The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-11-16
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There will be preaching at Lebanon
next Sunday at II o'clock by the pas
tor, Rev. B. ]. Russell.
For Sale Cheap.-Young, gentle
horse. Will work anywhere. Phone
Wildwood 1873.
Quite a number Of people are camp
ing at Open Lake this week and the
fishing is reported fine.
From present indications the cotton
receipts here will be little, if any more
than a fourth of a crop. Five or six
thousand bales will cover the receipts
here, Judging fronethe best informa-
ton to be had.
Two hundred cans of peaches and
tomatoes for sale by the Red Cross la
dies at Nut Bush. The proceeds go
for the benefit Of the X. M. G. A.. Call
Mrs q. G. Mulheron OF the Nut Bush
Sapply @.
An entertainment viii be given to.
night, Friday, at the home Of DR. and
Mrs. G. G. Mulheron, Nut Bush, pro-
ceeds Of which will go for the benefit
Of the Y. M. G. A. There will be an
interesting program. Let everybody
come out and help this good cause.
The two story brick building locat-
ed on the west side of the square and
occupied by Smoot Bos., was purchas-
ed Wednesday by L. M. Short, consid-
Grafton $4,000. This house was part
of the Robert Mann estate, which was
sold for division on the date mention
ed.
N. /. Landlord has purchased the
Robert mann place on Cherry street,
consideration $3,825. He expects to
get possession about the first of De-
cember, when he will make it his home.
At present Mr.. Landlord is occupying
the Methodist district parsonage, which
will be taken by Presiding Elder ]. V.
Freeman.
The old p~ostofice building, located
on west side of square, was sold We'd
nesday as a part Of the Robt. Mann es-
tate and was purchased by N. B.
Keathley, consideration, $1,000.
In the sale of the Robt. Mann estate
this week the old home place, located
on the Brownsville Ripley road about
six miles west of Brownsville, together
with other lands belonging to the es-
tate and amounting to about 800 acres.
was purchased by T. J.. Mann at $46.75
per acre.
The High School football team had
their second game of the season with
the Ripley High School on the local
gridiron last Friday afternoon, and
succeeded in administering to them
a signal defeat, the second Of the sea-
son. The Brownsville team is light.
but full of pep and determination and
generally gives a good account Of it
self. Ripley failed to cross their goal
while the home boys ran up a score
of 40 or 80 points.
Meetings will be held at the follow
ing places next Sunday in the interest
of the Y. M. G. A. movement: Mar
vim Chapel, at IL a. M; Wildwood, 2:3C
p. M; Holly Grove, 3 p. m; Zion
church, 2:3O p. m. Speakers from
Brownsville who are interested in the
work will be on hand at these various
appointments. Everybody come-let's
have big crowds and all pull together
for the spiritual uplift of the boys in
the camps and at the front.
There will be an allday meeting at
Lebanon church Sunday. Everybody
invited to come and the members OF
the church are especially invited to
come and bring a lunch and spend the
the day. In the morning there will be
Sunday school and preaching. In the
afternoon the members of the three
missionary societies will hold their an
nual Thanksgiving service or Mite Box
Opening. This viii be followed by q
talk on the Y. M. C. A. work by a good
Brownsville speakers. Let's make ii
a great dev