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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26

""Sh As"'iAHo vas IA NO"t AhuAo'
day.
Whitwell real estase is still boom.
ing.
S B, Deakins was doing our city
Thursday.
Isham Dykes is on the sick list
this week.
Charley Melton went to Jasper
Wednesday.
n. N. Rush and Mther went to
Jasper Tuesday,
NJ. NJ. Jones, of Victoria, was in
town Thursday.
Uncle Jack McPheraon came in
Tuesday evening.
Joe Templeron aud family went
to Jasper Friday,
H Nor'hcutt was down from
Brownsville Friday
Y.P c. Z meets Wednesday
night at G. P. church.
Thos. a. Floyd was down from
the mountain Thursday.
VIM. Owen, of Sequaehee, came
in to seen to US Thursday.
WatermelOns are coming into
town at the legal ratio Of 10 To /,
Ifthere are no other blessings in
store for us, We aye we'll blessed
with meetings.
Fred Thomas, of Knoxville, Wal
doing the dry goods trade of oul
city Wednesday.
! ThOs. Burgess returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to England
| his old home country.
Mrs. Kate Bigerton and Mis-,
| Jeanette Mcpherson returned
from a visit to Middle Tennessee
Monday.
Mr.. Sims, representing Carter
Dunbar & Co., wholesale shoe deal
ers OF Nashville, was in our city
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. w. Crockett went Il
Decherd Monday evening, whittier
he WAS summoned by telegram t,
see his father who is believed to b.
dying.
! Mr., A. P. Jackson happened to {
painful accident this week. HI
was edging lumber at the planinl
machine and goL one of his finger
cut off.
When our people see a red head
ed man coming they hide out
| Ransome Smith our Dept. Sheriff
has been teaching some Of the boys
a lesson,
There is a movement now in tn,
right direction. 1t il the plan o
fencing the graveyard at this place
All the graveYards should be fenO
ed, and we are glad to zee the gOoC
work go on.
You often here it said of thing
that they lay as still as a dead pil
in the sunshine, but jim Price car
tell you how still dead pig lies il
the mOOnshine.
Capt. John Frater passed through
town Friday in Company will
several ladies The Captain is thr
right man IN the right place whel
it comes to entertaining ladies.
We noticed a car load of fin
hogs and a car load of fine cattl
passing through our town Friday
also some good saw logs. Thi
goes to prove that we have some
to spare, but these should all be
worked up right here at home
thereby saving Is freight each way
on the manufactured product
which we will have to ship bacI
again. Let our people think a lit
j tie on this,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26
WITHHELD DEPARTMENT.
Thomas n. Eakin, Manager.

The Whtwei office of the News will be the Of
Crockett under the Mr. Thomas NJ Ean
oy subscriptions and make Work
Advertising While in Whitwel call and sex him.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26

III ana see hllns
Johnnie Hudson to Jasper Mon.
day.
Capt, VIM. Pryor went to Jasper
Monday. 4
]. A. Walker went to Jasper
Monday.
Dr. Got OF, Inman, was in town
this week.
Rev, J. NJ. Wooten went tn Jas
per Saturday.
Prof George Shelton was up To
see us Saturday.
R J Kilgore, OF Jasper. was it,
town this week.
Miss Ellen Holloway is sick
with typhoid fever.
Five more car loads of of cattle
passed here Saturday.
Misses Maude and Cleo Chasta n
are very sick this week.
Mr.. Victor Chastain is on the
sick list again this week.
Jack Bailey has had the mumps
playing with him lately.
NJ. C Pryor, N N Rush and faith.
er went to South Pittaburg Satur
day.
Glen Ashburn's baby died Sat,
urday and was buried at Oak Hill
Sunday.
Miss Belle Mcpherson and Miss
Fannie Ruston went to Estill
Springs Thursday.
Henry Hise is improving thir
week. He has had bad spell oil
the mumps and fever.
w. J. Cowan, the Racket man
of Pikeville, Tenn, passed through
town Monday en- route to the Cen,
tennial.
Mrs. Alta Davidson went acrosl
the river Monday. She is going Il
decorate the grave of her littl,
child that was buried there few
days ago,
Mr.. J. G. Shrum, of Winchester
Tenn, was in our town this weel
Hooking Tor a location for bakery
This is badly needed at this place
and we hope he can find 1t profit
able to settle his business here.
T. NJ. Eakin and family and w
A, Levan and family left here Sun
day morning on the Crockett ex
press on a visit to Sequachee City
and after jolly ride and an in
spection of several fine water mel
Ons, returned home about s O'CLOCK
p, m, They were delightfully."- i'm
pressed with the namesake OF ouI
! beautiful valley, They have the
incest Mayor and policemen WI
ever came in contact with.
4 What We need most at present il
to keep our beautiful Sequachee
Valley before the world. There i,
no place in the world that hal
such combined characteristics. Il
is never extremely hot or cold; il
is better adapted to the health oil
more classes of people than any
country nnder the sun. We have
the climate, our diversified resour,
ces cannot be equslled by any 9th
or country. our facility for reach
ing the markets cannot be exCelled
All we need to make our Valley
take the position in the CONNER
ciaI world that we by nature are
entitled to, is for our people to put
all their idle capital into new in'
dustries and develop our resources
and induce foreign capital to come
among US and assist us in the mat.
ter We often see people from the
North looking for a suitable place
to make a home whore they can
live the remainder Of their lives
protected from the cold chilling
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-26
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
LOCAL PREYITIEs.
muusrIOr Miner Moment I'm aud AbOat
tho city.

