Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-09-26
Third District.

Spsaal 10 ne Meas
just one word to Up. W" He said
/ wasted heap of paper fooling with
him. That is correct He advertised
himself three times in the News before
Joined issue on that school question
with him. / thought three to one was
too big a tale to go down in print ana
that is why had to call him down TO
facts. Now, he closes the argument oy
admitting that there is a spring AT
each place of everlasting water he
has now sustained my argument ana
am ready TO quit and lose no more
time and paper ON that subject lie
said at Burnetts school house the par
ty objected to the public entering. Mr.
Vandergriff owns the land the spring
is ON and said to me that the pubic
could have access to said spring, as
they had had for rs years AT to
Hicks Chapel he admits they have got
a spring and the owner gives free &C
cess to it. That is so. Then why did
YOU say in your article to the News
that they are going to dig a wellE
Now, | will give you this information
to aid you along this subject and close
forever this argument, for you seemed
to be running one sided and at ran
dom. Mr. j. Brimer has got deed,
and the same is on record at Jasper.
1t includes the spring and also Hicks.
Chapel, and f. NJ. Hicks, who sold
to Mr.. Brimer, absolutely refused to
sign or acknowledge deed to the pub
lie for that Hick Chapel, for ye writ
er tried to get him to acknowledge to
the public and he refused to do so.
Therefore, Mr. p. w" your Hicks
Chapel is not in it when it came to a
show down The public is not vested
with title and hasn't got a deed reg
istered at Jsper, as public school prop
erty, and your favorite little chapel
don't come under the jurisdiction of
the county superintendent, and the
board of education, and isn't public
or county property The title remains
in JAS. Brymer, together with the rest
of his farm, and not the general pub
lie, for L know whereof | speak, for
have been selected to try to procure the
public a title and failed. Hope that
the reading public will not have to
ever be worried in reading these two
school controversies again and that the
above sketch will be final
'Chalk Eye and Doodle Bug
and others raided e. w. Whites mel
on patch Sunday night and cut up a
lot, but they left an envelop to linden
tify themselves by.
Before close | will tell the reader
the difference in healthy locality and
one that's not healthy. When you
travel in country where there isn't
any doctors, you find only q few new
made graves, but when you pass
through country where there is an
overplus of doctors you find hundreds
of new made graves. | passed through
one of these parts of country the other
day. saw a man 78 years old sitting
on the fence crying as though his
heart would burst. l stopped and ask
ed him what was the matter and he
said his father had slapped him in the
mouth. | asked him for what cause.
He said for abusing his grandfather.
| said, Great Scott Is your grand
father alive?" He said, ''Of course
he is, fat and sassy, and in this coun-
try where we live we have to kill a
man or two now and then to start a
grave yard. Now, readers, if / can
sell out want to move to that locali-
ty where saw the man who was gay
as rat, crying because his father had
slapped him for abusing his grand
father We have hundreds Of barrels
of medicine emptied into the young
and rising generation of our race of
people, daily that believe by expert
ence, is only helping to increase the
daily number added to the new made
| graves.
W. H. White says anybody that has a
good plug horse they wish to exchange
for No. / good organ, woodwork in
black walnut, price 800 just please
call at his Office and be made happy
and go away rejoicing with first
class organ.
Rosa Hackworth left here the Goth
to take homestead and dowry in the
estate of Jonathan Hackworth, deceas-
ed Of Jackson, Co., Ala.
Representative.