Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-04-28

CUAH' u. Barker,
Atlantt, Ga.
Some people say this ls blackberry
winter. We have had 80 many Of these
cold spells this spring that we have lost
count.
We especially invite tho ladies' to
| call and inspect our limo Of lawns, or
CANDIES, cheViOts, and linens.
SMITH & POE, Whitwell, Tenn.
Rev. j. A. Darr, OF Jasper. conducted
service nc tho Owen Church Sunday
morning and was afterwards the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Davidson.
Tho wheat crop is looking magnfi-
cent, and our farmers are justly proud
OF the outlook John Spears says his
wheat is the finest hc ever saw.
Bargains in quilting bundles to he
had at the Pound Store SOC, Csc, Use and
SL00. Try one.
SMITH & Poe, Whitwell, Tenn.
DR.. J. NJ. Lasater, who has boon at
tending medical lectures at lBirming-
ham, Ala, has returned to Dunlap and
requests the News sent there.
a GREAT record Of cures, une-
- qualled in medical history, proves
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses merit un-
known to any other M EDlclNE.
Last week we had almost TWO coll
umns Of Whitwell notes. That is Just
what VIC want from every place in the
Valley. All the news that can BE-
found.
Don't forget you can buy pound goods
OF us at lOc per lb. Why pay others
l2%c, 49,, and 23c for the same goods
when you can save rs per cent.
SMITH & POE, Whitwell Tenn.
w. c, Hill, Of the Scquachee News,
was in the city Wednesday and moved
job press from this office 10 his town
which he bought from US some weeks
ago-South Pittsburg Statesman.
The ladies Of tho NJ. E.Churoh, SouLh.
request US To announce that Rev. j. A.
Darr, Of Jasper, will give them a specl-
al sermon on the Attn Sunday in May,
provided he gets large turn out.
Rev Jacob HOuts has put in some al.
falfa and proposes to give it good
trial. lie has also set out quite a num-
Der Of rAWberries Houts and sons
their end of the town.
| No, Gertrude, serenading 10 not al
ways q mark OF respect. That is, when
| an old COW comes and reaches over our
fence and eats of our roses, and rings
bell while she is doing it, We invari-
J ablp look for loose stones to throw al
her, and do not feel COmplimented.
We still have the mGtt,g Of fOu
and grist mill in hand and we shall not
be satisfied until it is acquired. We do
not have to 60 out of town for anything
but mach nery, and therefore have a
great advantage over other places, We
must and shall have y mill.
Won't some one please write from KEEL
ley's Ferry or HardsCrabble. We used
to have a good correspondent over there
but SOMEHOW or other he has lost sight
OF US. Come on someone. Can't some
of our subscribers over there either
write themselves or interest some one
TO write for us.
We have much pleasure in annOunc
ing that Mr.. q. w. Lewis will be tbs
resident agent of the News at Whit
we'll and will attend To any business fol
us, and rs our representative we hop'
our Whitwell friends will avail them
selves OF his services. Our Mr.. W. G
Hill will en- deaVOr to be in Whitwel
every weok and approaching the largt
and increasing support Of the good PEG
Pile OF WhitWell, we want to keep thai
town up in line with the balance OF oul
territory.
It Was not case Of = pig in q pok
but pig in we'll in SeQuachee NJ on
day. One Of Mr. c. H. DaVidson's hog
roofing as all hogs do near the aban
doned we'll on Maine Avenue, went to-
far on the brink and landed in the bot
, tom OF the we'll onto some floating
, planks, and made known its dilemma
. by so me vigorous squealing. A passer
, by discovered 1t and MIR. c. Il. Davidson
, and Mr.. w. C. Hill with the aid Of lad
I ders went down and rescued the hoglet
The appear Ance OF MIR. Davidson will
the hog in his arms emerging from tn
we'll was funny, to say the least
, Two years ago R, J. Warren, a drul
!. gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought
q small supply of Chamberlain's Cong
a Remedy. He sums up the result as TO
q lows: "At that time the goods were uT
n known in this section; to-day Chamber
IS lain's Cough Remedy is a hOusehOl
70 word" tits the same in hundreds {
communities. Wherever the good qua
tiles OF ChamberlRin's Cough Remed
q become known the people will ha'
a. nothing jelse. For sale by Brown
Graham.
7 It generally happens and Saturda
= was no exception 70 the rule when v
= want to see our Daily American parti
n ularly, the post Olflce people fail TO d
- liver IL from some cause and cons
4 lqusntly we felt like Artemus War
- who was willing that that his wite's I
a. latiOns should 20 TO the war. We q
n lQuite willing that the clerks OF u
railway post ONCE should go 70 Cub
and their places be filled by wome
We and perhaps we should not lose our ?
an per 80 often.
re Mrs A. Tween, residing at 40 d.
cd ley ST., Alton, ILL.,, suffered with sciG
I'm rheumatism for over eight montt
70 She doctOred for 1t nearly the whole
ie, this time, using various remedies n
Ias commended by friends, and was treat
~ by the physicians, but received no
II lief She then used one and one b.
IRA bottles OF Chamberlain's Pain Bal
lily which effected a complete cure. This
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