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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
REPEAL THE PRIMARY LAW.

We have all of rs come to the conclu-
sion, from an Independents examination,
and also from enlightenme1t received by
discussion, shat the 159th section Of the
general election law does not apply to the
primary election law beyond the supple
ment regulating the primary elections z
Thus Chief Justice Gummere dismisses
the application for a recount in nineteen
election districts in Essex County claimed
by Colby men for county committee, and
the application Of G. Rauch who ran as
"a Colby school commissioner in the thirs
teenth ward of Newark at the late primary
election.
1t had been alleged BY the ccntesting
Colby men that frauds had been perpetrated
on them, and that though a majority of
legal ballots had been cast for them, they
had been counted out. If the Supreme
Court shall uphold the contention Of the
Chief Justice, and the fact tnat Justices
Gauetson and Garrison with whom the
Chief Justice conferred before rendering bis
opinion, leads to the belief that his opinion
will be upheld, ballot box suffers will have
q legal right to ply their avocation, aud
citizens will have the comforting thought
that no matter what their opinions may be
in the selection Of party candidates, the
machine can override their will with per-
feet security.
The on,,nl Y4rsns.o ~ 41.o Ctsaf Trsfsao arc
not surprising. The primary election law
has been the subject Of adverse criticism
from the very beginning It's enactment
was blow at the principle of home rule, so
dear to the hearts OF Jerseymen. II was a
blow at the secrecy of the ballot, since
every voter to cast bis ballot at the pri-
maries must declare his party affiliations.
It was framed and passed upon the plea
that it would prevent repetition of the
SCIENCES enacted in the Londenslager- Van
SAINT fight in the First congressional district
three years ago, when IN Camden blacklegs
and murderers were employed by the con-
hicting interests in the Republican party
TO frustrate the efforts Of the voters Of that
party to select their nominee. There is
danger Of grand juries and trial juries in
assault and murder. Itisa relief to the
political highbinders to know that these
dangers no longer exist; that an easier way
has been found. The election officers can,
il they choose, ignore the votes in the box,
and make whatsoever returns may best suit
their inclination, and no one can call them
10 the bar Of justice for their knavery.
The State had better repeal its primary
law, and permit the different parties to
conduct their own affairs as the members Of
the parties il the various municipalities
may deem best.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
Democratic County Executive Commit
lee

he first meeting OF the Democratic
County Executive Committee of 1905 was
held at Eagle Hotel, Mullica Hill, last
Saturday, fifteen townships and the three
wards Of Woodbury. being represent
After dinner a business session was hele.,
lasting until four O'Clock, during which
arrangements were made for a vigorous
campaign, + was voted 30 meet each Sat
urday from that date 10 Saturday, Nov. 4,
the next meeting TO be held at Clayton,
October 7th. The meeting will be held in
the Town Hall, at 2 O'Clock. and Democrats
Of Clayton, Elk, Monroe, and Franklin
townships are inyited 10 be present. Candi-
dates FerrelI, Allen, Usinger, and Hillegass
will attend all these meetings.
The next meeting will probably be held
at swedesboro on Saturday, October II.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
The popular majority for Avis. 27s.

The popular majority for Wilson, 19o.
Add the 81 Gaunt and Oliver votes
thrown out in Franklin, and 26 in Green
wich to the Gaunt vote, and Avis popular
majority would be reduced to III and viii
sons to e3.
The Primary vote exceeds the RooseYelt
vote 488 in districts that show an increase
The Constitution refuses to publish the
above table, and we re-publish il this week
by request.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
BILLs pAIp.

Mr.. Munyan reported that the Mayor
and Solicitor advised that nothing be done
With Wood street until after the property
owners be given 60 days notice. Mr. Cat
tell said be would give Mr. Munyan credit
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
NMice.

No meeting Of the Gloucester County
Historical Society will be held Al MuIIioa
Hin On Tuesday October 10, as advertised
ii the Consultation
IL. RfifEB.s SEC
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
o.
WHITMELL.

