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The Irish standard., 1896-04-04
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER LII.
unsupported and astounding as the
revelation was to Clarence, it's strange
reception by the conspirators seemed to
him astounding. He had started for
ward, half expecting that the compla-
cent, self-confessed spy would be i'm
molated by his Infatuated dupes. But to
his surprise the shock seemed to have
changed their natures and given them
the dignity they had lacked. ;.--.' :
The excitability. irritation and reck-
lessness which had previously charac-
terized them had disappeared. The dep
uty and his posse, who had advanced to
the assistance of their revealed chief,
met with no resistance. They had evil
IDENTIFY, as If with one. accord. drawn
away from Judge Beeswinger, leaving a
cleared space around him. and regarded
their captors with sullen, contemptu-
Gus silence. It was only broken by Col.
Starbottle:
"Your duty commands you, sir, to use
all possible diligence in bringing us be-
fore the federal Judge Of this district.
Unless your master in Washington has
violated the constitution 80 far as 10 re-
move him. tool" <. ;; ~. a..
" understand you perfectly" re-
turned Judge Beeswinger, with, un-
changed composure, "and as. you know
that Judge Wilson unfortunately can
not be removed except through regular
cause Of impeachment. suppose you
may still count upon his southern sym
pathies to befriend you. With that l
have nothing to do; my. duty is COM
plete when my deputy has brought you
before him, and have stated the Cir
cumstances of the arrest" ~
II congratulate you, SIR" said Capt.
Pinckney. with All ironicai salute, "in
your prompt reward for your treachery
to the south, and your equally prompt
adoption of the peculiar tactics of your
friends in the way in which you have
entered this house"
II am sorry ! cannot congratulate,
you. SIR returned Judge Beeswinger.
gravely. ION breaking your oath to the
government that has educated and sup
ported you and has given you the epau-
lettes you disgrace. Nor shall ! discuss
'treachery' with the man who has not
only violated the trust of his country
but even the, integrity. Of his friends
household. 1t is for that reason that 1
withhold the action of this warrant in
80 far. as it uffects the person of the
master and mistress of this house,, l
am satisfied that Mr.. Brant has been az
ignorant of what has been done here as
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ILcC-LI-oA

STAT Or y AsEIEGraS,
C0UNT- OF lHEuAIIs =
Orr o. -ABERpEEE.
Councs Cnaw Der q IN City q Aoef-
Gesr CneaAA- County n asninCiol
Vhereas !. appears 10 me Cirv COUP
q q sala CITY. tnG- Inc Sidewalk OF tiie
nc-tneriv si1a oi kToni sIIee. eegIn ing
& { polat Al Tee iron the southeast Cor
nsr G Biocs / zn- ending 6 benu stree!
II said c,tv l. OF Ct rep2il 2nC = need
@ Improvement
An whereas ! J. ilie OPINION O. tllr
said City Council ma, sald sidewalk
BEGINNING 2 tn point AsrslnneiCra men
ticntl aIld terminating e. the p9-lt ief--
inpeicr. -. tc-iu Should IL rsp2lrec O.
imr-0rel Dv the III i1Inc O q tsli-ioo-
siisw2lk thereon u the usua style and
II conformity with the established -rAiv
o. Sac Stree
And whereas !. appears 10 tile s2ia
CIT, Counci tina. snch repairing c. In-
provsnen. snau.l all Gil ~ con. eS
cIasIv. 6. stree crossings a. : cos, o.
sxpsns. c. 10 20 -xceed $4,000 whici
amount sliou!l wher the SAN repairs ~
IMPROVEMENT nave beer completed IL
assessed AgzInsi the aDutilng property
iauas o. tots Oh said Iron, stree, between
tlie points isersIn raiCre designated
NOV therefor. "a : resolved 10y the
CIR ( u-lnci G tna saiQ city @, At-sr.iseI.
IL session asssmDieC tnat ! o. and i tist'
infentoi Of ihe SAID City Lolnei. Il re-
par o. improve tine SAID Sidewalk @. tn.
rortaeriv SIDE cf SAID Front street a. the
sald Stree. appears upoU tAa recorded plat
c ss1l clty beginning q pom ~ Zee
iron Inc sq-tii9as corner G. BiQ1a ! BIG
ending 2 Benz Stree. u SAC CITY n1 tiie
building fifsre1r O. = ter-to5- Sidewalk.
Z the CrIIusrv way, anC II conformity
WITH ire esta yllsleC CRAZE OF s4Il Street
= /. eos. OF 10 "a exceed. tis- sun O. sa6u
auG o. ta- Or asses sucN cos o. e1l.eiIs..
aEains- tAe lands O. lots aputiiir upCi
sac lren Stree. anC upcI tiIt nQrtheriv
s!ie Q sad From Stree. t.stwe.si tee
points ias' ABOVE described
Ina IN. ianGs O. iols tC t,e assessed
= aforesaid arr more particularly d.
scrioed a. follows tc-wI.
Lois anr . II bloch I .
apo 4 II Diock Il : = !, ! and 4.
H. piocs 10 :. = :. j and e. II block
% = . ! : auC T. IL BLOCK - Benr :
pl2 @ i irerueel-. according 10 the re-
coined pat Thereof. and sucA ianus or
tots :nal constitute tine assessment dis
inc Igr snci improvements arc rspairs
Ina july 2stL, 1890 he auu ia. same Is
hereby Iiss .guatsd IL til. time IL winch
protests agaius sucL proposed improve
uienis o. repairs MAY %. maze ana filed
witt to. ci~rg o. SAC city.
1ass-c and approved TINS the l5ii DAY
o. July 1855
atiss, : i Huol Mayc..
/. J -AMPBELL. CItr Cie-k
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RESOLUTION

