The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-02-18
characterization 60.
Lamps. tinware, at the Racket.

Jap rugs, art squares, ETC., at the
Racket.
For Sale-House with four rooms
and hall. Four or fifteen acres Of
ground. Apply at tbs Office. IL
The home of Dallas Huston on JEFF
ferson street was destroyed by fire
Sunday night about two o'clock. $500
insurance was carried on the building
and $500 on the furniture. Origin Of
the fire is unknown.
For Sale-Baby Grand Steinway
Piano, ebony case. Has been in use
only eighteen months. Practically
new. Owner moved to distant state,
Cost $500; will sell at good reduction.
Franklin Sturdivant. x
For, Sale-0ne brand new Chew
rolet, five passenger car, electric
lights, self starter, extra outer tire,
inner tubes, ETC., and chains. For
immediate sale, $3.50. This car can
be seen at any time at Stanton, Tenn.
p. w. WEIGH. ID
The Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, James |. Blakeslee, will ad-
dress the rural letter carriers and
their patrons at Memphis on the % of
February, the occasion being tri-
state meeting of the carriers from
Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi.
All carriers and patrons who can
should attend.
Judge Palmer of the second divis-
ion of the criminal court of Shelby
county has yielded to the pressure of
criticism and handed in his resigna-
ton to Gov. Rye. If Judge Edging-
ton would do likewise it might save
the state the expense of an extra ses-
sion which is to be called to try an i'm
parchment case against him.
For Sale Cheap-An aged mare,
good driver and worker, any child or
lady can handle with perfect safety.
Not afraid of auto or train. Also Ell
Their of two pairs 1900 ID draft or
heavy farm mares. Will trade either
pair for team of good mules. See me
in Brownsville Saturday, 10th. H. l..
Currie.
R. G. Herring, Esq, of the fifth dis
trict, and W. w. Wilkerson, Esq, Of
the second district, both of this coun-
ty, are still confined to their homes
from sickness. These two gentlemen
are among the oldest and most honor
ed citizens of this county and both
have the sympathy and best wishes
of host of friends in their time Of
affection.
Mayor Keathley received letter
Wednesday from E. G. Buck, county
engineer of Madison county, urging
the attendance of all Haywood coun-
ty road supervisors or other road Off
cials at the road conference to be held
in jackson February 29th to March
3rd inclusive. This is an opportunity
to get the benefit of the experience Of
different engineers and road builders
which should not be lost by our county
road officials.
Prof. Jink Coleman, teacher of Eng
lish in Haywood County High School
was stricken with Appendicitis Monday
aftrnoon. Dr. ]. H. Sewer was called
in and advised an operation at the
earliest possible time. Prof. Coleman
was taken to Nashville on the late
train Monday night and was operated
on Tuesday morning by DIR. Fort. The
case was found to be a very serious
one and any delay would most likely
have been fatal 1t is hoped that Mr..
Coleman will pass the crisis all right
and that his recovery will be speedy.
This has been Emusic week" at the
county high school. Each day, on in
vitation, some local musician has taken
part in the devotional exercises of the
school. The numbers were all we'll
rendered and most entertaining. On
Tuesday morning Mrs. James Bond
gave several vocal selections with Miss
Gertie Bauman as accompanist.
Wednesday Rev. A. C. Bell gave talk
and sang with accompaniment by Mrs.
Bell. Thursday Miss Gertie Bau-
man rendered several instrumental Sc
leetions and on Friday Mrs. B. p.
Boyd, Jr., sang.
The recital given last week in the
High School chapel by Miss TishelPs
class of expression was much enjoyed
by the large audience present. Ev-
cry number was rendered in manner
which showed efficiency on the part of
both student and teacher. This is one
Of the most important departments
of our splendid school. Miss Tishel
came to the board highly recommend
de and has since proven her excellen-
cy both in character and efficiency
as a teacher. She is building up a
splendid class in which should be en-
rolled every student Of the High
School