 1864 Rwhy.
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West Of Fifth sv, between Fourteenth and
llUth SITS

10TH Az. ss. y cornelius 7 Sullivan
TO John Graney. los 10th sv. Jan 90 du.
as per bond. atty. Hy Wendt. 80 Nassau
18TH ST IOs-IIo ", IS .oxse. ioLios Vest
:hth Const CO 20 Esther Gre-nberg Ar.
Verne. l. prior mtg $50 900. 3 yrs
, c, Jan "a atty, Ems, = koskus, 80,
SAD ST is4-i3s " lSi sxos sLMc Keon
Realty 90 to Seamen's Bank for saving
76 wall st Jan -. yrs. u e. attvs
Cadwalader. " 4 T, 40 Wall ~ 1915 900
33D ST, =, .GsS 9th aV, lSl.3N3ss-
Mckeon Realty 90 10 Francis u Robert
II Il iSth 81, Jan 90, prior mtg s375oOo
due Feb 1917, y c; atty y : Title
lns 60, i35 Bway. ,,......... $50. coo
kin to chHs Rocher. lip ism 81 Ian
90 due March 10. 1871. y e. attys
Fleischmanu FoN, 3: Liberty AZ SIS 00O
tManhattan Island, north Of 10th st
CONVENT AN. " cor lilst 1t, 9allxg5--
Mckeon Realty Co to Robert l. McGehee
S25 " NSth ~, Ian 20, pr mtg sei. 900
due Mar ~ 1914. g. atty, Harry
Hecht, 40 Bva". ,.,......., .,... SEA. geo
Borough nf The BrouAb
18TH 81. tll-ii9 Il. n =, 1bNiOo-Dousl la =
" Cooke 10 Marie A Trageser SOS W
S1th ST. Jan 20, yrs. 5ip c. atty.
T. q 60. l76 Bway .,....,..,.,... Sll0O0
GARDEN FL. A60s, y. 3i7Alt1--Geo
l.ecr. Jr to Micha-l Rotando, 1859 White
Plains av. pr mtg s3,5o0. Jan 90, due SC.
as per bond: atty. T. W Eggert, 1909 white
rams aV'''''.' ''''''' .''''.''.'... Woo
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

SCOTT CHAS r. to Ella NJ LLOYD ....-. 81
LLOYD, ELLA NJ. gdn. TO Morris spo.
dek ............... ............. SIS, 600
sOMMERNILLE. wM H. to Hermione II
Sommerville .............. .....,.s 800
McKCNE, JEANNE q, TO Lawyers Mtg
Go Observation-Disclosures. 900
bronx.
HNuN. GEO, 10 Pauline u White 81 000
MANHATTAN MTG 60 to Hannah T.
Wllka ..... s.............. 81. 0O0S
NORTH SIDE MTG CORPS 10 MARY ~
Archer Observation-Disclosures. o.. SIS 500
pAGENpDRIN, EMMA. to Joseph 7 Han
Ion Observation-Disclosures. ..,.,. 81 600
LAWYERS MTG co 30 Rondou' Saw
Bank Observation-Disclosures. 500
SAME to same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS 300
MCGUIRE. JOS Il, adm, TO Daniel T Ne
CURE ...., ... ...,.........- S2,6bG sc
EwOLDT. JULIUS. to Augusta F. a wig.
gers ..............,....... ....,. 5000
MCGUIRE, AUGUSTINE G, to Joseph u w
Mcclure .................... g.. 500 &c
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LIS l'E<DE<S.
Manhattan.

pINEHCRsT Az n g cor i;9th 81, .3SlO0
thos N Hoscnthal agt a.ilda W Brewer
~ al ,foreclos OF mta) ATTY, IL l.andhuer,
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Realty 90 80 1h1s levy, .o5s Belmoni ar.
from Jan t. 1874 10 Mar !, lr23 auv,
JOS r iIlnlou 1909 T. isoih st. $500 - $3.50
80 Az, 32d, ull--Nicholas Schnlk To peter
Milicl 3i3S I'd az, yrs from Feb l. 1917:
ATTY, Freeman. 81 william st. s5to-SGoo
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JACKSON AV,

