Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-08-04
LOCAL.

James Layne OF Imam was IN town !
yesterday.
Austin Coppingsr attended court at
Jasper Monday
Jackson Layno from Sequachee cove
was here Wednesday.
Report has it that there are two cases
Of smallpo at Jasper.
Martin Bros. have about finished
threshing for R. ]. Brown.
Miss Agnes Lasater left for South
Pittsburg Tuesday to visit friends.
Miss Annie Laurie Spears of Jasper,
visited Miss Anna Deakins Sunday.
James Hoge, of Ebenezer, and lady
friend, we're visitors to our city Sunday.
James eagle and Matte Bershears
we're married recently in Sequachee Co.
Why can't the fountain in the Park
be induced to play occasionally, say on
Sundays?
Aldine and Roy Jordan of Whitwell,
we're visiting W. NJ, Houts and family
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Rogers visited rel
auyes at Battle Creek Saturday and
Sunday.
To-day is pension day and the old
veterans are having their vouchers fill
ed out
James Carlock of South Pittsburg,
agent for the Bliss remedies, was in
: town last week.
Malcolm Burnett, Jr., son of NJ. Burn
EFT, continues very sick with fever. lie
was taken sick last week,
Work Of constructing the bridge over
the Spring branch has been commenced
and the bridge will 90 up in short or
der,
The culvert over the wet weather
creek between here and the school
house is being constructed by foreman
Kelly and men.
Ben Harris, of Tracy City, paid us a
} pleasant visit yesterday. He was re-
turning from Jasper where he had been
attending court.
= Miss Elm Gustafson was heard for the
5 first time this season at the orchestral
: concert this morning. -Monteagle cor.
Nashville American.
The Sequachee b. B. Team will go
, to Tracy City Saturday to play the team
o there. good crowd of rooters should
60 along with the boys.
r Some of our farmers are complaining
+ that they wont have anything to feed
n their cattle on as these fine rains are
putting the nubbin crop out of biz.
TOR CATARRH of the nose,
|, throat, stomach, bowels and more
y delicate organs, take Hoods Sarsapa-
g rilla--it is A RADICAL CURE.
5 Comforts the heart, strengthens the
r mind It's good, i'll or we'll. Makes
ones face brightas asummer morning
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea does IS cents. Tea or Tablets
k Ask your druggist.
Job Work is a speciality with us. We
have certain styles of new type which
\ we reserve for use in job work alone
u hence with good paper, good ink anC
g the most careful workmanship work re
g ceiyed from US always looks well.
s. John Graham, reported to be resi-
dent Of Sequachee, Tenn, while Sitting
- on the track of the Cincinnati Southern
, about two miles south of Oakdale
| Tenn, was struck by freight engine
| knocked from the track and seriousl,
! injured
| Larkin O'Bar, who killed his wife a
| Wauhatchie several months ago will be
| sent to Lyons View Insane Asylum
| without the formality of trial in tn
criminal court In the chancery cour
| in Chattanooga O'Bar was declared in
sane and a guardian appointed for hi
j minor children.
M udlly paper lot one dollar year /
~ an innovation but the st. Louis WorlC
" can be obtained for such sum. Tn
4 News can be furnished with it for 80
2 extra or rl.30 for both papers one year
Remember the publishers of the Worl
agree to send it to you every day TO
one year for such sum.
Miss ANNE Scott, of Guyandotte, "
( Va, who is pleasantly remembered b
, many of our citizens, sang recently at
| musical under the direction of Prof. Il
S. Lyons at the NJ. L. Church, Proctor
vile, Ohio for the benefit of the La
dies Aid. Miss Scott's selection wa
: Summer by Chaminade.
The environments of the BLOWN
= Spring have been cleared of rubbish
~ the wreck Of the summerhouse reno,
- ed, and the rocks thrown into the Sprin
taken out thus making considerab
mproyement IN the looks of thing
An effort should be made now to rebuff
the summerhouse, which was always a
adornment to the place.
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