Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-02-22
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Weather here continues fine. Makes
us all feel like birds in the spring
time. The 14th was ground hog day.
According to the ground hog as l
have been taught the weather will
continue tne,
People have begun to talk about gar
dening. am away ahead. I have
had peas already, but they were whip
poorwills.
Now / will give some further in
structions in some other particulars in
regard to the hair. If the hair falls at
the fore part Of the head, the person
Will be easily lead, although otherwise
rational and will often find himself
duped when he thinks he is acting
right. He will likewise frequently
meet with disappointments in money
matters, which will either hurt his
credit or force him to shorten his ex
penses If the hair fall behind he will
be obstinate and peevish, although he
| has no right to be. He will grow an
gry If his advice in not taken. He is
passionate and fond of commencing
others. He Is fond of telling old sto-
ries and ghost tales, but generally is a
good domestic man and will provide
for his family to the utmost in his
power. If the hair forms an arch a
round the forehead, being much in
| denied at the temples, gentleman or
lady will be innocent, peaceable, mod
crate in all their desires, not ardent in
pursuits but persevering They are
generally mild. moderate, good natur-
ed, prosperous and happy.
If the hair is indented at the temples
the person will be affable steady, good
natured, prudent and attentive to bust
ness, OF solid constitution and will
live long life. If the hair decends
low down on the forehead the person is
selfish, and given to drinking He
will be given to avarice and the mind
will be constantly upon the means of
carrying on his schemes. Next I will
tell you the general disposition by the
shape of the forehead
Willie White will soon be ready to
move into his new house. His young
wife understand the scriptures that a
woman is mans helpmate. She has
been assisting him in the work.
The following went to Coalmont last
week: G. B. Barker, z. J. Alternately
J. Turner, Hasten Bryant, Cleve Ross,
J. L. White.
Joe Ross was here and said he was
sick and secured something that ought
to cause a man to soon get well.
Jesse Pickett, of near Coalmont,
was here
The Tate girls from near Gruetli,
were here.
Sam Ross from near Little Sequachet
was here.
Uncle Tom and Jack Banks of neal
Sourwood were here.
| Pete Samply from King Point, was
here.
James Reed was here from Gage.
Isaac Frazier passed through here Ell
route to Tracy City | think the at
traction is in Little Seouachee.
Ethel Ransome visited the Barker
girls.
Mrs J. L. White visited the Ran
some girls.
Mrs Joe Tate was here shopping.
Frank Layne was here this week.
Isaac Turner was here visiting HON,
folks at Whitwell.
1t is said James Turner has got tn,
western fever again.
John Russell broke something abou
his sawmill and had to shut down ;
few days until he could send to Chat
tanooga and get some repairs.
Virgel Hill and Jesse Coppinger from
Collins River, are making preparation
to move sawmill to Peek Mountain
in the spring.
John Barker hitched a young null
up in the wagon with his old mare ant
had a runaway and little smash u
, but nobody was hurt.
Joe and John Tate, from Eubbin
, Hill were here. Waterman.