The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-07-26
, TOWN AND COUNTY !:


Take Notice.-Hunting on oul
farms is positively forbidden. ]. R
Maroon, j. T. Jacocks. q,
For Rent-A cottage on Park ave
nue.. Five rooms and bath, $1f rel
month. DR.. ]. L. Edwards.
New Pair money-weight compass
scales for sale. See r. E. WI
hurst. n "ot
Gov. Rye viii make the 4 wo'
speech of his campaign here on ave .,
nesday, July 31st. Don't fail ~
him. His speech is a gem. *
Buy your ticket now for the I
Minstrel. Tickets on sale Satt !,
July q, at Curtis Drug Co. Res !
seats Soc; balcony 35c. ~
South-of- Hatchie folks are rejoici
over the repair work which is BET
pushed to completion on Hatchie levdF
They can come to town now withor
"dreading that awful levee." IA
Don't fail to go to the polls on next
Thursday. 1t is the duty of every
American citizen to exercise his right
of suffrage, and no man should neg
lect that duty.
There will be an ice cream supper at
Centerville school house Friday night,
July 26, given for the benefit of the
Red Cross. Everybody come and help
this noble cause.
Lost-Diamond ring, diamond shap-
ed, containing nine stones with the in
itials on the iside ITO B. A. B. from
r. H. A." Return to Miss Blanche
Bonner and receive reward.
Mr.. D. T. Mulheron has severed his
connection with the firm of L. M.
Short and can now be found with Da-
Wis & Rainey, where he will be glad
to have his friends call and see him.
Tennessee is not going to take a
backward step on the temperance
question when she elects her governor.
Shropshire is the only candidate en-
dorsed by the temperance and good
government people.-adv.
Strayed or Stolen-From our farm
five miles north of Stanton, Tenn,
two white and speckled bird dogs. One
large and one small dog. Liberal re-
ward for return or information as to
them. Wright & Post, Stanton, Tenn.
There will be big corn crop in
Haywood county Judging from present
indications. The old corn was greatly
damaged in some sections by the dry
weather, but recent rains have helped n
it very much and the later crop is in
first class shape.
Farmers and gardeners have been
busy with late gardens and second
crop potato planting this week. Raise
it at home Is fast coming to be tfef
slogan in Haywood county. DIVERSE
fication is taking fast hold on our far
mers and with it is sure to come pros
perity.
The split-log drag is still the great
est instrument known for working
dirt roads. It is the cheapest and the
best When all of our road men learn
this-as they will bye and bye-our
roads will be firstclass and with less
expenditure of money than is now re-
quired.
From present prospects Haywood
county will make more cotton than
will be picked under present labor con-
ditions. The crop is unusually fine.
A little rust is reported from some To-
calities, but not to any great extent.
Recent rains have had wonderfully
wholesome effect on tn crop.
The following telegram has been
received by the county food admins
traitor: Retail merchants can have
their sugar stocks for canning and pre-
serving replenished only by surren-
dering to food administration, sugar
division, Nashville, the affidavits ta-
ken by them from consumers buying
for canning purposes. Morgan"
When you hear Gov. Rye's speech on
the S1st, you'll be ready to take off
your coat and work for him the next
day, if you haven't already been doing
it. He's one true-hearted, loyal, pres
ident-supporting governor, and he'll
make that kind of senator. That's
what Tennessee needs now powerfully
bad.
Capt. Kit Dalton will lecture in
Brownsville July 81 at 900 a. m. Capt. ]
Dalton was once leader in the noto- !
rious outlaw bands of Frank and Jesse
James and the Younger Brothers, and s
a member of the bloody Quantrell que
only band that ever fought
under the black flag on American soil v
$4,000 was offered for his capture,
dead or alive. Come and hear him. O
Admission 15c and 25c. A. R. Pace, v
Manager.
in this issue appears the announce
ment Of Wilmot Curtin as q candidate t
for membership on the county school e
board from the third school district of ]
the county. Mr.. Curtin is mano f
splendid character. He has always t
taken deep interest in school matters &
and uses every influence at his COM h
mand for the betterment of school C
in his own community. The r
voters of the third school district S
'ould make no mistake in selecting Mil &
mot Curtin as their representative on c,
.he school board. t,
In this issue Of the States-Graphic o
appears the announcement of 7. P.
Stuart as candidate for membership d
On the county school board from the O
irst school district of Haywood county Il