Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-04-10
SHIRLEYTON
Special to the News.

The prospects are still good for fruit
and we hope 20 have plenty this season
The wheatholds don't show up in this
section much yet and fear thore will
be very little made this season. Tur-
nip sallit and h OF jaw is scarce. Cold
Wave said his potatoes we're up. He
meant up above his house in the garden.
Mine are up too, mean they are all
washed up
This is court week. Stay at home,
boys and don't 90 turkey bunting.
Mr.. White, who moved to West Ten
nessee, has returned, lie just stayed
long enough to get mess Of sallit.
notice some people on the river
bank every Sunday holding long poles.
don't know what to call IL but fishing. |
Look out boys or you may catch some
thing that you won't want and you will
want some one to help you to turn it
loose.
Some ono asked b. f. Condra what
made him hold to that log so close last
Saturday evening as the train arrived,
He was just afraid the log would get a
way,
Now as believe heapI hear and q
heap don't hear will say right here
that don't believe half what that jack
sonian says. lie said he was glad to-
see our many friends out from Bridge
port, Ala, to help Us. lie was miStnk.
en-. There was no Alabaman at the
convention. The men he had reference
to work in Bridgeport but their families
live in South PiCtsburg and therefore
living in this county they have right
to vote here. He said he had not lam
guage to express his grattude-he
ought to have said his sorrow. Now,
the Jacksonian Democrat us1s the word
1--WE" like there were many Of them.
don't think there could be many Of
him for if there were Mr. Bright could
not have been nominated. am for Mr.
Bright as he is the nominee, but
would have been just as strong for Mr..
I Walker il be had been nominated.
am also for Messrs Pryor, Brown and
Price. Now, Mr.. Jacksonian Democrat
p can you say that. If you can't you are
a jack rabbit democrat. You spoke o.
|, Sam HaVron's loyalty as he just voted
himself Sam is democrat, died il
: the wool, and believe will go for the
l. ticket like a man.
Rev. Moreland filed bis appointment
at Red Hill Sunday evening.
!" Miss Electa Andes attended church a
l. Whitwell Sunday.
r Ask Arthur Station if his mule woulr
- drink of the water at the pond Easte
Sunday.
:. Uucle John Condra was visiting hi
. son-in-law, w. II. Hackworth Saturda
night and Sunday.
Mrs Mary Station was visiting MrI
Martha Condra Saturday.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Red Hill, wa
visiting Miss Minnie Station Satnrda
night and Sunday
will write a few lines in answer
Old Maid:
7 Fairest maiden, would'st that thou
Had stopped me to enquire
For one to sooth thy troubled brow
For such is my desire.
- I'll gladly cheer thy way through Lii
And ever be to you,
II thou will only be my wife,
A husband kind and true.
Now as to looks won't contest;
But always be content
With loving you my very best,
: And saving every cent.
y will not drink or stay out late,
a But always come to tea,
~ And always be loving mate
If thou my wife will be-
So tell me, dear, if thou can'st stand
Beside me on the floor,
And promise there with hand in hal
To love me ever more,
And If to this you answer mo-"
Don't blame the other sex,
For surely then I'll have togo
: And break my only neck,
Joe CondrA and Arthur slattou we
= to Whitwell Saturday, Ssmbo,