san. of WASHINGTON
Counts ~ Cuanalte -
Cav a. at...r,l...,
,.....;. -.
-. ian ''1- VI NJ 'sel-
'''''is ~ON'4 a1'ii'is'cl-'
iief"as 1. aai'eATs 10 IN. lily Ceul;-
81 o saiu cry thai the -ou,h one-haii Of
flr9' Stree Uslweeri i-ei aru al-teis
elfssls IL sac CITY AZ iit eane appears
upon we recorded pa o. lie 1uv'i OF
Nisihau nov CilN c. Aberdeen. Il IL
ne"u Improvement and
Nhereas. l, = tins opinion o. tne said
". Council. tiIa' sane eon-n one-ilaif o.
flrst street between Fleet and Fairfield
streets az aforesaid should Ue improved
pN iue illilug Thereof VIII eawaust IL tile
ordna-, way to conform win tue estai.-
ilsuec g,aoe OF ealo street and
Whereas L appears to Inc saio City
LOuncl tna, the cosIs OF suct improve
men, o. eaic stree. Uetweer the points
herelu mentioned, exclusive Of street
cfooslngs viii oe ABOUT sl5U winch
amount snuuic. when tte wurE o. I'M
pfuNenent It COMPLETED. De aesessec
"galnsi tne aDu.'ng iols OF said stree;
aUut'ing OF said Stree between the poiute
hefatu MENTIONED now therefore. tv i
hes0lVed ~ tne Cltv Council OF the
eaio Ciiy o. Aoefde-n N seeslou assem-
oec- ttiat Il - tue lu;eutlor Vi tue said
City Couuci. 70 improve the suid South
One-naN % FIRST street between tiesf
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We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cast of Cat.rn llisa cauno, ye
cured VY Halls Ca'affh Cure.
j. J. CHENEY & Co., Props Toledo, y.
We, the undersigned, ha,e known i.
J. Cheney for Tie last fifteen years, and
believe bim perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financial y able
70 carry out any obligation made oy ihel
firm.
WAsf d TEcAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, D.. WALDiNG, KiNNAS q MAJ
VIZ, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
HalPs Catairh Cure ia taken inter.
naily, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials, free.
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ofhe.al Paper q the City G; ADeraeen
SILVER Wins

