Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-22
Mrs, A. H. Blackjack is improvN

10 Victoria lasL CunuAy.
Rev. J. Il. Hash attended meet
ing at sequachee last week.
jeff Shelton Of Sulphur Springs
was in the city last Saturday,
Jack Bowden returned from
Hartman last Saturday evening.
Wyatt Condra is not expected to
live many days He hashronchitip,
John Ballard is very low with
lagripph and probably pneumonia
Rev. NJ. K. HOLSTER preached
Sunday at the G. P. Church at 7 !
p. m.
It showed all dav Thursday
The snow was six inches deep on
the level.
Miss Addie Arledge has been
laid mp week with sickness hut is
ont again
Mrs. J NJ. RverS IL atill confined
10 her bed with sickness hut is
some better.
Mr.. and Mira, DR.. Gilhreath are
still sick and some other members
r of the family.
Rev. joint. Price returned to
Cowan last Saturday, his mother
being improved IN health.
) John Carlyon has been laid up
: all the week with la grippe but ie
/ improving so as to be out again.
d There were twelve from here that
: attended the funeral of A. ] Har-
i ris Wednesday of last wee X at Sar>
4 dia.
Several young men are looking
rather sad since Miss Belle Bicker-
ton left the city for Pratt City
Ala.
r Anthony Smith died Saturday
% night aged about 65 years. He Wal
D. D. taken to Etna Monday for inter
d. ment.
:. Milton Rankin of Plkevi!le, wa
oil in the city Sunday. He seems t
u be quite q favorite with the youul
b ladies.
a |. N. HuddlestOn, of Dunlap
n. was in the city last week he is en-
80 gagged in hauling saw logs OF
WAlden's Ridge.
III Robt. Looney is at the point O
'O death at this wiring (Monda
As. evening" and before this is in prin
m. he will have crossed the river.
at Strict quarantine regulations ar
being enforced and carried on
here All persons coming here al
M. strictly examined by our efficien
~ officers.
81 A fight occurred at the Comps
ny's store Friday between two {
j, ,s the clerks which come near bein
at serious, but friends interposed an
" W stopped it.
A. F. NJ. Mccullough is highl
, spoken OF as gentleman and
ay decidedly the choice of large ms
N! N. iority of the people in this Q5tE
in, district for sheriff.
Ed A. w. Lewis returned frol
/ Nashville last Thu rsdaY where b
= has been attending the NEEDLES
At lectures at the University of Mast
$. Vile for the past six months.
- lam paying 5Sc for corn, 6Os for mea
o. lOc for eggs, 2Oc for hens. | propose
lay give you bargains in shoes, clothin
We hats, dry goods &c. Jeans suits, q
81 wool nlling, S3.OOi CAssl mere SUITS, So.U
Black worsted suits from $3.50 up. Sui
de- made to order from ss.OOup. Call to 81
eve me. J. r. DYER
K Rev. Thompson Ashburn.
Ier' Evansville, Indiana; and Or. job
o.s Ashburn, OF Nashville, arrived
ow- the city last Friday only a fe
A. hours before their father died.
an, B.F. Ashburn died Last Frids
al IL p. M, aged 20 years. He W
- member Of Whitwell lodge N
SIS, F. & A. Masons. Also
'OT' member If the c. P Church and
tb; ruling elder for several years. +
mas was buried at Red Hill Csmeter
- on Sunday, Revs. NJ. K. Hollist
and ]. F. Hash. conducting Il
4 services. There vas a large CROW
u present TO testify their love and {
TEEN FOX the deceased.