Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-10-29
LOCAL.

DR.. N. Turner was in sequacbce Fri
day.
Ernest Bean left for Missouri satur.
day
John Ii. Curtis was down from Curtis
Vile Monday.
DR.. n. b. Moore was plying his avo-
cation with plyers in town Friday.
S. +. Smith, OF Whitwell was here on
his way from Battle Creek Friday.
Ladies OF Ghe NJ. E. Church at South
Pittsburg will hold Christmas Basaar.
'Possom and Eaters are now ripe, but
the taters are almost as scarce as the
'possoms.
Mrs Pearson, Of Sequachec, was in
the city Wednesday shopping. So. Pit
tsburg Hustler.
The heaviest frost OF the season fell
Saturday night and Sunday morning
the ground was white.
Miss Lillio Colt, OF Imam, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Clarence Livingston. --
So. Pittsburg Hustler
Mrs. Wylie Parker was good enough
to send us somu apple butter, which
was simply fine, this week.
Malcome Burnett, who received So
we're injury to foot from log rolling
on it is now able to be out getting about
with the aid OF crutches
Attention is called to the new adVer-
tisement of the Miles Medical Company
OF Elkhart, Ind, who have favored us
with contract for year.
Cattle shipments are beginning to
be made from Bledsoe county, u special
train of three cars loaded with fat cat.
tie passing through here Saturday.
Chris Wagner was down from the
mountain Monday and brought us a
sample of Arkansas Black apple, weigh.
ing II ounces raised on his place.
Unsigned correspondence from Need
more goes to the waste basket. We in
variably reject all matter unaccompan-
led by the real name of the writer.
For a pleasant physc take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale
by Cold we'll & Chaudoin, and Whitwell
Drug Co.
A city ordinance at South Pittsburg
provides a S. fine for hitching to any
post, gate, shade tree, or tree box"
on Cedar avenue or for riding or driving
on the side walk
G. w. Alder, of Oak Grove, was in
town Saturday looking as fat and heart.
y as ever, and will sell you anything
prom andd will sell you anything from
load of hay to a load Of hogs
We have heard many times of the
sting Of serpenLs tooth, but never saw
one. The nearest approach to one is
the tooth Of rattlesnake brought to
us by Robt. L Ivy Monday, and which
we still have.
Ex-Governor Peter Turney, who died
at Winchester last week, was born in
Jasper, this county, Sept. % 1927. His
mother was daughter of Miller Fran
els, of Rhea county, and granddaughter
30 Wpo uanry Of UirpiDio
While opening box, j, C. Mount, o.
Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran a tenpenny
nail through the fieshy part of his hand
II thought at once of all the pain anC
soreness this would cause me-" he says
land Immediately applied Chamber
lains Pain Balm and occasionally after
wards. 10 my surprise it removed al
pain and soreness and the injured part
we're soon healed" For sale by Cold
we'll & Chaudoin: and Whitwell Drul
Co., Whitwell.
We printep recently 500 contracts 70
the Dunlap Miners Union, which was a
pretty big job. 1t contained nearl,
10, 600 ems of type set solid, being a
much type or over what many countr!
papers set in week, and was printed
on 24.lb stock cut 15X22, While we hav
the biggest job press in the Valley still
the form was too large for it, and tn
tho work of printing had to be done q
our cylinder press five had charge
for the job anything like the amount {
time consumed on it, the price woul
have been 50 per cent greater than VIVA
we did charge.