Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-08-17
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The News will prins ribbon badges
for any Sunday school same price as
last year viz. 25c per hundred or fract-
ion thereof
Dallas Dixon was down Saturday to
attend Grand Army meeting. lie says
there is lots more hickory up the cove
for the handle works.
Horse owners say that never before
in their recollection have stock been
tormented more by flies than this seas
on.
AS every house in town is now occu-
pied, who will build some more? A few
cottages built now would easily find
renters.
Mr. c. j. Gustafson has been appoint
ed by the Conference of the Jasper Cir
cult M. q. Church South, Superintend-
ent of Owen Sunday School
Miss Louise Hill was obliged to relin-
quish her duties az one of the packers
at the Vineyard Thursday and Friday
last on accounted her brothers sickness.
She went back Monday.
Henry Kent and assistants, Dan Fer
guson and Sam Chaudoin, commenced
The work of tearing down the old b. w.
Rogers building Monday, preparatory to
commencing work on the handle factory
building, which will be 4Ox12O and par
allel Tennessee Avenue.
The Pock's school house boys van
qushed the Victoria team Saturday by
the score of Is to 10. Jas. Martin, of
Sequachee, played with tho Pecks team
and did some good work. These teams
meet again at Oak Grove, Aug. 90.
The following are the shipments of
Sequachoe grapes this week; Montea-
gle, 315; Tracy City, 81; Mobile, Ala, A.,
Nashville, 5; Murfreesboro, %; Sewan-
ee, 80; Chattanooga, S54; Shelbyville, Is;
Sparta, 10; South Pittsburg, 100; Whit
well, 10. Total 1870.
Our Mr.. W. c. Hill from steady appli-
cation to his work during the heated
term, was obliged to give up on Wednes-
day of last week, being threatened with
fever. Fortunately for US with timely
use Of medicine and days rest be was
able Friday afternoon to resume his dn'
ties.
Mr. /. B. Searle, of East Chattanooga
delivered an interesting lecture at O.
wen church Wednesday evening, the
subject being "The Ways of Life and
Death" or the tenn eranco question
from business mans standpoint, and
those who heard it enjoyed the best
presentation OF the subject we have
heard for long time. His remarks
we're practical and convincing. Assist
ed by an illustrated chart, copy o
which he has kindly given us, his points
we're well sustained and his lecture wal
an able production. Everybody should
hear him. Mr., Searlc came to Tennes
see from western Massachusetts % years
ago. and is loyal worker in the cause
of temperance. -,
About one month ago my child, which
is fifteen months old, had an attack o
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting
gave it such remedies as are usually
given in such cases, but as nothing
gave relief, we sent for physician, an
it was under his care for week. A
this time the child had been sick 70
about ten days and was having twenty
five operations Of the bowels ever
twelve hours, and we we're convince
that unless it soon obtained relief
would not live. Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy wa
recommended, and decided to try il
| soon noticed change for the better
by its continued use complete cur
was brought about and it is now pei
healthy.--C. L. BoGGs, StumptowT
Gilmor Co., West Va. For sale by J. l
Schultz.