The National Demoesstic eoBsealieu
to pace IN Honinstier the eiioiee Of
the party iei the lag Offices O. pres
iaen- AID yiCe rsehf1-n. @ tle tnled
>-ases 4 nov nis.efy During the
settielA-n. a t1e pseln4natie5 one O tue
laos feu3arEs t,4e l'C,, ei.tiens O. TIE
century wa delivered Dy he1 William
sehnsugs bryan q Aepsaska and When
the DaAoiing Degsu Il va. eyiaen tns-
se was tlte prine isyor4ie, and Il iook lus +.
Eve ballots X IA tAe name O. the irov
eFst0r Q. the Pate u tae aas.-D=sc Of
Democracy q the ,eaae, IL tl,e battle
Ioyal between cllseI snQ GoiC j. the
came Nun 6-r d ballots liz eonvention
eAoooe lion -artn3r Semsl o. Name
a Candidate ier yiee presiaen. ! ne
sound money GDer were g.ser AO
qaartei nor was there fAe seasi die
position ~ Yield oae iola iron the tadiea
position .aAvf by t1e silver 1oeu. ias
silsvf democrat could asE ier aid the
nominees fl tAe platform admirabsy
ai3C they enec4G RECEIVE the ropp.rg o.
every sliFsr msr regardless Of party i
plsinasss q declaration as q inR; Is
le21.Ied ~ t1e adYoea.se O the wh'La
Aaetal. Loyalty 10 fAsif psrtv vi.
naturally .4ac 10 o,m pe. a. those D-no-
eraLs WHO sre eppoard &c tas extr=nsa
position o. the silver mel 10 sUp,,9f, the
,lckei oesia7s McAfn.syi -m oters
nothing better The yofitio1 Q. ihe lIe-
puol5cans On tGe money question NAV
!eetionaoae features II tHeii platform
wnicD 10 sesa Len9cEa, car sup
pr. Lei44oeIaey SANDS IL tA4s COMES
III ( iu5e H.arset and lar ceul petition
aac e8Tis5ey ample ier a. reeQe Ct
b4sinees asd o. saen volume q 10 u oe-
}ond tne gra-p o. ahy combination o.
Ell. and uDp41Iotic pelegus h=puoi.-
can4-iH moves IL RECONSIDER tiie Fete O
tie tAs, can psign. and continue 4 fe-
s.Iieted soiume o. euff=nes TIE issoes
age s4nareiy mace ard p.siniy sla5@d
and ~ one liseC u deSe lfeC.
l. IL eaie ic say there vii u Z vas,
aneUn, o. sober thinking u the par Of
D=1Y9faLs l,etween Bow and NoyeHl ~
and 10 Anan CAT with any degnse o.
ac.ufder i4Iec4s. iEle result.
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Wilbui's Oil Of Gladness-rheumatis
neuralgia, tootharhe, hesdache, sore
throat, sprains, bruises dsseniery, cholera
inorbus, cholera infantum--ior hoth in
ternal and external use. Ii will relieve
more pain and in less time than any
other medicine On earth. For pain in
back. side, stomach. bowels, OF any
other par: Of the body il is instant relief.
Price 80 cents. For sale by druggists.
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4 Il IepofvsC TIA. Cosone James ham
ilaon Ilewir o. Seattle II making : car
r.,sa i1r nomination for governor ou (
iUsior iicle, o. QemoeraJe ano pJpli.sts
the psospeele sor iusion ilaye peer nefe-
toioFe gcpo bu. no. man prominent
yopuiIste cay tia. # . fusion le made Of
.i.e national ticket ti4ey wili ins.s. On
naming .i.e candidate Tor governor, wl,c
viii no. u Levin Tue iatIef .i4ey RAY
il pot sound enough Oh ttre sitves quee-
ton Nj Lewie Ieceived :ne vote o.
.hie state al the Chicago convention iof
vioe-pfesldent. q jtis. compliment g Z
Deserving Democ5a. He would MAZE 4
strong Candidate anG iai.niu gftaeta
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Thro1-1 tickets 10 Japsu an Chiua via
Tncoma and Northern racih. Steamship Co.
RuC American Ling
Fc- information. time earas maps audtickets
cal o. o writ.
=. G ClARK Agent aberdeen
= ! CAARLrc,. Assistant beHeral Passenger
Agent, 81 Morrison STREE corlie' Third. fori-
land ORE
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Dyspepsia