maIterIof Minor Moment I'm aud Aboat
tho City.
The university class will not meet this
evening.
Died at the family residence, No. 10
Thirteenth street, Mary Falloure
Thompson, in her slXty-htth year Flu"
neral from her late residence to-mor-
row at 9 p. m.
Miss Stella Zane has succeeded her
sister Bertha as stenographer at the
Mcclure House, Miss Bertha having Sc
cured IL position In the Fostoria GLASS
Company at Moundsville.
Wiley Woods, one Of the city's lamp
cleaners, had u narrow escape from be-
ing badly injured with an electric globe
which fell at his feet with IL crash yes
terday. at the corner OF Thirty-slXth
and Jacob streets.
This morning at 1890 q. IN. the Ca
thedral bell awoke the stiffness. II rang
for nearly five minutes In slow, irreg-
ular manner, and the newspaper offices
were besieged with questions as to its
meaning. There were many theories,
but the solution proved very easy The
sections watch was out Of order. hence
the mistake.
The condition OF Mrs. 7. j. Scott,
who attempted suicide by the poison
route. at Benwood, Saturday night, was
slightly improved yesterday. Her sto-
ries are somewhat contradictory, but
she admits that her husbands name Is
Tennen, and that he Is n crook, who
halls from New Cumberland.
The synod OF Ohio, embracing five
Presbyteries, ninety congregations,
eighty ministers and membership OF
10, 300, will convene this evening, (Tues-
day, October o. in the Second Presby-
terlan church, OF New Concord, Ohio.
Rev. ]. II. Llttelland DR.. j. L. Dickey
viii represent the church Of this city.
At the Home for Deserving Girls, 1ig
Sixteenth street, IS Il two-months old
child FOR adoption Quite a number Of
persons have called to see the little one,
but 50 far no one has decidede to take
It. The home will be glad to receive
visitors who come through humane
motives, and in search OF child to
admit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger, In the city aud wheeling Folk,
Abroad.


Abroad.
c. MADEIRA, OF Grafton, was stamm
guest yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Beckendorf, OF South
Jacob street. is very III.
j. II. Long and Rufus Switzer, OF
Huntington, are at the Mcclure.
Il. A. Outright was a Buckhannon
citizen at the Howell yesterday.
l.. a. Gorham and wife. of Sisters
Vile, were in the city yesterday.
A. Fclty aud wife, OF Falrmont. reg.
istered ut the Mcclure yesterday.
l.. X. Marchant of the Warrington
News, was Il business visitor In the city
yesterday.
John NJ. Sands. Of parkersburg, and
NJ. a. Best, OF New Martlnsvlllc, were
West Virginia arrivals at the Windsor
yesterday.
Sister Clara Francis, lnstructress at
ST. Mary's parUchial school. Is unable
10 attend TO her duties for a few days
owing to illness.
Miss Letta Parker Or. Pipes
charming stcnoEraphcr returned yes
terday morning from u weeks visit Ia
friends in Tlltonvllle.
Mr.. ]. W Cocman,ot the South Side.
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Stella, left for ST. Joseph. w. Va, to at
tend the Brlnkmcyer- Fox wedding.
Misses Lulu Ferguson, Grace In
gram and Mary Honockcr OF the South
Side, spent Sunday with friends ut Lit
Tie Washington.
James Gicscy, who was injured at
Clay school by falling plank II stlll
confined TO his bed at the residence Oi
his brother on Fifteenth street. Ills
physician thinks no VIII be able to not
around on CrutChcs about the last Of
this week or the first OF next week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
FOOT BALL.

