Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-08-09
LOCAL.


week.
Col. W. c. Robertson has been on the
sick list
Jim Robertson, OF Jasper, was in town
Wednesday.
Home grown watermelons will soon
be plentiful.
Candidates have left these parts-in
next election:
See change in officers Of X. ofP lodge
at WhitNell.
Green Layno was in town Wednesday
Of last week.
Geo. II. Wseman and wife we're in
town Tuesday.
300, 900 sacks of VIII, at are in storage
in Chattanooga.
Mr. Clyde G liam, or Ketchall. was
in town Sunday.
Nick Fulfur, politician and farmer,
was in town Friday.
C. c. Alder came to Sequachee Tues
day hunting the thresher.
B. F. lIavron has clock which was
brought over n the Maydower.
Spears Robertson, of school No. ?, 1st
district, was here Thursday.
L. w. Gabel, went TO Jasper Monday
to give in the election returns
Sam Robertson, Of Dripping Springs
school, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. W. q. SpAngler was in town Tues
day the first time for four months.
A. L. Pitts and Miss RedReld, Of Jas
per visited tho Blowing Spring Sunday.
Rel Iouts has had circulars printed
for "a big picnic at KelIeys Ferry, Aug.
49,
The Frazier boys have been threshing
in Coppinger Cove but have beeu de-
layed.
MIR. Russ Tatum and Miss Attye Hall,
of Jasper visited the Blowing Spring
Sunday.
Chas. Curtis, having recovered from
his illness, has resumed teaching at
Mt Zion.
Charley. Campbell was in town
Friday morning to meet his sister from
! WhitwMl.
Gustafson Bros. will make curfew
whistle" for the South Pittsburg city
authorities.
Maury county had 1877 candidates in
the field Thursday. Passage up Salt
River was crowded.
Mcssrs Charlie Vlnn, Harry Simpson
and Allen Hall, of Jasper played
ball with the local team S.turday.
Mark Martin returned from Rankin's
Cove Saturday with his threshing
equipment having finished for the sea-
son.
Rev. w. c. Wheeler and John NJ. Ger
rem, prominent in Jasper circles, pass
ed through here Friday going to Whit
we'll.
j. Il. Eldridgo and little daughter,
Of Sequachce. were here last week Wis.
ting the family of Lynch Edridgc.-
Cleveland Jouanal.
G. sherman left for points in Middle
Tennessee Thursday to arrange for dis
posing of the grape crop which promises
to be the largest on record.
NERVOUS troubles are cured by
~ Hoods Sarsaparila, which en-
riches and puritics the blood. II is the
best medicine for nervous PEOPLE.
A western scientist says that a good
coat of whitcwash IN the form Of a spray
will prevent peach trees from coming
into bud so early as TO be in danger o.
being nipped by frost.
Jim Martin went to Jasper Friday az
ternoon He started at about o'clock
saying he would just about have time
enough to walk there and rest little
before the 'cyah" came along.
circumstances Alter Cases"
In cases of dyspepsia, nervousness, cataITh
rheumatism, eruptions etc, the circumstances
may he altered Ivy purifying and enriching the
blood with Hoods Sarsararilla. Try it.
Hoods pills cure biliousness. headache
G. sherman is having all the whea
straw left from from threshing, baleC
and stored, which is the correct idea
Other farmers will do likwiso, L.,
Lasater is doing the work with his ex
celleni baling press.
WALK, Ala, Feb. 4, 1899
am doing we'll with De. j. II. Nc
Leans medicines. ] gave tho strength
euing Cordial to child of mine anC
the cure was complete. ] would not
be without it any any cost.
J. A. MUNDY.
For sale by J. L. Schultz.
Tom Eakin, of Whitwell, called a
this office Wednesday of last week, ant
incidentally remarked that he was go
ing up Sequachee Cove to get log 4
make a canoe in which to navigate Sal
River
Itrrsts with you whether you continue ths~tsusEs.
n.rve-k filling tobacco habit. Ro-lo.hAAiF<A ~
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