The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-04-08

change for his recovery. He is yet at
st. Joseph Hospital where he was car
lied Immediately following his being
shot by Manuel Moore, a negro whom
he was about to arr st for forgery.
LOST OR STRAYED- One Luellan set.
ter dog. white and black body, esrs
black. answers to rame of Joe. Re-
ward for recovery. Phone SO Folsom
Lipsky Co. AS
The best line OF cigarettes in Turkish
and Domestic blends can be found at
Harvey Morris. adv.
The Parent Teacher Association Of
the Glade Springs neighborhood met at
the School building Tuesday afternoon.
Officers were re. elected and plans made
for future work. Miss Brassheld was
present and added much to the meeting
by her interes. and suggestions The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Arthur
Winfrey April 22rd.
Fob SALE Mosby Prolific seed corn.
Carefully selected hand shelled S2.2
per bushel c. F, Akin, ,Somerville,
X. 2. dis
DR. h. L. Armstrong returned home
from Carterville, Ill. on last Saturday
morning. The doctor was called to
Caterville in consultation by two of the
physicians of that city, The patient,
a yourg girl, was relieved and DR..
Armstrong left her in fair way to re
covererv. SomerviIle is to be congrat-
ulated on the fact, that through her
citizen, ste enjoys a fine reputation
abroad. &c"
For SaLE-A splendid young Duroc
boar sired by Joe Orion 2, bred on
Eastern Arkansas Demons tration Farm
at Bvinkley, Arkansas A good individ-
ual. James Alexander Construction
Co. as
SALESMAN WANTED-To represent
Norman Mfg. Company. Quincy, IL
inois. in Fayette and adjacent counties
selling a line of stockmen's supplies
direct to farmers. Excellent PROPOSE
ton. No investment. No collections
or deliveries to be made. You are
home every night AMI are given every
assistance by highly developed sales
and advertising organization. Write
G. c. Robson, Box 81, Jackson, Tenn
essee. 4-15
Half & Half cotton seed-Ons year
from originator. Average turnout en-
tire crop As per cent. IS per 100 pounds.
7 A Norman If
All obstacles to the construction Of
Loosahatchle drainage canal have now
been removed and it is thought the con-
tract will be let for the work in the
next month and active work will soon
begin. The canal will begin near the
headwaters of the stream near Laconia
instead of stopping at Somerville as
was contemplated at one tine a few
weeks ago. property owners above the
Water Mil having compromised their
c aims with the Canal Directors. This
assures the construction IF the largest
drainage canal yet projected in the
county, and will open up many thousand
acres of fertile lands.
TAKEN UP-0ne sorrel mare mule,
l3t hands high. from appearance about
5 years old, in fair shape. W. HI
Cooke. Galloway Tenn. 4-l5.
County Tax Assessor 3. P. Crawford
has been in this city and district the
past several days assessing all taxes in
accordance with the law which requires !
q re.assessment of real estate this
year. Under the old law, the Roberts
Jaw, the real estate figures fixed last
year would apply again this year, bu; |
the legislature very wisely saw the in
Justice of last years assessment and
passed new act requiring All taxes |
10 be assessed this year in order that
he property owners might be relieved |
rom the unreasonable figures fixed in
10 many cases last year. If the chief
'tatistician and his agents at Nashville
will now let the County Assessors do
his work for which they were elected
he public will get square deal.
Fortunes Ice Cream.is sold in Somer-
lille exclusively by Harvey Morris.
All orders delivered promptly. adv.
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