Interest in the coming game with Mt.
Union college. Saturday. resulted in a
good turnout for practice at the Bridge
park yesterday evening, The Tigers will
lave a stronger team to contend with
than last Saturday, as the boys from
the Alliance. Ohio. school last year
scored against the burly Youngstowns,
which is an envlabie honor. Every
evening this week will see the locals at
practice and they viii put up a pretty
contest this time.
The Richie team has a hustilng man
aser In John Steurnagle. one OF their
stars last year He win fill the position
to the queens taste. and two games
have already been arranged BY him
They will be announced later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

again will be as full of puzzles as the
sklrmishes since early spring.
Both parties still claim the supremacy
but II Is stated on good authority that
Mr. Elliott will seek means to place
him in possession of the building. and II
he succeeds he will close 1t up for
church purposes, and 20 back TO Pitts
burgh, holding the property until he
he gets some OF his back salary. The
Johnson faction laughs at this threat,
and also intlmate5 that there Is q
scheme on foot to give the Ebenezer
congregation possession. The latter Is
n split from the Macedonia, and since
its formation has worshipped In the
Second ward market house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
AT OLD BETHANY.
Acmes. of steubenvlle, Defeated-Play
Holy Ghost College Saturday.

AGNES, OF oleuUtHNlltt Dtltdttu lay
Holy Ghost College Saturday.
Bethany College defeated the Acmes,
Of Stcubenvile, at Bethany Saturday, In
a very exciting game. The COllegians
scored in the first half and Kicked goal.
Neither team scored after that, and the
game resulting In favor OF Bethany, to
O. The Acmes came very near scoring
several times during the game. but al
ways lost the bali on downs. the stu
dents holding their line for grim DEATH
Once Acme was within yard OF Beth
anys goal.
Acme has much heavier team but
superior backs gave Bethany the vic
tory Suckey, Bethany's fleet little
quarterback, scored the touchdown,
selling the ball on nuke, and making
a scyenty-yard run for touchdown
Curtis also distinguished himself by n
long run.
Next Saturday Bethany College goes
against Holy Ghost College, OF Pitts
hurgh, and expects to have stronger
line than faced the Acmes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
RANBLERS MUST BE SOLD
AT REDUCED PRICES.

II II nm undcnablo fact that all whool7
carried over from ono year to another must
h''oIl at q reduced price. and rather than
carry my N our N wheels over 10 '9y. we
WIFI mako that price now, viz
AN % model Handlers, except No n.
N.m No q WpocIoD, 5000; Tandcmn AN
YIop $1,000, We have also TOW model
"H r@ whoolD which W. viii aeli. white
W.y last Mt 5000 This r. u chance for
No ladies'
Nll olhow will bo sold at auction. g1lo
N0I begin Monday evening Mt 5 o'olooli.
'NI continue one hour each oyouIng during
'H week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
RIYER TELEGRAMe-

OIL CITY-Rlver Inches ana sta
tionary. Clear and pleasant
GREENSBORO-River feet 9 inch
ana stationary. Clear and pleasant.
The James G. Blaine and Florence Belle
due down on Tuesday; Adam Jacobs
Nellie Hudson up.
BROWNSVILLE-Riyer feet 10
inches and stationary.
observation-disclosures ~ feet and
falling at the dam Cloudy and cool
STEuBENVILLE-Riyer foot
Inches and falling. Clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

ticn brcathes In typhoid OF diphthcrctic
germs and down he goes.
The best healthinsumuec a man can have
is d. rictcc's Golden Medical Discovery
II acta directly on the stomach and liver.
1t gives the bloodnaking organs power 10
make healthy blood II clarifies tie blood
ifom all impurities, aud builds up the
healthy ilcsh muscular power and nerve
cnctgy. which foniGes you against disease
His life long success IN the treatment Of
chronic diseases has given ~ piefce,a
medicines n worldwide reputation His
"PleaHant Pellets" cite constipation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
SAME Old PUZZLE.

