Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-11-15
LOCAL.
Perslmmons are rlne.

Persimmons are ripe.
Lookout for Thanksgiving.
Neat job work done at this Office.
John H. Curtis was in town Monday.
Cold weather seems to have come.
Mrs A. Mllblandt has been sick this
week.
OF course You have recovered from the
election.
Levi II, Bowlin went to Jasper, Wed
nesday.
Miss Maud Brown went to Jasper
Tuesday shopping.
Mai. Hill and Miss Louis, Hill
drove to Jasper Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Mccullough was in town
Tuesday afternoon preparing for court.
Mr.. G. S. Brown OF Oates Island, has
entered the Chattanooga Normal Uni
Ver,ity.
Postmaster Chaudoin is recovering.
aft.ra severe wrestlo with mumps
aud fever
Wheat is looking we'll. Chris Wag-
neF has fine crop planted and up OPP
posite the depot.
Mr.. Bryant, OF the mountain above
Arena, brother Of our core spondsn!
th.ra ,,tos ?, tos,, Spud. a,
J. r Houts has purchased the T. II.
Hill place aud will move into it imme-
dialely Consideration $500.
Hon, J. II. Galllnger has sold his
property en- Nov Hampsn ire Avenue
and Sherwood ST. to C. C. Houts.
From coast to coast popular toast,
Browns Shoes Look for the Mar.
For sale by 5. Ii. Alexander, Jasper.
Mr.. Thomas Geary, who is success
fully running tho Bryues mill, and an
old acquaintance, paid our Office pleas
ant visit Tuesday.
j. r. Houts sent two teams to Whit
well for coal Monday but the drivers
got scared about the smallpox and
turned back at Victoria.
Ga 5T Sd IA Ia.
Bears the The Kind You Have A!EssS Bought
Signature ct I<n7zzz5(
Miss Lydia Gustafson ami Louise
Hill went, la equestrienne, Sunday
afternoon visiting Copplogor Cove an
later the mountain road.
aIUMORS, boils, pimples and all
] cruptionS are due TO impure blood,
and by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparila they are CURED,
Several hogs received their Quielus
Monday morning, and were transforme
into pork and sausage by Monday eV
ening.
The locll passenger train was delay
I'd at Chattanooga one hour Wednes-
day evening by reason OF broken hang
er on the engine.
Mrs A. Il. Pprkey, of Atlanta. Ga,
arrived here Wednesday evening on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham, and
we are glad to welcome her.
w. G Spangler was in town Monday
with some extra fine sweet potatoes
which be disposed of readily. We have
some which average SO lbs each.
The Gustafson Bros. Mig Co., is
making preparations to put the improy-
ed names they are ranufac rring for
Adams & Bull, Of Wbitwell, on the
market.
Miss Richardson, who is staying with
Wm. Houts, visited the jackson famil7
above Victoria Sunday and returning
was acc mpanied by Mrs. Jackson and
Miss Amanda jackson.
j. Curtis brought US specimen beet
from his mountain farm Tuesday, that
weighed only 81 lbs. 1t was the small
ost he raised, the others being too
heavy TO toto" TO this office.
"He That ANY Good Would Win -
should be provided with good health and every
one who would have good health should remem
Der that pure, rich blood is the first requisite
Hoods Sarsaparilla, by giving good blood and
gool health, has helped many aman to success
is reported that the hauling Of lum
Der from the Seqnacbee Valley Saw
Mill & Lumber Co.'S plant at Peter Cave
will be suspended until spring Until
then the lumber will be stacked there
g MAv.r