Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-04-14

Miss Ollie Vinzant was visiting at c.
H. DAY d'ns Sunday.
Prot. II. E. Tate of Jasper was in
town Sunday afternoon.
Miss Phoebe Ables, Of Whitwell, was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Misses Jennie Hlrris and Bertha Aid
er attended church here sunday.
Rev. S. p. Pryor. Of Pikeyile, is in
town this week visiting friends and rel
atives.
Austin Coppinger says that it was
! SOME other man who sold that pointer
horse,
Sam Bridgcman OF the 2nd district
brought to town blackberry stalk %
feet long p ,keville banner.
Mr.. c. II. Davidson brought us Sun
| day a stalk OF wheat from his field Tn A.
measured AN inches, How g that for
high?
| Always remember that we can turn
out tho neatest aud incest job work IN
tho Valley, on the shortest notice, and
at the lowest prices. Try us,
MIR. r. f. LaGanke left Tuesday
morning tor Cleveland, OHIO, intending
to stop over ~ Cincinnati day or two.
Mrs. LaCianke Will remain here a short
while.
W. l.. Steakley has been appointed
peuitentiary guard by Governor Taylor.
! II is probable that SCeakley wall never
come TO trial again in this county. 49,
! Cleveland journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Butler, and Miss
! |. l.. Bennett, left for WaynesVIlle, n.
c., Tuesday morning, for sojourn
there Of two weeks. A goodly number
Of friends gathered to soc them off.
The stingiest man in tho State has
! been found at last. He lives in this
Valley and his name is Legion lie is
in that class of gentry Who continue 10
dead beat his neighOo for perusal OF
the News.
Geo f. Harris, special deputy organ
izer of the Regents Of tho White Shield
! for Middle and West Tennessee, was in
| town Tuesday and explained the princi-
pals of the Order at the School House
that evening.
Frank Foster, who went insane Sun
day night and was found IN Mr.. Ovens
cellar and came very nearly shot, was
taken to Jasper Monday and put in
cell, as he lad grown too violent fOr
safe management at home.
Owing to a wreck at Etna Saturday,
| the train cid not arrive until nearly 8
o'clock. With only single line for
! two railroads, this is strong argument
for the now line to Stevenson.
An incipient blaze took place at the
hotel building Saturday afternoon, but
the workmen subduod 1t. A piece Of
clapboard on the west side ignited, but
how it was caused nobody knows.
! At the Mass Convention of Epworth
Leaguors Of this Valley to be held al
Jasper, April 14th ANA 18th, we notice
that Rev. r. S, Umberger will speak
upon tho requisites of good leader, -
and w. s, Pryor upon, "a successful
FIRST vice-president."
The miners working at the Ramsay
mines, Tracy City, went out on strike
! Monday OF last week, and the company
! has closed down the mines for the sum
! mer. There were IS men employed.
| The contract system was the cause OF
the strike.
The Democrats of Blelsoe County
! held q convention Monday April 4th at
! Pikeville and endorsed for Mcmillan
! and Moon, j. c. Sparkman, Of Van Blu
rem County for representative in this
flotorial district, and S. NJ. McReynoids
/ for ch airman OF the executive commit
tee.
Two years ago r. j. Warren, drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought a
small supply OF CnamberlainS Cough
Remedy. lie sums up the result as fol.
lows; "At that time the goods were un-
known in tn section; to-day Chamber
ain's Cough Remedy is a households
word" It's the same in hundreds OF
Communities. Wherever the good quail.
tiles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people will have
lncthing else, For sale by Brown &
Graham.
The effe is of the cold snap week
, ago, we are told, did not do as much
r damage as was thought at the time, il
being confined mostly to the destruction
of the gardens The wheat and GA
crops are all right, and as far as we CAL
find out the apple crop was not hurt
but some fruits suffered more than 9th
,, ers where most exposed.
. Mrs A. Tween, residing at 100 Dad
i, ley ST., Alton, H., suffered with sciati
, rheumatism for over eight months
! She doctOred for it nearly the whole o
& this time, using various remedies rec
+ commended by friends, and was treate
: by the physicians, but received no re
lief. She then used one and one bal
bottles Of hamberlain's Pain Balu
-, which effected a complete cure. This
10 published at her request, as she want
4 others similarly afflicted to know wha
>, cured her The 25c and SOC sizes to
- sale by Brown & Graham.
e. The mass meeting last Thursda
20 night in the City court room vas yer
we'll attended. A committee, compose
:. OF c. Douglass, r. A. Jones, j. J. Wall
1 or, DIR. 5, L. Zermehly. c. f. Schoficl
"A and c. p. Shook, was appointed to dral
a petition setting f1rJh tue advan age
, Of Bridgeport to the Southern RAILWAY
10 asking them TO come By way Of Bridge
In port with the extension from Steyri
" son to Chattanooga Bridgeport New
GRAND Tower, Ill, Feb I, 1S9I