The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-08-23
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Lost-Bar pin, 4 inches long. En-
graved d. B. S.
Mrs. Marie Williams will take High
School boarders. Rates SIS permonth.
For Sale.-Several Highly bred Po-
land China pigs. Nice individuals.
Sam. NJ. Taylor.
The meeting at Tabernacle will be-
gin next Sunday morning and continue
through the week.
Farm for Sale in Eurekaton-45
acres of land. Has six-room house
with bath and outhouses in good repair
Apply to r. 7. Seymour. 80
For Sale-Household furniture at
auction, in the court house yard, Sat-
urday, p. m, August "a. Mrs. W. w.
Trip.
Mrs. Lundy Coppedge has been APP
pointed by the Red Cross chapter as
chairman for enrolling nurses in Hay
wood county. Enlist nowl Your coun-
try needs you'll!
The Jackson Broom Works-Broom
corn wanted. Brooms exchanged for
broom corn, or corn bought at market
price. 573 E. Chester, Jackson,
Tenn. 80
The annual camp meeting at JOY
ner's Camp Ground is in progress this
week. Rev. Underdonk is holding the
meeting. Several from here have at
tended the services.
Milton Landlord, who for number
of years has been one of Postmaster
Thomas most efficient clerks, will
leave in day or two for Camp Gordon
where he goes to enter an officers
training camp.
Brownsville received a shower on
Sunday night and Monday night very
good rain fell. Gardens have been
greatly helped and the sowing of tur-
nip seed has been on with a rush for
several days.
Farm for Sale.--92 acres, 60 acres
in cultivation, Al acres of good second
bottom land. Good houses and good
water. Eeasy terms. Apply to N. NJ.
Robins, 573 E. Chester, Jackson,
Tenn. ~
The annual camp meeting atJoyner's
Camp Ground is going on this week.
Rev. J. v. Freeman, presiding elder of
the Brownsville district, left Wednes-
day morning and will attend the meet
ing during the week. A good attend
ance is reported.
With the sugar ration limited to two
pounds the month for each individual
and indications that even this may be
reduced, our people may be forced to
use "long sweetening." If it comes
to this, Haywood county will have an
abundant supply, for the sorghum crop
is fine.
Reports from all sections Of the
country indicate that our rural schools
have opened with an unusually good
attendance. Notwithstanding the great
scarcity of teachers, only about three
places remain untitled and every effort
is being made to secure competent
teachers for these positions.
]. w. Peoples, colored, while driving
a car across the square Tuesday ran
into the buggy of Ed Owens, colored.
Owens was thrown from the buggy and
seriously wounded. Two small child,
rem, who were with him, were unhurt.
The buggy was smashed. Peoples was
arrested and found guilty by Recorder
Parker, who assessed fine of four
dollars against him.
For Sale-0n account of i'll health
have decided to sell my home, con-
sisting of rs IL acres, and located in
northeastern part of Haywood county,
one mile from railroad station. Good
dwelling. Good barn. Good tenant
house. Two good wells of water. Two
good orchards in bearing. Within half
mile of good school and church. Apply
to E. B. Boren, Jones, Tenn.
The city Grammar school will open
its next term ON Monday, September
End. As previously announced, the
County High School will open on the
same day. 1t is expected that both
schools will start work with splen-
did attendance. Every child of school
age, whether in the city or rural
schools, should be in school this fall.
The earnest cooperation of all parents
will accomplish this ideal condition.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church Sunday, either
morning or night. The pastor, Rev. W.
A. Freeman, has not been well for the
past week and gives way in the inter-
est of the camp meeting at Taberna-
Gle and Joyner's. There will be Sunday
school as usual and this service will be
over in plenty of time for those who
desire to go to Tabernacle.
N. l. Landlord has resigned his po-
sition as deputy sheriff here and will
leave Monday for Marion, Ark, where
he will be in charge of the plantation
of DR. Robert Mann. Mr.. Landlord IS
a splendid citizen and has made one
Of the best officers in the county. He
has large circle of friends here who
regret to see him leave, and who will
wish for him that splendid success
which his excellent character and bus
mess ability deserve. Mr. Landlords
family will remain in Brownsville.