Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-04-07

March was very lanb like.
See election notice in this issue.
Double violets are the favorites.
Use a little lime about your prem
Uses.
w. c. Hill went to South Pitts
burg Friday.
Opportunities come only to those
who are ready.
These days tempt you to shed
your fiannels.
We claim for Scquachee the best
wheat in the valley ard can prove it.
Timber is being cut and hauled for
covering another section Of tue hotel
building
Next Sunday Is Easter, and the
ladies will come out in brand new
head gear.
The thermometer at 80 degrees
Thursday morning worried the peo-
pie who had gardens.
fine widow Houts moved last Sat
urday to Shellmound We regret to
loose anyone from our community.
The engine Of the passenger tram
broke spring hanger here Thursday
morning and was delayed nearly an
hour
A party of young people met at
Mr>T. r. Harris house Friday ev-
ening and are said to have had a
pleasant time.
Mr.. Jones G. Beene of the States
man, South Plttsburg, went up tie
Valley Wednesday evening, and re-
turned Thursday morning..
Miss Sarah Lay and Miss Addie
Curnutt and J. NJ. Curnutt are visit
ing friends in upper East Tennessee
this week. Jasper Dem ocrat.
Word comes from Texas to the eff
feet that freeze there lately has cut
down the crops and killed all the
! fruit. The information comes from
Edgar Smith, who lives in Tarrant
Coanty.
The gentlemen who are mining
in the rear of Kimball are shopp ny
good article OF coal now, both nut
and lump, They haul it IN wagons
to the switch at Kimball, and make
a good profit on the coal. it is the
Battle Greek Coal vein, the same
one which outcrops in the timber
shoot to the west Of this place.
At the Commencement exercises
of the Medical Department of The
University of Nashville held Tues
day last, the following residents o.
Marion County were honored with ;
diploma: DIR. John Richard Colt, o
j.. human, Dr. Alexander William Hill
lard, aud DR.. Hugh Clark McRee, o
Whitwell.
The roof on the annex to the Ho
tel Quincy was completed Friday af
ter delay on account of rain, an,
. now Mr.. Northcutt, the painter, take
hold and will paint both roof anC
buildino. Let the good work pro
coed.
DR.. Shultz, wife and babies awiv
ed in Cleveland last week to visit tn
family of Col. j. r. Taylor. d.
Shutz graduated in medicine las
week at tie Chattanooga Medica
College. Cleveland Journal.
And is expected to move his fam
lily here to take up the practice o
medicine, occupying the Wrigh
house on Alabama Avenue,
c In our las we spoke Of Mrs. Ish
am Hammock as a poultry raiser
( Now we know what she has don
since July last. She has sold 30
doz. of eggs, beside what has beef
: used by their family and boarders
l She also has at the present time 10
b young chickens, this years crop
5 She also has a garden out of who
she brought us some fine onions, fo
which we thank her.
GRAND Tower, LII, Feb I, 1906
.- take pleasure in recommendm
d DIR. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kid
d ney Balm, / have been trouble
. with disease of the liver and kid
I. neys for years, and have been treate
= by number Of physicians, but to u
advantage. by tie use Of six bottle
Of Dr. J. II. McLeau's Liver and kiC
. ney Balm / am now we'll
J. j. NAsTINE.
d A small boy who is a close obSe
n vor, gives the family history of pi
10 pas pants as follows: ''When da
C, has worn his trousers out, they pa
IS to brother Jim, then mother tin
& them round about, and Willie pu
/ them on. When Williams legs "a
"a long have grown, the trousers fail
y bind 'em, 50 Walter claims them T,
pc his own and slows hlnself inside 'er