Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-31
II. j. BROWN.

1t is reported that the bridge crew
will return here shortly to recon
struct the bridge over the Spring
branch.
Wagner and Davidson have lots
Of cabbage plants almost ready to set
out, and Sequachee will have lots of
cabbage to eat and sell this spring.
Mr.. P. A. Butler has lately finish
ed a watercolor of a bit of mountain
road this side Of the Falling Spring
and it makes pretty and suggestive
picture,
The bridge gang, Faving finished
their work here, left town last
Thursday and have gone to Fayette-
Vile, to erect the bridge removed
from this place.
Misses Isabelle Bennett and Myr-
tie Rogers, Mr.. P. A, Butler, and
Messrs. w. e. Hill and Sam Rober-
son took an equestrian tour to Caro-
line Chapel and the Ridges, Sunday.
A gentleman from Tracy City was
here bright and early Monday morn
ing, looking into the matter of vine
yards and strawberry culture, in
which he proposes to engage this
fall.
Mr.. VIM. Owen and his men have
been putting in good work in his orr
chard the past week. Besides set
ting out number of trees, every
thing has bren made shipshape We
think with the past record that Mr..
Owens orchard is his most valuable
property.
Mr.. Isham Hammock, who is a
good farmer, is very proud of his
wheat and oats, which are dong
we'll. Mrs. Hammock is doing well
in her poultry experience. We dc
not know how many hundred dozens
of eggs she has marketed, but a big
score.
On the morning of Feb. 20, 1895
l was sick with rheumatism, and
, lay in bed until May Dist, when
got bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. The first application of j
g relieved me almost entirely from
o the pain and the second afforded
b, lcOmplete relief In short time
|, was able to be up and about again
: "A. I. MoREAUx, Luverne, Mimi
Sod by Brown & Graham.
Is On our fourth page will be foun,
Ii some good ideas for farmers to thin
y of. Take care of your tools, ma
D. Chinery and vehicles, and a way
l. shown how to care for carriage nc
in use, which utilizes space otherwis
- not occupied.
Re 1t is. or should be. the highe,
'r aim of every merchant to p ease
es customers; and that the enterprii
- ing drug finn of Meyers & Esh
I'd man, of Stirling, ILL.,, is doing so,
is proven by the following, from NJ
II. Eshlemau: "In my sixteen year
r. experience in the drug business
lie have ever seen or sold or tried
he medicine that gave Ms good sati
IS faction as Chamberlain's Coli
lie. Cholera and Disrrhea Remedy
Sold by Brown Il Graham,
We Mr.. J. G. Wagner does not inter
tx to carry water for his garden Il
1t year and has erected a tank near t
ad spring branch tor a reservoir, Viii
Tor being kept full with 4 pump, will e
able him to irrigate his whole i
he II is Z wise ana sensible move.
| desire TO attest to the merits
IN Chamberluin's Cough Remedy
.Or. one ~ the most valuable and e
lar cient preparations ON the mark
dor It broke an exceedingly dangerC
- cough for me in "a hours. and
nc gratitude therefor, 1 desire to
er- form you that l will never
m without it aud you should {
Nv proud of the high esteem in VIII
ii your Remedies are held by PEG
0u in general. 1t is the only RENE
ehI IN ten thousand. Success to il
20. o. r. DowNY, Editor Democrat,
,wn bion, Ind. For sale by Brown