Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

W, c. Hill went to Whitwel Fri
day.
Miss Myrtle Rogers visited Jasper
Thursday.
job work OF the finest description
done at this cflice
Elder Moore, of WhltwelI, was IN
town Friday.
Henry Kent .sig hnlsh the Thorn
ton house at Whitwell this week.
The. Toledo Weekly Blade and the
News, II per year, cash in advance,
w, S, Pryor attended the Repub.
lican mass meeting at Jasper Satur-
day.
Subscrib e for the NEWS, the best
ami the cheapest paper in the Val
ley.
Correspondents wanted from every
section Of this county. The more
the merrler.
JUST try a l0c box of Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
WHEN bilious or costive, eat a
Cascaret, candy cathartic, cure guar
anteed, 10c, 25c.
Candidate Henson was in town
ednesday of last week looking sf-
ter his farm enclosures.
The Board of Trustees of Sam
Houston Academy held a called
meeting at Jasper Saturday.
subscription received from w. A.
Turner for his daughter, Mrs. BObo,
who is residing at Iullahoma.
The News made several additions
/ to the office furniture this week and
expects a lot more in the near future.
New advertisement this week
that of the Meade Cycle Co., who
advertise their low grade bicycles.
Read it.
A certain young collegian Of this
town is very anxious to find out if
they grind at Ketner's Mill Sundays
Guess why.
Gabel & Brown have not heen
/ saving much lately owing to the
scarcity of timber but hope to recom-
mence soon.
E. r. Dent is the latest Whitwell
resident to put in name on the subs.
crlption books OF the News saccom-
panied by the usual cash.
Wyhe Parker has moved from
Etna and is now comfortably enscon-
seed in the Lum Houts place
which he recently bought.
Nick Fuller will put the best part
of the Merritt farm, which he recent
| ly purchased. into wheat, and hopes
to benefit the land thereby.
Work at the Valve Works was
unavoidably suspended last week,
owing to the low temperature caus-
| ing the sand to freeze. As soon as
the weather moderateI they hope to
start up again.
Rev. S. P. Pryor, Of Pikevllle,
preached here Sunday morning and
evening. 'Our church goers were
very much impressed with him and
all are pleased to know he will
preach bere again the third Sunday
in next month.-Dunlap Tribune.
a goodly number of our citizens
attended the convention at Jasper
Saturday and it was excruciatingly
funny to listen to their comments or
the proceedings. There evidently
was hot old time in Jasper Satur
day.
One afternoon last week franti,
cries we're heard in the direction o
the Spring Branch ford Mr.. J. b
Martin hasteued to the scene of act
ion and found there one of tn
sweet girls of our town perchsd OF
T a big black horse but with one of th
reins dragging in the water Tn,
animal had insisted on drinking, tb
/ rein had broken, and the young lad,
had become scared. Mr.. Martil
valiantly waded out and quiet reign
ed in Warsaw again,
Register f. II. Cravens, Of Jasper
was ? delegate TO the Quarterly Con
ference here Saturday and Sdnday
Mr.. Craven has made a splendid re
cord as register Of Marion county
and IL the only colored Office holde
Is IN the county two facts that Will ar
e que much m his favor for reelection
u Register Cravens expressed himse
! as delighted with Dunlap, and va
pleased with the reception accorde
. the delegates Of his church here
Dunlap Tribune.