Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-04-21

O. c. Rapier, the photographer, of
South Pittsburg, is expected here next
month
Scott Minter of South Pttsburg, Sun
dayed here, calling on some one but
we won't tell.
MIR. Joseph, of Chattanooga, is here
this week, grating grape vines for Sc
quachee Vineyards.
Chas Martin and Bob Campbell at
tended the box supper at Pleasant
Grove Saturday night,
g Sherman attended meeting of
Southern Handle Makers Association
in St. Louis last week.
Baptist services were held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at the Baptist
church by Rev. J. T. Pettus.
H. Il. Tate left for Chattanooga Sat
urday morning on business connected
with the insurance company be repre-
sents
NJ. C, Campbell, who recently remov-
ed here from Chattanooga, is now back
in the smithy with his son, j. o. Camp
bell
Rev. Geo. Delamere, the evangelist,
has been spending few days in the
city. He commenced revival at Jas
per Sunday.
j o. Campbell, who has been suffer
ing from stomach trouble for some time,
Is getting better He is now receiving
treatment from DR.. Ellis of Whitwell.
TOR CATARRH of the nose,
throat, stomach, bowels and more
delicate organs, take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla-it is A RADICAL CURE.
/, The firm of Parkns Bros, Dunlap, is
reported financially embarrassed, M,
l. Parkins applying for relief in bank
ruptcy, and s. L. Parkins entering suit
to prevent him from so doing.
Miss Annie Laurie Spears, of Jasper
who is attending the Southern Conser
vatory of Music in Chattanooga, took
part in concert given by the pupils
Saturday night, her selection being q
piano solo, La Gondola," by Henalt
Strength
Comes from well digested and thoroughly as
simulated food. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
digestive organs, and thus builds up the
strength. If you are getting run down,
begin taking Hoods at once.
Miss Agnes Milbrandt entertained {
number of friends Friday evening with
a delightful finch party Those presen
: were Misses Agnes Lasater, True Ran
die and Louise Hill, and Messrs. w. S
Pryor, Gus Hopkins and Fl. e. Tate.
. To correspondents: If you fail t.
find your correspondence in the News
you may lay it down as a first cause
that you failed to sign your name. Th'
Atpontley, Tenn, correspondence o
last week. a well written letter. wa
omitted for this reason. Write again
and sign your name that we may know
who you are.
Artist P. A. Butler and good wifi
4 leaving Pinebluff, N. c., where the!
& have been sojourning for several weeks
d write the News as follows: Nothing
z new for US to pull up stakes and NOV
US. We, like the swallows that home
ward fly, move by degrees toward tn
north. AS the ice and snow weep il
consequence of being obliged to get gu
and their tears flow on to the rills
brooks and rivers TO the ocean, the bird
8 and us hitch along to our summe
homes. Our next postofice after no'
will be Lakeside, Litchfield Co., Con
necticut."
The thankful spirit finds occasion 70
gratitude for the smallest comforts
"Lippiucott's Magazine tells this; /
camp meeting was in progress in th'
wire grass region of Georgia. The af
ternoon service was conducted by Uncl,
Nose Bradford, an exhorter of deep pi
ETY., but entirely innocent of book learn
ing. He took for his text on th is occas
ion the words of st. Paul: For | hav
learned in whatsoever state l sm il
Herewith to be content" After tax
ing about fifteen minutes on the beaut.
Of contentment from Christians poin
of view, he suddenly announced that b
was going TO Thrown the meeting
open" His invitation was: III you'v
got anything 70 be thankful for, git u
and say So" One after another rose ul
and spoke OF peace and cOntentment NJ
der circumstances that seemed impossl
bic judged from worldly standpoint
Some said they we're thankful for thing
they had missed, and 81 last an old lad
arose, pushed back her sunbonne, and
with a beaming countenance, triuu
phantly exclaimed; We'll, Brothe
Nose. ! hain't got but two teeth. bu'
thank God, they hit"