Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-11-07
Pryor Ridge.

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a few dots of our part of the cor~|~v.
Everybody that wants work is gektin
it. Everybody works but fathe. and
he don't have to. Got lots of money
and no poor kin.
Bose Almany is visiting here accom-
panied by Dan Green and another gen
tleman.
The company saw mill is at work
with a full crew, and is cutting lum
Der for building purposes and for the
mines.
A part of the railroad crew have
gone to build a railroad of about
mile in length near CoamOnt They
think it will take about two months to
grade the road, and by the time that
road is graded the Pryor Ridge road
will be nearing completion as to grade
work.
George and Billy Floyd are hauling
logs to the mill with oxen and mules
and crew of five or six men. They
are of Whitwells best, no better or
more genteel men ever lived. Ye wri
ter has known them for a long time
and always found them standing on
the principles of justice.
S. G. Green left here for his home
near Whitwell to make preparations
| for a picnic at Griffith's Creek Satur-
day the 9th. Ye writer will be there
| if he can get haircut and shave.
Uncle Blue, shoot your double
action some more and elevate it lit
| tie higher. | like to hear it roar. |
have been true democrat for forty
years in good faith, but Mr.. Patterson
and his Legislators have left me and |
want TO say right here never will
| support such set of men that will en-
act laws that cut the throat of the la
boring man and leave his children to
suffer. All laboring men should look
out for themselves when the time
comes and help to drag down this ring
and get the thing in the hands of men
| that will respect labor, as it is the very
axletree of the world. Let us be free
| people and not slaves. We can, so, let
us go to work and do 50, and claim our
rights. Will you take view of the
way things are going and try? There
are men that will legislate for labor. |
will say to the democrats that have to
labor and will not join the Republican
party, try to get Carmack nominated,
and if you fail, go with whiting
Bill " and vote for labor protection.
Be sure to think of home protection
when the time comes and let us turn
our cattle to the range next spring and
have our schools taught as we used to
and have our roads worked out and not
convert the labor into money to give
to county, state and national officers.
say to "Cold Wave" l am strong
for the rights due all men and do not
want anything else. A law that would
be good for one poor man would be
good for another, and will claim
rights for all if it takes a handful of
hide from the money powers Well, as
| have written enough in regard to
labor and capital, l will say We writer
is not one of the best writer's but is
one that will not indulge in what lots
of the correspondents do and from this
date let us all try to get up something
about our respective settlements, and
those that are experienced farmers and
gardeners, orchard men and stock rails
ers can give their ideas. Let us hear
from you and help to improve our pa
per. The editor wishes us to have all
the good reading be can give us, and
let us help out all we can.
L. F. Tate and son are doing fairly
well in the merchandise business and
will do you right Try them.
Some of us fox hunters are in sorrow
over our misfortune. Ye writer has
two dogs missing and John Shrum lost
one and has one sick Tom Carrick
| lost one and has others sick. 1t is
very probable that some cur dog kill
ed sheep and the owner put poison
out for it and the hounds found it. We
know our dogs would not modest any
| stock
l was at w. E. Nunleys last Sun
| day and he showed me beet that
weighed lbs. He is a miner and
widower and his three daughters and
one son almost grown, and they sure
have got the cabbage, onions, corn and
potatoes | was at J. H. Nunley's al
so and found them on the farming list
Abe Fults is here at our house and
said he came by Isaac Browns and
said his daughter, Maggie Brown,
could live but few days, as she has
fingered so long. The family has our
sympathy She is a nice girl and has
many friends. We hope that if her
sickness results in death that the great
God of heaven will give her home
with the angels and comfort her pa
rents in their trouble.
The schools at Oak Grove and Foster
school house closed Friday. VIII Price
treated his pupils to all the candy they
could eat, and Miss Bertha Taylor gave
party and candy, too. Children, i'm
prove your time, write, study, and by
next years school you will not fall
short of what you quit with
If nothing happens to We writer. you
people who read the News at Bridge
port Ala, Cole City, and Durham,
will be bothered with Inc, for expect
to visit those places soon. Lookout for
me for | am coming. Whiting Bill
Deafness Cannot be Cured