Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-09-25
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A. S. Gustaison went to Chattanooga |
]. H. Curtis brought US some fine tur-
nips from the mountain Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Martin, of Whitwell, visit
ed M. Martins family last week
The Charleston, Tenn, News is
late arrival to our exchange table.
Sequachee boys are enthusiastic over
football, says the Chattanooga Press
We will pay l5c per dozen for eggs
CoLDwELL & CHAUDoIN,
The sorgum crop is turning out very
we'll, and long sweetening is plentiful.
Miss Grace Beene of South Pittsburg,
is teaching school in Comanche, Texas
DR.. Turner was called Monday to sec
Chas. Martin who is very sick with
malarial fever
Mrs. James Martin, who has been Wis
iting her father near Jasper, returned
home Saturday.
DR.. s. L. Hicks of Whitwell, came
down Tuesday to do some dental work
in Coppinger cove.
The Gustafson family will spend the
winter here, occupying their beautiful
home on Alabama Avenue.
M. X. Shumake OF the Ridges, was in
town Monday. He reported a general
exodus of miners from Whitwell this
week.
1t is reported that at the next con
ference of the NJ E. Church, South,
resident minister will be appointed fol
this place.
Mrs, L. L, N. Farley of Concord, N
H., kindly remembers the News will
a large consignment Of reading and pic
torial matter.
1t would be a great convenience t.
$ travellers arriving in this town If som
8 one could be secured to take charge G
the Hotel Marion.
t An attempt will be made to have tn
s Cedar Springs and Tracy City team
cross bats here, Oct. 18th, the occasio
d OF the G. A. R. Reunion.
u Remember we lead when it comes
> the finest grades Of job work. We max
= it point to do all work accuratel,
!. promptly and in its best style.
Editor ]. A. Darr of Jasper, passed u
!. on special train to Pikeville Monda,
:, We opine he is living fat to afford sue
Injuries.
&c w. V. Price says that the Dunlap co
Of respondent who roasted him last wee
Id is a mossback and don't know ''ci
." ways" Walter says that in default OF
- telephone he is accustomed to turn Il
IS; coffee mill to keep in touch with civ
on ization.
"a During the past year three baby ca
rs els have been born in this country. o
~ in the Central Park, n. Y, Zoo; the s.
vs., ond in the Cleveland, Ohio, Zoo and
third in the menagerie of the Walter
an Main show The two former ones di
ST but that with the Main show is al
OF and will be seen in South Pittsburg
by Friday, Oct 8.
an Don't fail to see the grand street
10y ~ ade of the Walter L. Main show VIII
exhibit in South Pittsburg on Fri.
: D. Eighteen years ago Walter L. NJ
'eu was teacher in little school az
En- back in Ashtabula county, Ohio.
zee, longed to be Snowman, and, when
parents laughed st his determination
only increaed his ambition, which
since been realized There are g
nm, many steps between a pedagogue /
ooa rural school and an owner Of the lar
~ show in America, but he made Il
and one by one. In his determination
Der. rier 70 him was uEsurmountable,
lex the lessons be learned in his early ST
.ost gle for fame and fortune have SCI
II him good stead in later life. No
word as Impossible can be founI
his vocabulary. When asked TO
- be attributed his success, be rep
o. "Judicious advertising, truthful
II and honest dealing, and keeping q
81 promise made" Young men woul
- we'll to remember this, for failure
NJ possible when this motto Is lived u