Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-06-29
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Anderson, Tenn.
Subscription for two years received
from Jas. Degnan.
W. c. Hin made a business trip to
WhUtwelI Friday.
NJ. C. Campbell went to Whitwell on
business Saturday,
Sheriff R. j. Brown went to South
Pittsburg Monday,
A, g. Chaudoin went to Jasper We'd
nesday Of last week,
Estelle Boyd, eff Jasper was visiting
Pearl Gabel this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Ab Thornton are again
residents Of Sequachee,
Ebert Rollins went to South Pitts
burg Wednesday of last week
The last Of McBride's men left for
Bass, Ala, Wednesday of last week.
We are obliged to print a supplement
this week to accommodate Advertising
Miss Kate Lewis, OF Whitwell, was in
town visiting Miss Emma Gabel Sun
day.
II. Kent returned from Whitwell Sat
urday having finished his job on the
Graham House.
Miss L, H. Hill drove to Victoria Fri
day afternoon escorted by the ever
faithful Tiger,
We hear that Rev, ]. A. Darr preach
ed an able sermon Sunday morning to a
fair congregation,
The school teachers all returned to
South Pittsburg Monday for another
week of examination.
Rev, e. H, Boyd, OF Jasper, will con
duct services at Mt, Parnassus Saturday
night and Sunday, July and 9.
Mrs. J. E. league, of Whitwell, who
was visiting Mrs. C, E. Cunningham,
left for her home Saturday evening.
Charlie Degnan, of Athens, who was
accidentally shot recently, is get
ting along nicely and will recover.
Rev. E. H. Boyd, of Jasper, was in
town Monday on his way from Victoria
where he was the guest of Andy Har-
ris.
M. Martin with his steam thresher
reached Sequachee Sunday evening
and moved to the fields below town
Monday morning.
We turned out thousand very hand,
some circulars for the Peoples Store,
Saturday. The Peoples Store, Victor.
ia, enjoys mighty good trade.
c, j, Gustafson left Sequachee at4 p.
m. Saturday on his pony and returned
at 1880, having been to South Pittsburq
and back-rather fast travelling.
NERVOUS troubles are cured by
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which en-.
riches and purities the blood. Its the
best medicine for nervous PEOPLE,
Geo. II. Lewis, of Inman, good farm
er and good ball player, was in towr
Saturday and took up our Farm Juurn
al offer, thus getting five years of read
ing free.
There were four separate occupancie
of Owen Church Sunday, i. e., Sunda,
school, preaching, Epworth league Jun
ior at 2 p, M, and Epworth League sen
Tor at night.
Prevention Is better than cure
Keep your blood pure, your appetit
good and' your digestion perfect b,
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills act tremendously wit
Hoods SarsaparilIa, gentle, efficient.
w. C. Moore, of lnman, was in tow
Saturday and paid the circulation de
partment of the News and appreciate
visit Mr.. Moore takes advantage q
Farm Journal Offer and therein he i
wise,
Mr. John Bevins, editor of the Press
Anthem, Iowa, says: Il have used Chan
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy in my family for fifteen years
have recommended it to hundreds {
others, and have never known it to fa
in single instance. For sale by j. /
Schultz.
The Farm Journal is 80 years ole
prints 40 tons of paper a month and
out of debt; it is cut to ft every DR.,
gressive farmer and vlllsger. Don
you want this fine little paper? Yer
we'll, pay year ahead for the Nows an
we will have the Farm Journal sent
your address for the balance OF 1899 an
all Of 1900, 1901, 1902, and l9OS-nearl
five years and it will get to you if
live and any where on this planet.
The preparations for July 4th ha,
Z gone or steadily this week and a 60,
: attendance is assured We are to
that possibly the South Pittsburg pc
pie may bring the Stevenson band wi
; them. The Whitwell band is putin
in steady practice for their duties
2 that day. Word also comes that del
cations may be expected from Ira
3 City, Shelbyville, Trenton, Ga, al
2 other places.
Z Bad management keeps more peoI
6 in poor circumstances than any 9th
3 one cause. To be successful one mu
g look ahead and plan ahead so that VIII