Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-23
LOCAL.


to farming
L. L. Shirley, Of Whitwell, was at
the cave Sunday
Weber wagons king OF all Sold ny
J. c. KELLY Jasper, Tenn.
Isham Coppinger is reported very
sick at his home in Dixon Cove.
Fully guaranteed is the Weber wa
gon. See J. c. Kelly before buying.
Reversible Disc Harrows at bargain
prices by ]. c. KELLY, Jasper, Tenn.
Jim Martin, of Chattanooga spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting home
folks.
Buy the latest improved disc harrow
See Kelly the implement man OF the
valley.
The Rutledge family expect to leave
for GAINESVILLE, Texas, in about a
month.
After Saturday next the Sequatchle
Handle Works will resume running
full time.
Scott NIinter, Of South Pittsburg,
was in town Tuesday night to see ms
wife and baby.
Mrs Shirley Wood and Miss Fannie
Deakins, Of Jasper, were among those
at the cave Sunday.
Some one or something trying to en-
ter the Randle home last night caused
a lively cannonade.
A large number went from here sat
urdag to see the ball game at Jasper
and root for the home team.
John Smith, of Jasper, has accepted
a position in the box making depart
lnent of the Sequachee Handle Works.
Miss Juliette Hopkins is visiting
friends and relatives at Sheffield ana
other points in northern Alabama.
Jackson Lee, Byron Bennett and
Louis DeSabla, are contemplating en-
tering Pryor Institute next Tuesday.
Craig Rawlings has returned to his
duties at the State Mines, at Brushy
Mountain, after spending his vacation
here with home folks
Quality is remembered long after
price is forgotten. Buy Weber wa
gon. D. Y. hhLLA' agent
Jasper, Tenn
BYRON Bennett was taken suddenly
i'll Saturday afternoon and was unable
to fill his position as backstop for thu
Sequachee team.
John Smith was summoned to jasper
Monday by the illness Of his mother
Mrs. Mary Smith who was reported
dangerously i'll.
Miss Anna Deakins has been sick TO.
the past week and unable to fill he
duties as assistant teacher at San
Houston Academy, Jasper.
A good wagon is better and NOR
economical purchase at fair pric'
than cheap wagon at any price TIL
Weber leads. J. G. KELLY, Agent,
Jasper, Tenn
The annual Reunion of the G. A
R. will take place in this city Satur
DAY Sept 8, and .the old veterans arr
planning for an elaborate occasion
Mrs. John Condra and children Wis
tied home folks at Cedar Spring owe
Sunday. She was accompanied by he
sister, Mrs. Boss, of Chattanooga.
Miss Anna Deakins is teaching a
Sam Houston Academy, Jasper, schoo
being opened there Monday Of las
week under Prof. Fl. G. Simpson
principal.
Charlie Martin, of Chattanooga
spent Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing home folks He caught the gam
for the Sequachee boys in the Afternoon
Saturday and did finely,
Old maids would be scarce and harl
to find,
Could they be made to see
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea
Ask your druggist.
Miss Leila Rutledge is visiting il
Montana and expects to write tn
News letter describing her trip
which will be of great interest, n
doubt, to many of our readers.
A woman worries until she get
wrinkles then worries because she ha
them. If she takes HOLSTER Rock,
Mountain Tea she would have neither
Bright, smiling faces follow its use
80 cents, Tea or Tablets Ask you
druggists
Robt. Dixon, who bought the Wayne
place on Cumberland Mountain, was il
the city Thursday. He reports yer,
extensive sales of fruit at Tracy City
for one item selling over 100 bushel
of peaches at 81. 90 per bushel.
Scrub yourselves daily, you're no
clean inside Clean insides means cleal
stomach, bowels, blood, liver, cleal
healthy tissue in every organ. Moral
Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
30 cents, Tea or Tablets Ask you
druggist.
p. S. Mcclure, of Knoxville, tn
well known oculist, was in te city yes
terday, and his friends were glad +
see him. Mcclure is very popula
fellow being known to almost ever
one in the valley. He has been stud
ing at st. Mary's College in Kentuck
for the past year, hence his failure +
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