Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-02-16
Ia prippe is doing ils work here


town Saturday.
Prices to suit the weather at
Stewart & Alleys.
Judge Byron Pope, of Jasper, was
in town Saturday.
Thomas Bracken moved We'd
neaday to Red Hill.
William Price moved last We'd
nesdsy to Tracy City.
A calf Of q. w. Knox froze to
death Saturday night
New Furniture, latest styles and
patterns, at Stewart Alleys.
The road half way mp the noun
tain is solid sheet of ice,
William Houts has a resterant in
connection with his bakery.
We hear Of several cats freezing
to death during the cold spell.
Hardware Hardware, at bot
tom prices at Stewart Il Alleys.
A new line of shot guns at Stew
art & Alleys. They are daisies.
Rev. A. w. White is putting up
a neat plank fence around his lot.
The The thermometer was Is
degrees below zero Monday morn~
ing.
Mrs ] B Martin and eon Ar
thur went to Sequachee last Fri
, day.
J.J. Dykes has sold q house and
lot on Main Street to Thomas
Srow.
J. w. Norwood and Robt. Loon
ev have gone on an extensive
chase.
u. G.. Harris and Joe Burklin, of
Caroline Chapel, were in town Sat
urday,
The trips could not run Monday
on account OF the extremely cold
weather.
Dr.. II c. and Mrs. McRee re.
turned Saturday from their wedN
ding trip.
} Miss Carrie Mccoy went to Chat.
tanooga Saturday where she will re,
, side for the future.
Mrs. Vprna Lamb. of Victoria, is
staying in town and sending her
| two daughters to school.
No trouble to show goods at our
2 store, Come and see us.
STEWART & ALLEY.
g It is six degrees colder than at
r any previous time IN the reeOlee-
ton of the Oldest citizens.
Powder and shot, all kinds Of
. shells, and all kinds of sporting
goods at Stewart & Alleys.
Sickness and extreme cold
weather has greatly diminished the
7 number attending the schools.
DnNou want to make your boy
happy IF so, get him one of those
t up to date air guns at Stewart &
d Alleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Governs
!, child died very suddenly last Fri.
i day morning aged about five
F., months.
/. Despite the cold weather and ice
on the road on the side of The
mountain quite number were in
D town, Saturday.
y To he comfortable YOU must be
,. warm and if you want to get any'
s. thing in clothing or other goods &C
b to Stewart & Alleys,
B. E. Tatum Esq. of Jasper. wal
k attending to some lawsuits, Satur,
If day, in ESQ Coburn's Court. Ais
n Morrison and Pope.
!, Snow about two inches deep, tn
s. thermometer nearly as zero and tn,
:. wind blowing from the north
L. makes it very unpleasant to be out
d Mr.. W. H. Traffcrd, Of Louis
}. willie, KY, was in town last weel
in the interest of the Louisville
Despatch. He secured quite a
number of subscribers.
Will Price who clerks and deliv
n ers goods for j. E. Dyer, is a hus
sr tier and a clever fellow, but no
b. good looking, so the girls say.
John Cowan has made some sub
d stantial improvements in the va
Of a plank walk from his gate t
his house.
ESQ. CoburD's Court was some
what crowded Saturday. Tn
: McHone indiied for 80 assault ant
battery came clear and the replev,
I case Of Mills VS. Grayson was Coh
: tinued until next Saturday.
A. p. Lamb has a curiosity Of
exhibition az his house. Il is a pa
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