The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23

ust been torn down, but expects to
,ffer the property for sale in order that
may be improved. 1t is desirable
OF for a business house and one of the
few available.
666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
hills and fever, Colds and Lac ippe.
t kills the germs tnat cause the fever.
fine Tonic. adv. 6-l
John Day was last week released
from service in the U S. Navy and re-
turned Tuesday of this week to the home
of his mother Mrs. R. L. Day near this
city, his brother, David Day, was few
days before discharged from the army,
Engineers Corps after nearly two years
of service in France and arrived home
a few days before his brother did. Both
are now with their mother.
Rub-My-Tism is a greet pain killer,
1t relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, adv.
The annual picnic and business meet
ing was held last Friday at Joyner' $
Camp Ground, with a large attendance
and VIII was pronounced one of the
best and biggest basket dinners ever
seen there Rev. Yates Moore was
ell, cted president and Wya Wilkinson
reelected secretary of the Camp Ground
organization for the year. July 81 was
set as the date for beginning the an
nual camp meeting there.
WANTED-To buy Corn in the ear or
shell ed. Telephone, write or call on us
for prices. Somerville Water Mill
Co, SIT
Joe Scott, prescriptonist at the Rhea
Drug Company in this city, went to
Memphisithe. first of the present week
where he underwent second operation
for APPENDICITIS. He was operated on
more than year ago. but his physi-
clan decided that it was necessary to
perform second operation. Heard
from Wednesday, his condition is said
to be entirely satisfactory and improve
ment as rapidly as could be hoped
For SALE-Two Brood sows for sale
one Durock and one Poland China, both
bred to registered Duroc Boar. Blake
Stainback. 5-23
The continued rains and cool weather
are said to be doing considerable dam
age to the cotton crop in this section.
The wet weather has very much hin
dered the preparation and planting and
the wet and cool have worked together
to kill great deal of cotton already up
to good stand. Stands ten days ago
: were reported excellent, but several
farmers have already planted over cot
' ton that was good stand thin, and
others are having to do the same thing.
| 1t is nearly the end of May and there
is yet much land in the county intended
for cultivation this year that has not
been touched for the years crop.
666 quickly relieves Constipation
: Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and,
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. Adv.
The winds of last Friday blew down
the east wall of the Wirwa building
which was burnsd in tue recent fire on
: the public square and in falling il
: crushed part of the livery barn of b.
r. Dickereon. The old residence owned
, by Mr.. Dickinson adjoining his livery
barn was being torn down by him al
the time, or it, too, would have been
/ caught by the falling wall. The north
wall of the Wirwa building has been
thrown down as a precaution against
its falling, leaving but the small part
of the front and the west wall.
/ Toe Salvation Army Drive to raise
funds for the work of this splendid Or
ganization opens Monday, May 26 and
continues throughout the week and Gov.
A. H. Roberts is State Chairman in
charge of the drive and he has appoint
ed C. A. Stainback. Chairman for Fay
cite County. Mr.. Stainback has APP
pointed every returned soldier men,
Der of the committee, and the Execu-
tive committee ~ill meeti in the Chance
ry Court room at o o'clock today Friday.
DR.. E. j. Menge Campaign Director
for West Tennessee will be present
every ex-soldier is urged to attend.
The Centenary Drive for unds by
the M. E. Church was put on here last
Sunday with vim seldom seen in eff
forts to raise funds and thus far has met
with good success. The drive lasts till
the end of the week and it is confident
ly hoped that by that time the Somer-
vile church viii have raised its full
quota of $1,000. Up to the hour The
Falcon goes to press Thursday the COM
mittee have reported subsc ibed 81, 123,
l.-... . l.44lo lo.a thar 60 000 to ho