Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-02-09
LOCAL.

Willie Parker ia now settled in bis
nav home on Massach usetts Avenue.
Azariab Burnett, ST., made . business
trip 70 South Pittsburg Thursday last
Mr.. T. R. Harris is the school direct
or who will visit the school this week.
The Cook lot in the cemetery has
been extended and the hog proof walls
rebuilt.
No more Chintz Row in Sequachee:
Hereafter II will be known AZ Grano
Army Row.
Mr.. P. A. Butler is now we'll estab-
lished in his studio and Is now painting
entirely in oils.
R.C. Mills has lately fixed = chimney
for Mr. D. L. Havron and the property
is improved thereby
The additions to the Spears houses uD
the railroad add very much to their APP
| pearAnce and worth. t[
We have much pleasure in adding
the name OF w. A. Alder, OF Victoria TO
our subscription list.
We add the name OF Mr.. ]. E. Turner,
tof Whitwell, to our list this week and
there are others coming
Mrs. Jas. Robertson, of Sequachee, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. French
Hogs, at Litton. -Pikeville Banner,
Friday, both day and night, was
stormy. There was thunder, lightning
and rain, and the rain fell copiously.
/
The visiting committee of statesmen
from the Legislature, passed down the
valley from their visit 70 Inman Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Johnson, Of In
man, visited friends and relatives here
and at the Hall last week.-Dunlap
Tribune.
A walking party visited the Falling
fSpring Sunday and heard the water
roar. The also inspected the new wa
ter tank. ~
The primary school room was com-
pleted Monday and is cosy and pleas
ant room and much appreciated by the
little folks.
Last Thursday, Candlemas Day, there
WAS no sun, Consequently we are to
get an carly spring and the winter will
be shortened.
Mrs Henry Kent who has been seri-
ously Ill, is better and on a fair way to
permanent recovery, DR.. w. H. Schultz
is attending her.
Rev. E. w. Walker spent several days
ct Kelley's Ferry and vicinity, and re-
ports the people there az all busy, hap
Ply and prospecting.
In spite Of the inclement weather the
number of scholars attending the pub
lie school is increasing and is now near
ly up 70 the 100 mark.
For good garden seeds it is not nee
easary for ua to commend those finished
by w. H. MGule, Philadelphia. They
are always good and reliable. S
Farmers are growing at the endorsed
idleness Of the greater part of a week
but ara ready 70 start in and work wh0I
Old Prob hauls on and let's them.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. L. w
Gabsl has secured large order for tim
bers for the railroad. He informs US 4
will take 100000 fest OF rough lumbS
to fllit
The Little Sequachee from the Of
fects Of the late rains has been on more
than tear. It was full to the top o
s She banks and threatening to get owe
Mond~y.
We learn that Mr.. ]. W. Graham I
comfortably settled in South PittsbuF
In che lower end Of the city, and ais
that the boys name has been decidsu
on IS Glen Allan Graham.
A new advertisement. ''Song an
Story" We offer this week. All publios
tionS made by the owners are high elSi
and reliable, aud our musical friend
have treat to avail themselvos Of.
We call attention to the advertise
Iheut OF the Jesse French Piano an
Organ Co., on hrst page. This lie a
old, well-established and reliable fru
and any Of our readers who want AMI
thing in that line will bo assured
prompt attention and courteous treat
ment.
The work on the school house add
ton has been continued this week an
the primary school was enabled to US
their room for the first time on Monda
morning. Henry Kent has done mo,
of the carpenter work and 3 good job
the result.