Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-26
LOCAL.
Ho, for the mountain road.

Ho, for the mountain road.
W. C. Hill won't to Whitwell Friday.
Mr. Isham Hammock went to Jasper
Monday.
Mr. W. L. Melcher went to Jasper
Saturday
The bluebirds are on hand looking
for spring.
Azariah Burnett has sold his house to
j. A. Spears.
The Public School will open on Mon
day next, Jan. 30.
First thunder and lightning OF the
season Tuesday morning.
An embryo male quartet has lately
been doing some tall practicing'
Mr.. c. H. Davidson is looking into the
feasibility OF setting up a single mill
here.
Mr.. John w. Graham left for South
Pittsburg Monday to assume his ne"
duties.
We call attention to our cent word
column. There are several ne" aoS
this week.
jackson Lee returned from Chstta-
noogo Monday evening and reports his
eyes better.
Mr.. L. w. Gabel went to Chattanooga
on business last week returning on
Thursday.
In the absence of Mr.. Graham, Mrs.
Graham and the boy are stopping at
Sheriff Browns,
A. ]. Bedwell has purchased the
Thornton house in Block So and will
move into it soon.
Wylie Parker has bought the Ket.
ner house on Mass, Ave. and will
move back TO town.
We add the names Of B. P. Baffaloe,
Of Leonard, Ala, and g. s. Brown OF
Palmetto Fla. to our growing list
The Epworth League held their reg
ular service Sunday night and adVanc-
ed an idea, Original, II rot substantial
ted by facts
Mrs. Lavan and son, Willie, have
moved ia Battle Creek, and Ben Byrd
has moved into the house occupied by
them on the mountain side.
wedding in town last week. Miss
Bertha Alder was married to Laurence
Lasater, Rev. s. P. Pryor officiating and
it being his first effort st tieing the
nuptial knot
The Fulfur boys and Eek Dixon
have been getting some land In shape
on Battle Crock for a crop this year
but now have returned home to help on
the home place.
Mrs. VIM. Owen has lately made an
addition to her stock Of turkeys in the
shape Of gobbler, which comes from
family that is apt to tip the scales at
from IS to 40 pounds.
Mr.. A. S. Kelley, c. S., OF Jasper, be-
gan work Monday morning putting in
grade stakes for the building Of the
new road, Central Street, to the top OF
Cumberland Mountain.
Mr.. Scott Minter, OF Jasper, succeeds
Mr.. John w. Grab am, as depot agent at
this place and is a son of Mr.. John L.
Minter, ex-COunty Court Clerk and
well-known citizen OF the County.
Washington's Birthday, Wednesday
Feb. % will be holiday for the public
school. In the evening the scholars
and friends will present an entertain
ment the proceeds of which will be APP
piled to the organ fund.
Prevention is better than cure.
Keep your blood pure, your appetite
good and your digestion perfect by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla, gentle, efficient.
Mr.. ]. W. Graham, who has been in
charge OF the depot here since Oct,
1890, left Monday morning to accept 4
position in the freight Office Of the
railroad at South Pittsburg. Although
we are glad to know of his promotion to
more lucrative position, the people Of
this place regret to lose Mr.. Graham,
who is highly esteemed by all. He
will move his family there in short
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