The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-07-05
TOWN AND COUNTY
Notes of Interest.
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New Crimson Clover Seed. N. X.
Dupree & Co.
Floral offerings made on short no
tice. Mrs. ]. H. Bennett. 29
Hose MOBILES, Dog Muzzles and cow
Muzzles. N. R. Dupree & Co.
For Rent-A cottage on Park ave-
nue.. Five rooms and bath, s14 per
month. DR.. ]. L. Edwards. tt
The Best Mower Section Grinders at
N. R. Dupree G Co.'S.
We have been requested to call a
meeting of all members of Hiram s.
Bradford Bivouac at headquarters on
Saturday, July ID, at 2 p. m.
C. C. Strawn has moved his family
to the house owned by N. B. Keathley,
located on Key Corner street, and for
merly occupied by ]. B. Keathley.
For Sale Cheap.-One four-cylinder,
model S3, Overland car, only run about
100 miles. In AL condition. Apply
to Duke Johnson. u
Don't forget the weeds in your va
can't lots and around your premises.
They are eyesores. Cut them down
This is no year for weed crop.
ESQ. ]. w. Bourne of Keeling re-
ports crop conditions in his neighbor-
hood as unusually fine with prospects
for a bumper crop in cotton and corn.
The wheat crop in Haywood is being
threshed now and the yield is good.
The government price of $3.50 per
bushel seems fixed now, for a while at
any rate.
Mr.. ]. W. Byrn, manager Of the
May King Coal Company, Of May
King, KY, after a stay of several days
at his home in this city, has returned
to May King.
There wiz be preaching Sunday
morning at Chestnut Grove at IL
o'clock, and Sunday afternoon at
Marvin's chapel at A o'clock by the
pastor.
Twenty registered Duroc-Jersey
pigs for sale. Good individuals, well
bred and well fed, registered and guar
anteed Prices Right. Phone 2S3-2. +!
Chas. B. Jacocks. ~
Please remember that all locals al
vertising ice cream suppers or any 9TH
err kind of entertainment for which
charges are made must be paid for at |
the usual rate.
Gardens throughout this community
have suffered a good deal for want OF
rain during the past week. Warm
weather and northern winds have adj
ded to the distress.
Road workers missed mighty good
opportunity when they failed to drag
the roads after the recent rains. Won
der if road overseers in Haywood
county will ever learn this lesson.
Travel owes country roads has been
most uninviting during the past ten
days. Heavy traffic has produced in
Vulnerable dust holes and in addition
to this the dust has been terrific.
Those wanting to take up the study
of stenography or bookkeeping at
home, please see me at my home or
write to me. Ruby L. Boteler, Browns
vile r 2 30
The pupils Of Class No. Of the
Methodist Sunday school Of Stanton
will have an ice cream supper next
Friday night in the church for the
benefit of the French orphans fund.
Since our last issue good rains have
been received in nearly every section
of the county, but the cold northern
winds duk;ng the first Of the week !
were not good for crops, however, con-
ditions generally are unusually fine.
Haywood county raised plenty of
corn for home consumption last year
and some to spare From present in
dications the crop this year will be
even better than last year. The pros
poets are good throughout the county.
To Merchants, Consumers-To buy
twenty-five pounds canning or preserv-
ing sugar sworn affidavits are neces-
sary. In order to buy the second al
lotment or more in addition, it will be
necessary to have special permit
from the food administrator.
The local board has received an or
der for fifty negroes to be sent to
Camp Sherman within five days be-
ginning Tuesday, July Is, 1918. Camp
Sherman is located at Chillicothe, o.
The board has also received an order
for one white man to complete a for
mer call, he to be sent on July ~, tot
Camp Gordon.
E. B. Drake, nominee for sheriff OF /
Haywood county has purchased the
former residence of A. H. Kinney, Jr.,
ON Park Ave. Mr.. Drake is making
additions to the building and expects
to move his family here at an early
date. His present home is at Union.
Mr.. Drake and his family will receive
a cordial welcome to our city.
t. J. Mann received card Tues
day from Bennie Mann, a negro who
went from his neighborhood to war
recently. The card reads as follows;
Dear Mr.. Mann:-Please call all
of your hands together and tell them
to bow down and pray. If there is
anything we need here, it is God. We
are one thousand miles from home.
Please answer this card" This black
boy is evidently home sick He Is at
Camp Dodge.
Rrownsville is still without a re-