Specialize tie Ns7es. ~, ~sf'i irsp ! ~,
Havron Bros are getting out lumber
for their new, store building to- be
erected ON the site of building burned
in fire of last June. ~ iatJ i"h }A
Hudson Bros, thenew hardware and
furniture men, are pushing their bus
mess in a lively manner ~h' 'aii
Walker Bros are running their mill
full time, and, can hardly keep up with
orders .1- sssri {4l4~ IA ain
i, Capt CIV. Lewisstill remains con-
fned'to his home.e- His old Hagel has
eeniagdinsto him in recovering from
the injury to his thigh; but he is hope-
full and CHEEKY, and glad 70 see his
friends ia,:a,4t8 saaA.ailAa I }t'ttiti
The1 foundation of Dykes &sNortha,
cut'si newystableI is being pat in
When completed lit will be the finest
appointed stable lin the valley. ,4aifp
ii EiiN Bfophy, 4pfjNictoria, was an
the city Friday, making arrangements
for the cutting of hickory timberl alta
points miles east of here. d.. .iii l,r ~
J. Dr.. j l.. Shirley went toaYictoria
on professional business .EE Friday.
Dr. Shirley and Cashier Morgan, Of
the WhitWell Savings Bank, left Fri
day on a camping rtripion Cumberland
,Mt.@ taset .a.h fs-e.s g.,s }aa
, Merchants here are doing rafting
goodrbusiness. o. qtl& ie ssI.a..s IN slIat
The5business house occupied by Harr
risi& Fugatej formerly knownjaS the
!. bear pen,' will be raised and placed
upon stone foundation. 4a- ,af...., b..
J!R. Duke, who received injuries
in the mines recently, is out on the,
streets again "a ir-a, us,te az. i.sll
/, W. G. Shirley is selling the, .Vassar.
Sewing machine for tho Whitwell Drug
-Co.esii .et e-a reit, pi.t a.s.1 rl,..at
/ The Merry -go-round still continues
business, with an occasional excite
ment IN connection with it. g,qai-
The advance agent of arailroad show
or circus struck here Friday oi Is,
3.-
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
f4
E2ESEzER.

Spfeial 10 neNesOy. ~ 'i' IL
Visiting is the order of the day.
Mr., and Mrs, Nell Webb visited
homefolks Sunday. ..u
Mrs, Jane Rogers visited at Sam
Webb's Monday, .t....s ~.
ID. Hancock visited at Mrs. Rebecca
Hancock s Sunday. t-. ,.-i..,.., rt
Miss Sarah Rogers was here one day
last week. 4l
W. J. Pennington was at Sam Webbs
Sunday. .l'-.,-. .-
John Lambert passed here Sunday.
Herbert Webb and family visited
here Sunday. XII. ..-.. ,......
Misses Hattie and Maggie Baden,
OF South Pittsburg, visited Sam Webb
Sunday, .-.I ...... et
Miss Bertha Pennington was in Jas
per Saturday l.,.t...I .'...5
. Mrs, Sarah Lambert is on. the sick
list this vice. ....... .-.. .,..
Mrs. Fl, H. Torbet visited at W, j.
PenningtQn's Monday. .a, En-
Miss Icie Kelly was all smiles Sun
Geo., Pennington visited his brother
Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Lambert passed by here Sunday.
Is. j. Lowman passed by here Mon
Gay going to Jasper White Rose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
KELLYS FERRY.
Special 10 The Ne7Vs.