JACKSON Az. 20; 10 .t3-D omlnick l. Con
fort agt 'ieri Construction 60 " Anna NJ
KEENAN, owners. Cieri Construction 90
Anna KEENAN, and Francis Schnugg
contractors .................. ...... 30 N0I
LAFONTAINE Az, .O.h to 2OaO-Har
BLACK AIT John Doe and Joseph l. Barry.
owners, John Furrier. contractor .Sl33
CLAY Az. lto2, Anthony av, l7Oi-Remer
and Shatz art barnett Greenthal owner;
ANrlrid & Schulshere, contractors SgS 35
lNlST ST, : W cor Valentine av ktSXiCO--
Norris ShatZ ,agt Joseph Altieri, owner.
rohurk Construction 90, contractor. SOS
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The BrOns.


AMS TERDAM Az, n " cor l7ith st. TOOK
MT II Simonson 4 Son 20 Az 'has
Nosontnal n Florence Il Frlcdllnder
owners. Bret tholz- krumhols Construct!on
co, contractor .....,,-.. .......s .U2g 20
PAIN Az " cor bbih ST sUNl COX irrpe-
Eastern steel 90 agt Fullerton Weaver
h"aIiy Co owner. Radley Steel Construc.
-, ,Iun 20 contractor, .,.-........ s. $40 o =
thlNsTlE ST, 1871 and l93-f'oupcr 4 Pol
lnch Structural Iron Works agt Harris
a E~th-r !. Weller owners. G!ttie &
esther Weller, owners and contrac-
t"lS ,ss,..a... si1g 60
I'D Az. 9S--R"lahl" Contracting 90 agt
Noel Silverstcin, owner 4 ContractortI Og
~ Az. - and i9--Noah Fcls art Samuel
Samucls Isaac Wcinstein owners
NroInln. NOnlflItO' Z u. Q 1
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nrAL. ESTATE WANTED.

A-Oxper. Of Commercial Water
vrrnt. FactOries, Factory Sites. Warehouses.
d.sirinr 10 sell or lease communicate with
TLONU =. COkBIN. Speriaist, ~ "au ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

80 WEST esTH Sr-Parlor Foor in housa
with owner: 3 rooms. electricity. hot water
supply, all conveniences; has been occupied
by physician six years reference exrhsps.h
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

10th ST 90. W-Gluhr Fireproof Door and
Sash 90 Inc, sgt is0th - Realty Co at AL
'e' - l'l' '..' '.'',,,' ,,,,,..,, Sass
brOnA.
.2tTH ST y 2u0 Barnes ay NOZZLE
Nanaele thrsntn nGt g fuidOne Inc
Jan - l"l4 .'t'...,,-, ,,r.... ,......, 81 Is
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BsTFTHH EIE"TE Mt Iohn + NtOUdor ~ q
toreClos Of mtg, atty, q T. Miner
9TH Az liS9-Jas Il Roosevelt ct al ne,
ln'6r-1itv Land Securities 60 ct al
iorcclps ~ mtg. attys, Cary & Carroll
l33D ST. 20s Was g Brown ay, Edwin :
Alton e, a. uoreclos Of mtg a'tys, Lord.
Day Lord.
The BrOns.
KELLY Sr, 997 to lOob--Petcr s'nno,t sst
North American Wall Paper Go =, q.
counter claim, attys Pressinger y
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PIPING ROCK FARM FOR PAGE.

L'Ecluse. Washburn 4 60. have sold in
the Piping Rock section at Woodbury., l.,
l., to Arthur Page of Doubleday, Page n
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MORTGAGES

With name and address of lende, and
lenders attorney
East side.
EaT Of Fifth a., between Fourteenth and
18Th ST. eos 2O7 L. 56xiis.s-pors Korr.,
to Well 4 Zerweck Corpn. 1862 Myrtle
ay, Bklyn. demand, y g, Jan 20. 81 26O
''IH ST. 40b-4os T.. = 5Oxlug --Fredk
Wengraf to Michael j Fay. i6s r aoth
-. Jan % l3i4 l " p c. atty. Dani
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


W IN name and address OF owner aud
attorney When attorneys name ~ it,cd
address party OF second pJr.p
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
New Board Sworn in Last Monday
Night.


