The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-04-05
TOWN and COUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST

For Sale-Four burner Stratton Oil
Stove. Phone 1928. Reds Grocery.
For Sale-About ten tons Lespode-
"a and pea hay.-C. H Haynes, R. 1.
For Sale-Cabbage, Tomato and
Pepper plants. Mrs. Sam NJ Taylor,
Phone 376
Good supply Of Columbia GRAPHIC
plot l,ccrds ways on han. Us an
Fl. johnson.
For Sale-0ne registered Black
Poll bull, three years old, halter broke.
Apply to R. o. Whitehead. If
Pure bred Silver Wyandotte cock
erels $3.50. Eggs for setting $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. c. Balm, Brownsville. If
Try a pound of our Gold Band Cof-
fee at SOC, 35c and 40c. Reds Gro
Gerry. Phone 1928.
For Sale-Some high bred register
ed Holstein bull calves and some hei-
fers also. C. N. Cooper.
Get the late war hits on The Column
bia Grafonola Records. Plays on all
standard talking machines. Oscar
H. johnson.
Cotton Seed-We are distributing
our last car of Kings Early seed.
Those who have placed orders will
please call and get them at once. Da-
Wis & Rainey Is
Strayed from my farm three and one
half miles. west of Brownsville, one
black heifer Reward for information
leaoding to recovery. w. B. McConni-
co.
The managers of the Third Liberty
Loan have issued an order to the effect
that all places of business must close
their doors on Saturday, April 9th,
between the hours of l and 8. This is
the date on which the great Liberty
Loan drive begins.
Strayed or Stolen-From my home
five miles east of Brownsville, one
cream-colored Jersey heifer about two
years old. She has horns and an over
bit, underbit and swallow-fork in both
ears. Reward of five dollars for infor-
nation leading to recovery. H. w.
Bond, Brownsville, Route 6, box SO.
Much corn has already been planted
in Haywood county, which gives proof
of the fact that this years crop will
be far ahead of last years. Our farm
ers are. well up with their work thru
out the country and prospects for a
good crop we're never brighter.
The managers of the Third Liberty
Loan have issued an order to the effect
that all places of business must close
their doors on Saturday, April 9Th, be-
tween the hours of and 3. This is
the date on which the great Liberty
Loan drive begins.
1t has been a long time since this
county has had so dry a March as the
one just gone. There was almost no
rainfall during the whole month. This
gave our farmers fine opportunity
for breaking ground and planting
crops. "A good rain now would prove
most beneficial.
Tho rssfrrgers Of the Third Liberty
Loan drive have issued an order to the
effect that all places Of business must
close their doors ON Saturday, April
9th, between the hours Of l and 8. This
is the date on which the great Liberty
Loan Drive begins.
We have installed an electric coffee
mill so as to give you fresh ground
coffee. Reds Grocery, Phone 1923.
Be at east entrance to court house
yard Saturday, April 9th, at / o'clock
and bid on fine pig donated by Mr.. R.
E. Castellow and fine lamb donated by
Mr.. Archie Ford to local Red Cross.
AS chairman desire to thank these
patriotic gentlemen for this donation
and also Esq. I. B. Claiborne and w.
s. Lea for the pigs donated by them
and sold last Saturday. R. N. Bond,
Chm'n, Red Cross, Haywood county
Tenn,