Special 10 The Meas.
/ Kelly Hartman Of R6ope, was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. W. NJ. Hart
man. Sunday. "E~"sa i'o7g td'
Mr. White visited in the cove Sum
day. " az II - r-s at.i,all I'll
Arlani Mrs. Tim, Snyders,, Of St
Elmo, attended singing Sunday,
viii Hartman was with his girl Sun
Gay. "'''- 'l' + .i1a' fis 2.
A ,certainsA boy said Miss Annie
White looked sweet Sunday. s 49,
Misses Ida, Parker and Ida Cum
mings were the guests of Miss Minnie
Hartman Sunday, E
Miss Jonnie Hale looked sad Sun
day. 'H t.e t'.H
Tom and Arch McNabb had smile
on their faces Sunday as long as
wave ON goose pond. ..I.
If you want to see Miss Minnie
Hartman smile ask her how she enjoy
ed the singing Sunday. f.. t.
Mrs. Isiah Newsome and son were
visiting at Roope Friday.
Miss Emma TFoxler was at the Fer
ry Sunday.
If you want to see Joe Sexton
IroWn ask him II he has seen the school
teacher yet.
Jim Long, Of Oates Island, went to
Chattanooga Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie White was the guest of
her mother, Mrs. R. A. Boatright
Sunday
Ed Davis attended singing at the
Ferry Sunday.
X. F. Richey was ON the sick list
last week, but is up again.
Miss Phemia Newsome was the
guest Of Miss Caroline Baysdon one
day last week.
If you want % see VIM. McNabb
smile ask him 10 get slow horse so
he will have time to sell his fish Sat
uriay.
Mrs. Nancy Anderson was the guest
81 Mrs X. F. Richey Tuesday.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
Profitable Six Acres.

Mr.. Crof Red, well-known young
farmer, north of Marietta, has reaped
a reward from his Elberta peach CROP
He has six acres, and gath cred from
the orchard twenty four hundred crates
of as fine peaches as has been market
ed here. He sold these peaches at one
dollar per crate, delivered at the depot
and was paid 50, 400 cash. He Melted
Il, 500 in the output. This IS a fine
result. The first year on these six
acres he Melted $3.50. He has sold q
bout 81, 600 nursery stock, and upon
the whole he is making money in the
peach business. He says he wouldn,t
take $40, 900 for his place. Marietta
(Ga Journal s''t NJ ''T,'
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
SuNNYSlDE,

Special % he Nl4gs. ''' p
Rev, Jas. Hayron, of Whitwell
preached his first sermon at New Hone
Sunday
Lewis Shelton, of Hill City, is Wis
iting his grandfather, Mr.. NJ " Eas-
terly. 44..f s,.,... lI. 80,
Braxton Brimer, and family, of
Looney's Creek, were visiting at viii
Easterly,s Sunday. RI
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Hudson's babv
is very sick. =1 f -
Mr.. J.tiM. Rogers is improving
slowly ..,r t..- .r..'
Mrs. Laura Hargis, Of Birmingham
Ala, visited her parents a few DAYS
ago, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Smith
Mr.. win Rogers and family visited
at Oak Hill from Friday until Sun
day. t slst r aes. ..i .,,,.g.fT-
NJ. Y Easterly and son are working
on Emmitt Jones house this week
Miss Matte Easterly is visiting at
Withwell f'4+i h, ~
Jno. Hudson, colored, of Nashville
is visiting his old master, Mr.. John
Hudson
Mrs. Dill, who has been sick for
some time, is still very low.
a social was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Condra Friday
night in honor of Mr.. Kelly Farmer
of Birmingham, Ala.
., Tempest and Sunshine
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
RnOpE. TENN.

