The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-07-28

$3.50 pants for 90c, Saturday, Sui
livan Bros.
Your choice of any suit in the house
Saturday for $40. Sullivan Bros.
For the best in wedding invitations,
calling cards, etc, see H. D. Peck, jew
eler. If
T. p Stuart is farmer and knows
the farmers needs. Vote for him for
the legislature.
There are a number of desirable
lots for sale in lakewood cemetery.
For further information see Mrs. 7. B.
King. 81
Wanted to Buy-House of about 7
rooms, centrally located. Address F.
M, care States Graphic, giving loca-
ton and price.
w. W. Bond stands for better
roads and better schools and is GRO
gressive in all things. Vote for Billy
Thursday, August 8.
Found-In front of Glass Drug
Co., a bunch of keys. Owner can get
samesby calling at this Office and pay
ing for this advertisement.
7. P. Stuart Is the farmers friend.
He was born and reared on the farm,
has peen q farmer all his life. Vote
for him for representative. 80
We are prepared to make amortiI,
zation loans on real estate in thisScoun
ty. you pay one1twentiethsa year and
IS the end Of tv enty years your loan
is paid up. Reasonable rates and no
delay. Kinney & Wills. a !. If
For Rent-Cottage on Gibbs street,
five rooms, reception hall with east
ern front, Nice neighborhood, con-
venient to both schools. On corner
lot with good garden spot. Price SIS
per month. Telephone 254, Browns
vile, Tenn. SO
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Carlton are
spending a few weeks at -Heber
Springs, Ark. Mr.. Carlton has been
suffering much from indigestion for
several weeks. A letter received a
few days ago from him states that he
is improving rapidly. He expects to
return home at an early date.
Frank Windrow, Hilliard Coppedge,
Joe Coppedge, Marion Thornton, John
Gray, Ridley Wills, Alexander Gray.
Nick Thornton, Lee Taylor, Frank
Bond, jeff Chapman, Frank Chapman,
Charlie Collins, Alvin Ragland, Harvey
Byrn, Miss Mary Thomas, and Miss
Nell Morris went to Joyner's camp
ground from Brownsville Sunday.
The annual meeting at Joyner's
camp-ground began last Thursday
night and continues throughout this
week. The number of campers is
said to be about as large as in pre-
vious years. Large crowds have been
from the surrounding coun-
try each day. The preaching is being
done by Rev. Henry Morrison of Ken
lucky.
Presbyterian Church. The services
will be held at the Jewish Synagogue
next Sunday as usual Sunday school
at $3.50; preaching at II o'clock and 8.
This is the last preaching service un-
til September when the pastor re-
turns from his vacation. The congre-
cation appreciates very much the
kindness shown us in letting us wor-
ship in the synagogue. All the men,
bers are urged to be present at the
last service before the vacation of the
pastor. G. v. Crabb.
The residence of Mr.. H. L. Currie,
two and one-half miles north of town
was destroyed by fire, which origi-
mated in the kitchen, Monday night at
about f1:30 o'clock. The fire spread
80 rapidly that Mrs. Sue Currie, Mr..
Currie's mother, was almost trapped.
She escaped from the room just
few seconds before it fell in. The
night clothes which she wore were
The only things she was able to save.
some of the furniture down stairs was
saved, but everything which was up
stairs was lost. Mr.. Currie states that
The loss which he feels most are the
many premiums which he has won on
MS Poland China hogs. The house
was valued at about $4,000 and was
insured for $500 The residence was a
handsome brick structure and was
erected about fifteen years ago by Mr..
John w. McClish.
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