Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-07-13

Ausuh Oopp'nBer went TO Victoria
Saturday.
The farmers are now sowing peas for
a hay crop.
Mr. Nelson, Of the mountain, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Louise Hin went to Jasper Sat
urday afternoon
T j. Grace, of Huntsville, Ala, was
in town Saturday,
Maj Thomas Il Hill, who has been
sick with fever, IS improving.
Rev. e. w. Walker filled his regular
appointment at Victoria Sunday.
w. S. Thompson, trustee Of Bledsoe
county. spent the lth in this city.
Mr.. W. f. Smith, Of Gruotll, attend
ed g. a. r. meeting here Saturday
James Lane, Of Inman, was in town
Saturday to attend G A. R. meeting.
Thomas shoomake, of Victoria, was
in town Saturday attending Post me t.
ing.
Mr.. }. A. White, Of Pikevillo, is Wis
itIng Henry Kent on Kents Hill, this
week.
Dan PiCman, of Carolino's Chapel,
was in town Saturday to attend Post
meeting.
c. J. Gustafson went to Victoria sun
day afternoon to>attend church at Beth
Ell and visit.
Wiley Parker and A. ]. Bidwoll, Of
Victoria, attended Grand Army moot-
fng Saturday,
Miss Phoebe Ables went to Burrows
Chapel Friday to take charge of her
school at that place Monday.
The Jones Bros. from six acres made
1877 bushels Of wheat. This was the
best yield Of any crop reported by Mr..
Martin.
Jas. Thornton opened school near
Tracy City Monday last He will con-
tinue to read the News while teaching
school there.
lightning struck barn belonging to
Dan Pitman, of Carolino's Chapel, re-
Gently and killed valuable cow belong
ing to him.
Nicholas Fulfur has ordered the News
sent to his daughter, Mrs B. b. Tan.
ner, at Ketchall, and it is forwarded
with this issue.
The G. A. r. voted to have their an.
nual reunion the second Saturday in
October at the Blowing Spring. A big
time is expected
Mr.. J. c. Kelley, postmaster and a
prominent merchant OF Jasper, was in
town Friday and left liberal order fo
job work with the News
Spears Robertson went to Stanley Sat
urday to take charge Of bis school a
that place Monday, He win get thu
News every week at Kolley's Ferry.
Travel on the mountain road is in
creasing. People call at this office ev
cry day asking for tho whereabouts o
the road and we cheerfully furnish th,
in formation,
A mad dog was reported to be lurking
around the big mill above town Satur
day and a hunting party was ORGANIZED
to kill it. Austin Coppingcr first dis
covered the animal and sent word dowr
to our people to look outfit
Correspondents wanted We furnis
to regular correspondents, tablet, pen
oile, printed envelopes, pay postage ey
cry quarter as bill is presented, an,
furnish you a copy of the News, you t.
send US the personal mention of you
neighborhood.
BE sure and read our great offer {
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1900, 1901, 1902 and 1908, nearly fy
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We have made arrangement for tt
delivery of the papers we promised
give our correspondents recently an
the names hayo boon sent on. If an
one has been loft out let him or he
write to us at once and we win sec tn
copy be sent. We want our CORE
pondents to feel that we apprecia
their efforts to get up the news.
Jas, R. Owen, former resident
this place and now a resident Of A.ed
Texas, in writing to the News stat
that the crops are looking we'll on b
7farm. lie is running thresher u
SEASON, and can thresh from L5OO to
COZ bushels a day, and gets eight cen
a bushel for tbreshing. lie reports t
owen family as all being we'll and wou
like to see his old friends at this pla
once more.
The Farm journal has nearly t.
million readers each issue; it is putt
In a new press that viii print 200 cop
minute; &c is the best farm paper
America, and it pleases the women FOL
all to pieces. We have made spec
agreement by which we are able to sc
the Farm Journal for the balance
1899 and all OF 1890, 1901, 1902 and 10
nearly Eve years to an subscribers