Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-04-21

Circuit Court is ia session this week
at Jasper
". s Pryor was Up Sequachce Cove
on business, Monday,
Geo. Coppingor of the Mountain went
to Jasper 10 attend Curt.
Hiram Coppingec AMI Doc Curtis Of
Whi,weil are SAID to have left 10 Join
tue army.
Much interest is manifested in the
story From Clue TO Climax now run
ming in our columns and it is good
one.
John NJ. Bycrs and Cal Adkins passed
through town Monday from Nultweil
to Jaspor.
pay highest prices for Confederate
Money, Bonds and Postage Stamps.
CuAs. y. BARNLlS
AuHnta, G q.
Mrs. Morris, mother Of Mrs. c f
Cunningham ed at her homo at Messy
Creek, Sununy. Sac Was most cs ,,lr-
utle lady and her death Is much re-
GREETED
Messrs. W. A. Pryor, NJ. d. Moss, j.
NJ. Price, jr, and Syenru Cannon, of
Whitwell, passed through town S'tur-
day morning en- routo Ia Tho meeting OF
the DemocraLrc Executive Committee
| at Jasper
c. g. Shook received letter from the
president Of the Southern Railway this
week that was vrry gratifying 10 the
committee appointed by the mass meet.
ing 10 ppii,ion that road to come by
way Of Bridgeport with I'll" Stevenson
cxten lion Of Jh5 old NJ. & C.-Bridgc-
port News.
Thursday night at tho meeting of the
MAYOR and aldermen, C. N. Hash, Il. f.
Wilson. Dr., e Il. Duncan, j ptha
Bright, lIur O. Williamson, r. &. Gar
rett, J. C. B'eur, and G. w. Moran wor"
appointed to represent South PiltrhurE
N the Industrial Convention at Nash
Vile, May 1l--South PiJtsburE Rrpub-
lican.
Saturday Mr. Melchcr's men planted
an acre Of asparagus in block ~, thus
continuing the Introduction of prof IL
BILE gardening. We do not hear Of any
one else in tue valley branching out in
this line, but We are aWfully GID Sc
ouachee IS setting the pace for other
places. Wheat, grapes, Strawberries,
asparagus, sugar bHrt,--wo have some
thing To show AMI talk ahuut, and rs
the culture Of these fruits and yegc-
tables is in good bands, we feel sure all
these crops will DO all right.
Two years ago Il. J. Wlrron, a drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought a
small supply Of Chamberlain 5 Cough
Remedy. lie sums up the result as fol
lows: "At that time the gools were UNI
known in Tn section; to-day Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy is household
word" It's the same in hundreds o.
communities. Wherever the good quail
tiles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known tho people will have
net ling else. For sale by Brown &
Graham.
Reports from all over the country arc
to the effect that the damage done by
the late freeze was not 50 great as a
first reported E,rly wheat has b er
injured ronS derlbly, though not hlle
by any means, and the present indtca
tions arc that Sweetwator Valley vii
have an average wheat crop.
Early vegetables were killed an,
VIII 10 much uncasinoss has been fUlt il
tho county for the fruit crop, tits claim
ed that PEACHES, ap, ! = and pears have
been injured, but not totally ruined, a
was re pOrted. Tho strawberry crop ma
been injured badly .-Swoutwater Teie
phone.
Mrs. a. Tween, residing at 72O Duo
ley ST., Alton, H., suffered with s.iati
rheumatism for over eight mDaths
She doctored for it nearly the whole c
this tim using various remedies rec
commended by friends, and was treate
by tho physicians, but received no IT
lief Sac then used one and one la
bottles of Cnamberain's Pain Balu
which effected complete cure. This
published at her request, as she wan
= Others similarly afflicted TO lRow whi
= cured her The 25c and soc sizes Il
o sale by Brown 4 Graham.