Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-03-15
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Everything here is moving along in
a natural order. Jumping seems to be
the main exercise. Dock White clear
ed the fence but failed to get one foot
high enough and he came down rather
heavily on the other SIDE.
Ewes that are large, full and clear
denote a person that is ingenious, con-
siderate and void of deceit; generally
agreeable, of an affable disposition,
modest bashful in love, firm although
not obstinate, of good understanding
eager in argument, witty, inclined to
be extravagant, easily imposed upon
Small eyes advanced in the head shows
ouick wit, sound constitution, lively
and agreeable in company, of good
morals, inclined to be jealous, atten-
tive to business, punctual in engage.
ments, warm in love, generally FORUM
a.e in business. A gentleman or a la
DIV with eyes sunk in the head is al
WAYS of a jealous disposition, envious
and malicious, dcceitful in words and
actions, won't do to depend upon, and
vain.
Black eyes denote lively disposition,
and the person will be witty, not east
ly imposed upon, take them on their
weak side and they are easily lead as
tray. They generally but not al
ways think they are better than their
equals. Hazel eyes show the person to
be of subtitle, ,.frolicsome disposition.
inclined to be miscellaneous, good ma
tured, strong in love and not over deli
cate in gratifying that propensity,
Blue eyes denote that person has a
meek and gentle temper. Good natur-
ed and not given to violent attach
ments, modest, cool understanding and
of strong memory and constitution.
Grey eyes denote naughty person,
intellect weak, has no wit, slow to
learn anything. When a person has
wall eyes they are passionate, ungov-
ernable, subject to sudden and violent
anger, proud. Red eyes denote the
person is selfish, deceitful and proud,
avaricious for riches, suspicious, sup.
poses others are against him, ardent
in love but generally strongly attach
ed to the first object that catches his
eye. Next I will say something about
the nose. / have studied the nose,
chin, mouth and forehead closer than
any part of the body.
Tom Sullivan, of near Land Chap
ell was here fixing John Russers saw
mill.
Uncle Elic and Aunt Sallie were
here.
Uncle Russ Brown from the Peak
was ON our streets again.
Tom Boulder, of near Spencer, ha'
moved here.
Edward Bryant has moved back Il
Nubbins' HILL The Hill has not lso
its attraction for Edward.
Mrs Fl. M. Layne and Mrs. Edwar,
Bryant were here shopping and visitet
W. R. White.
Mrs. Joe Tate was here shopping.
John Cheek has returned from Chat
tanooga.
Andy Hamilton still calls at JON
Cheeks
Johnnie Layne was here on business.
J. w. Bryant and two sons are in tn
valley at work on their farm.
The Barker girls were at the post
| office.
H. Overture was here on business.
Geo. Ross was here
Mrs. Tim Tate and daughter wa
here shopping.
John Heries passed through here o.
his return from Fall Creek where h
had been fox hunting and said if 20
wanted to test hounds to the core to g
to Fall Creek. He said he had fin
race.
Mrs. Isaac Turner was here shoI
ping.
Put Brown still rides the same horst
Jack Turner was in town This
the second time he has been in tow
since he has gotten over the fever.
Uncle Tom was in town.
| The Mosely boys were here deliver
ing lumber. Watchmal