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

Mrs- n0Sa Mann W4hI, lo6 Mag
nolia street. Hot Springs, Ark, will
be glad to locate visitors for rooms
| and board. 10
Mr.. j. d. Curtis has returned
from the markets where he purchas-
ed complete stock Of drugs and
sundries for his new store.
Strayed-From my farm, 2 l-2
miles west of Brownsville, one Jer-
sey heifer. Reward for information
leading to recovery. James Tip
ton. 10
For Sale or Trade, Bay stallion IL
years old, Is 1-2 hands high, weight
1000 pounds. Sure breeder. Would
like to sell, but will trade for either
work stock or cattle. For partieu-
lars, address C. L. Curtin, Browns
vile, Tenn, R. F. d. 6.
For Sale-One 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. Welch. 10
Parcels Post Laundry = The
Brownsville Laundry, under its new
management is now prepared to do
the very best Of work. Mail your
package to US, and it will be return
ed post paid, for all packages up to
Doc. Shirts, 10c; collars 2 IL c.
For Sale-Two brick store houses,
two stories, with good. dry cellars,
plate glass fronts, on north side of
public square. These stores are
suitable for any line Of business.
viii sell one or both of these stores
on easy payments. Apply to J. L.
Shaw. 81
Rev. H. B. Johnston, Presiding FL
der of the Brownsville District,
of the Methodist church, is Just wind
ing up his first round Of quarterly
meetings. He reports conditions as
much better than last year in every
respect. At many of the charges
pastors salaries have been substan-
tally increased and all collections |
are for in advance of last year.
Olive Camp No. 20, woodmen Of |
the World, will be in their new home |
February LIST, over L. M. Shorts |
store, south side of public square.
All members of the camp and neigh
boring camps are requested to come
out and meet with US on Tuesday
night, February LIST, at 7:30 o'clock.
Our regular meetings will be held
every Tuesday night Let US all
get together and make this our BAN
ner year. Herman s.. johnson,
Clerk of Camp No. %.
The board of stewards of the
Methodist church met Tuesday night
in regular monthly session. There
were twenty-five members present.
The financial report was most graft
flying. Special mention was made of
the work being done by the pastor
in a crusade against vice and law
lessness in the community, and the
board by unanimous vote approved
his course and endorsed his work.
James Bond 6 Co. have secured the
agency for the Dixie Gem coal. the
good burning coal, medium size and
nice to handle. This is high grade
coal, but in order TO get il on the mar.
ket we are going to sell il for 1915,
the same as the cheaper coal. IL you
want this coal, don't fail to call for the
Dixie Gem. We handle other kinds
OF cheaper coal, Kentucky lump, egg,
and nut on hand at all times. We also
handle the Forge Special blacksmith
coal. Rememner the name, Dixie
Gem, the best. oil
Judge HARDWOOD reached Browns
vile Monday afternoon and immedi-
ately opened the regular term of the
Haywood county circuit court. The
regular juries were selected. Their
appears elsewhere in this
issue. We understand the docket is
pretty full. This is the time of year
when farmers can best afford to be
away from their work and for this
reason all cases possible should be
disposed of rather than continued to
the next term when our farmers are
busy. q
In this issue Of the States Graphic
will be found the announcement of
W. 7. Davis as a candidate for re-
election to the office of sheriff Of
Haywood county. Mr.. Davis is now
serving his second term as sheriff
and is asking for reelection on the
record, which he has made. He is a
man of intelligence, business ability
and energy and is thoroughly capa-
Die of discharging the duties of the
,ffice. His administration of the af-
airs of his Office has won the appro-
'al of many. His friends claim that
he will be easily reelected on his
record.