| Spetta1fothe Attos s...a.- s7ft t mr.
Going to. preaching'is the order Of the
day. ''6'-.. &C. 80 F's s.s'ss II S''f :. 2
Mrs. f,,zAizie BARNES ana Miss Mary
Ford, Of Whitwelt, are visiting here. g;
Geo, and Ell 'Ho5uits, and sister, Mat
tie, are visiting Their brother ii Ala
bama. = 's'. '.'''' - = 80 I
Miss .Altca Parker ftri called On Miss. Jan.
ie Degnan Moniaayg ri 7'''N' 800" 9
Mrs. John Dagnan went 50 Whiteside
Mrs GEO Who'd Visiting her sfsterttos
dav. - srta ~ = tTisi4lepaes 80 e,.tAf
Mrs. Fred Parker went shopping to-
day..'a4 " 2sit. z 4 fah st'a''' I'm" 9'st4
Tom Datron attended church Sunday
night. ! t1fFt'1 n \ 81 #i<i53
i cleye Adkins ldtts Thursday for His
home at Whftwei'l. a. of' . 3eaf 2
Misses Annie Tffacktr and Alice Par.
ker called atthei postofflce Sunday
Miss 'sstlr@ SNYDER il visiting here. 9
Valdez Parker lift Thursday for his
home in Whftw9lI.t s.ia '4@f J rall +
Mrs. John Mason spent Thursday
with her aunt. '''s5tisafff n Rhh rs
!. Miss Rosa Plssdi6rt6 called Il the
store Monday. Z = tls3t.hef sat5 = 'it ],
Miss Lizzie Smith attended sunday
school Sunday. 'i4'' E = y
Arthur Parker returned here Sunday.
Wess Hicks attended church Sunday
night sI f I'M. i'ts'' a
we like to hear from clifty. Come
again, Clifty. "".''' 4 &
E Miss Alice Parker has purchased
tine gold bracelet. 1'if
} Wash MERGERS called at A. G. Parker's
Sunday eve. #a3 .fs'
j Rev. Hatfield filled his regular a -,
Fointment here Sunday eve. 'F5.
= The infant of Mi. and Mrs, Elisha
Hicks is better. ~
: Mr., and Mrs. Heiiry Bailey gave the
roung folks party Saturday night,
Music was furnished by Mr. Gaoach and
son 9l, Harry and Tom Dafron All re-
Port nice time.
FRED and Grover Parker went hunting
Saturday but didn,,F4 kin anything,
Prater Doyle attended Sunday school
Sunday. a. IS. ''.si'.
BOD Merclers purchased a fine two
horse wagon ana team, costing $3.50
rtA4.. III Grasshopper.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
RHEUMATISM.

When pains or irritation exist on anv
part of the body, the application of Raj.
lard : SNOW Lin,ment gives prompt re.
lief. E w. sullivan, Prop. Sullivan
House. FL Reno, o. T., writes June e
1902: ~ lake pleasure in recon m endinr
Billiards. Snow Imminent to all who are.
afflicted with rheumatism. IL is he
only remedy that have found tn,
gives immediate relief" csc. SOC a,S
s1,OJ. Sold 10y Sequatchie Supnlv
Store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31

Dying of Murrain.

Whitwelb Tenn, August 25.-Cat-
tie are dying here aud ON the noun
tain of murrain, quite a number yield
ing to the disease. The negligence of
cattle owners in burning or burying
the bodies of cattle dying Of the dis
ease is causing it to spread, and it is
feared a great many more will die.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
Labor Day at So. pittsburg.

South Hittsburg will have grand
Labor Day celebration Monday next
and everything will be done to make
the day enjoyable to visitor Gov,
Frazier will speak, AMI there will be
athletic contests galore. The celebra-
ted 12to Cavalry Band of twenty piec-
es win give concert. and the local
bali team win cross bats with strong
nine from Chattanooga.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
FOR. SALE.