The new Board Of Mayor and Alder
men were sworn in last Monday night,
Esquire Polk administering the oath Of
office. They are 7. r. Reynolds, Mayor;
w. NJ. Turner, ]. A. Wheeler, Dr..
Blanton, Harris Parks, John Adams,
John Semones, Aldermen
After the organization of the Board
officers we're elected as follows: J. W..
Woosley, Recorder and Tax Collector;
w. L. Alexander, Water and Light
Superintendent; Henry Moffett, Tax
Assessor; A. L. Garth, City Treasurer;
T. P. Noah, City Marshal; A. L.
White and Dee Williams, Night Police,
Dave Yates, Street Overseer; III. Parks,
Teamster; A. Martin, Cemetery Sexton;
J. A. WhippIe, City Attorney; John
Semones, Chief OF Fire Department.
The Mayor announced the stated Conn
mittees as follows: Finance. Turner,
Wheeler and Blanton; Streets and Side
walks, Adams, Wheeler and Parks,
Water and Light, Semones, Turner and
Adams; Sanitary, Blanton, Parks and
Semones; Cemetery, Wheeler, Turner
and Adams.
There were no changes except that
Of officers Noah and White. Attorney
WhippIe was elected City Attorney to-
fill the place made vacant by the resig-
nation Of w. II. Swiggart, Jr.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

Charles Ward, upholsteref. located
ia the Morris Block, on Main street.
first store west Of Methodist church.
Box conches made soordef. Phone 80.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Reductions in Express Rates.

Beginning February /, 1914, a uni
form schedule Of express rates, effecting
every express company in the United
States, will take effect, an average re-
duction perhaps Of so per cent alto
gether. The rate to New York City is
reduced to less than one-half the former
rate. The schedule and tariff book Of
blanks and instructions is the work Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The rates are governed by blocks Of
territory similar to the zones in the par
eel post system. Every company is in
cluded III the system aud in no instance
viii there be a double charge in cases
where packages are handled by two or
more Companies. Mr.. Cayce, the local
agent here, states that the companies
will comply strictly with the new sched-
ules. He and a number Of local agents
were il Meridian, Miss, last week,
called for a conference in regard to
dispatching under the new system. Mr.
Cayce also visited Mobile.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Happy New Year.

A new year has arrived. We know
not what ii holds forth for us, but we
trust that twill bring one ard all greater
happiness and that the world at large
will improve with its coming. To Chi
ropractic 1914 should be Of great inter-
est. for this science will advance won
derfully in the next twelve months.
Nothing can retard its growth, for Chi
ropractIcis right, and being right, is
certain to triumph.
This much is certain; thousands and
thousands Of people are going to bless
Chiropractic this year, and hundreds
right here ID Union City and community
are going to bless the Chiropractic sci
ence. The sick and afflicted have cause
to feel happy, for Chiropractic adjust
ments win do for them what no other
science cando, correct the cause OF their
ailments, and with the cause corrected,
the effect will be eliminated
Our advice to one and ALI people who
are sick, suffering, or who have minor
ailments, is TO visit your Chropractor
now. The longer you put off the visit
the chances are it will take much longer
to right your condition. This much we
know, you cannot make mistake in
securing adjustments. for no harm can
be done, but 4 great amount Of good
can be done.
Investigation costs nothing. Examina-
ton at Office free. Calls answered day or
night, any time, anywhere. Phone 374.
Tn. FRA. THOMSON, d. Ct, PHI. q,
Resident Chiropractor Lady assistant.
On South Second Street Just across
from the Christian Church.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16


