Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-07-12

district commenced Friday.
Joe Walden. after lingering for a
year, died Monday OF last week.
Summer clothing! Cool shirts |
You will find them at our store.
Stewart & Alley.
F. NJ. Mccullough, candidate for
sheriff was here on the 4th shaking
hands.
John A. Clouse, of Kimball, is in
the city selling books, the history of
the 18th century.
Prof. j. r. Hunter, of Jasper, was
in the city Saturday evening eli
route to Dunlap.
The protracted meeting is we'll at
tended and considerable interest is
being worked up.
Keep cool-the coolest and best
store in Wmtwell is
Stewart d Alleys.
Maj. G. II. Croner is in Tracy
City cOnfering with the union miners
as to the wage scale.
Ben Kilgore got one of his arms
badly burned with gasoline ole day
last week iii the mines.
Mr.. Ault, Of Knoxville, a travel
ing salesman, was in the city Satur-
day and Saturday night.
Rev. J. f. Hash went to Mt. Oil
vet Sunday to hold services accom-
panied by Rev. ia. Darr.
Rev. J. A. Darr, Of Jasper, cundl-
date for Trustee, took in the picnic
and celebration on the 18th and made
a rousing speech.
Mrs. J. NJ. Byers and daughters,
Annie and Pearl went to SheIlmound
Monday to visit Mrs. Byers grandma,
Mrs. Lydia Clouse.
Hon. Jeptha Bright, Of South
Pittsburg, was in the city Tuesday
night Of last week in support Of his
candidacy for the Legislature.
DIR. N. b. Moore returned from
Kansas City last Saturday evening
as happy as any boy ever was on re.
ceiVing his first barlow knife.
There never assembled . more or.
defly crowd thai the one here on
the 4th. Not = drunken man Vas Il
he seen. Everybody seemed to en-
JOY themselves.
Rev. r. f. Hale preached at the
tent Sunday morning to a large ant
attentive audience, and they were
scarcely dispersed when the wine
blew the tent down.
At sacrifice we are ready to cleai
out our stock of shot guns. Come
early and get yonr choice. They
must and will be sold.
Stewart & Alley.
We shall continue in giving thu
people what they want and wher
they want it at prices not to b,
touched elsewhere. We keep goo'
stock and it is always composed o
the newest designs. The ladies 0
Whitwell are cordially invited t,
comeand inspect our stock.
Stewart & Alley
Ferrill Tate has perhaps the larg
est cherry tree in the state. Year be
fore last it before last it bore 81
t gallons Of cherries. This year a
many more or 1854 gallons. For tn
the truth of this we refer you t
Charley Price. TIE tree is 8 fit. i
circumference so says w. b Ketnel
To close out our spring and sum
mer goods and make room a dolla
will do double duty. We must hav
the room and will make a clearanc
! at prices which will astonish you
, Ladies come and see the bargains W
a offer. Every day is bargain day
Stewart 81 Alleys.
. The 4th of July celebration was
huge success. Some six hundre
+; Sunday school scholars were preser
J, and seven or eight hundred other
! The band performed its part splenc
: eddy. The singing was good an
the speeches excellent and bette
}. behavior could not have been wishe
, : for. The dinner would have suite
the most fastidious. "' -
!, There are ties of many kinds an
y we are overstocked in summer tn
!, which we offer at prices that wi
sell every one of them. Come earl
;. and avoid the rush.
= Stewart q Alley.
/. Last week the local ministers
r. the different churches procured
large tent for the purpose of holdir
= a union meeting and began Fridi
+. evening and held meetings. till SUI
l; day. Just after the morning servi
D. ~ had closed there came a wind ar