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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09
SuoIoaiidler 9arien.

Die 9oritslung i'm Jrsilihit5eaier
am eeiirigen Qbenb mar tpiebsr bon
elmer ercBen 3uf6ausrmens. beiu6t.
Sur auffiibrung eslangte bic aomobie
Die luitigen Deiber bon WinoIpr"
uub bic Ben @reetihs Geislihoft erns
tete fir ibre porsiielihsn 2tiitungen
perbienten geifan. gtahmittaas unb
nah Der 9oritslIung ton3ertirte bcs
Cincinnati Srheiter untsr 2situna bes
5trrn 5snrn JrObIi9. aubsrbem
fanben 9Oritellunsen i'm 4ffensirtus
ftatt. 5euts finben i'm 5beatsr sfpsi
8oritelIunsen ftaii uno sfpar oelanot
in Der Wlatinee Das auitfpiel .g8as
ibr tpolIt@ (SipeIftb Qiebt) 5ur auf.
fiibrune unb in Der 2tbenbporitelIuna
oas 2uitipiel .Wie es euh oefdlIt". !.
Qah ben 9oritelluHgen fonssrtirt bos
Srheiter. bds aud bic Begleitmufit
5u ben Shdteipeare 4uffiibrungsn
fpislt. auBerbsm finben bic iibli6en
Woritellungen in Wormipoobs Sanbss
uro 4ffensirtus itnti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09
Sbdoelbrub.
Hbe Seiuis init elmer Gennut. Inidrne
nieoersrifIagen.

Der "a Sabre oIte gbe Qepis, tin
4ItbduoIer BON 80. 1345 Central aps.,
erlitt oeitern tpdbreno elmer Saldaersj
iiber sins partie giIIarb in Der Dirtb.
idofi Ro. 1413 Central 4pe. ein,n
ShGbeIbruh. Or puree na6 bem
5ofpitol gsbruht. no isin 3uitanb ols
be0euilih beseihnst fpurbe. Ben.
qauffmnnn, bon $40 Clinton GtraBs,
unb Ben. 2etpis, bon go. 44O Clinton
Strabs, fpsld' lsstsrer ieoo6 nit bem
Gpfsr Der ShIGsersi nidt perponbt
III, iplrben Derbafiet unb unier Der ans
iIags bss unorbeniIihen genebmens
siRgeiperri. 2eutnant Siu trfubr Ipds
ter, bGb Elm oritter Monn, ouf fpeIhen
isBt bon Der gclissi s.fabnbst ipiro,
ben 2spis nit elmer ,gsonut1 Was
i6ine an ben aopf esitlaeen unb ibm
ben SadbsIbru4 bsissbru6t baben
iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09

la6ts ssitern Bel Wielert's pieber bic

ma6te seitern Bel Wisle1t's fpisber BIZ
Sonneurs.
Inter ouberprbentlih sablreihsr
getbeiligung ipurbe seItern bic iter6s
Iihe 6iille BON .3errn Charles
Rice bonn Srauerbuuie Ro. 42o
Ribble Rpab, aus sur leBten Rnbe
geIeitet unb duf bem Sprinq 9rope
5riebbofe beitnitet. Der 8dbinaeihies
oene, Der Elm alter BON 20 sSabren err
reidte, mar elmer Der Bioniere bts
gantipeisns Der Gtabt. 5eine Wieqs
bate i'm olten 8dterlanoe asitonhen,
aber er mar fdpon in junssn Snbren
bierbergetpmmen unb mar ieitbsr uns
unterbrodsn bier anidiiio aelpeisn.
Serr Rice mar elmer Der GriiHber Der
0ermun gontina so. uno bonn lanae
Sabre aaifirer Der 8ermon Rational
gdnt. Spdterbin mar er ais Mutisr
tb1tia.
llneefdbr breibia Wit1Iitoer Der Co
bal 2e9ion periammeIten ith 1eitsrn
Wtpraen auf bem Siahlnnb 'Trieobofe
bei Rsnport, nm ibrem perbIihenen
aamerabsn, 6srrn Mnior sSamss
=. s oIen, bic lebten Ghren su erlpeis
Zen. paftor 4apn 81. 7oiter aus aitf-
fieIb. Maf.. Der SdtpiegerIo1n bts
9erItorbsnsn, leitets bic grausrFeier in
Der aopslle. Gr ipiiroigte Die gerniens
lie oes 8abiugeihieosnsn unb fteIlte
ihn ben 2ebsnoen dIs 9orbiIo bin. Die
2eihe tpurbs gsitern Morsen bon BEN
Ghrift 5ofpital nan BEN 6ouie g.
20. Golsp's. sires 9ruhers pes 9ers
itorbener, in 6pbe 9jart. iberfiihrt.
an ben Observation-Disclosures betheis
lieten iih TsIsgatioren Der aopol aes
aion unb bee sFrsb. 6. osores poii, o.
q. R.. unb bic Serren SberTt gprnes
lius Gable. Wtaior 2eipis ul. t0oisa.
Wiojor milIiam R. 5hra1, qopitdn
+. 80. DilIbire. 9apitGn 8. .. gpote
unb Qtuirant u. 9. sfbam furairteu
aIs gabrtuhtrdaer. Serr Samss 2. |
ffFolen, IT,, ous Gan 1rancisco, tonns
ts Cincinnati ! DIT friih3siti1 ecrue ess
reihen uno mar fomit bas eiuSi9s |
aino bes 8srftorbsnsn, bos bei Der
Sstroiguna niht sugegen mar. Die
beioen g6tttr, 7frau WaIaee Gam
aus Gbicaao uno 5rdu gIIlpn 81. 1os |
fer. aus 2iihfisIb, maF.. iopie aud
5err eouis 2. 5oIep aug Rttp Yori, |
,in Sipsiter Sobn. poren ouipeisnb.
gm Spnrtas Woraen ipuros Ssrr
Ssirrth 9nuspfer, 1884 Ma
neg Sirobe, 9umminspiIls, in BEN boz |
ben Gltsr bon 81 Sahren aus bi.Tsr |
3eitlihteit ourh ben lob obberufen. |
Der gsrItorbsns, Der Ih in Tsinsm ems
1.rsu 9etanntsntreiie Der ar0b.sn Be |
Iiebtbsit uno Werthihdtune srfrsuts,
eine trduernbe gDittips,
frau Barbara aruspisr, oeb. Ran. |
Die feisrlits geiieBuue finbst ON
Dienitas Ra6mitiag um llbr pom
Srausrhauis aus itdit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09

