Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-07-21

J. W Graham visited Tracy City and
M0utaglr on his bicycle Sunday. lie
returned Same day and in the course OF
his run made A. mIlus.
RI. Brown, democratic candidate for
sheriff was in the city this week seeing
the ppople Mr. Brown is gool MIX
or and a mighty clever man.-oouth
PigtsDurg Banner.
Pistol shoot ng on our streets Sunday
does not suit us. Tie parties doing SO
last sun az were from cut OF t'Wn, as
nonr OF our boys, we suppose, would be
guilty If such idiOtic actions
Miss l. l.. Bpnnrrt has been trying to
ct mn the farce No Cure, No Pay at
her home in Beverly, Mass, recently,
hut one Of the mombcrs Of her troupe,
who was 10 have taken the part Of Alice,
was drowned In the unfortunate acct
dent which occurred at one Of the
beaches near there
Last summer one OF our grand-child-
rem was sick with a severe bowel troub-
lie, " says Mrs. e. G. Gregory, Of Freder-
ickstown, Mo. Our Doctors remedy had
failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief For sale
by Brown & Graham.
VIII Robertson visited Jasper Satur-
day afternoon. He bought some ban
anas and when at the depot laid them
down for moment while getting his
ticket and when he went to get them
found bag OF meal there. He says he
has caught on to tho guilty parties and
proposes to see them through.
The Life Of the flesh is the blood
thereof" Pure blood means healthy
functional activity, and this bears with
| it the certainty Of quick restoration
from sickness or accident. DIR. J. II,
McIeans Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier gives pure, rich blood,
and vitalizes and strengthens the whole
body. Price soc aud $lOO per bottle.
For sale by Brown & Graham.
Tomatoes, the largest kind can be
seen growing in Mrs. Newton Fultz
| garden. She has gathered one weigh
ing two pounds. She sent US some
weighing a pound to pound and a
! quarter. Visiting her garden the other
day we were astonished TO find things
growing 80 luxuriantly, and all under
/ Mrs. Fults' care. 1t is more remark
able when ell other gardens were dry
] ing up Mrs. Fults manages to ObtalT
vegetables in great profusion which
shows that she knows how to run a gar
den.
~ on'erstan'," said the colored phil
| osopher, dat some men consider it t.
be high honor ter be dc fust mems XII
in do war Now, dat's all right, ez i
goes; but it goes too fur. SuppOsin' da
! wuz lie iust man kilt in de war, wha
would be when dey wuz celebratin' me
tell, my people, live niger in q JUNE
wortermillion patch is one thing, en-
dead one wild government funeral i
another. De live niger kin hcah d
hurrahiu', en- dc daid one can't. Dat
all dey is to it, Atlanta Constitution
Tho old colorcd deacon, being Gale,
on to lead in PRAYER, incidentally touch
cd on tho war. He said; "LAwd, des
is mighty tryin' times. Most er on
families has gone enlisted in dc army
en- right now doy may be shot ter pieces
or some er dem may have legs en- arm
missin'. In case or do latter calamiC.
please see to it, Llwd, dat dar won't b
no delay in gitJin' dey pensions, fer LT2
arus at the rich mans gate is all RICH
in scri pter, but # Lazarus had had
pension he wouldn't been dar, nussiT
a so, leg in the sunshine"