Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-12-15
LOCAL.

Quite a respectable snow furry Mon.
day morning.
Andrew Harris, of Victoria, was in
town Saturday.
A. Burnett, ST., went to Chattanooga
Monday morning.
J. w. Graham shot a wild duck on
the Spring Branch recently.
A carload of coal for the Hotel Ma
rion was unloaded Monday.
Prepare for Christmas and 60 to the
Peoples Store, Victoria, 10 do so.
J. D. Redmond, Of Victoria, has quit
railroading and is now running grist
mill.
Sam Chaudoin moved from the Stuck
house to one OF tho Cogswell houses
Monday.
W. $. Pryor, of jasper, WAS in town
Wednesday on bis way 10 Bryant's Cove
and Whitwcll.
Tho purchase Of tho Stuck honse for
the Methodist parsonage has not yet
been completed.
R. E. Leo Conclave OR w. S. at Vic
toria is report as having consolidated
with the conclaye at WhiLwell.
Mr. W. L. Molcher is said to be com
ing here soon to enjoy another winter
of our beautiful southern climate.
Row E. w. Walker preached at Beth
ell Church, Victoria, Sunday morning
and at this place Sunday afternoon.
The Sunday school observancos Of
Christmas will be held either Friday or
Saturday evening preceding Christmas
Day.
Rev. E. W. Walker informs us that
services Wilt be held in Owen Church
Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. %, both
morning and evening.
FaF5K about your health. Do not
0 allow Gcrofula taints to develop in
your blood. Take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla now and keep yourself WELL.
Jim Prigmore, OF Victoria, who is at
tending school at tho Sam Houston A.
cademy, paid as very pleasant visit
Friday afternoon. lie says every body
in Victoria reads the News.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhea Remedy can always be depend
ed upon and is pleasant and safe to
take For sale by j. L, Schultz,
1t is reported that pensioners checks
will hereafter be paid at all money or
der offices, tho same as money orders
1t will be great convenience to pom
~ IN, tiy,s
their checks cashed.
Miss Mary Schultz is lamenting the
loss of favorite cat which haa strayed
from home. 1t was brought from thoir
former home near Cleveland and can be
hardly expected to travel back, though
cats do strange things.
Our friend County Court Clerk, M. l..
| Harris, in renewing his subscription to
the old reliable, also orders the Do
| trot Free Press and Year Book, thus
! taking advantage OF the best clubbing
offer "" have ever made.
Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. 25c.
The burning question now among the
farmers is whether the wheat is safe OF
has been damaged by the recent cold
spell. Many Arguments are made both
pro and con, but Mr.. G, Wagner an ex-
perinnced farmer says and sticks to ii
that there Is no occasion for alarm and
that the wheat is all right.
The trustees of Sam Houston Acad
envy have elected Prot A. NJ Moore al
principal of tho school for next year
The citznus of this place would like t.
see Prot Tate, who has had charge o
the school for two years, back here
once more as be was primo favoritt
with both parents and pupils.
After Jan. l the stamped envelopoi
issued by the post office department
will wear red stamps instead OF the
present green ones. This Ia in compli
ance with rule Of the internationa
postal agreement which requires tina
all issues of stamps of the same demon
ination should be of the same color.
Edgar Pryor, of the 3rd Tennessee
NO4uHbCptSs ~ - a. was uOllb vi
furlough Friday and was shaking hand
with all the boys. He reported all TIN
boys we'll except Sam Cowan who wa
in hospital, and says everyone is tire
of soldering, and want to don civilian
garb once more. He returned Monday
1t is said that seventy-five men vii
be employed on the proposed new roa
up the mountain by Christmas at Tia
munificent sum of Fifty cents day-o
least this has been told prom ner
storokeeper here. Many people her
and in other towns are Of the opinio
that the generation is yet unborn tn;
will build that road. Many are too di
gusted to formulate an opinion.
Pains in tho chest when person hi
a cold indicate a tendency toward pne
monia A piece of flannel dampent
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm al
bound over the seat Of pain will promp
ly relieve the pain and prevent Il
threatened attack of pneumonia. Tn
same treatment win cure a lame bat
in few hours. Sold by j. L. Schultz
With much pleasure we receive lie
ter from Col S. II. Melcher Of Chicag
this week. A close observer, the CC
8 a 4. Al. a.