Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-05-19

Our friend, Mr.. VIII Robertson.
brought us Sunday evening beautiful
branch full Of ripe cherries from the
large tree in the front Of Capt. Rober-
sons residence. They were fine and
ripe May 18TH. Who comes next?
Mr.. C. II. Davidson is very busy with
his farm be cut worms have raised
cain With his cabbage plants, and some
he had to renew three times. But
when il comes to wheat, Davidson &
Wagner have the finest in the county
barring none.
The Sales of Hoods Sarsaparilla
are the largest in the world because
the cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla are
wonderful, perfect, permanent.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25c.
Wo have two more Saturds VS. before
Memorial day and a lot Of work is yet
TO b done to m Ike tho cemetery look
as it should. There was a fair turnout
last week, but wo shall lie glad to meet
morr, aud rho hinge OF tho gate still
wants repairing.
Ho est john Maltcom, of South Pits
burg WAS in town Sa urday, and the
first thing he did was to pull half dol
lar and pay for his News. John has
not been getting his plp.r reg lIarly
and Kicked about it like man, but it
was all our mistake, and il will not oe-
cur again. But if you do not get it.,
John, go for US.
John Coburn, of South Plttsburg, is
now numbered in the list Of News read
ers. Mr.. COburn is an extensive fruit
grower down thorr, and our readers will
remember what we said about his APP
Piles last year lie s Us his apples ARE
all right this year, but that the frost
cleaned out his pears.
The News staff was pleasantly enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs ISham Ham
mo k on Suuda", and we saw Mr.. Ham
moCk'S garden where vegetables arc
grow ny in profasion, and Mr.. Ham
mock's fine wheat, some Of winch is
sale Of eggs 70 date from July 4 last
tots up 367 dozen.
At Pleasant Grove chuch last Sunday
at high noon, &. NJ. Dame, was united
in the holy bonds of mttrimony % Miss
Addie Curnutt, Rev. j. A. DIrr off lat
ing. Mr.. Dame is on Of Marion coun-
TVS most successful citizens, a suhcGss-
full farmer, and his many friends wish
him great happiness in his married life.
Miss Curnutt IS Il very excel ent yoRig
lady and has large circle OF fr nds
who wish for her pleasant future.
Sho is neicc of VIII AN Lay, of Ran
kin's Cove. Jasper ID m jtrLt.
According to the newspapers, an Ohio
husband became the happy father of
seven children not long ago, OF the
seven all lived but one, 1t is to be hop
ed he laid in a supply Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, the only sure cure for
Group, whooping-cough, colds and
coughs, and so insured his children a.
-gainst these diseases, For sale by
Brown & Graham.
Sunday was children's day at the
! Owen CIHrch and the program publish
J ey in our last was carried out. 1t was
/ an improvement on that of Easter Sun
day. Some the recitations were REL
/ CITED RcrX inhl ligtnyy; Others. werG
! inaudtMe toNmany. We think Sucl
| lengthy programs a mistake, There il
not time enough for proper preparation
and cons qurmtly, as may be expected
failures lo4joyi and With Lhe~numbel
participating and the limited number o.
Instructors there is not time enough t,
teach them, all A rrprcsantat.ve o
each class would be btttor than 8,
many, and if selected by the classes
/, themselves, the honor of representing
the class should be an incentive t,
study.
OF those deserving mention were Hal
lie Haynes, Beaalan Coppnger, Bessi,
Hammock and Hersche Cbaudoin.
The slnpin was COOL.