The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-05-17
TOWN AND COUNTY :
Notes of Interest. :
See Bain-weddingtOn Co.'S display

If you want the best work clothing,
~ Oscar John son's. %
For Sale-A rubber tired trap. Run
one year. Will Hood. tt
Lost-0ne walking cane with ivory
trimmings. Finder return to this Of
fee and receive reward.
Children's Day at Lebanon Sunday
afternoon, May 10, at o'clock. Ev-
erybody invited.
Need Furniture Double coupons
given on Furniture at Bain-Weddins-
TONS Saturday.
Preaching at Lebanon Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock by the pastor, B. J.
Russell.
For Sale-One full blooded Jersey
cow with bull calf eight weeks old.
See Mrs. Ida Kinney, South Browns
vile.
Barred Plymoth Rock Eggs from
prize winning birds, light or dark
matings. Write for mating list. c. 9.
Williams, Someville, Tenn. 20
For Sale-Half and Half cotton seed
$500 per hundred pounds. Apply to
B. A. Whitelaw at old Brownsville Liv-
cry & Livestock Barn. u
For Sale at Auction--Six Poland
China Pigs, Saturday afternoon at .
o'clock at court house. Thomas Car
ter.
John C. Pracht, Jr., brought to this
office some days ago several heads
very fine punches of lettuce, one OF
which measured thirty inches across,
and all of which was crisp and tender
Who can beat this?
Lost-From my home Sunday, May
70, pair of black white and tan fox
hounds, tip end of tails bobbed off; al
so two months ago | lost one white and
tan hound with the tip of tail bobbed.
Reward for return to D. D. Shaw u
The following boys left Monday to
enter army service at Fort Oglethorpe,
Ca: VIM. Allen Moore, Jesse Bryant
Carraway, Homer H. Culley and Ben
Ed TAYLOR. Read Richardson was sent
to Camp Funston, Texas, on May YIN
John Clinton, Jr., Of Memphis, has
two step-sons, both o. whom are Y
France. His son James w, Brown, was
wounded in battle a short time ago IN
one of his limbs. He was taken to a
hospital and the leg had to be amputa-
ted. Mr.. Clinton and family formerly
lived in Brownsville, having moved to
Memphis several years ago.
On account Of leaving the city, am
compelled to sell my Maxwell car I'M
mediately. The car is in excellent con-
dition and is bargain. On last FRI
dav | made 76-mile trip with six men
in the car and only used three gallons
If gasoline. If you are looking FOR a
denendable and economical car, you
MOO zfFerz2- te-ssaiss t}sss,epp$ rtunlty.
John r. Ellsworth.
Mr.. J. w. Byrn, who is food admir-
istrator for Haywood county is so bus
ily engaged for several months that
he has asked for,assistance in his WORK
and the following were sworn in as
deputv food admin !. L.
Lew, chairman, N. R. Dupree and X.
R. Rainey. During last week they ioad
ed car o. '',r consisting of 3O7 b"r-
rels. given up by citizens and mer-
chants and turned over TO the govern
ment.
When you are putting up your
iams-strawberry jams now-and car
ming for yourself and family, remem-
Der the suffering children Of France.
Liable a few jars for the French ba-
bies. put your name on it and place It
away until wanted. Your own will be.
come much better by the sharing, and
the spread Of your table with the daily
flavor of Christlike generosity VIII
nourish the whole man, mind, soul and
body. If you can't spare the jars, you
can get some free for this purpose by
calling at Rankin's.
Tuesday was Cleanup Day IN
Brownsville, and all day long the wag-
ons were hauling off the accumulation
of trash of the past winter. And,
Judging from the amount that was car
ried off. the town is well cleaned and IN
a sanitary condition. The work was
under the supervision of Mrs. Fred
Whitehurst, president of the Civic
League. She was assisted by Mes
danes John Ragland, R. M. Cham
bliss, Albert Moore and R. F. Maddox.
A vote Of thanks is given these ladies'
for their labor in this important work,
which they accomplished so well.
A message reached here Saturday
conveying the intelligence Of the death
of Edward Beanland, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Beanland of Oxford, Miss,
Young Beanland was in camp at Leon
Springs, Tex, and several weeks ago
underwent an operation for appendl-
citis. It was thought he was so much
improved that he was expected home,
when the message came of his death.
The Funeral took place in Oxford last
Sunday. Mrs. Beanland will be remem
bered as Miss Aileen Bennett, who
spent her girlhood days in Browns
vile.
Zion church in the eighth district
unfurled a service flag last Sunday
fr the boys sent from that district Il
Uncle Sans army. There was good
crowd present despite the inclement
a.. =. - al an ioxyad tho ceremony