Inc ezn!anEllnn Is slrnnle. !, j. found II
.nst ruuure hiood which L eontir-
ualtv tasaIrc ths nervss upon refuse
instead Of the elements q strength ana
v,co- i sucn condition opisie and
nerve COMPOUNDS simply ceansli ano
ocuot curt Hoo5 5 aarsa pErilla feeos
cne nerves uUre. r1cl. REQ hlooo gives
usrrral s,eey, rrs-fecI digestion. i tins
rue reuscT 10 a. nervous rrou biss-
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huns snperh equipment consisting ri
Dining Cars, Hnfrt Library Oar. ra]acr
ana Upholstered Tourist sleeping Cars.
Overland train, casi hannd. lnsves
Seattle 80 u, m. Nosi honna Tram
arrives J ~ p m
Coast line tram, north hound. los,,ns
Seattle II a, m. Arrives ; 80 ~ m.
Tor tickets and general information
regarding TINS Inc call on ~ address
{. w. WNrrs>svs,>. AKA.
ARssnsN>, WASH.
Il. {. STEVENS, Senl Weston PASS ,,t
Seattle, Wash. NN''
+, !, WhiT>rN, General Passenger AMI
Ticket Agent, 81 ran), MINI.
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Adyices from Cuba state that d panic
in the Spanish army, in consequence of
the terrible increase Of yellow fever in
tie last lev days, exists IT il estimated
that fully 80 per cent d the cases prove
fatal. IL Santiago dc Cuba there are
4,50Q s2Idiers ia the hospitals.
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bsaDo has positively Isiueeo io y &
candidate ior governor o. M.se9uf ie'
TIE reason TIA, ne oesif7e Il peeCaie &
candida.t s,r eongreos wA-re II esee.ec
i4e vii continue the fIgA. lor lnee sl.ve,
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Nn,u,e

N"'''s y heNehN gwen that the ,,>s,s.
'ra'iHn books Ton The si,N NJ AN>Niccn An,
nov open al m. Nlh,'e IN No,,>n s,,y,ei
between q and II streets. '''''''
Il, T. NNNrns,A, CIV lle,k
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fruit ConH nsa .oiies Cheadie speaking
Of his tour Of the SQUAD 70 inepsct the
lsuil orchards. Eays 81 find liia. the
apple ieaf aud Italian psune are aimcsi
a failure rhoougu 4 portion u KING, onO-
holsi6h, SkagIt and WATSON count,ee
whi.e the islands, especially f.dagc
make ~ some localities . fair average
prospect .Or fruit Jne ci,effieh il .t,e
MAJOR portion 81 the orchards visited
were ouiy naf q crop. However N the
jmlned,ate v.citnly Of Anacor.es there
sill oe far wed IL the vicinity Of
NafFsyil.e, Snolomisn county, -ie
cne,fy II badly affected with the gun
nocis aud tic gfowefs we're seeningy
no cete.ess - spray ~ eradicate TIC
disease "-Jrade Ees.stef
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HAY !!
c.nara, Reward!

Esvara, Reward! II.
NT'hur's Page; Sound Cough Cure p !.
iivaly cures Ia grippe, coughs WV
hasrseness. wheoping cough 'u's Can
tarest f-oaAla. and consumption =, IN =,
he taken hy the :ao>t delicate ,e oure.
child. Every bottle guaranteed ~
Price 81 cents. Sold b; druggists
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tre' yonr mix al the rinn,~,r Nan, !;
Won wan, good milk and SNsi meaan>
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POLITICIANS nave square issue tnis eau
paigr NJ need III ans but eqaare
s.er1
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SarsapariIEa

Is tn une tn Blood Purifier g. per hottie
Prepared nnty ~ (. = hood * c.. Lowell Mass
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CETECHEs.

