The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-07-16
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of the county court to the fact that h.
failed to be chosen register before tina
body. Such thought never entere
my mind and had it not been that
needed the Office so much, would neve
have been candidate for that or an,
other public office. One of my reason
for resigning was that | could not sffor,
to give my time to the county in thi
way, while | have other splendit
reasons which are good to any fai
minded taxpayer. can truthfully sa!
that | quit the Office of magistrate
from this district with clean recort
and my every act is above suspicion.
have endeavored to do my duty and re
fused to be mixed up in any shady
transaction. My conduct has Away
been an effort to merit the respect o.
the best people of the county, and
feel safe in saying | have that from
the best people in this district. Those
who know me as | am known that
hold no Ill will toward any man, ant
my inability to land the registers place
has left no unkind feeling what
ever and trust my former associates
will realize this fact and remember me
kindly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bryant returned
Thursday from the exposition. While
passing through Memphis MIR. Bryant
purchased handsome Studebaker auto
in which he finished his return from
there home.
w. M. Wilson was among friends
here Friday and Saturday.
Sin is mans poorest possible invest
ment. To transgress the laws of God
and men for monetary benefit, or fieshly
pleasure, or worldly ambition is to take
the surest possible path to the defeat
of ell these.
Miss Lajoy Slayton is visiting Mrs.
Pigue this week.
Miss Lucille Pearce from Somerville
was q Friday guest of Miss Lena
Morris.
Mr.. Galloway of Salisbury was visit
ing relatives here the week gone.
The coin may purchase silks and
broadcloth, but tattered conscience
and a ragged principle are never cover
ed by clothes.
Mrs. o. E. Pruette returned from a
visit with relatives in Salisbury Satur-
day.
Miss Clyce from Memphis and Miss
Lightfoot from Somerville were past
week guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyce and
Miss Legal Rich respectively.
Mrs. Guy W. Musgrave is home from
an extended visit among friends in
Brow nsville.
Misses French are guests of Miss
Mattye Owen.
IL behooves the voters of this district
to see that good clean strong man is
chosen for the place made vacant by
the resignation Of w. L. Jewell in the
county court. Send man there whose
past record is above reproach and who
will honestly conduct the taxpayers
business and look to their welfare. We
learn that there are already half
dozen candidates for the Office and we
trust the best people will rally to the
standard of a good and true candidate
so that no one will be ashamed of him
as q representative in the county court.
We shall use what influence we have in
sending fearless. honest man to that
body when the time comes for the
special election, for there will be much
for that kind Of q man to do in serving
the taxpayer.
'Woe unto you. scribes and Phari-
sees. hypocrites, for ye devour widows
houses, and for pretence make long
prayer: therefore ye shall receive the
greater .damnation. est. Matthew
23-14.)
H. NJ. Boswell who was taken to the |
Baptist hospital Wednesday for treat
ment is reported doing fine and will
soon be able to return home. We all
miss this public official and excellent
citizen much and viii welcome his re-
covery to his usual good health and his
return to bis duties as cashier OF the
local bank and mayor Of the town.
Local people are expecting q great
time Thursday when the Woodmsn
picnic and Good Road Rally will be held
here in the Bryan grove just on the
east edge Of town. A. G. Mathews
will be the principal speaker and plenty
to eat will be provided for all who come.
"woe unto you. scribes and Phari-
sees. hypOcrites. for ye make clean the
outside Of the cup and Of the platter,
but within they are full Of extOrtiOn
and excess"
Therefore be ye also ready: for in
such an hour as ye think not the Son Of
Man eometh.