Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-10-06


Miss Dola Aull has returned to her
home at st Elmo.
j, G. Prigmore's store was closed Sat
urday taking stock.
James Lawhorn, of Mt. Carmel, Ala,
has found employment here.
F, c. Hughes, expert accountant, did
some professional work at Jasper last
week
Mrs. Cargile, of Winchester, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. WIN Low, who
is quite sick.
Mr., Steward, of Nashville, was here
last week attending the burial OF his
daughter, Mrs. George Irving.
Miss Maggie Tune, of Shelbyvillc,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Patton, returned to her homo Sat
urday,
The stove works was shut down last
Saturday on account of two deaths,
that of George Irving wife and Mrs.
jackson,
The tin shop which was announced
by the News Banner several weeks ago
as being in prospective has materializ-
cd, Messrs bowman and Smith are the
proprietors.
Rev. A. ]. Willis, OF South Pittsburg,
passed through here Sunday on his way
home from the Old Baptist association
in Paint Rock Valloy.-Scottsboro Cor.
Bridgeport News.
Elder a. ]. Willis, pastor, accOmpan-
led by his dau lhter, Miss Rena, and
Miss Daisy Johnston, attended services
at the Primitive Baptist Church in
Sweeteds' Cove Saturday and Sunday,
Byron Halo's singIng class which he
has been teaching at night has been
closed We understand that Mr. Hale
thinks of moving 10 Dunlap and quit
railroading. lie is a citizen we all
regret to give up.
Raulie Beene and family and Pearl
Armstrong and family, of South Pitts
burg, and Mr.. Dixon and son, Of Chat
tanooga, were the guests Of Jim Arm
strong and family last week. Jim and
Pearl weighed babies and the Tennes-
see baby won by two pounds.-Steven'
son Cor Bridgeport News.
Ex-senator Jones Beene, of South
Pittsburg, was in the city yesterday
and vouchsafed that he would be dad
damned if they didn't beat the dad
lam stuf1n' out of them dadlam' Repub
licans in Marion County this fall. -
Tuesdays American.
a VIII Wheeler met with quite a severe
accident last Saturday while delivering
goods for j. c. Scott & Co., in Downing
addition. His horse became frightened
at something and ran away. The younl
driver was thrown out and his cola
bone broken, besides being bruised NJ
generally. The wagon was kicked u
pieces and several dollars worth oigoodI
destroyed.
!, Rev s. NJ. Sherrill's meeting whicl
G closed in Deptford asst Friday night re
f suited in much good. Many were turn
ed from the error of their sinful way
and will heneeforth strive to lead chris
tian lives, while others who have bee
backsliders were caused to come for
ward and make new start for hea ven
q Bro Sheriff. is an earnest, sincere ma
and holds a very warm place in th
hearts Of the Drptford people.
: A protracted merting was begun a
Rocky Spring, three miles from her
last Sunday by Elder Dunn, OF tn
4 Christian chnrch. There was bask.
q dinner on the ground as has been tn
d custom for many years whom "bi
meeting" begins. Hundreds partook G
: the spread Many from South Pitt,
i burg were in attendance. The meetin
n will continue for two weeks at least
not longer. Elder Dunn is an abb
I preacher and many from South Pitt,
5 burg will attend his meeting the con
: ing week. May much good be done
d The political pot is boiling at liv,
u ly rate at this end of the county Sout
Pittsburg has more candidates for th
Legislature than Carter had oats, an
some Of them are sure to get left.
was hoped the meeting Of the sXecutiy
u committee at Jasper LAST SAturda
would result in somewsy Of deciding O
a standard-bearer, but it seems that Of
ly more confusion was the OUTCOME
Is The democrats will decide on = cand
II date by mass meeting at Jasper mel
70 Saturday, but there is sure TO be an II
d dependent democrat out The cand
dates we're for a primary with the o.
ceptiOn Of one, who wanted a MAJ
meeting and this one ruled tho meetin
and bad his way against four others.
, a primary bad been accorded the cand
dates as they desired, there would hav
been no independent democrat in IN
race. The people Of this part OF n
county are for working man for repr
sentative There are three workin
"a men out and one lawyer. All Al
Il good, worthy men, but all can't 90
= the legislature. We hope 10 see n
N | situation assume definite shana in a.. "a