Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-09-07
TATESvILLE.
Special to Tie Mans

Sbeciaf 10 The Mars
We are experiencing some hot and
dry weather at present.
Most Of the farmers are through cut
ing hay. 1t is fine weather for the bust
NESS.
Mr.. j. W. Bryant handed me bit of
interesting history OF the Bryant fami
lily. He said the fore.fathers OF the
Bryant family were from Ireland and
left there because Of having released
prisoner. They came TO this country
and settled in Virginia Their original
name was 0'Bryant but fearing that
they would be caught and taken back
to Ireland the dropped the ''0' and call
ed themselves bryant. So the Bry-
ants and OBryants are of the same fam
lily and are of iroyal blood, as there is
but one race of Bryants or 0'Bryants
that know Of This will be interest
to the Bryants and OBryants to know
they are kinsfolks and are of royal
blood.
! went to Dams this week and saw
Tom Layman. He said Jumbo was a
little mistaken in weight of that COOK
but he felt that be could support 80
| Id cook.
j. l.. White preached at Mt. Vernon
Sunday morning and evening. Sinners
were convicted and christians were
greatly revived. He preached pointed
ly to the christians in the morning and
to the sinners in the afternoon.
went out hunting this morning
and killed three squirrels. When got
home told my old dear we would we
would have dumpings at once.
thought of my squirrel gravy and pos
son-tail gravy.
John Barker and Mr.. Henegar, his
father-in-law, of Inman, gave me call.
| j. w. Bryant made business trip in
town the other morning very early Of.
ter Old Stateman.
Henry Barker visited Burt Palmer,
who is still on the sick list.
A. A. Ransom went to Coalmont this
week after his daughter, Masie, who
had been in Indiana for four or five
years. She will make this her future
home.
Geo. Bryant was in town this week
with bell on his horse.
Mrs. W. NJ. Smith, Of Gruetli, visited
at John Cheeks last week.
John Cheek and two daughters, OF
Nubbins Hill, were in Tatesville shop
ping today He seems to be all right
since DR.. Moore made him a new set OF
teeth.
Jas. Turner's picnic on top OF Peak
mountain Sunday was failure as II
was not we'll attended.
Katie's statement last week that
the Sunday school that was conducted
by j. l.. White here had closed was in
correct Rye Loekhartis ,Superintend-
ont.
Alb Pickett and Isaac Turner are Wis
iting Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Turner.
Our school is progressing nicely un-
der the the supervision of Mr.. York
of McMinnville. He is giving medi'
cine to all out of the same spoon. That
is right.
Mast is scarce.
j. and Uncle Toms old SOW will be
too thin to butcher but we have to have
meat, fat or lean.
homefolks Sunday.
He is simple cure for telon which
was given in the Medical Visitor by
Dr. Whiteman. The doctor says fol
the last fifteen years he has used egg &c
cure a felon and he has yet to see 8
case it will not cure The way to apply
the egg is as follows: Take fresh egg
and crack the shell at the larger enc
and make hole just large enough t.
admit the thumb or finger, whicheve
it may be, and force 1t into the egg as
far as possible without rupturng the
shell. Wipe off the egg which runs of
and bind a cloth around the who'll
thing. Keep the egg on over night
This viii generally care in one applica
tion but if not, make another applica
ton. This is very simple remed
and is well worth trying as the Dr
claims that it will cure real bone fel
on. Kind readers, cut this out an
paste it in your scrap book If at any
time any of your family have felo
for they are very painful and trouble
some things. Waterman.