Washington Hand Press in pooa oor-
aitloh' "lll take two pages of T.
coiumn paper, and guaranteed to do
good WORK. just the thing for paper
CASH.
Also about 30 lbs. Small Plea type at
l2c per ID, and about $50 lbs. Long Prim,
er, both Roman body type and In fair
condition, at same price.
Address:
THE NEWS,
Sequachee, TenB.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
WATCHES. CLOCKS AaO IEwsLRY:

am now in nv new hu'1iug md
prepared 10 do all kind, IT repairing
pr npiiv. Onlv tbo very b.st material
n ,.i ] huv direct from New YORK.
trh' r"a,oaahle aud work guarant''"d
pv'r t~"nfv wears experience in the
o'N nr-s. Your Da'rOnag" appreciated
W. l.. RARBER,
Whitwell. Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
REPORT OF MT. OLIvEr PUBLIC SCHOOL
I # WSITfFkt, TENN, FOB MONTH Is
Hi! flENnlaG AUGUST as, isb5. !
~ Hhrdffmeht. F.Fifsgt gfa,le- male, 90
feniaih,b0.Ie Total 39,,tA f. ,,

!" EnroIlmehtP FFiist GRADS male, 30
feniaihittogle Total 39uhA IA tsa,al.
Second grade-male 4, female I.
Total III 9uEH'f IxHakls
! Third grade male, I, female 10, To
tai 90
sutshtsgrade8 fneafle'~s Rfemges-4
THal<g ~ .s,a III 4 Il I
Fifth grade. male 5, female 1. TO
th8}1'| rElu0@
~. Total a. number enrolled-male 81; fe-
male "a. Total s..
y. Average number belonging to school
male 49, female 81 Total 10. " /
II Average number i'll daily attendance
male 35f-52 fehlal8@ % t-5a Total
81 80 "'-i' '''"'' =. arhf 'al1a4l
Total number days present llals
704; female 524. Total 1928. a'it #.si'fn
Total number days abseht1 male so;
female o5. Total 175. - ~. shlian.
Per cent cent, Of Of attendaiice,. 81 81 j
THE following We're in attendance 90
days during the iho6th!!.ai Dewitt Bas4
ham, Lawrence Frizzel' Lonhie FIJI
eel, Gabriel Hall. Richard RfgBy,
Maggie Burgess, Maud Lavan, Han
nah May Hall, Carrie Layne, Tom
abraham, Freddie Bashain. ''a.a 5r7si=i
r. Those who attended 10 days 4were
iiW9odsop Ferguson, Tom Gholston, {
| Sam fholston, Emma Abrahah ca !.
tbTieI Barker, Ref3 Layne,, JoBhf Abrt:t
ham, Johnnie La47ian, Mattfe' LavaYl. =
Il, Those in attendance rs days3 we're
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
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Abusy Hedloine Tor Busy People
Brings eoldsa Health and RersEed Vier
A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, iva
and Kidney Troubles, Pimpies Eesems. Inlnp- e.
Blood. Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels. nj 'ndaei ,
and baekache. It's Rocky Mountain TIA hi 80.
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GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR suLOw pEoptr
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
STATE OF Quo, CITY OF ToLEDo, !
LUCAS County. o.

STATE OF Quo, CITY OF 'ToLEpo, ~ d.
LUCAS COUNTY, 90
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
L. J. CHENEY 81 Co, doing business IN
the City Of Toledo, County aud State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every cas-, OF CA
TAREn that cannot be cured by Tue use
of HAIL's CATNEHu CURE i.,-, ..sff
eal. o tlFRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me- and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF Dec m Yer.
A. d. 1885,. '.~ q '-' t7a .a eiH
{srA1., l.o f.. A. dffa e4 It ', j..
~ ii. .l Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho SYSTEM. Sond
for testimonials, free. ..., ... --....
L. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, G..
Sold by druggists. so. ''
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
TIL JRsDAY 81 .aas .iAuedsr 80 laga
plrrsRuRe, GA.E

