The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-12

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nose and throat. En- route home he
viii attend the clinics at Johns Hop
kins in Baltimore. Mrs. Chapman ae-
companied him and will remain
month. DR.. Chapman expects to be
away three months.
Overland, Buick and Chevrolet cars,
all for sale by R. N. Bond Auto Co.
Our charging machine is here. We
can charge your batteries. R. N.
Bond Auto Co.
Bring your peas and Irish Potatoes
to US now while the price is high.
Short & Collins.
Mrs. Ben Morris has been sick for
several days at the home of her moth
er. Mrs. Sue Moses.
We have large stock of tires, oil
and gasoline, and solicit your business.
r. N. Bond Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Kinney of
Clarksdale, Miss, were guests of rel
atives in town last week.
Mr.. John Ragland attended the
meeting of the retail shoe dealers as
ISOLATION in Cincinnati this week.
Friends will be sorry to know that
Mr.. Marvin Hendron has been quite
sick at his home south of Brownsville.
Have the battery on your car charg-
ed and put in good shape. We can
charge it for you. R. N. Bond Auto
Co.
We will sell can goods at wholesale
prices for cash for two weeks, as we
want to reduce before taking stock.
Short & Collins.
Mrs. H. M. johnson, after a pleas
ant visit to her mother Mrs. Emma
Balm, has returned to her home in
Centerville, Miss.
Miss Lizzie Williams is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia at her
| home on West Main street.
Send US your batteries to charge.
We now have our charging outfit,
which has been returned from factory
in fine condition. R. N. Bond Auto Co.
On account of damaged labels on
cans we are marking an assortment
of can goods far below cost. Come in
az and make your foice while they last,
Short & Collins. '
Call and see the new model cars.
We are getting in new car loads each
month, and all the new models can
be seen at our place on Depot street.
Il. n Bond Auto Co.
Mrs. r. M. Chambliss left Sunday
night for visit to Mrs. Clifford Cosby
at Plainfeld, N. J. On her return home
she will visit Mrs. Caperton and Mrs. J
A. Chambliss at Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. Hascal II. Hurt is now with R.
N. Bond Auto Co. and will be glad to
see his friends at the garage on De-
pot street. Mr.. Hurt is good sales
man and expects to sell a great many
cars. R. N. Bond Auto Co. have three
of the best selling lines in the business.
Mrs. Sallie Martin, aged 65 years,
died at the hoe of her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. W. Simpson, early Sunday morn
ing after lingering illness. Remains
were carried to Memphis and inferred
in Forrest Hill cemtery, Dr. Cowan,
her former pastor conducting the
funeral services. Mrs. Martin was q
devout member of the Presbyterian
church and was woman of many no.
BILE traits of character. She is surviy-
ed by two daughters. I
At the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank Of
Brownsville, held Tuesday, January
8, the following directors were elected
serve for the ensueing year: j. A.
Wilder, Geo. w. Lyle, C. w. Forrest
Mann Wills and R. M. Chambliss Al
the directors meeting following the
stockholders the old officers were re-
elected as follows: ]. A. Wilder, presl-
dent; Geo. w. Lyle, vice president; R.
M. Chambliss, cashier, and w. G. Ber-
son assistant cashier. For the first
time since his accident last October
President Wilder was at the bank and
presided at the meetings.