Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-09-29
j. L. SCHULTZ.

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II. Kent went to Victoria Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Sherman went to Chattanooga
Monday returning Tuesday.
Newton Fults is finding 20 inchOR of
coal on the west side Of Saw Mill Cove.
The big hotel building is to have a
coat OF paint which will be big i'm
proyement.
The poles and wire have arrived to
make connection for tho Dixie Telo-
phone Co., which is to be established
ut the Hotel Marion.
Conductor Doss is the happiest men In
tho valley. His cabbooso has returned
from the shops bright in new paint and
looks AS pretty as a red wagon.
Sequachee has been quite a shipping
point this week. Mr.. Cunningham has
loaded two cars oflumber and the hick-
Fory shipments to Jasper still continue.
Advices from Col S. H. Melchor IN
form US that be and his daughter will
shortly return to Chicago having pass
cd pleasant summer in South DacOta
Mrs. c. L. Cunningham and Neal, and
sister, Miss Georgia Morris, went to
Whitwell Tuesday evening to VISIT
friends, after which Miss Georgia will
return to her home ut Messy Creek.
We do not issue a supplement this
week on account of trying to get even
l. -, al f,l
| full office force busy. Look out for our
supplement next 1t will contain a
new story from the pen of MIR. G. IL.
Pearson, entitled "A Compromise with
u Spectre"
John T. Thornton came of age last
Thursday and in compliance with a
| bond given previously has conveyed his
one-sixth interest in the Thornton es'
tate to MIR. j. b. Eldridge, who had pur
chased the interests Of the other heirt
previously. This gives Mr.. Eldridgc
full ownership Of the farm on which ht
lives.
Prof. Geo. II. Rogers, who is in charge
/ Of the school at Caroline Chapel, will re-
sumo his school Monday Oct 81. Tho
school heretofore has been very success
full and to allow the assistance neodrC
in harvesting, the school sessions have
been suspended for two weeks Now
lot every child be sent and make thC
! balance Of the term a success for boil
teacher and pupils
Says the Dunlap Tribune: Presiding
Elder l.. Nj. Cartwright preached at tue
prayer meeting hour at the Methodist
church Wednesday night What he
said was above pettylsm and added u
his popularity in Dunlap. Slim-jim eX
pressions, so common in tue pulpit now
a-days, had no place In the discourse
Everything was said with that tact thai
characterizes the safe" man. Tht
conuueriug power OF love was the cen
tral thought of the sermon. So wei
and earnestly was it portrayed that th'
unbidden tear weIlcd up in many all eyt
and the entire audience manifested The
greaJestintorest throughout the deliV
cry Of the discourse.
| Who is the home merchant" He i
the man who helps to pay for The street
you walk on, for the schools in whic.
your children, or perhaps you were edu
Gated. lie helps 70 keep up tue Churc
, lin which you worship; he is the ma
who builds home which enhance
your property. Every subscription pl
per That is passed has his name on /
lie is the man who cannot afford |
!swindle you. Seif-interest If nothin
,, else would prevent this. lie bears hi
share OF the good government, and stay
with YOU in sunshine and darkness, !
days Of prosperity and adversely
Sweetwater Telephone.
Here is a maiden's essay on mai
> MAN is a 5wo-lcgged animal that chew
tobacco and walks on tho fOrked en-
5 Most men are bora. We only heard
5 one tnat wasn't, and nc was made out,
r mud as sample. A mans life is fu
u OF prunes, disappointment and CO
= pipes. lie goes forth IN tue mornir
: lko lion and leaves the wood for b
wlfe 10 split, and in Tue evening
= sneaketh nome with b,s pants rippU
II his heel gone, and raising Cain ado
lbara times Ho has the grip ON hou
J. cleaning days and walks 70 miles " q
a lcircus. lie will chase q jack rabbit 70
e miles through tue snow, then borrow
3 horse ~ ride half a mile 10 the pOst-C
q flee"
l. Few people form but faint concey
~ lou as 10 tue amount Of work there is
~ newspaper. A good printer will 1
u from twu ~ three columns of type in
a Iday and the editor Will spend half th
u time IN getting copy for tue same amou
10 OF space. Tuere are - columns Of nj
ter IN Tue Star every week which mea
b a heap of hard work, say nothing Of q
y, penses. Right In the face Of ali th
ouce IN while some sOn-0t-a-gun W
u. beat us OUT Of two or three dollars
y, subscription and then tell around b,
- the printer is getting rich. But rews
y comes Tor the just and the unjust a
4 there will Doe hot time some day
= the oeat-pcrlaps In Tue realms belle
--Belding, Mich, star.