Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-07-26

Chattanooga Monday.
DR. J. L. Thompson, of Victoria,
was IN the city Saturday.
J. T. Smith, Of South Pittsburg
was in the city Friday night.
Mr.. J. c. Smith of South Pittsbdrg
was on our streets Friday evening,
Prof Ashburn left Sunday TO. Oak
Grove where he will open school
Monday morning.
DR.. II. c. McRee has moved to
the city and occupies the house va
Gated byJ, J. Smith.
Miss Matte Vincent will open
subscription school at the Red Mems
Hall Aug. 10, 1900.
The Sequachee Valley Association
will convene at Whitwell Aug. Bird. ,
Everybody is invited to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Sherrel, of South Pitts
burg, was in the city a few days
visiting Mr.. Bull and his son, Sam.
Ed King bought fine milch cow
last Saturday, of G. w. Alder, of
Oak Grove. He paid so dollars for
her.
J. w. Norwood moved his family
to the mountain Saturday where he
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Chattanooga,
= is visiting her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. K, G. II. Pryor this
week.
DR.. w. r. McRee will leave a
: bout the first of next month for
some point IN Alabama, probably
g Birmingham.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Livingston,
n of South Pittsburg, spent few days
:; in the city the first of the week visit
e ing the latter's sister, Mrs. Maggie
:, Pryor.
n Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughter,
s. Miss Ethel, left Saturday for Dur
'o ham, Georgia their future home. A
y certain young man looked very pale
T. as the train pulled out.
If you want bargains in Shoes
Hats, Clothing, Hardware, Tinware,
: Glassware, sc, come to see me
Have some Special Low prices to of.
fer. Your friend,
J. E. DYER.
Our school commissioners have de
r. termlned to build a large and com
oI modious school house having sole
P. the one in the lower part of town f
the negroes. They will build til,
n new house on Poker Hill but as We
20 have not determined whether it vii
be wood or brick structure.
H. The protracted meeting still con
m. tinues with undated interest Up t
lao the present time Cruesday) ther
have been so conventions with abou
IN, 30 at the anxious seat. The larg
IN church is filled to almost its full capa
city and standing room is often at
as premium.
m.
IN Tom Layne, our popular druggis
at has one of the finest and most effectiv
patent medicines of the nineteent
century. 1t is DR.. Caidwell's Syru
av of Pepsin lie sold vial of it t
ST. Rev. j. f. Hash who put it in hi
NJ pocket and it was said that it too
immediate effect Upon his horse. ]
nts any one doubts this let him Try
S 60 small bottle of 1t or ask either, DR.. =
I'm 7. Peay or Druggist d. T. Layne.
Sheriff Brown came TO the cit
a. a, Saturday evening to serve the bill {
NJ. injunction on the Election Commits
IN sloners under the laws of the la
er, Legislature redistricting the count
I. in four districts, and compelling tber
10 hold in the original IL district
~ y, The Commissioners were summone
S. to appear before Judge Mcconnell t.
- day TUESDAY to show why the il
law junction should not be granted.
D ,S Mr.. John Milligan received dis
patch Wednesday about 9 a. m. th'
de- his son, Thomas, had died that da
S. at Adamsville, Ala. He left imm,
IN ~ diately accompanied by his son An
drew for Adamsville. Thomas Mi
cts ligan was a soldier in the war wit