Possession Of Macedonia Church Sull in
Dispute-Morc Litigation May Fol-
low.
Services NJ tho Macedonia Baptist
church Sunday were conducted by Rev.
II. Johnson. The dismissal OF the
eases against him and his followers.
ana his occupancy Of the pulpit have not
cooled the ardOr Of Rev. q. w. Elllotts
Importers, who are az firm ne ever In
lhelr opinion that their choice must
reign supreme. What methods Will be
'ahrn o Dust Johnson are not yet
hhgNn, and the opening Of the war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
OIo,, % lnr. Ail sl.ln nI,,r.t..u

Simply apply "SwAYNE's ONT.
MENT" No internal medicine roaulr.
cd, Cures tpllor eczema, Itch, all crup,
lions on the face, hands, nose, ETC., lrlv.
Inv the skin clear white ana healthy
It's great healing nnl curative power.
your lruBglsl for bWAYNE'S ONT,
MENT tihgSw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

HAVE You cnrnchc, ioothnchc, sore
throat pains or Rwclllngs " any sort2
4 few Implications NJ nr Thomas &c.
lecirlc on VIII bring relief almost IN.
Blnntly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

class condition now for taking obserya-
tons IN regard to distractions and
channel changes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

INOR RENT, pSJH BALE, LEASES
IL AND ALL KINDS LEGAL BLANkh
READY PRINTED, At
TILE lNrELLluENCEB ....,s,..
jon PRINTING OFFICE
~ aud n Fourteenth Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
Day = = AND I" :"
Night School.

The only school In the city with estab-
lIshcd reputation why take any risk7
Then patronIzo the one responsible flnan-
clnlly and otherwise.
Only. LATEST Business Methods taught.
and Ji'sT As PRACTICAL as in our most
modern business houses.
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, ENG
IIsH AND TELEGRAPH DEPART
MENTs.
Tultions low as In any other school
Both sexes; enter any time. Call or ad-
dress for catalogue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
BOWLING.

Til, Aber-Nlt bowling team of the
Ubs,lirg Bowling League, held a meet
ING at their hall Sunday afternoon and
orno,Dtcd a committee TO make arrange
rap,s for the opening night next Mon
div evening". They intend coming out
4, decorated carriages, red fire, and the
Ahsr-Nit band will accompany them.
They will first parade to the dlrereht
newspaper offices and then out TO the
harvest alleys 10 open the season with
the Silver Globe team.
II Is likely His Honor, Mayor Butts,
will be pursuaded to open the tourna-
ment Of the Wheeling Bowling LeaguI
al Fette's alleys Monday evening He
viii be invited and It is likely he will ac-
cspt. and roll the first ball.
col. William Fette, proprietor Of tho
Harvest Home alleys, out Caldwell's run,
l1tends to give the newspaper boys q
whack at his alleys some day next week,
the day TO be selected by the pencil push,
ers II Is unnecessary to state that there
will be hot time on that occasion, and
Colonel Fette will be kindly remembered
for his generosity.
Mr. Charles Neibor last night enter
tanned a number OF his friends at the
Fstte bowling alleys, and an enjoyable
evening was spent in bowling, after
which hot refreshments were served.
Mr. Niebor has the making of a fine
bowler, and no doubt will soon be a
member OF one OF the various clubs or
the Wheeling Bowling League.
The Pirates, Tidal Waves and Co.'S
mopolitan teams will practice tonight.
The Auroras and The Bowlers will prac-
tice tomorrow night.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. ]. Coleman
and J. Emlg, Of the South Side, bowled
three games on a wager. Mr.. Fette win
hing hands down.
Newspaper Mems Day next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
WHEELING e sOiII5ss
CORNER MAN AND twelfth STRttIS,
MRS. HARTS
School For Young y
Ladies' and Children.
lll6 AN 1915 NlRklr STRttT, MtuNG, W. Va
Seventh Annual Session viii Begin
On Monday, September 70, 1897

This school Offers complete aud thor
uugh education IN Practical English,
Mathematics, English .Clnsalra, Latin,
Modern Languages anu Elpuutlun
ART STUDIO, conducted 10y Mrs. Eva
Hubbard, offers superior advantages FOR
Pencil Charcoal water Color, Cfnyun
Drawings ana OIL Painting,
l}nyA received IN the Primary aud Inter-
mediate Departments, For Circulars or IN.
iorvlow npply 10
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING, W. VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
Linsly Institute,
Mount de ChantaI,

