The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-08-02
TOWN AND COUNTY I:


Go-Cart. Phone 46, or write box 81.
Lost-0ne large Persian cat, color
white and black, hair long. Reward for
return. Beulah McCliesh.
For Sale-Seventy-five shoats weigh !
ing about S5 pounds each. They are
good ones. ]. F. Coppedge.
Improved Chattanooga Cane Mills
for sale by Walter Forrest Hardware
Company. If |
Take ce.-Hunting on our
farms is positively forbidden. J. R.
Maroon, j. 7. Jacocks. 80
For Rent-A cottage on Park ave-
nue.. Five rooms and bath, $14 per
month. DR.. J. L. Edwards. tt |
New Pair money-weight computing |
scales for sale. See r. E. White
hurst. 35
For Sale-0ne Ford Touring Car.
This car is in first class condition and
a bargain. Powell-Maddox Motor Co.
The crop of old corn throughout the
county is reported much benefited by |
the rain which fell some ten days ago.
Rev. Sutton E. Griggs will address
the colored people of Haywood county
August 6, at 3 p, m. at the Fair
Grounds. All invited.
For Sale-0ne 1916 Model Maxwell |
Touring car. A bargain for anyone
wanting good used car. POWELL
Maddox Motor Co.
For thirty days we will sell any
size casing or tube we have in stock
for per cent less than list price, for
cash only. C. w. Pracht & Sons.
Equip your car with new tires now
and save 5 per cent on present list.
They are sure to advance Is to 20 per
cent in the next 80 days. C. w. Pracht
& Sons.
The cog wheels on the Chattanooga
Cane Mills are separate from the
shaft. None others are made this
way. Walter Forrest Hardware Com
pany. tt
DIR. w. R. Miller purchased Tuesday
from Mrs. John Halliburton her farm
located three miles northwest of
Brownsville on the Key Corner road,
and containing 305 acres. The price
paid was $33,200.
In order to reduce our stock of tires
and tubes to minimum, we will sell
any size casing or tube for per cent
less that list price where cash accom-
panies the order G. W. Pracht &
Sons.
Luther Sullivan, Jr., the two year
cid son of Luther and Mrs. Ora Sulli-
van, died July 26, and was buried at
Woodland Saturday at A p. m. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. M. G. Wick, N&H
Our city authorities have recently
purchased street sweeper and, like
the proverbial new broom, it sweeps
clean. This is step forward and will
add to the splendid reputation which
Brownsville has already established.
Our farmers are becoming very
much concerned by the appearance of
rust in the cotton. 1t is reported from
many sections of the county, and while
no great damage has been done so far,
fears are entertained it may yet prove
serious.
There was a splendid rain in the
Nut Bush neighborhood Monday and
farmers from that section are feeling
fine now Brownsville got splendid
rain Tuesday afternoon as result of
which our fall gardens are making
splendid progress.
If you want to see another great war
picture, the opportunity will be yours
on Thursday, August 8, when the Lib
erty Theatre presents -Four Years in
Germany" written by Ambassador
James w. Gerard, the man who defied
the kaiser. Two shows both afternoon
and night. See ad in this paper.
Attention Women of Brownsville
and Haywood County:-There will be
meeting of the women of Brownsville
and Haywood county Saturday, August
2, 1918, at 8 p. m, Circuit Court room.
Matters of Importance pertaining to
the Womans Committee Council of
National Defense will be taken up. A
full attendance is desired.
Prof Dan T. Rogers, who has been
selected as principal of the Haywood
County High School for the next term,
has reached Brownsville and is at
home at the school dormintory. Prof.
Rogers will spend the month of August
working throughout the county in the
interest of the school, His family has
not yet reached the city but will come
sometime during the month Of Au-
gust.
Prof. w. M. McLaurine, former
principal of the Haywood County High
School but recently an instructor in
the West Tennessee Normal, has en-
tered the army Y. M. c. A. work. He
left Monday night for Blue Ridge, N
c., where he will be in training for a
few weeks preparatory to entering the
regular work. Prof. McLaurine does
not vet know where he will be sta.
toned. Mr.. McLaurine's family viii
remain in Brownsville. This will be
pleasant news to their many friends
here.
Honl Frank P. Bond delivered po'
litical speech here on last Saturday
night in the interest of Senator Shields
race for reelection.to the United States
sonofa He was greeted bv a good au.