THIRD NATIONAL BANK.
Jno. 7. Walker, president; d. n.
Walker, active vice president; II. Diet
eel, vice president; Hunter Elam, CASH
Ter; Spencer Thompson, tellers Calvin
McCaw. bookkeeper Roy Coleman,
bookkeeper. Directors: Jno, +. Walker,
H. Dietzel, T. L. Bransford, J. G. Isbell,
]. 7. Owens, H. T. Robinson, j L. Fry.
d. N. Walker, Hunter Elan.
FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK, UNION CITY.
Harris Parks, president; w. G. Farris,
vice president; N. w. WhippIe, vice
president; r. e. White, cashier; w.
G. Sanders, assistant cashier. Directors:
w. Il. White, Pink Marshall. N. w.
Whipple, R. NJ. Whipple, H. 2. Moss,
w. G. Fsrris, ST Howard, John III.
Joyner, Harris Parks, r. E. White,
G. A. Davis.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK AT RIvEs
The Farmers and Merchants Bank, Of
Rives, at the meeting on the 9th inst
elected the following officers and d.
rectors
B. ]. Wade, president; ]. 3. Caudle,
vice president; w. P. Shore, cashier.
Directors: w. L. Clemmons, w. G..
Farris, Il. G.. Moffat, H. NJ. Shore, 3.
G. Jackson, John 4. Penn, A. 1. Har-
rison, ]. +. Harper. Finance commit
Tee: Thos. j. Bonner, Geo. F. Bolts,
]. H. Shore.
FARMERS BANK AT WOODLAND.
The shareholders Of the Farmers
Bank at Woodland Mills held their an
nual meeting last Monday and elected
the following officers: Directors, DR..
J. w. Alexander, ]. D. Alexander, Sam
Hampton, J. A. Hehey, L. B. Isbell, ].
P. Maddox, w. M. Shaw, A. E. Wheel
or, N, w. Whipple J. w. Alexander
was named as president for another
! = L..
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Oh. Lee and wife TO N. M. Ransom,
So acres in No. IL, $500.
J.J. Tally to J. ]. Lee, 81 acres in
No. II, $345.
w. n. Carroll to J. N. Midyett, 30
acres in No. s. 1000.
Myrtle Talley to Bud Brown, lot in
No. IS, $140.
Mrs. Josie Roach to G. A. Barnes, lot
in No. s, $50.
J. G. Reyell to G. c. Revell, lot in
No. is, $500.
Ell Brown and wife to Thos. 0. Nor
ris, lot in No. $50.
A. and B. H. Freeman to Guy lrby
ct al, SO acres in No. 16, $500.
US. Holloman to ]. E. Garrett, two
acres in No. s, 1000.
T. N. London ct al. to B. F. Fuzzell,
SO acres in No. s, 81, 283.33.
7. ]. Bramham etal. to Edgar Bram-
ham, six lots in No. 2, $526.67.
Clarence Dublin to " Q. Brinkley,
lot in No. 16, $500.
d. N. Walker, trustee, to Fred Dahnke
ct al. lot ID No. 10, 5000.
n J. Peoples and wife to R. NJ.
Peoples, 10 acres in No. 16. $3.50.
G. G. Redmond to G. P. Redmond,
go acres in No. IL, $4,000
All. Corum and wife to Fannie Hud-
son, lot in No. ID, s4oo.
). NJ. Campbell and wife TO ]. NJ.
McAdoo and wife, lot in No. IS, g, $50.
H. H. Griffin to Andy L. Griffin, 81
acres in No. /. 5000.
J.. /. Alexander and wife to j. w.
freeman and wife, 34a acres in No. 6,
81, 800.
r. H. Glidewell TO ]. I. Owens, AZ
acres in No. ], 81 $50.
Dora Callicott to H. P. Callicott, so
acres in No. 4, 81, 900.
A. T. Morgan to r. w. Morgan, 102
acres in No. 5, 50, 500,
John B. Vaughn and wife to H. &.
Roberts, AZ acres in No. 3, 81 ,O50.
w. 7. Stover and wife to D. w.
Hogan, three lots 10 Mo. 10, S432.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
The Raincoat Factory.