4 3--TtI p-It.. services as usual az The church
OF -nlrC street Fa-ne' Deiehnan official
I'M
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-16

- CAND1NAT-AN LUTHERAN CHURCH
- -e-vice- ovc-y sunday I'll i E. N. ana ~
!. L. auuu@- 9anno ii IL e. IN -
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- WEnIsE MISSION CHTfC H.-Corner 81
: ana Market streets. II 0dd Fellows Dulg
INA Services evo~y sunday ii l04 a. n. ana
, H. hint, reading Gi SOB 7. m. fr s!!S
meeting Wednesday Il : :0p !. m Rev. J.SaF
s-T0n. rasl0,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14
Se attention and information tourists and ladies travelling alone
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

and all who visit it, We will send
some of the pictures to the News to
have them printed in your paper so
that your readers may have more
appreciatlve idea as to the grandeur
Of our scenery,
The water runs over the cliffs,
perretually, continually and incess-
antIy, never to be- forgotten by the
person who loves Nature, Art and
til ; picturesque. Another thing: one
never tires of wandering among its
many changing scenes. To wander
is to wonder why Nature has hidden
so much of her beauty in the cliffs
and rocks that abound in the Pocket.
We will say no more at present, but
try to have your readers, Mr.. Editor,
come and view for themselves that
they may be convinced that this is.
one of Natures most beautiful and
pleasant places. AS we sit here in
the shadow of the Chimneys writing.
these few lines the sun is fast sinking
in the West, and it is time for us to,
think of climbing the precipice and
starting on our journey towards the
beautiful town of Brownsville where
we mey rest, after our wanderings,
in tie Brown house, owned by Brown.
who wears brown clothes, eats brown
sugar, which has been wrapped in
brown paper and tied with brown
string. After the green leaves fade
they will be brown too.
ISAH LANE.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14
Jasper JOts.

A. L. Pitts is in Cleveland, Tenn,
this week,
jim Jones is doing the logging
act on Battle Greek.
J. G. Lancaster and daughter A
my drove up to Sequachee and back
Tuesday evening,
Pat Brewer, our enterpriSing mer-
chant, is getting out tan bark and
chiggers at Looney's Creek.
There was runaway on our
streets Tuesday. There was consid-
cradle excitement but no one was
hurt,
John Lewis the livery man receiV-
ed brand new buggy from Cincin-
nate this week. He has two more
coming and feels exhilerated at the
outlook for good business this sum-
mer,
The old veterans of this town are
all going to attend the Memoria
celebration at Sequachee this month
A good program has been prepared
and it will be well carried out.
There is not as much enthusiasm
in Jasper over the nomination Of Bo
TAYLOR as one would be led to ex
pect. The people realize they hav
cot themselves into hole which 1t
very difficult to crawl out Of
That crushed stone is just tn
thing but why can't we have lit.
gravel or dirt thrown upon 1t. a
present it is in too primitive a col
dition to exist and looks bad.
OBSERVER.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14
A Trip to the ''POcket."

Last Sunday, Avis Brown, Isah
Lane and w. A. Mauzy and wife
took trip up In the Pocket to view
the scenes and grandeur of nature.
We took our dinner along and cook
ed it on the side of the rocks. To
listen to the rush of the water as it
rushed down the side of the noun
tain is beyond the comprehension of
our mind to describe, or even to con-
vey to the readers mind the beauty
and glory Of the scenery, in such a
way that it could be thoroughly APP
preciated. The only way it is posi-
ble for person to be convinced that
! it is one of the most beautiful and
comfortable places on the globe is to
come and wander among the rocks
and flowers and beautiful moses that
that grow there never to be seen by
the human family unless they 90 in
their midst as we do to-day. We adj
NIT int old Vesuvius that has been
burning for ages and squirting lava
down her barren sides for thousands
of years is fine. We can also admit
that the Falls Of Niagara, with its
tons of water leapmg tumultuously
over a yawning chasn, well repre-
sents the beautiful and the grand
but nothing can compete with tn
scenery that person can find by TAX
ing a trip to what is called the Pock
ct on Cumberland Mountain. 1t j
; not over a half mile from Browns
: vile. To see the cliffs of ALBANIAN
= tine rock reaching above your hea
for hundreds of feet, then to look bt
: meath you and see where the eagle
- have built their nests, then, as W
: have said before the maghifcence {
- the scene battles description. OF
= little town is talking of having a pl
. mic about the first Sunday in Jun
All who wish to come and spend
Sunday with us will be cordially +
I'd ceived and treated with the uttermo
an respect by the citizens of our beau
a, a. full village, We are thinking of ha
- ing a photographer come and Ia
views of our scenery and cltizel
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14
For Suffering Humanity.

