Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-07-27
STATE NEWS.

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Hogs are dying rapidly with cholera
at Dyersburg.
Mark Hill was killed by Jim Hall at
cave near Decherd.
A. p. Lockhart was killed at Wiley
by boilor explosion.
Tobacco sales on the breaks are large
iy attended at Clarksvile.
A new confederate monument is ready
for unveiling at Lebanon.
The Cleveland Y, NJ. c. A. has organ
lied literary association.
The electric light plant has been put
in operation at Rogcrsyille.
Thos. Lynch, New York iewelor,
is buying pearls at Clinton.
Frank Van-Huss will enlarge his
broom factory at Morristown.
Polk county observed its first Fourth
of July celebration since 1860
The smallpox quarantine over Mont
gomery county has been raised.
The assembly at Monteagle is proving
a agreater success than was expected
Arrangements have been made for the
rebuilding Of the burned district at Par
is.
L. F. Sharpe IS operating a canning
factory at Ten Mile Stand, near Sweet
water.
Several Campbell county negroes left
for Indian Territory to work in the coal
mines.
The increase of wages at Glen Mary
for 5000 coal miners causes general sat
isfaction,
The Standard Oil Company has pur-
chased site to locate stave plant on
at Dickson.
John H. Crozier, of Morristown, has
arranged for the construction OF a flying
machine.
A movement has been started at
Bristol arranging for tho second annual
fall carnival.
Nancy Isenburg, of Nashville, a we'll
known widow, dropped dead while at
the wash tub.
Unless crime decreases at Chattanoo-
ga an effort will be made to increase
the police force.
The grounds and buildings, including
new ones recently erected, of Maryvillc
college, cost S100, 600.
John 7, Essary, recent state commits
sioner of agriculture, is reported dem
Ocratc candidate for governor.
George Martin cut field of clover
and timothy near Crossville, much o
the latter being six feet high.
Work will soon begin at Point Look
out on an $50, 900 peuce monument TO b,
built by the State of New York.
A valuable deposite of iron on thr
farm Of r. c. Emerson, four miles soutl
of cireenville win be developed.
A small son of George Mcclure, 0
Wears Vallen, SET fire to the clothes 0
his baby sister and burned hor to death
Bob Green, noted moonshiner, start
ed to fight some men, who insisted o.
drinking water at Paris, and was arrest
ed.
A. J, Davis, Franklin, Tenn, has tn
contract to furnish Swift & Co.. Of Chi
cago, several thousand tons Of phos
phate.
A rattlesnake with twenty-eight buI
tons was killed at johnson City.
was tke largest reptile ever seen in thi
section.
The county work house viii bo abo
ished August 1st at Sevieryille an
Sewer county prisoners will bo lease
thereafter.
Mrs. Brown, wife of a colored man Ii
ing about one mile north of Jonosbor
gave birth to triplets-two girls and
boy.
Swaggerty & Eubanks ship quartz
OF million feet of lumber from Ca
lettsburg to eastern markets ever
week.
The store Of Anderson Hodges on Ii
tie Tennessee river near Madisonvil
was robbed ofsl57 and small amour
OF goods.
John Il. Stallings, native Of Nor
Carolina but pioneer OF Sewer count
died near here at the age of los. lie le
a large family.
A threshing machine cylinder bun
near Dotsonville seriously woundi
John Elliot, W. W. Wilson and B
Bradley, all negroes.
A certain negro at Harpeth is repo
ed to have stolen over one thousa
chickens the past few months and 81
the fowls will not roost high.
DR.. ". j. Hoacker, Of Mineral Il
Springs, makes the following staten,
in reference to appendicitis: Mass.
dry cuppiug with large machinery a
chloral blister over the right lilac
rion and enemas will cure ninety-n
cases out Of one hundred, dispens
with the fashionable surgical opsyat