Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-07-28

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Watermelons are in the market.
Election next Thursday, August 4th.
Capt. Robertson and lady visited Jas
per Thursday.
B. b Lasater, of sequachee, was in
town Monday.
Lee Penley from the Ridges was in
town Saturday.
There was no service at the Owen
Church, Sunday.
The farmers got what they needed
Sunday, a good rain.
W. D. Spears and family, Of Jasper,
were in town Sunday.
The Turner boys shipped a car load of
wheat froIa here, Saturday.
Tho first installment Of baskets for
grapes came in on Tuesdsy.
w. NJ. Houts, of WhitwelI came down
on the train Monday morning.
Mr. 6. Sherman went TO Chattanooga
Thursday to b. absont several days.
Mrs. J. w. Graham returned from a
visit to Larkinsyille, Ala, Thursday.
Visitors to the picnic at Pleasant
Grove Thursday report very nice time,
Mr. J. W. snapp, Of Jasper, was in
town Thursday afternoon on his wheel.
W. c. Payne, of Chattanooga, oandi.
date for Circuit Judge, was in town Fri
day.
j. b. Eldridge and family have gone
to visit his parents home near Cleveland,
Tenn.
Mr.. Isham Hammock has gone to
Georgia to visit relatives in Lookout
Valley,
Mrs. and Miss Schultz Of Cleveland
are expected soon to occupy the Pevy
louise.
Messra, G. sherman and L w. Gabol
returned Friday from a business trip to
| Chattanooga.
The Peoples Store, Victoria, has
larger stock Of dry goods than ever.
Call and see them.
We thank Capt James Robertson for
our first corn this year, roasting ears"
but we DO led them.
Mr.. VIM. Owen is much improved and
/ able TO get around some and his condi-
tion is encouraging.
Mrs. c. II. Pearson and Miss Mathilde
| Gustafson won't TO Pleasant Grove on
their wheels Thursday.
The memorial service of the late Row.
! Jacob Houts is expected to be held at
Owen Church Sunday, August 14th,
There was no meeting of the Commit
| tees on preparation Tor the Sunday Con-
vontion, Sept 18th, Saturday night,
Austin Coppinger was down carly
| Monday morning with first instRllmrut
/ Of melons and We know they were good,
The Public School opens at Whiswell
next Monday, Aug. LIST, notice Of which
was circulated in town Tuesday evening,
Mr. Geo w. Lewis, Whitwoll, cores,
! pondOnt OF tho News, pissed through
ON the evening train Thursday en- route
for home.
Crawford Dyer now carries the ribbon
as the champion wheat raiser Of thC
county, making % bushels to the acre
-Pikeville Banner
The first watermelons Of the season
raised here were placed on sale Friday
| and went off like hot cakas. They were
grown by Mr. DeSahlier.
dyspepsia is the cause Of I'm
az told suffering. BY taking Hood
Sarsaparilla the digestive organs az,
toned and dyspepsia IS CURED.
The Hotel building vas entirely GOV
cred Monday morning; now when to-
doors aud windows are put in it vii
present a neat and respectable building
You may hunt the world over and yol
will not find another medicine equal Il
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhwa Remedy for bowel complaints. J
, is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sal
, by Brown & Graham.
} On Monday the fourteen-year old so
of John Branton, why is attending
school at Kimball was drowned In Bat
= Tic Creek near the county bridge. Their
] was no eve witness to the accident g
5 far as is known. 1t is supposed the DO
5 went in bathing on his return troI
3 school. His bucket and clothing wer
: discovered on the bank and search wa
! made and tue body recovered. SCOUT
S Plttsburg Statesman.
Mr.. C. L. HaslroucE q druggist
NeuIgn. Mich, says all che good test
,oorsals chat have been published o
Tho manufacturers OF Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and D.arrhua keme1
q corld be DUPLICATED in that town. j,
e sale by Brown s. Graham.
z We wont tell YOU how many dolIaa
z wa have invested iu dry goods recent.
r because We wouldn't hardly eXpec, r,
4 to believe 10 as Sd few merchants ol
= i'm enormous quantities. 40 any "a
I come and look $50 our immense ne
% stasI, 81 dry goods which arrived TO- %
o. depot hero Monday LAST and see q,
+. didn't buy l0t 10 wo can buy enc.
.rtr,rrr trviu- in large quantities,
- can selL Clpar--Ctleh aus ,..,
TIE PEOPLES sIoba.
Victoria Ten