Columbus, o., Jan. 8, 1894.
Suffering much from Nervous Prostitution,
brought on by sickness, / used the valuable
Pastor KOenig's Nerve Ton C, and find myself
relieved and it strengthened me greatly. /
heartily recommend its use to all who suffers
with their nerves.
Miss M. S. Benedict, Pupil.
We will add to the above that Pastor Koenig's
Nerve Tonic has proven very efficient remedy
In the cases which we treated In the Reforms
tory, especially those who had wrecked their
system by liquors and opium, and we wish 1t an
extensive sale for the benefit of suffering
humanity.
Sisters OF the Good Shepherd.
Alpena, Mich, Nov, 1892
Last summer tried Pastor Koenig' Nerve
Tonic for sleeplessness and nervousness, from
which suffered for five months. In short
time ! was well. JOSEPH GAGNEs
A23 Seventh St.
ERRW A Valuable Book on Nervous DIS
EBA eases and sample Dottle 70 any al
dress Poor patients also get the meu-
AkmRs icine free. 4, r.. z7.4,,z
This remedy has been prepared by the rev. fSLneL
Koenig of Fort Wayne Ind, since 1896 ana - no"
under his direction by the
K0EMIc MED. CO., Chicago ILL.,
Sold by druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6fOr 30
large size, S1.75. Bottles for So
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About seven and one half miles
west of McMmnviIle, and one mile.
south of the Nashville and McMinn--
vile road, in the graveyard at Pleas
ant Hill, there is tombstone with
the following inscription; "Mary E.
Tarpley, born Aug. IL, 1878, died
April /, 1888" The reader will
observe that no figures are used. ex-
cept / and 8-the figure | is used
five times; the figure 8 is used six
times. Never has SUCH a tombstone.
come under the observation of the.
writer, -McMinnville Standard,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14
Brownsville,

Avis Brown has some more hogs,
Doc Kilgore is working for Brown
& Dykes this week.
Riley Ables has the measles but is
able to be out at present,
Carroll Griffith was ransactipg
business in Whitwell Saturday.
H. Northcutt is hauling lumber
for the Brown Milling Company.
Hays Higgins is up and able to
work after a spell Of the measles
Carroll Griffith has got through
with the measles or they are through
with him.
w. A. Brown has been turning
out some of the finest lumber on the
mountain this week.
James F. Rogers lost child last
Friday night with the crouu, 1t was
buried at Sardis last Sunday.
Henry Rutherford is building an
addition to his house. w. A
Brown is finishing the lumber,
D. Miller, Isaac Houts, Sam Stat
ton and D. J. Price were transacting
business IN the Valley Saturday.
Toll Burnett and Isaac Hout
were calling on lady friends at tn
: rock house one evening last week.
G. NJ. Brown and lady attende
church at Oak Grove last Sunday
( There is prospect for a wedding sool
Miss Martha Griffith has recover
: ed from very bad case of the mea
d les and was able to attend churC
Sunday.
r. The mines shut down for one ds
/ last week on account of the two mt
Is who were killed by the prematu
discharge of their shots.
= James Colson has some of the Fl
4 est hogs in the State. They are il
re ported stock. There has never be
he anything Of the kind brought to Il
n part of the State before. Eserybo
ought to see them before they can
70 appreciated.
iql The Morrison brothers orches
III. was out the other night dispense
ed some OF the finest music ever hea
on the Mountain. The band is &C
posed of Isom, William and
'll Morrison. With such good mu
oo the next thing in order will bt
"a dance.
is There is a rumor in this town t
preacher aud a member of
tho church were out hog hunting
lilo day last week and shot the wr
A. hog. Just then the owner of
on. hog, Dallas Dixon, came upon
two and there seemed to be 81
misunderstanding about the owl
= ship of the hog. There is a war
- out fol the hog hunters and the
Will have to be settled in CO
Look out for sensation at the j
revival, It's owing to who preaC
last A LITTLE BIZ
Ota-
Tho paonIe RaIieve what thew
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-05-14

The People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know it lis an
honest medicine, and that it cures disease. That
is why you should get Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, relieve con-
stipation and assist digestion. 25c,