The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-11


week seeks a cessation Of fighting ION
land. on sea and in air." there being
added t. the peace negotiations of old
the realms of the air. Others had to
consider only land and see.
1t is now time to set strawberries
and raspberries and every garden should
have both. The present weather con-
ditions are ideal and if they are planted
now, this early, pretty fair crop of
fruit will be gotten next spring of the
Strawberries.
The Falcon has two scholarships in
the Memphis Business College. good
till the pupil graduates, good for either
stenogrsphic or bookkeeping courses,
cheap for cash. See The Falcon If
Two solicitors for the premium fund
for the County Fair last week exceeded
all past experiences when they raised
in SOmervile in two hours $40, and all
but S. from citizens of the fl rst district.
And they felt proud Of the success
made, too.
LosT-During the Chautsuqua, either
in or near court house, solid gold en-
ameIed faced school pin with letters
M. I. s. Reward if returned to Rev.
c. A. Harper or to The Falcon Office If
One of the largest real estate deals
made in this county was consummated
recently when W. M. Mayo sold to
J. A. Winfrey the J. J. Pulliam farm
which Mr.. Mayo bought some time ago.
The place is near Moscow and contains
more than a thousand acres of the best
land in the county.
April farrowed Duroc hogs, register.
ed, fine breeding, males S25 each, fe-
males $50 each, weigh about 100 pounds.
August narrowed, ready to wean, males
$40, females $3.50, if taken soon. All
of extra good breeding and good indi-
viduals. See W. 7. Loggins. Somervile.
The attendance at the County Fair
on October "a and Is should be larger
than it would on the 10 and IL for peo-
pie will be better up with farm work
by that time, A first class band has
been engaged to furnish music and suf-
ficient other attractions arranged to
give fine entertainment to those attend
ing.
For SALE:-0r exchange for good
mules and cattle. 1918 model Stude-
baker automobile, seven-passenger
six cylinder. sliding steering wheel.
Driven 5000 miles. Al. condition, new
silver town cord tires. Price $3.50. 90
]. A. Smith. Somerville, Tenn. 1914
The Falcon pleases its readers and
pays its advertisers.
The new Attorney. General, W. K.
Alternately of Selmer, will look after
the prosecution of criminals in the Nov
ember term of the circuit court here
the fourth Monday in November and
IL he lives up to his lifetime reputation
he will show no quarter to the bootleg
ger, nor to the white man back of the
bootlegger,
Those who went to the trouble to
plant ard work fall gardens are now
enjoying the fruits thereof. The sea-
sons since the end of the disastrous
drowth in the summer have been ideal
for the growth of sll vegetation and
many gardeners tell us of fine vegeta-
bles they have in abundance and var
iety now.
The Falcon learns from citizens over
the county that few of the forrest
trees mentioned in these columns some
time ago as dying from the long dry
summer, have become green since the
rains set in again. This condition is by
no means general and many valuable
trees are gone forever, but few which
were thought dead have come back and
now promise longer life
FOR SALE-Msle and female Duroc
pigs, four months old. Will be regis.
tered in name of purchaser. Out of a
Missouri bred SOW and sired by a.
Champion male. See w.. 7. Loggins