The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

Back of Tanlac's triumph 10 the drug
store stands Tsnlac's triumph in the
home. Rhea Drug Co.
Miss Marie Leary of Memphis, Sup
e3visor of music in Shelby County pub
lie schools. has kindly consented to give
the Community Chorus a lesson on
Saturday. October %.
FoUND-A bunch Of keys. Owner
can have the same By paying the ad.
w. L. Mcintyre, Wiliston, K. l
McNabb's Japenese Honey Drip syrup
manufactured by j. A. McNabb &
Sons, for sale at Shinsult's and Wirts
groceries. lilo
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Scruggs and
Harris Scruggs came out from the
formers home in Memphis last Sun
day for q short visit to their cousin,
Miss Sallie Horton.
For SALE-At Leach place south
Somerville. Lot hogs, cows. household
and kitchen furniture including piano.
]. B. Clement. 1920
Mrs. H. P. Hobson went last week
as a delegate from the Woman's
Missionary Society of the local Metho-
dist church to the annual meeting in
jackson of the district missionary
meeting of the Jackson district.
Plans are being made to have demo
cratic speaking at all principal points
turnout the county next week and due
notice will be sent out in a few days
in circular form just as soon as the
schedule is completed.
Over quarter of million well
known men and women from different
parts Of the country have signed writ
ten endorsements for Tanlac. Its best
advertising comes from the people who
have actually used it. Rhea DrugCo.
TanIac is known and honored thruout
the entire country. Millions have TAX
en- ii and have pronounced it the great
est all-round stomach tonic and system
purifier ever given the people. Rhea
Drug Co.
There will be a fifth Sunday meeting
at the Liberty Baptist Church next
Sunday October 26th both morning and
evening services. Rev. Harry Carter
of jackson, Tennessee will do the
preaching. All are invited to attend.
STRAYED-Reward, There strayed
from my pasture at Williston about 2
months ago one red, mnley steer, few
white spots about flank and sides.
Weight $50 to 700 pounds, $500 re-
ward for return of same to me at Will
liston. Hugh P. Crawford. 1t
Rally day services by the Methodist
Sunday School at court house Sunday
morning, October 10Th II O'Clock.
Parents Of the pupils and members of
the church especially urged to be pres
emit. Public cordially invited. SUM-
day School will assemble promptly at
1890 instead af $3.50 the regular hour.
Last Saturday morning this section
was visited by the first light freeze
Of the season. at which time consider
able thin ice was seen and frost was
heavy enough to kill sIl tender vegeta-
ton. This 10 not far from the average
date for a killing frost here which
came last year October l6.
Ed Seymour of jackson was a visitor
here for few days last week. He
was reared at the old Seymour place
north of Somerville which lie now
owned by his sister, Mrs. Julia Powell,
served in the Confederate army with
a company organized here. and after
the war lived a number Of years in
Texas. later moving to Jackson.
Hon. W. R. Kinney Of Brownsville,
democratic nominee for the senate
from Haywood and Fayette counties,
was in Somerville Wednesday looking
after matters in connection with the
campaign. He thinks every thing
looks good for democracy turnout this
section if democrats will just 60 to the
polls on election day. This is certainly
the danger point IN Fayette county and
he says II is elsewhere. Democrats
kn-.~. - .rok fatharuu and uofa IN