The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-11-17
Ss0N CLOVER SEED STRIPPER
best ;se grocer. sci. Our Lead s-scsllIy IAIs YEAR


All the best groeers sell Our Lead
err" Call for it. tt
Wanted-Wanted all your produce.
Brownsville Produce Co. If
For Sale-Nice young horse. See
H. J. Claiborne.
When you buy flour get "0ur Lead
err" It's the best. If
For fancy baking try "0ur Leader"
The best flour in town. If
Our Leader" is the best patent
flour in town. All leading grocers
sell it. tt
Hides! Hides!!- Remember us with
your hides. Yes, we buy hides, we
pay high for them. When yea have a
dead COW skin, carry it to the Browns
vile Produce Co. If
The people of Chestnut Grove neigh
borhood have been somewhat disturb
ed over a reported case of diphtheria
there, and as precautiCn, the school
in that community was suspended last
week.
We are prepared to make amorti-
zation loans on real estate in this coun-
tv. you pay one-twentieth year and
the end Of tT enty years your loan
is paid up. Reasonable rates and no
delay. Kinney & Wills. If
Wild ducks are reported plentiful at
Open Lake since the cold weather has
come, and Brownsville sportsmen have
fastened to take advantage of this OPP
portunity. Many of them have return
ed with full sacks and report unusual
ly fine success.
Mr.. R. F. Joyner of Wildwood, this
county, on Tuesday sold to Mr., B. A.
Powell 20 bales of cotton, Mebane Tri-
umph variety, at 20 cents per pound.
Mr.. Joyner is a progressive farmer and
always has farm products that COM
mand the best price.
Emory Wagner came very near
having a serious accident a few days
ago when the brakes on his big Thorn
as car refused to work as he was des-
cending the bluff leading down to Open
Lake. Fortunately the car was stop
ped before it collided with those COM
ing up the hill, but not until it was
ditched. No serious injury was done to
either car or driver.
The board of stewards of the Meth
odist church held their last meeting OF
the conference year Monday night. AT
this meeting every assessment was
paid in full and the pastors report al
the annual conference will be perfect
one in so far as the financial work OF
the Brownsville church is concerned
$6,371 has been collected for all pur.
poses, and in addition there have beer
added Sc new members.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will preach the annual Thanksgiving
sermon this year in Brownsville. Tn,
services are due to be held in the Pres
byteriah church, sigice.the l6caldchur6h
es alternate IN Aeksng union sessicel
each Thanksgiving AS the Presby
terrain church is now being remodelle,
and the congregation is using the Jew
ish synagogue through courtesy, tn
Thanksgiving service will be held Their,
this year. a.,
The cold wave which struck Browns
vile Monday evening found many Goa
bins empty. There has been a short
age of coal here for some time, due, i
is said, to the failure on the part o.
the railroad to furnish cars for trans
portation. During the warm weather
no serious inconvenience was felt, bu
now that the cold weather has come
dealers will be kept busy furnishing
their patrons even in small quantities
The price ish higher than has been seer
here for many years.
On Sunday night, while Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joe Dickinson were away from
home on a vacation at Open Lake, tive
bird dogs got into their poultry yart
and killed about twenty-five fine buff
Orpingtons. The chickens were of &
fine strain and hence highly valued by
their owner. Eevery fowl in the yart
was killed except five and they were
injured. The dogs got into the poul
try house through an open door ant
frightened the chickens into the yard
where the slaughter took place. The
dogs were the property of John R
Bond, Jr., and escaped from his kenne
located near Mr. Dickinson's resdenc,
on West College street.
The Haywood County High Schoo
foot ball team journeyed to Memphi,
last Friday afternoon for the purpos,
of meeting the Memphis Universit.
School team in their annual battle
The Brownsville boys were not up tx
their usual form. Quarterback Gov
ington was on the sick list and coulC
not enter the game. As result oul
boys suffered sound drubbing, being
beaten by the top heavy score of Ga tt
0. This week they meet their grear
est rivals, the Jackson High Schoo
team, and are promising reversal o.
the form shown at Memphis. A tighi
game is expected and local rooters say
Brownsville will put up the best game
of the season and come out victors.