Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-24
LOCAL.

Alec Lofty was in Victoria Sunday
to see his best
The number of pupils enrolled at the
Public School now reaches 140.
Walter Hopkins and Chas Randle
went to Jasper on the Tandem" Sun
day.
Mr.. d. Hopkins keeps on making i'm
provements on his beautiful home,
1.-THE Poplars''
Sidney Ross, of Chattanooga, and
Miss Minnie Phelps, of Sequatchie
county. were married Sept. 10th.
John L. Case, the Ketchall mer-
chant bid in the bankrupt of John NJ.
Castleberry, merchant at Trenton,
Ga, last week.
The W. H. Wilson home place near
/ Dunlap, was sold to Messrs. Sam Will
son and Luthur Farmer for ~, O75, at
Chancery sale last week.
o. R. Blalock, formerly Dunlap cor
respondent of the News is now on the
force of the Cumberland Banner, JAS
Eper, Tenn.
TO FARMERS. Your name and ad.
dress on $50 envelopes for Use; 100 for
SOC. Have undelivered letters returned
to you. The price is cheaper than you
can buy the imprinted envelopes
Walter Randle and Walter Fage
went to Pryor near Tracy City Sat.
urlay in search Of some cattle they
have on the range there.
| Mayor Hugh Lancaster, Of Clifty,
passed down on the train yesterday
morning on visit to home folks al
Jasper. Dunlap Tribune.
Mrs. w. S. Minter and baby, after
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs G.
E. Cunningham, returned to her home
!, at South Pittsburg Saturday.
1t will wash and not rub off
Tins complexion all envy me,
LIS no secret so I'll tel
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist,
F. w. Dennis, of eagle, died Mon
day of last week, very suddenly. HI
was postmaster at that Tlace and came
from Turtle Lake, Wis, several years
ago.
Jesse Coppinger and Miss Minnie
! Kilgore, of Victoria, We're driving
Sunday, Jesse seems to he joining il
,, the procession that goes to Victori
Sundays
Jas. Wells, who is teaching the pub
lie school here, comes well recommen
ded by his privious experience, and W
predict that the school will maintain
fine standard under his supervision.
| If you are troubled with dizzy spell;
8 headache, indigestion, 'or constipatio
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you we'll.
r it fails get your money back. That
r fair. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. AS
: your druggist.
, Gov John l. Cox, W. T. Murra
/, and W. H. Hartford, of Nashville, il
; company with Hon. John G. Myers al
: on Cumberland Mountain this wee
looking over several tracts of coal Ian
with a view of purchasing soNe fo
the State on which to locate a branc
penitentiary -Pikeville Banner.
The Pacific Farmer tells of lad
who surprised her friends during tn
holidays by serving watermelon, mus
melons plums and grapes as fresh &
when gathered. Asked to tell the S,
cret she replied: 1T is the simple
thing in the world; any one can pr,
serve fresh fruits in the same wa
\ The melons first dip in wax A
ter this | coat them with thick con
of shellac and bury them in box
| sawdust to keep them from rubbir
| and from freezing. The grapes a
| coated in the wax only, but plum
| and other fruits are coated with Il
| wax and then with the shellac. A
| are carefully packed in sawdust.
| W. G. Robertson, of Rochester, ]
| Y, writes to the News pleasant lie
| ter. Bill is studying surgery al
| the first thing our readers will kno
| it will be Wv. G. Robertson, Surg.
| Bill is reported to weigh about
| pounds. something in the ''airy, fai
/ Lillian style, and that gives hi
l. Immense advantage over patien
| he first mentioned surgery TO us VIII
| he broke the middle finger Of his rig
hand taking in high fly in bi
game, here some years ago, and
! remarked that if he had cleaver
would take the blamed finger of,
hurt 50, but we have an idea the f
1 ger still sygoggles in the place whe
~ first 1sar-s,.