Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-11-18
Thanksgiving one week from to-

Mr. Rogers, Of Victoria, was IN
town Tuesday.
Rev, S. s. Catron, of Jasper, was
in town Thursday last
Gabel & Browns saw mill started
up again OF Thursday.
Mr. Lindsey returned to lis home
IN So Pittsburg, Saturday
Il. J. Brown and II. r. Pryor
wens to WhitwplI Thursday.
J, A. Spears was confined to his
house sick two days last week, but Is
now better.
Postmaster IN. Knox of lnman
! attended the meeting of Oak Post
Saturday.
G. w. Watley and 4. H. Gakin
were on hand at the meeting OF
Post 53 Saturday.
Andrew Harris, John D. Miller
and Richard Parkes Of Victoria
were in Sequachee, Saturday.
Do not forget we furnish good en-
velopos printed with address for re-
turn for 35c per single hundred.
Austin Coppinger with his new
drill commenced to putin crop OF
wheat for Mr.. VIM. Owen Friday.
A special meeting Of P. M. Pryor
Camp Z, Sons OF Veterans, will be
held Saturday, Nov. 20, at l p. m.
J. G. Lancaster, W. NJ. Thornton,
J. II. Curtis, A. J. Turner, and r.
w. Presley Of Jasper were il town
Saturday,
We hear that c. J. Gustafson has
purchased the Spalding house on
Ala. Ave. and will shortly move the
family into it.
+. Nj. Jonah Clark, OF Pallo, has
two stock beets 3 feet long and 10
inches IN diameter at the top
PikeyIlle Banner.
Says the Pikoville Banner
Rev. Sam Pryor will begin a pro-
uracted meeting at New Bethel the
3rd Sunday in this month,
We aye notified by TIE U. S, Fish
Commissioners that a supply Of fish
| for Little Sequachee River will be
delivered us within 60 days
b, 3. Lasate, reports his flock of
sheep is now on the mountain in
charge of the ancient Billy, who, he
claims is the father of all sheep.
We note the arrival Of the first
calendar for 1898, that of the
Youths Companion, 1t is very
beautiful and triumph of the printer
art, and keeping with all the pro-
auctions of the publishers, Perry
Mason & Co., Boston Mass.
We are notified that the nursery
stock from Stark Bros will be deliy-
cred in Sequachce in two weeks
A recent certificate Of J. N. Stead.
man, Entomologist, of Columbus
Mo, shows that their nurseries are
free from and disease or dangerou,
insects which may be transferred tc
the orchard.
WE PAY CASH each wEEE
to men all over u. s, to sell Stark
trees-cheapest, BEST. Outfit free
takes no money to TRY the work. Al
so want CLUB MAKERs-get thei
trees free. Drop us postal; nam,
p references. Stark Nursery, Loulsi
d. ana, Mo, or ROckport, Ill.
Mr.. N. N, Osburn we'll known a
Woodstock, Mich, was trouble,
! with a lame back He was per
a suaded to use Chamberlain's Pail
Balm. 1t gave him relief in on
night. This remedy is also famou
n for its cures of rheumatism. Fc
sale by c. H. Davidson.
T. J. Hi1son mas paid out
Il the past six months over $1,000
8 for beef cattle and hogs -Pikevi,I
V Banner.
Wont someone 60 into the ca
tie business IN this county? Thel
y is a good range on the mountai
: and there is lots Of money in Il
e business anyway. Bledsoe Count
E has been enriched several thousan
C. dollars this year in that busine
Il alone. Don't you think it pa
4 ing one? If so, invest your mont
a in cattle and make some mere.