The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-01-28

Chairman County Court Of
Haywood County.
For Half and Half planting cot
ton seed, apply to c. H. White, AL
len Station. IL
Bring me your watch, clock and
jewelry repairing. All work guaran-
teed. H. d. Peck, Jeweler.
For Sale-Several nice mares. See
j. n. Smoot, Jr., at Baynes &
Smoot, Brownsville, Tenn.
I will preach at Bethel (Blackwells
school house) Sunday at II q. m, and
at Zion at p. m. B. J. Russell.
We are now making big reductions
on all whole case goods. This is your
chance to buy cheap. L. M. Short.
The parsonage Of the colored
Baptist church was destroyed by fire
Monday. Origin of the fire unknown.
The following gentlemen have
been appointed county board Of pa
role for Haywood county: Rev A.
C. Bell, w. s. Lea and W. T. Currie.
Mr.. and Mrs. whitsitt, jefferson
street, are rejoicing over the arrival
Of boy, who came to their home
Monday night.
Notice-Hunting on my land is
positively forbidden. violators will
be punished to the full extent Of the
law. j. r. Newborn.
All parties indebted to L. M. Short
will please come forward and make
settlement at once on account of
a change in the firm. L. M. Short.
Notice-Hunting on our lands is pos.
lively forbidden, a violation Of which
will be prosecuted. Aaron Sternber-
ger, R. W. Cox, Il. L. Allen. Mrs.
Margaret Cox. o
Notice, Farmers and Stock Rails
ers-If you have any hogs or cattle
to sell, see Gooch King before sell
ing. He is paying highest market
prices. Phone 1886. X
j. D. Curtis Drug Co. solicits your
orders for cut flowers. No telephone
or express charges on orders amount
ing to $500. Funeral occasions
where there are more than one order
received, no express or telephone
charges will be made for any amount
AS my store will be closed Mon
day and Tuesday Of next week for
the purpose of taking stock, | will be
glad if you will phone your orders
in on Friday and Saturday of this
week in order to avoid any incon-
venience in supplying customers.
L. M. Short.
Baptist Church-Bible school at
$3.50; morning worship, subject, "The
Pattern in he Mount" B. Y. P. u,
$3.50, subject "Africa," leader, Nor
man Wigs; evening service 7;15,
subject, "a Bad Woman in Respon-
sible Position" All are cordially in
vited. E. L. Atwood.
At the regular meeting of the
Methodist board of stewards Tues
day night DR.. H. B. Johnston stated
that he was going to have the par
sonage for superannuate Methodist
preachers, which was built here a !
few years ago by voluntary subscrip-
ton, reprinted. He stated that he |
was not going to ask for contribu-
lions, but would accept them from
any desiring to assist in the matter.
$3.50 was subscribed by the stew
ards present.
Farmers from various sections of
the county report the roads as in
fairly good condition with the excep-
ton Of bad holes in many places.
Our road men should look after these
places and remedy the trouble which
in nine cases out of ten will be found
due to faulty drainage. In most ca
ses this can easily be corrected.
For Sale-House with four rooms
and hall. Four or fifteen acres of
ground. Apply at tbs Office. IL
Rev. H. B. Johnston preached last
Sunday at Oak Grove church on the
Belmont circuit. At the close of his
sermon he took up collection for
the Methodist Hospital which is be-
ing built at Memphis. Many sub
scriptions were made including the
gift of pigs by number of men and
boys with the understanding that
these pigs are to be raised by the
givers and the profits turned over to
the hospital authorities this fall.
Rather unique way of giving but
one worthy of adoption in other pla-
res.
B. C. Whitehead, an old Browns
vile boy who is now living at Tupe-
10, Miss, has recently purchased an
interest in one Of the leading cloth II
ng stores of that city, the firm name
IF which will be MeCullar & White ,
read. The Tupelo paper speaks of his !
ability and Of his popularity in the
.ity. All this will be pleasing to :
Ben's friends here where he has es- |
,ablished an enviable reputation for
and business ability before :
yoing to Mississippi. The States !
graphic joins his many friends in |
Wishing him great success in his new Q
Enterprise. ~ s