Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-12-22
MARvILlf. nj.

Stra1ifs tie N7g5
Well. the weather has made a change
bat iti too late to save the wheat for
it.has been SO dry that the wheat has
az died There wont be half crops Of
Wheat 10 snis part OF the country.
B'll Cars,ignt has changed his work
from timoe:ing to loading lie was
anxious Go make the change
Arthlr B-yant left here for Whitwell
the Nh, al1a.l heg there? No, for
If be meets iago and is jabbered at
he vii. take 5ack tracks for ho is afraid
Of them
Well She people are getting up
good thing acre, what is called the la.
dies society They charge s5c to join IT,
and they give dinner every week at
some nembeys, and then charge l5c for
the dinner. In that way they pay the
preacher and ran the Sunday school.
like the aides all right. but you know
Bro. Gaba don't like the society.
We have got plenty OF grub now for
Tunel'e delivery wagon has broken
down in my yard.
Mrs. Adamson has a smile on her face
as long as my arm since her sister came.
Mrs. Kittle and the Adamson girls
and John Copeland went down the shaft
into the mines the other night. They
came where was at work, their eyes
shining like new made money. They
were all holding to each other like they
were afraid Of bugbear,
Pay day was here the 10th aud it put
me in mind Of the people going to a
berry patch gathering berries, Every
one leaves with his hands full, and this
happens every two weeks, and they
could have had as good berry patch at
Whlswell II the black sheep had not
! jumped the fence and killed the vines,
| think that old butting ram was the
| fence breaker. The man who is noble
and just will never live a pampered
slave. I'd rather live at home and in
liberty with the u. M. W. OF A.
They keep grumbling at Zeiglar but
it is on account of the black sheep in
the berry patch.
A moterman on the street car line was
!, killed today. He ran through bunch
of chickens and stepped to the door u
look back to see If he had killed any o
them, and post close to the linz
struck Dim in the back of the head
bursting his skull. He died the mex
day.
Gee molly, yon ought to see how it il
showing mere today.
Mrs. Copeland is talking of coming t.
Whitwsll bus l think this snow viii
bluff her, for she can't stand col,
weather.
see that brother S. NJ. Tate OF Pc
tros, has got his name on the list @
the great paper of Sequachee. Goo
luck to him. hope to hear from him
Throw the nsws to US and tell US 81
tho news of PetrOs. Say, Sam, ru
John Wimberly for me and il he ask
you what you did it for tell hiI
that brother Gabe wantOd him rul
bed.
Chas, Cartright is at work here dril
ing He said he had to stick 1on tn
end OF the car like sapsucker ON
tree. He don't like such riding IS tina
Well, Bro. Amos, IL seems to m
that your interest In reading is in pI
! pers and magazine. II you were 9
we'll posted on the Bible as you are o
other books and papers you would tai
different. The difference between OIL
er books and papers and politics an
the. Bible is that you read OF foolish
ness when you read other books and pt
perS and magazines, but when you rea
the Bible you read the truth, and whit
you read you can derive benefit frou
AS for the books and papers their ben
fit is only temporal.
Happy Christmas to the News and i
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