Sbekalto tie Ne7Jj. Y y g''F'f 'EA y =
Molly crowd enjoyed a singing at
tbdabomc of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thomas
sa4rdayaasAs EEkFkaf 4
JbhnPease'aRd III. VIC Oh tiss mayed 70
Whtwell Thursday. r,t,y.9 "a,
Jbhn Girdley and VIII Coulter lett
Duhaam rbussdags Ne weHe yersA.ssrz
ry to give them up.
John Hefsoa Frf14effn;gF0aang VI fA9
road this e#e ming fNe shHsose Was
going to sss sA5sJ64 .3Fa N wv
W1rslsaoregatss smiHipg at the John
son Hoe Faaag nightn Al
Ja6lgfiol foway sretfrhed 70 Durham
Thursday. That's right, Jack, there is
no place NkqI Dprhamt tgigfr 4
Miss Frances Keef. is visiting the Mis-.
sts Datidso6i to-day. 49, - f2lFl''r
School ssarEs Monday wtA PfqfRsor
Moore and Miss Thurman, OF Lafayette,
teachers. '@'z''f''s
Hoyt and Emery Sanders are attend
ing court at Lafayette.
Bud Poweiiand diugh ter, beila, 'aid
visiting IL. Kensington this week. r
Liga shhders and Mona Johnson 9istt:
ed Mrb john co5Wnain 4ssSaiIFidrdiaijyf '.'''"i
Mr." Joe stoner IS welcome fFndiesa ! |;
Geo, Sanders tQpay, .,...... ', ''..'.
SEP R Ramsay M. called on JYs ll5x ., W
"
E7s. Lana T4 saiI;s,aaH % LlstI4 5JSsa$so 4.
Saturday eYen3i.nn4- H., sa...,n ~ ~. Il ..
Jo9 stewart and John Long, al q Rs
ing Eawn' were . In Dqlrlhant the ilFs .t. q
the Wesks u. au..ii np5i...;f .eds
Mrs. Low, Walker is visiting. bgF Sl4-
ter, Mrs doe Perkins, at WnitwelI. ,.,.
John Handy made q Aging. trip to
town Tuesday. D., ), st,g ,sts lis, ~ -
Mr. and .Alrs JohRi Clark visited Mr.
and Mrs. G. e, Sanders Sunday. .,,se,,.
Will Powell, tmaa sesn going TO, the
Widow Powell,sa Ibis afternoon. Miss
Add3e was all smiles. "a u, sazrsss III
Jack Sanders, spent Tuesday at
Chiekamauga!1 e 7,tl r. }na,s.s a!.ia,% n
There will be Sunday school picnic
at the Burress Spring Sept end. All
are invited to come and bring we'll filled
baskets. II a&tf afsaY sff iag.rl,s
Mr!and Mrs. Rufus Morgan attended
the singing at Mr.. and AIRS. &C. "A.
Thomas, Saturday night 4n'..er, ,6ll
Ben Maiorsi5 visiting his brother to-
day Eo3'' h.T II PA 'I,,"'H '7>e
Singing at Mrs Tatum's Saturday
night was enjoyed by'a barge crowd of
the Eva ndale girls. '@ -siF'ts.lA a"1sia
wedding bells are ringing in ,Dufhamo
now Look odt for the ~eddings.'e 'rs"
DIAL Cowan is visiting his grandfa$hy
er Blt1ins IN 'CGattahdooga:l Sod sifa.i
JimlhFii J60ns6t1 has returned 'ffpddf'
Cooper Heights Where Neah As been ON a
VISIT !st'8 4.73'a asa I"t iIt''l t',@ 49,
Sam Ramsay and tho Misses Johnson
and Thomas had their pictures taken
Sudday. 44 >T"a 'e'iA - f"'F' srits
John Ddckett has moved to No.
Hill ~-,'.! s'7''''' "'@' -@'
We ARD sorry to hear that Miss Addie.
Powell IS sick. Hope she wili' be out
again soon.
Clark Gordon made business trip to
town this week. ! .aal. Rastus.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31
FOR SALE or TO LEASE.

GtiSt mill and saw mill combined. A
"lg bargain II taken a. once.
w. L. BARBER.
Whitwsll, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-31

~ brow MOI agAatAie ruth maybe,
ft>Hii as 'f70ds told 10 me.

