The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-09-06

seeliun. a thing uuheard Of here before
A sample of this can be seen in the 10
cal csm4terv where seyeral of the Iarg
oaks have died Add thruoutthe coun
Try one fiads the same in every piece 0
woodland. m any trees dead from tht
effects of the severe droWth and heat
WANTED 800 cords black elm. cotton.
wood, gum, red and white oak; will pay
IS per cord delivered. F. H. Light.
foot. If.
Several cars Of lime rock fO- agricul-
tural purposes have been recently order
ed to his county by County Agent W.
A Owen for tie use Of Fayette county
farmers and the first car arrived last
week and was unloaded here. In the
neighborhood of 200 tons of this rock
will be used along the line Of the N. C.
& St. L. R. r. in this county this fall
LosT-At the court house on the first
day of the circuit court. a small silver
hunting case watch, II jewel move
ment, made for c L. Byrd & Co. En-
CINE turned case No. 572798. Reward
if returned to j, A. Pearce. Someryille
The scarcity of men clerks in Somer.
vile showed itself recently when tn
two local drug stores which have used
none but men in the past employe,
young lady helpers. In the Rhea Dru-
Company store Miss Kate Harvey and
Mrs. W. A: Rhea Jr. are empoyed and
in the Price Drug Store Miss Marjorie
Humphreys is helping to wait on the
trade.
For SALE-A nice Groom house and
bath with as acres of land near Ureka-
ton, Haywood County. Near church
and school. Part cash balance easy
payments. r. 7. Seymour. r. 2. 96
The Radcliffe Cbautsuqua which has
given splendid entertainments in Som
erville for several years past is booked
to be here on. September 20, 81 and 20,
with good program carrying as main
features war work, war plans and con-
ditions. The whole county is cordially
invited to come and join in witnessing
these performances by the best of tai
ent.
< 1t will certainly be to your interest to
place your fire insurance with e. A.
Maddox advt. If,
Mr.. Morris who has been managerl
for the Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph company here has been transfer
red to another place and John Higgs
has been made manager of the local
exchange. If the new manager will
get real busy ard put the local phones
and office in first class condition and
give good brand of service be will via
the neyer.dying praise of local telephone
users.
666 contains no alcohol, arsenic. NJ
other poisonous drugs. adv. SO
Jack W. Shaw who has been in Mem
phis for number of years has bee
chosen manager of the Rhea Drug Co
store in this city and will assume hi
duties at an early date. He will NOV,
his family here to make their home,
He was in the drug business in Somer.
vile for number of years and was
very popular with the trade here and
many former customers will welcome
his return.
666 cures headaches. biliousness, loss
Of APPETITE. or that tired aching feel.
ing.due to malaria or colds. Fine
tonic. adv. 90
The county Democratic Executive
elected at the recent August
election met at the courthouse Tuesday
afternoon and organized for the coming
two years. T. A.. Crawford was re-
elected chairman and W. M. Pierce was
elected secretary. The six central
elected were C. A,
Stainback, W. G. Shelton. C. R. Wirwa.
W. NJ, Pierce. w. H. Johnston, and E.
I. Henley.
For SALE Male and female Duroc
pigs. four months old. Will be regis.
.ered in name of purchaser. Out of q
Missouri bred SOW and sired by
Champion male. See W. 7. Loggins
J. 7. Menefee was in Somervils
several days last week representing
he income tax department. While
here he summoned large number of
citizens Of the county before him 10
how why they should not pay taxes
IN their incomes, and others to show
Why they should not pay more than
heir sworn reports filed last spring
With the collector in Nashville showed
hey should pay. From best informa-
lion The Falcon gets from interviews
With eeveraI of thoua snnnr,o.,a -.