Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-05-05
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StOuatbEt = GALLEY = news.
MAY, 5, 1898.
Whitwell.

A. w. Crockett mas ueauou Aot l"N'""
Territory.
BIZ. Arledge took . trip down the
Valley Monday.
Rev. E. G. H. Pryor is making an Ad-
dition to his barn.
Mr.. W. B. Hilliard kindly renews bis
subscription to the News.
Mr.. ]. J. Mcguire, the travelling op-
tician, is in town this week.
Bright Eyes J. M. Price, Jr., is clerk
ing for c. c. Shirley this week.
J.B. Martin will open his harness
shop in the premises vacated by q. W.
Eakin.
Ask Mesdames T. N. Graham and G,
H. Crozier about that secret and watch
them smile.
w. c. Adams and wife went to Chat
tGnooga Wednesday to attend the
Spring Festival
Landlord Graham of the Graham
House, harvested his first crop OF bees
for this year Monday afternoon.
W. C. Adams proudly claims to have
doubled his business the last pay cay
which we are very glad to know
VIM. Hoots has bought out Geo. W.
EakiD's barber shop and will run the
same in connection with his own.
A Mr.. Knight has taken charge OF Mr..
T. N. Graham's photograph business
and is doing some excellent work
Cal Adkins has boil, which has shift
ed from his arm to his neck and be Is
not correspondingly happy thereat'
The T. c., /. & R. R. Co. have the
gasoline engine at work and the boys
feel happy as it means work and pay Tor
them.
Hon. John j. Dykes renews his sub
Scr,ption for the News. lie also has IL
sent to his grandmother, Mrs. Nellie
DYKES, of Beersheba Springs.
MI. c. c. Shirley has added agricultu-
raj implements and machinery to his
hitherto crowded stock and the space in
front of his store looks like an artillery
park.
The members OF the band are practi-
cling every day and have now roper
toire of Ave or six pieces. They will
probably make their debut at Sequschee
on May 80, Memorial Day.
Deputy Organizer Geo. F. Harris OF
the Regents of the White Shield has or
ganlzed = lodge At Victoria Saturday
night and conducted fifteen through
the mysteries.
The school is getting up an elaborate
, program for the closing exercises. II
thew will send it to the News We shall
be glad to publish it free OF charge We
are always with the schools.
Col. Gaines, superintendent, was in
town last week and left orders with
Can't Crozier TO get out all the coal they
could as the Company has large order
for coal from the Government, cOnse'
ouently tho men are doubling on shifts.
Mr.. Smith, of Smith & Poe's Pound
Store is actively and energetically
pushing his business. His partner Mr.
Poe, has charge Of their Dunlap store
but at present is near Chattanooga look
ing after a strawberry farm in which be
is interested.
Mr.. w. b. billiard says his wheat is
looking fairly we'll with the exception
of some places, the reason OF which he
cannot understand. He wishes -four
and vrist mill could be built in the Val
lev on the line OF railroad in which we
heartily concur.
Rev. J. NJ. Wooten will leave Whit
well for Chicago next week, and his
MANY friends will hear from him from
time to time through the columns OF
the NEWS. Everyone wishes Mr.. Woo
ten unqualified success in the new field
in which be is TO enter.
Geo. w. Eakin is overseer Of the roads
and is getting in some good work. He
has bad many bad places filled with
cinders and his territory extends from
Lon Smiths half way to Victoria and
he has the benediction Of tue cyclists al
well as others for good roads.