The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-31
LOCAL NEWS

Fruit Of all kinds cheap at J. A. Du-
nree's- X
Meal boarders solicited. Mrs. J. A.
Raynes-
Laces and Embroideries at old pri-
ees at the Racket.
Table Linen, Towels and Hosiery,
cheap at the Racket.
Ask to see the Salco Bracelet watch
attachment. II. d. Peck.
If you want notions Of any kind, the
Racket is the place to buy.
The Phoenix Gin Co. will be closed
for this season after March 3lst is
Candies cheap at Dupree's grocery,
way down on Washington street."x
Go to J. A. Dupree for your Seed
Triumph and Irish Cobbler Potatoes.x
Remember Jas. A. Dupree will sell
you as much for your money as any
body. K
Price our Gold Band and Decorated
Table ware and save money. The
Racket.
| can change your watch into a
modern bracelet watch at a small
cost. H. D. Peck.
For Rent.-Six room house, four
acres land, good orchard. Apply to
Mrs. E. r. Drake.
The Phoenix Gin Co. will not gin
any more cotton after March 3lst,
1916, for this season. is
Several head Of horses and mules
for sale. On time with good securi-
ty. Apply to E. c. King. If
Wanted.-A young lady living in
Brownsville to go in training for a
nurse. Apply to DR.. J. 7. Allen.
If you have farm, village lot, or a
house to sell, see w. c. Youngs S.-W.
Corner of the square, Brownsville. If
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Tug
well on Friday, March "a, ten-pound
girl. Mother and baby are doing fine.
Notice.-All notes and accounts due
me must be settled at once, or same
will be put out for collection. w. H.
Whitelaw.
For Sale-Choice Poland China
boars, ready for service. Yellow yam
seed partnerships in season, at $1.50
per thousand. w. c. Bell. IS
Don't forget our Kentucky Belle"
and Tube Rose" -four The best on
the market. Jas. A. Dupree, "Way
down on Washington street" X
Everyone at all interested in Oak
wood cemetery please meet Thursday
afternoon, April 6, at o'clock, at the
Library. Mrs. T. B. King, Pres.
For Sale-White Wyandotts, the
John Sharp strain, heavy winter lay
ers. Eggs Toe per setting. Well
wood phone 10y. Mrs. Luther Thorn
as. %
For Sale-One good, gentle family
mare, in. foal. One three year old
horse colt and one orc year 5id illy
colt. Robt. A. White, eural Carrier
No Z. If
Notice. Farmers and St5ak ais
ers III you have ANY hogs o. cattle
to sell, see Goech King before sell
ing. He is paying highest market
prices. Phone 800. x
Clarence S. Escue, former partner
Of Naylor & Escue, and Chas. r.
Whitehead, former employee of Davis
& Rainey, will as partners soon occupy
the new building on East Main street,
their special line being &c and 10c
values.
For Sale-Thirty head of goats,
Half of them Angoras.. w. D.. Can
non, phone 1S-w, Brownsville, Tenn.tf
Church of Preaching Sun
day, April End, at court house. Sub
ject, II a. M, "The Identity of the
Church" tbs p. M, "The Last Will
and Testament of Christ" Don't
miss these discussions.
Mr.. J. G. Burton has greatly i'm
proved his place on Key Corner street
by tearing down the wall in front and
grading down the yard. Just across
the street from Mr.. Burton's place
Mayor Keathley is sodding the yards
of the places owned by him there and
is also adding to one of the buildings
in way that will greatly improve it.
Last Sunday was Mission day at
the Baptist Sunday School, A spe-
cial program was prepared for the oc-
casion and special efforts were made
for a record breaking attendance.
There were 205 reported present with
a mission collection of $50. This is a |
splendid showing and indicates clear
ly that this Sunday school is wide |
awake, progressive one.
The final report of the government |
on cotton ginned in Haywood county |
shows that from the 1915 crop there
were ginned 1862 bales against |
1907 for the 1914 crop, gain of Is !
bales. For the entire state the 1915
crop produced 295,707 bales against |
LOGS for 1914. Haywood county
was one of the few counties in the
state that showed a gain in 1915 over
1914.
Ellen Walker, an old negro woman
who had the respect and confidence of
all who knew her, both white and
black, died at her home near the resi-
dence of William Thomas Saturday
night. She was 65 or 70 years old and
had lived with Mr.. Thomas family
for 2S years. During all this time she
was faithful and true to the conf
ience placed in her. What better rec
ord could anyone leave?
In this issue of the States-Graphic
will be found the announcement Of w. !
R. Kinney as a candidate for the
state senate from this, the 31st, sena-
torial district Of Tennessee, composed |
Of Haywood and Fayette counties. Mr..
Kinney is too well known in Haywood /
to need any introduction. For