Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-10-13

Baptist church last Sunday.
Harris Lewis, Of Tracy City was
in town the first Of this week.
The Drs. McRre me now occup'
ing their new Office on Main ST..
DR.. J. A. Walker was in Chattan-
ooga to attend the Federal Court.
Alex Pryor is still very low, and
there is little hope of his recovery.
Eugene Morton, Of TempIeton,
was in town last week visiting re,
latives.
The Missionary Baptists are
making arrangements to build a
church here.
Several English people arrived
here, last Saturday, just from the
"Old country"
Eph Pryor who lives at Forest
Hill, one mile south of here is very
low with consumption.
B. B. Rogers has recovered from
his long spell of sickness so as to
be able to 90 TO his store,
Mrs DR.. Johnson of South Pitts
burg. was in town last week visits
ing her nephew Mr.. Miller.
Visable signs of visitors to Hood
enpyles could be seen on our streets
for the last two or three days.
Three car loads of fertilizer have
been received at this place in the
last two weeks by different parties
DR.. J. A. Walker returned Sat.
urday from Chattanooga where he
had been attending the Federal
Court.
W. L. Barber, of the Marion
Comfy Democrat, was in Sequa
chez last Saturday, surveying land
for Col. A. L. Spears.
Misses Jennie Harris and Bertha
Alder, two charming bellies Of
Springdale arrived in town We'd
nesday evening, visiting friends.
Stewart & Alley have bee
hauling goods from the depot to
their store the last few days, They
will have a large stock of goods
When it all arrives.
The sick people are all getting
we'll and no one is happier over it
than they, although their friends
ard relations have anxiously wait.
ed their recovery.
J. NJ. Smith, our urbane pound
store merchant, returned last We'd.
nesday from points in the South
where he has been prospecting for
a new business site.
Ten or fifteen attended the Dem,
ocratic Convention at Jasper last
Saturday G. c. Moore of South
Pittsbrhg was nominated by
reclamation, for Representative.
Mr.. G. W, Lewis had the misfor
tune to hurt his hand this week
but it did not prevent him from
getting up the news. 1t is hard to
knock out the News Banner or any
of its staff.
Mr. Stewart, representing the
new firm of Stewart & Alley, of
Dunlap, who have established a
branch house here, has been un,
packing and marking up this
week, They will have an i'm
mense stock of goods.
Tom Eakin was perambulating
the streets Friday for about the
first time in six weeks. He has
had hard luck lately. His family
and he were all down with the few
er at the same time. We were glad
to see our old friend out again.
ATTENTION, Horse Traders
All you examiners Of horse fl sh
and inspectors of horse jaw, are re
spectfulIy invited and cordially
requested to meet such men as
Hon. J. J. DYKES, }. NJ. Byers, Bud
Vanhoosier, Lev Alley, and the
rest Of the crowd and trade horses
on Saturday, Oct. d, 1898. Come
one; come all, and don't be bashful.
Respectfully,
The Horse Traders.
The great golden spider has again
made its appearance, one on the
mountain and the other in Hiram
Davidson's garden. Some who
have seen them say that the name
Of William Mckinley is very plain.
others say that the last letter is an
x instead Of a y. Your cores
pendent saw one but not being
versed in spider lore could not see
the name.
We met DR. NJ. Durham, of
Georgetown. Tenn, who has moved
here recently and engaged in the
drug business, Saturday. The
Driis a very pleasant, agreeable
gentleman and has many friends
here, He placed an order with Us
Tor printing which was done lust
rs he wanted it, no more, no less.
That is the reason why we have