Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-10-03
NEW HOPE.
Special to tho News.

Special 70 the news.
ASH have seen nothing from the owl
in long time ! will try to give you a
few items.
G. ]. Ridge and Lee Smith have come
home and subscribed for the News.
You couldn't have done better thing.
They failed to fence the graveyard
Saturday on account OF the rain.
There is a certain place that we can
hear singing nearly every night.
Howard Grant stopped at the gipsy
camp and lost his paper OF the 10Th inst.
guess he was trying to swap his flea
bitten gray but he didn't know that
the gypsies had learned that the Sc
auachee News was hustler, but |
guess he knows itnOw
There was a certain young man near
this place that had some trouble with
his brother-in-law and be hit him two
blows with his fist and then moved a.
way to Whitwell. The trouble arose
over some fodder, but it is nothing new
to hear of men fighting over fodder.
Frank and Lee Smith and j. D. Smith
and ]. d. Ridge, Jim Holloway Jack
Holloway and G. w. White were in
| Whltwell Saturday.
| e. M. Hicks, of this place went down
to Robert Holloway's Friday. We guess
he went down to see his grandson
Joe Holloway informs us that be has
got pen to hold his SOW but no strap
to hold his COW.
Miss Sarah Hudson visited Miss Ada
Hicks Sunday but that was not all that
visited Mr.. Hicks Sunday as Miss Alice
can tell you.
Dave Pryor and Graves Janeway, of
this place are frequently seen going up
the road There must be something
drawing the boys that way. Wonder If
they haven't found a girl up.
Joe Holloway went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Braxton Brimer OF Walden's Ridge
called on his best girl here Sunday.
We went to church at Looney's Creek
! Sunday and heard Bro. Wheeler preach
his farewell sermon: Subject, 'The
christian soldier" And having done
all to stand" The christian hero has
made his stand obedient to his captains
great command In panoply divine,
equipped, complete, no danger breads,
no foe he fears to meet Truth won
the girdle that his loins adorn. This
bears him scathless through the bitter
storm. A sense of pardon guards each
vital part, and forms the breast-plate
that defends his heart. For brazen
greaves obediance he takes, Through
thorny paths his onward progress
makes Hope of salvation is his hum
blest fear, though oft perplexed it saves
him from despair He Yields and not
in vain a trusty sword. right good
blade it is, Jehovah's Word, The spir-
it's weapon will each knot unite, each
| nd ~,
er all the rest he grasp's faiths mighty
shield, and onward rushes to the bat
tlefeld.
His enemies with sore dismay, fly
from the light and shun the day. Then
lift your heads We saints on high, and
| sing for your redemption nigh.
Frank Smith, who has spent
the last year at Greenville, Texas, has
! returned home. Our school teacher has
struck for higher wages, therefore we
> will have no more school this year,
2 There will be no more Sunday school
at Hicks Chapel till next April owing
to the bad weather and muddy roads
we think it best to close it till spring
The following short lesson is what
Samantha and Little Rose should learn
We hope they will learn this lessor
!, and go as near by it as possible. Tc
sew, to cook, to mend, to be gentle, tt
value time, to dress neatly, to keep {
secret, to be self-reliant, to respect ole
, age, to avoid idleness, to darn stockings
to take care of the baby, to make gooC
= bread, to keep a house tidy, to MAKE
s home happy, to be above gossiping, t.
= control their temper, to take care of tn
Is sick, to sweep down cobwebs, to hume
s. a cross old man, to marry a man for hi
It worth, to read the very best of books
= to keep clear of trashy literature, t.
70 take plenty of plenty Of active exercise