The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-05-31

Artistic picture framing at Martin
Brothers.
For Sale-A rubber tired trap. Run
one year. Will Hood. If
Sidney Currie is quite sick at his
home south Of town.
For Sale-Fifty bushels of peas.
Price $3.50 per bushel. Smoot Bros.
There viii be an ice cream supper
at Nut Bush Thursday night, June 6,
given by the ladies of the G. z.
church. Everybody invited.
Bring your diplomas to Martin Bros.
and have them framed artistically.
Martin Bros. carry line of picture
frames that will please you. Just the
thing for your diploma.
See US before buying used car
We have some bargains. Powell-Mad-
dox Motor Co.
June 9Th, 1918, is the day upon
which all men who have become d
years of age since June 9TH last (Reg-
istration Day. must register. For
Haywood county, the sheriff's office,
June 5th, from a. m. to p. m.
Bril- Rose, aged twenty, and Miss
Ethel Briley, aged twelve, were mar
ried at the home of the bride, five
miles north of Brownsville, on Tuesday
night Of this week. The ceremony was
performed by Esq. w. 7. Currie of this
city.
If you want the best moving ma
chine in the county, be sure and see
me. | have the agency for the En-
merson Standard. Light draft, dura-
bility and other advantages unequalled
Also the best hay rakes. fully guar
antee this machinery. All repairs
needed kept in stock. See me before
placing your order. ]. w. McCleish.28
Several new houses are being built
around town and are nearing compile
ton. Mr.. Ben Ross home on Hatehie
Ave, Mrs. Maud Williams on East
College and Mr.. Henry Bauman on
Park Ave. The two houses on East
Main and Park Ave-, recently built by
DR.. Edwards are very attractive and
are occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
Cobb and MIR. and Mrs. Ali Kinney.
There will be a Sunday school con-
vention embracing the various Sun
day schools of the first, second and
third civil districts of Haywood county
held at Dancyville on the second Sun
day in June in the afternoon. Good
speakers are on the program and a
most interesting and instructive meet
ing is expected. All interested in Sun
day school work are invited to attend.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Stray-
ed from my farm, 6 IL miles south
east of Brownsville, one white-face,
dehorned, red Hereford steer, and one
Jersey heifer. Both cattle are two
years old and branded with large
letter "T' on the left hip and on the
right shoulder. l will pay $500 re
ward for each of these cattle deliver
ed to me in Brownsville, or to G. W.
Warf at the farm. VIM. Thomas. n
A trip through several districts Of
Haywood county reveals the fact that
crops are in unusually good condition
for this time of year. Cotton is up 20
fine stand and corn is in splendid
shape. Generally speaking crops are
clean and well worked. There is some
ten per cent more acreage planted to
cotton this season than last and the
crop is fully three weeks ahead Of
last season. A good rain would be Of
advantage throughout the county now.
Marshal Walker returned Tuesday
from a stay of several days in Wash
ington, where he was summoned as a
witness against Lance Dancy, Hay
wood county negro who had been ar
rested by Marshal Walker as desert
er from the army. Dancy was return
ed to Camp Meade after his arrest
and the marshal was later summoned
to Washington and witness in the
case,
Lieut.. Frank Thomas Of the Battle
ship North Dakota, reached home on a
ten days furlough Sunday. The North
Dakota is now acting as a convoy to
American transports and as an officer
on this ship Lieut.. Thomas has made
several trips across recently. He re-
lates some most interesting expert
ences though, as yet, his ship has net
come in contact with a submarine.
Lieut.. Thomas has risen rapidly in
the service. He is a young man of the
highest character and a prime favor
lite in Brownsville.