The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-01-16

thi. week at the Office Of County Su-
perintendent w. T. Loggins. No ac-
ton of general nature or interest was
taken by the Board that time.
For SALE-Choice recleaned Lespe
deza Seed, guaranteed free from John
son grass at 1915 per bushel f. 0. b.
shipping station, "oss Side Plantation,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana Address j.,
Hayes White, Jackson. Tennessee.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Douglass of ST.
Louis spent the holidays here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs d. j. Douglass
and the younger Mrs. Douglass remain
ed here for two weeks with his relatives.
returning only few days ago TO her
home.
Jno. B Henley who some months
ago sold his farm at Oak Grove i'm the
fourth district left with his family a
few days ago for Neshoba where he
will make his home in the future. Mr..
Henley bought farm near that place
l still have few bred gifts, Durocs,
last "arch farrowed, well grow and bred
to aregistered male for spring farrow,
To close the remaining gifts out at once
will make very low price on them.
Bred registered gifts, W. T. Log.
gins, Somerville. l-23
For SALE-Four Plymouth Rock
ROSTERS. Parker strain, cost me SIS each
la year. Price SO each A trio Nam
moth Bronze turkeys 500 and Nam
moth PekinIduc.s, IS. Reason for sell.
ing, am leaving town. Mrs. l.. N.
Carter, SOmerville.
NJ. l.. Fsrris last week bought the
Coe place of 500 acres from NJ. Il.
Henley. This farm is one of the best
in the fourth district and has changed
hands several times IN the past ten
years, The price paid is said to be csc
per acre, but The Falcon does not state
this as fact.
J. B. Wilson who has conducted the
store at Zuzu the past few years has
sold the business To Howell Fowler.
oldest son of W T. Fowler who some
months ago bought the d L. Farris
farm there. The new owner took
charge of the business on January ]
and will operate it in the future.
Mrs. Sarah J. Bowers who for years
lived at the Frank Jones farm in the
fourth district near Glade Springs has
been in this county several days re.
Gently visiting Mrs. Bowers sold the
said farm to Mr.. Jones several years
ago and moved to Ohio where she now
lives.
There have been seen going thru
Somervlle more movers wagons in the
past two weeks than for many a year.
They are going north. east, south and
west so far as could be learned, going
from one part of the county to another.
few leaving the county. It has truly
been the movers season in this section.
State and county taxes for 1919 are
being collected by County Trustee J
t. Jordan and those not paid prior 70
March will become delinquent on that
date and interest and penalties will be
added. Payments to the Trustee have
not been heavy up TO this time. and a
large part of the 1919 taxes are yet I'M
paid.
John Treadaway who came from East
Tennessee to Fayette county more than
40 years ago recently returned from a
visit to relatives there. He has four
brothers and three sisters living at
Milligan College, or in that vicinity and
it was with them that he spent nearly
a month, the first time he had seen
them in "a years.
The place between Loosahatchie ard
Laurel just below the Montague levee
in the fifth district owned for several
years by DR.. Hopper was sold recently
te John Cunningham of Galloway and
was again sold few days ago to J l..
Mayo of this city. 1t is a farm of about
500 acres of the best land in the county,
much of it being woods land in the two
bottoms named
For SALE-3 piece mahogany over
stuffed silken velour living room suite
cost new S225. This is fine furniture,
will take $3.50 Also 4 piece latest style
Old Ivory Bed Room suit with Fairy Felt
mattress and latest Silent Springs, also
beautiful flower stand all in white S225
all new furniture. Will take $50 for
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