Studies win be Resumed at this Academy
September S, 1897.
The Advantage of this Academy for
mental and physical culture are uniur-
passed. The day scholars dine and lunch
at the Moupt, and arc taken to and from
the motor by conveyance provided by
the Sister, free Of charge. For terms and
further information, address
DRtuRrSS Of MOUNT Of ClASTAt.
All trains sto3 at the Aea1smY.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TNoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II IN the city Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mr2O
DOR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II the city: large and plenty OF light:
centrally located In best advertised build
ing In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLoTHIERs, Fourteenth
and Market streets. Jan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

The Pirates, Tidal Waves and Co.'S
mopolitan teams will practice tonight.
The Auroras and The Bowlers Will prac-
tiCe tomorrow night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17
narstn re.rrpr. U.der the Hammer

The continuation Of the sale Of Haggin year.
lings at Morris Park yesterday was not at.
tended with success. and OF tho youngsters
catalogued but few were sold. Prices ranged
low, the highest secured being for q brown colt
by imported Wntercrcss,- out OF Shasta, which
was purchased by w. h. Jennings for S775. and
rosold at q profit a~fterward. 1t was reported, to
g. b. Morris. The sale is announced TO be con.
cluded on Tuesday.
The youngsters sold. the prices paid, and the
purchasers were:
Brown colt by Tyrant-imp. Baby. by Exning;
Bay colt by Rou,seau-Haytienne, by Gieneis;
w. Thompson. -. 100
Chestnut colt by imp. Golden Garter-La
Toquern, by Sir Modred; J. A. Bennett. ........ 500
Chestnut colt by Uncle Jess-L.nas First, by
BaLat; W. c. Rollins 100
Bay colt by Fresno-Martine. by st. Martin; J. A.
.Mansey .nu:... .......,..... 100
Oh smut colt by imp. Golden Dawn-Sodaway.
by Harry O'Fallon; II. X Knapp........... 100
Bay colt by Tyrant-imp. Rcdworth Rose. by
Bendigo; c. +. Grady $50
Brown colt by imp. Waterrress-Shasta. by
Spendthrift; W. Il. Jennings ................ 77b
Chestnut colt by imp. Golden Dawn-Torsolene.
by 1orso: I. K,iey 100
Brown colt by imp. Golden GRrtcr-Ventura- by
vigil; w. Il. Jennings $50
Chestnut colt by R~ousseau-yioia by Leinster;
ID -. JOlQAOn U
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JudEes at Latonia Decide a Rather UuIauo
Case.

CINCINNATI. Dot. l6.-At Latonia to-day the judges
decided a rather unique case. 1t will be recalled
that John Huffman last summer at Oakley ran up
one OF DR.. z. F. MAcLeans horses In 4 selling race.
and that the latter died OF heart disea in the timers
stand Immediately following the exciting episode.
1t Sc ms that Huffman is now afraid OF losing some
Of his own horses in selling races, and to-day. In the
second event. he entered one horse while his wife
entered another. The judges decided. notwithstand-
ing the fact that Huffman declared that himself and
wife mad different trainers. that the horses must be
coupled. Hoffman does not deny that his object was
TO get three hoises, two in his own and one In his
Wednesday. in order TO avoid losing one through
being run up, The decision Is also in effect that q
husbands and wife's interests are the same. The
races to-day were exciting and the sport good. sum.
maries:
First Race-one mile~.-Rnmpage.9 5 Combs. 5 to
l., won: Argus. 10S Matthews. : TO !. second; Col.
leen. lu6 ~. Perkins. l2 to l.. third. Time. l:4S..
Second Race-Han iicap; six furlonEs.-Lillia Bell.
ll3 Hill. 8 To 5. won; Mnlstream. 1902 (Akeri. 6 TO |,
Time. 1913.
Third kacc-one mile and an eig~hth.-Oscuro. 90
(Dupeei, = to 5, WOE; Madeline, los Hill. - to ). sec.
ono: Ramona, 40 (Mathewsl. 1 TO 8. third. Time,
l:Aj2.
Fourth Race-The Kenton Stakes; three-quartes Of
a mile liz tOvertonJ. s to 8. won; Engnnia
Wlckes. 100 (Conl ~. 3 To !. second; White Frost.
III tSherrer). o to ,. third. Time. l:l5.
Fifth Race-One mile.-Idle Hour, l02 CConley), 0
to |. won; Con Reagan. o. Powers. to /. second;
Tonto. eS Combs, y to !, third. Time. l:ilL.
Sixth Race-one ll3 Powers, 3 to
2, won; Eorsythe, 81 Oonleyl, 6to l. second; Elsie D.,
l07 (Mathews), to l.. third. Time, l:42.