The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-01-15
Fresh meats are best At 0'Rourke's.

The report Of census gives 22,690
bales Of cotton ginned in Fayette county
the season just closing against 25,1l5
bales to the same date last year. This
is report Of ginning up to December 10
last.
FOR SALE.-A good horse yrs. old.
pair mules yrs. old, Duroc Jersey
male pigs. G. B. Baskerville, P. o..
Mason. Tenn. r. R. No. 2. ! will de-
liver pigs or show stock also at SOmer-
vile or Stanton. LIZ
Supt. d. K. Donnell left Saturday last
for Middle Tennessee where he visited
relatives until Tuesday Of this week.
On that day he went to Nashville and
has been in attendance there at the
State Public School Officers Association.
For RENT My farm miles south Of
Mason on Somerville and COvingtonI
road, l45 acres Of land, about 50 in cul-
tivation. Dwelling and 2 tenant houses.
Apply to me on farm or B. R. Dickin-
son, SomerviIle. Tennessee. Mrs. Carrie
Fraser. Mason, Tenn. #
Mrs. Bette PEBBLES who lives south
OF Somerville never forgets The Fal-
con when January comes round. She
has passed the four-score mile post
and has been reading The Falcon for
as many years as the average citizen
lives. And she always paysin advance.
Paul Moore has resumed his repair
work and has his shop in the building
occupied by divers garage. He has
been employed by the Somerville Water
Mill Co. until recently and had his shop
at the mill. That company now has
Scott Bros, of East Tennessee, in
charge of their plant.
Word came to Somerville Wednesday
night of serious injury sustained by
r. P. Kyle that day when he fell from
a bridge three miles from Oakland.
The information was that Mr.. Kyle
was very painfully hurt. tho not
necessarily dangerously SO, according
to DIR. L. d. McAuley of Oakland who
is attending him.
Z. E. Carpenter Jr. WHO has been at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Carpenter, has resumed his work
with the Bell Telephone Company. He
left Sunday for points in Mississippi
where be will be for a while, after
which he goes to New Orleans from
which city he will travel for the COM
pany as general agent.
His friends in Somervile and turnout
the county will regret that business
reverses and conditions have made
necessary the going into bankruptcy Of
ID. C. Russell who owns a thousand
acres Of Fayette county's best lands
and who has been in the mercantile
business at Danceyville for number
of years. He filed petition in bank
ruptcy in Memphis last week.
In the committee assignments in the
state senate last Monday Senator
Parks from this county Jared well in
appointments made by Speaker Aneer-
son. Senator Parks was made chair
man of the committee on sanitation and
a member of each Of the following
committees; game, fish and forestry;
banks; pensions; military affairs; claims;
privileges and elections; labor.
The Falcons cabbage plant tickets
are ready and one goes to every sub
scriber IN THE COUNTY who pays
his subscription for one year, until l0t
are given out. Each ticket l. good fol-
five dozen frost proof cabbage plants
Just as In former years. Pay years
subscription and get five dozen csbbags
plants. Remember that only 100 car
lget these and when the 100 tickets ara
| gone the offer will be withdrawn. p
4 Abston. Wynne & Co.. Of Memphis
Tenn. win make you liberal advances
on cotton shipments. They win sci
| Your cotton for you on its arrival, o.
hold 1t for better prices as you ma,
prefer. Their shed will protect You
cotton from damage by weather or fire
Cost Of insurance and storage small
SHINING fans aenf un0r renI1eaf. Ad