The Decoy Raincoat CO., after a few
days IN the factory getting samples and
trunks packed, started their seven travel
ing men out on the road this week as
follows: H. I. Robinson, Florida; n.
W Barney, Alabama Roger Caldwell,
Virginia; Horace Elder col Paris. Tenn.),
Texas; o. E. Beck, Arkansas; S. +.
Charles (of Paducah), Kentucky; Alb.
White (of Enid, Okla.l, Oklahoma.
An Of these men are permanently
employed by the Raincoat Company as
travelling men except II. 7. Robinson,
who makes about two trips a year. They
are building up a very large trade every
where they have been, and the goods
are giving entire satisfaction everywhere.
The Offices of the company have been
moved into the new factory warehouse,
the large one on the southeast corner oil
the property, and G. E. Beck, the secre-
tary, is assisted by Mrs Williams, the
bookkeeper, and the stenographer.
Officers for the year we're elected as
follows; G. II. Cobb, president; H. a..
Beck, general manager; G. E. Beck,
secretary-treasurer; Directors: H. A.
Beck; @. E. Beck, e. v. Caldwell, G.
H. Cobb, R. P. Whitesell, D. A. Ed
wards, Ed Parks.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Shop Opened.

A. H. Briggs has opened the black
smith and wagon and buggy repair shop
10 the old Murphy stand on Main street
east. He is assisted by Mr.. Brown,
both men Of almosta lifetime experience
in this line Of business and who will be
pleased to wait on the custom with fair
prices and courteous treatment.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Saw Mil Burned.

w. F. Scheerer lost bis saw mill plant
in Number Ten by fire last Thursday
night. the 9Th inst. Fire originated
probably from sparks on the shed and
the plant was a total loss from the
flames. Mr.. Seheerer had no insurance.
His loss is about 81 500.
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Made New Record.

w. r. Nash, OF Obion County, Tenn,
marketed load OF 1900 pound Tonnes
see steers in Chicago last week, from q
report Of the Chicago Stock Journal,
and we are instructed BY Mr.. Nash to
say that these steers we're fed by S. T.
Wade, on the farm south Of Union City.
They were marketed il the native di-
vision at $50. the highest price ever
paid for Tennessee cattle.
Saturday Maj. Knox Everett, FIRST
class stock man, drove in herd con-
sisting Of two dozen steers and was
awarded check for over twenty-five
hundred. Good cattle command big
price and obion County can and does
produce the best.
fyoal---fsf,ha 49,. " f,d---f'aff Tel. $50.
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Boueht Stable interest.

Mr.. Reb Lockert has bought bis
partners interest in the livery business
on first street. The trade was made
last week, and Mr.. Jess Rogers retires
from the business. while Mr.. Lockert
assumes control. Mr.. Lockert Is q
mighty good man in any business and
be viii give us might good livery service.
Use Dahnke-W Walker Milling Co. Jer.
,ey Cream Flour, home product and
guaranteed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
FARMERS BANK AT WOODLAND.


Davis and Russell, the firm name in
dicating a change in the insurance BUSH
ness, is recent consolidation Of the in
surance interests Of Cato Davis Of Union
City, and J. NJ. Russell, Of Troy, who
will operate in their respective territories,
Mr.. Russell at Troy and Mr.. Davis at
Union City. Both are well known 10
their lines, and they are making q
specially 81 farm business ia both real
estate and insurance. Union City Office
in the Mailing building.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

Joints that ache, muscles that are
drawn or contracted should be treated
with BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT.
III penetrates to the spot where II IS
needed and relieves suffering. Priee2 5c,
50c and $I.00 per bottle. Sold BY OH
Ser's Red Cross Drug Store. advL
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

lam connected with Mr. Walter How
Ell as local buyer. See me before you
sell your corn II 4. LocKERT.
Telephone go, or $50 at night.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Election Of Bank officials.

The stockholders Of the various banks
have held their regular annual meet
ings, the Farmers Exchan @ Bank
on the 8th inst. and the Old National
and Third National Banks on the 18th
inst, with good reports and election Of
officers as follows: