The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-02-01
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For Sale:-Pure strain Of Kings
Extra Early Cotton Seed. ]. Levy &
Bro. L
Wade's Flour is the best and whit
est flour you can now buy. All gooC
grocers sell it. Il
Lost.-Delivery basket No. 8. Re
turn to Reds Grocery and receive re-
ward.
For Sale.-Pure Sugar House Mo-
lasses. zoe per gallon. Reds Gro
Gerry.
All farmers are invited to call al
our store and inspect our stock OF
Kings Extra Early Cotton seed. j
Levy & Bro. tt
joe Coppedge, who has been in
Johns Hopkins hispital for several
weeks returned tc his home Monday
and is feeling very much improved.
Kings Early Cotton Seed in 100 ID
5 acre bags, shipped in car lots, direct
from originator in North Carolina.
Davis & Rainey, II
This is the time to begin cOnserv-
ing flour, but when you do use flour,
you can do no better than buy Wade's
Patent. If
Kings Early Cotton Seed, ready for
delivery, $3.50 per bag, 100 pounds,
$685. in five bag lots. Davis & Raj
ney. II
Lost-Between my residence and
C. w. Pracht & Sons store, bunch
of keys with my name on check. Fin
der return to me and be rewarded Guy
Pracht.
We have on hand a supply of Kings
Extra Early Early Cotton seed. We
bought these seed from the original
source and know that they are genuine
]. Levy & Bro. If |
Rain and ice made Of Sunday a reg
ular shut-in day. No services were
held at either the Methodist or Pres
byterian church. There were a few |
present Sunday morning at the Bap-
fist church
Dr. M. Il. Wilson deputy state vet
erinarian announces removal Of his +
office to Jas. Bonds livery barn, Depot /
street. Office phone SO, residence
phone 27. If /
The Brownsville Bank is having |
the room just in the rear of the presi-
dents office remodeled and furnished |
When completed it will be occupied by
D. D. Shaw, vice-president Of the
bank.
Salesman Misunderstanding Oil, /
grease, specialties, paint. Part or
whole time. Commission basis until |
ability is established. Man with rig |
preferrel. Riversie Refining Compa-
ny, Cleveland, Ohio.
The fuel situation in Brownsville |
has been somewhat better this week |
than last. This has been due to sew
eral days of warmer weather and to
larger receipts of coal by local deal |
Tie physical examination of reg
itranSs in class one will be taken up
in Brownsville next Monday. The boys
will be summoned in squads aslarge as
the physicians can handle each sue
cessive day until all have been passed |
on.
All business houses in Brownsville
except the drug stores and banks were
closed Monday. This was in response
to the fuel administrators orders.
There was no grumblng about it Ell
Their. Brownsville citizens are loyal
and are always ready to do their part
toward winning the war.
For Stockings Improved Big Boil
cotton seed, direct from the originator,
the earliest variety known. Come and
get yours before they are all gone. R.
E. Whitehurst, Brownsville, Tenn. u
Don't sell your chickens just because
the pice seems good. Every home
should have dozen or two hens. They
will be worth far more to you next
spring and summer than what they
will bring in the market now. There
is nothing that helps more in the con-
servation of food than number of
BOou mems well cared 10r.
Brownsville has had another week
of snow and ice. Both the high school
and grammar school delayed opening
until Monday, Feb. A, on account Of
the very severe weather. Many shade
trees in the city have been ruined by
sleet and snow freezing on the branch
es, causing them to break from the
weight.
Registration of German aliens:
The time fixed by the authorities for
the registration of all German alien
enemies will be February 4, 5, 6,7,
3 and 8, from 6 a. m. to p. M, in
elusive on each of said days. IF there
be any German alien enemies in this
community let them apply at the post
office for instructions.
Judge Harwood was in Brownsville
Monday and organized the regular
January session of the circuit court |
Immediately after organization the |
court adjourned to meet Monday, Feb
ruary 4. Among other things includ-
ed in the charge, the Judge gave in
sructions to officers to apprehend all
owners Of automobiles running cars
without 1918 license.
Mr.. B. F. Southern, one Of the old
est citizens of the second district, died