The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-03-16

from the city.
| Every woman can now read Picto-
rial Review z months for only Toe,
subscription beginning with the big
Easter fashion number. Telephone
S94, R. F. Maddox.
We are equipped to do all kinds of
repair work. We have in stock line
of castings, tubes, oils and full line of
supplies. We solicit your patronage.
Powell-Maddox Motor Car Co.
Why pay soc to S100 for vulcaniz-
ing your tubes when you can do it for
Toe with Safe-Loc Self Vulcanizing
patch. Sold on a guarantee to patch
the puncture. Powell Maddox Motor
Car Co.
DR.. J. c. Norvell of Woodland, Alsey
Mann of Rudolph, L. G. Graves of
Tibbs and j. o. Kelso of Stanton were
In Brownsville Friday to attend call
ed meeting of the high school board
OF which they are members.
Drs. Crowder Chapman and NJ. V.
Pruitt have moved their office to their
new quarters over the Brownsville
Bank. DR.. Chapman has just returned
from St. Luke's hospital, New York,
where he took special course in ear,
eye, nose and throat.
Members of the Haywood County
Fruit Growers Association are urgent
ly requested to meen in Brownsville
on Saturday, March II, at 80 o'clock,
to receive report from ]. 0. john
son, manager, of his trip to Monette,
Mo-, in the interest of the association.
Il. c. King, Secretary.
Sheriff Davis succeeded Monday in
capturing Marion Bond, negro who
committed murder in the ninth district
of this county five years ago. He was
caught in Ripley and turned over to
Mr.. Davis, who brought him to Browns
vile and placed him in Jail to await
trial at the next term of court.
Mrs. Sarah Cameron died Sunday at
her home in the Union neighborhood
ten miles east of Brownsville. She was
the widow of the late John Cameron,
who died several years ago. Mrs.
Cameron lived to a ripe old age. She
was woman of Christian character
and leaves many friends to mourn her
death.
Misses Annie and Daisy Anderson
have been enjoying the winter in Flor
ida. While at Tampa they attended
the big carnival called Gasperilla,
where Miss Daisy displayed some
of her beautiful work-pine needle
trays and hand painted china, on each
Of which she was awarded prizes. They
are now at Orlando. From there they
will visit st. Augustine and Jackson
vile before returning home.
Felsenthal Sons have just completed
their upstairs department, which
makes their store very attractive. The
large room on the corner, with its
many windows makes an ideal place
for their handsome display of suits
and ready made dresses. The center
room is beautifully fitted up for mil
merys department. This is an idea
store and would be a credit to a nue.
IE,skgsr place tnan rfgNnssille.
| w 7, Bond, one of the best farmer
in Haywood county, recently sent u
a check for subscription renewal Il
closing his letter he paid the. States
Graphic compliment which we very
much appreciate and shall try to live
up to. Here it is:-"The States Grapl
ic comes to us every week as a rea
friend, full of timely news, and we
enjoy it very much. 1t is the very
best county paper ever had the pleas,
ure Of reading"
Clerk and Master John 7. Gray, Jr.
has selected as his deputy Charlie Bar.
croft. He was sworn in Monday
Charlie is boy Of splendid character
and full Of energy and careful anC
painstaking in his work. He has beer
working under Mr.. Gray for some time
and his appointment to this positor
but recognition of his true wortl
and reward for efficient service
There isn't a more efficient clerk anC
master in the state than John Gray
In addition to his efficienc vas an off
eial, he is Christian gentleman in al
that the term implies, and it is splen
did training for boy to work undel
his supervision.
W. T. Bond of the twelfth district o
this county recently purchased Sui
tana's Rose and her two months oil,
calf, Roses Gloster by Imperial Clos
ter, of the Lespedeza Farm herd. Nh
Bond also recently purchased yer,
highly bred bull of the milk type iron
the West Tennessee experiment sta
ton herd. He now has four head o
1pure bred registered cattle as foun
dation for shorthorn herd. Mr.. Bon
is one of our wide awake farmers VIII
believes that it is worth while to rails
1.-THE best in everything. His farm
known as "The Best Farm" and it
his purpose to make it that in realit
as well as in name.
We want first-class correspondent
in every community in Haywood cour
| ty-one who will send in the news
real news. We don't care to kno'
to what post "Sam Snodgrass" hitche
4 his horse on Sunday night nor as
whether or not "Sallie Jane" was mad
jealous by the act. But we do want a
the news of Importance and interest
the people of each neighborhood
, addition to the social news of wort
we would like to know what is helm