The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-19
LOCAL NEWS


Meet me at the Chautauqua.
Get your Chautauqua tickets early.
More liberal premiums will be given
al the fair this fall than ever before.
For Sale---Good milk COW. Apply
to Robt. Bancroft II
Lost-19l4 tax book for No. H..
pease return to this Office.
Everybody win be there. Whereg
At the Chautauqua, Of course.
Let your graduating gifts be ever
lasting ones. H. d. Peck, Jeweler.
We are going to the Chautauqua to
see our friends, for we know they will
be there.
All our newest things in summer
millinery, at greatly reduced prices.
The Style.
Our cut glass sale starts Monday
and continues for ten days. H. d.
Peck, Jeweler.
Let us show you the prettiest things
in summer millinery, at great reduc-
ton. The Style.
Prepare to make the fair this fall
the largest and best that has ever
been in Haywood county.
For Sale-Thirty head of goats,
Half Of them Angoras.. w. D. Can
non, phone 13-w, Brownsville, Tenn.tf
For Sale-Acme and Beauty Toma-
TO plants soc per 100; Cabbage plants
at 25e per 100. Phone 2S3. Tom Hol-
brook.
The worlds fair is to be held in
Brownsville this fall Begin to get
ready with your live stock and farm
products.
Wall Paper of prettiest designs loo
double roll; sc and 10c values in
Queensware and Notions. Escue &
Whitehead.
Mr. and, Mrs. VIM. Berson have
moved to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
v. Berson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pracht have rented the Berson home.
For Sale-The late R. V. Mann home
place, consisting of 1859 acres, located
on main public road. For further in
formation and price, write H. A. Mann
Evansville, Ind. 20
Mrs. M. C. West, sister of Miss
Jennie Clark, is quite sick on East
Main street. / would be very thank
full to any of my friends who will send
to the house for any of my goods that
they may need. Jennie E. Clark.
Be sure to see Miss Topsy Turvey
onrThe Courtship of the Deacon" at
the, hall at Nut Bush tonight. Friday,
May 10, for the benefit Of the Wood
vile school. Admission l5c and 25c
The display Of needlework BY the
household arts department at the
High School Wednesday was unusually
fine and reflects great credit both up
on the teacher, Miss Laura Bang, and
upon her students.
The arrival Of the DORT automo-
bile has created sensation in Browns
Vile and Haywood county. 1t is a
beauty; has the POWER. Comes full
ly equipped and the price is right. See
II. L. Cnrrie or Hascal Hurt. II
For Sale-22 l-2 acres of and, one
and one-quarter miles from Browns
vile. Well located for suburban
home. Improvements, small tenant
house and out buildings. Large young
bearing orchard. No wild onions nor
waste land. Price right and terms
easy. Geo. Chamberlain. 70
Mrs. Sarah B. Rose, aged 70 years,
died Tuesday night at the home Of her
nephew, Thos. Cobb, five miles south
Of Brownsville. The remains were
inferred at Marvin Wednesday at
ternoon at 4 o'clock, services being
conducted by Rev. B. ]. Russell. She
was sister Of Mr.. Joe Hunter.
We hear great deal today about
Preparedness. 1t is national issue.
Preparedness simply anticipates the
things which endanger life. health or
property, therefore you had better
srepare for storms and fires by insur-
ing with Upton & Mann, Office adj
joining First National Bank. Auto
mobiles and country risks especially
solicited. u
Rev. Claybrook of Jackson will
preach at Allen Baptist church, Allen
Station, the third Sunday Of this
month at II o'clock, a. m. Everybody
invited to attend. All members Of the
church are urged to be present as
there will be important matters to
come before the church. c. d. Ja-
cocks, Church Clerk.
Eighteen carloads of strawberries
have been shipped from Brownsville to
date. The price has ranged from $3.50
down to $1.00 per crate. If the price
warrants it there viii be good many
more cars shipped. This years crop
has demonstrated beyond doubt that
this industry viii pay well here al
though the prices have not been as
good as they frequently are. Some
raisers have cleared more than 500
per acre.
The Alkahest Chautauqua will open
its annual engagement here on June Q
and close June 10. This Is great
treat for our people, and large crowds
win attend from all parts Of the sur
rounding country. Last year many
failed to take advantage of the season
ticket proposition and were sorry
when It was too late. Don't fail to
secure season ticket, $500 for adults
and sf.00 for children under twelve.
Meet your friends here.
There were about thirty delegates
from Haywood county at the demo-
cratic convention in Nashville this
week. N. B. Keathley was elected
chairman Of the delegation and + RI
Oeiivie. secretary, The delegation
was equally divided on the question as
to which delegation should be seated
from Shelby county. For railroad
commissioner the delegation voted
3 f-2 for Enloe and 2 IL for Walsh.
On an other questions the delegation
was united.