- -tA-as=sa-e-s.s.....
Saturday. rom ChftI
w Q. Hill, of the Seouscbee. No..
was in the city Friday '0"'
Mr.. !, and Mrs. J. H Harris visited
Mrs VIM Harris Sunday, ''i'e'
Mi. and Mrs, Arthur Harris visited
Mr.. Harris father Sunday. 80 80, 70,
MISS Emma Harris, of sulnbr,
Spring, was in the city Friday" Pr -
Mag! =. II. Crozier and son, Walter
went to, South Pittsburg Sunday,
Miss Annie Haskew Of sn,,ti az,
Smiths. r,,,g''' '.io' Al sses
Rev NJ A. Hunt filed his !5ey,,lor
appointment a, Sunday at the DIP.
Church. oea b. -ya'.I. 4
MISS lula Ashburn and Miss Have,
-Ashbur1 returned from. D,,,,lo,,- - ~.
Thursday '~.ai'as -, H., 80 -
Riley Anderson opened a barber sbon
Saturday in the old building formarl =.
pccupleIby DIR! Will McRee, "a =,
me Merry-go-rounds4will STAY until
a1ter tne snow ON the Sth and move in.
to the old field east IF the. aaiot;~, =, -
/. Miss Bessie Hooper, returned, f,es,,
CSlHty Friday where she,had l,ee,,,. vic.
iiting her sister; Mrs. Lee Brvant =, +,
Il Fyou have improved real estate /, in
= Whitwell, for sale at cash. and. a.
cash prices, apply to John T.sRanlstot 4
Il Dr., and Mrs H. G. Mckee, Of sod.
dy, are in the city visiting Mrs Ma
Reefs parents, Mr.. and Mrs "a.
Pryor | @57 " RI ia aI-tGH f5oj !.
I Mrs JIM Byers and daughters
Misses Annie and Pearl,i who baxe
been visiting here for several DAYS wi
burned home to Tracy Gity,rifuf5fs1 !
There will be a grand 'barbetate, si1-
en- by Che union miners 8f5lRlav9 Ia
which everybody in 4tvit9d4l Five.
hundred loaves6f bread ana gekeralt
boxes Of cakes oranges, etc t,are Dr..
dered 1Phe meat win be brep4redttbea
last of the week. 'faiif fi,<,a5 l4..jsrg..
/, ~ "-9 l-lls-i .sz4n ,i.s - "a 4tjgs did
5iii=4i a3# 10 ~ ! 1---- ---.7 !,
4fadi 4...WRlTWELLa tsnla.4a VII
,SPfttatt0ihae As7us.,'. ,,,a .,.., ~ Il.
! Twolm6re killing scrapes eta15hasize
what wenfiad To say last tweeE abont
crime and gamblingfin, this. town
Gambling dives are Furnishing, mad
nQw'we can Faithfully say it has de-
vefoped Northumberland 1nanslaughter;
AS long lis this lawlessliess his kent
away from the grand iuries, we, NAV
expect this carnival of crime to con
tinue!f a,'4 '@ %eof.sSs.$il ,.s a,1 lf.,8.
Another proclamation is needed from
the Attorney of the company to keen
down crime. ',,'aJ ,n ,jasi 4ii.. hi
The stockholders of the cooperative
store met Monday afternoon with a
good representation. This isa very
prosperous concern 1fass .,ul a..i / i
W. H.~White was up to the county
line Saturday on official business
Murrain has broken out here among
tn cows, three milk cows dying Friday
nj ght here besidessevera on the noun
tian. 81 ltimay be necessary to report to.
the State board of health to have some
one appointed to look after the disease.
There is a protracted meeting going
on at Hickory Grove, north of here,
by Rev. Yandergriff.
Sickness 50 prevalent here, lnt5 con-
siderably decreased with the advent OIL
cooler weather. IN '