Catherine MeGppb an Sas. Mcs
GDop. 26l qder in Sett. %. Sprinss
tisEb 3p., 81 etc.
Gbos. z. 8umOni, 4bm., an Gad
Wl. Grafpforn, 2 Cots in g. 6. 6ops
Tins llnterabtbeilune. Glmpooo, $500.
Sam. y. Sahs an R. y. Goopers,
40 Sub an 3iesls aDe., 9pos pars,
ST etc.
W. y. Cooper an Qucn W. 1borns
Ton. bosfeIbe Gieentbum, 81 etc.
Qiliie e. 9ornette on soibrpn
Sfridel, Got 1876 In Glsmsre, ST etc.
Saeob Woermonb an emma I. 4ns
berion. so Jub an Ginnep4pe.. $45OO.
giofe M. Rpbinion an emma ..
9upiss, Got 19 in Opener &c goplor's
unisrabtbeilung. ST etc.
Carrie 8. WnrmIiebt an GuitaD
goebm. / Got an Somelteab place,
81 etc.
Sds. 6. mocnsp. 3ruItes. an Gitn
Of Cincinnati, l Got in ". Weber's
llHierabibeiIuna, $4,000.
Gas. :. Woore on Grnit Z. W. Bros
berg. so GuB an Spring GrOpe 4ps.,
81 etc.
Cincinnati Orphan aTpIum an bto.,
l Got an WiuinstoH pIaee. $500.
Senrp q. Rdbe an bto., 501 GuB
on ertenbreder ape., 81 etc.
g.rice Din Metbobiit Gp. gburh an
plDmoutb Congregational gburh, l
Got an 0lsnipap 4s. unb Rapio BUN
Madb- 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09
2ofal 8eri(bt.
Qcrional' otisen.

Ssrr 6. Soedb, IangiGbrises un6
beIisbtes Wiitslisb Der .4msrieus Qib
Soeistp", III ssitern NIT ieiner Jnmis
lie mad 0apion, g., iibergsfi.beIt,
tpofsIbit er fir iih unb iein, 4nes1Ds
rigeu .in truutes 6eim eingerihtet
bat. als gefhidter Wehonii,r mar es
ibm Elm Isittss, in Der ipsItbsriihm.tn
5ubrtt Der Rational Cab Reeiii.r
SO. Iobnenbe QnItslIung 5u finbsn.
Gr 1T eiu 9ruber bes Dem parasras
pbsn rGlf" nit edit fftpdbifhsr grsue
srssbenen. jsoe 9urnfobri ouh b.i
Sturm uHb Rsgen mitmahenosn pos
puldren r26psnbGren1 Der Cincinnati
5urn @emsiroe. Sein neues 5eim,
IN fpslfss an isbem Snnntas nah pie
Dor isin GeibbIatt .Weitlife 8lGtter"
fldttern tpirb, beffnbet fih 1433 @l.
berta aD.. 0apton, 8.
Rad IGngersm aeiben ftorb am
Sonntag gu6mittng btrr Juiins
81 uh Ter i'm Utter bon 67 Sabren.
Der 8sritOrttn. mar aus Minben in
MeitpbaIen gebiirtig unb tam oIs juns
ger Wdnn pOn 19 Jabren nad ames
rita. glodoem er einise 3eit lang in
Rem Yort tbdtig getpeien, ipnnote er
fih fDeitpdrts uuo lieB iih in ginein.
noti niebsr. mo er fp6ier aIs 9beilho>
Der in Die gaps Bros. Wouloing 60.
eintrot. 9or sinigen Jobren 3og sr
ilh tran.beitshalbtr bonn Gefhdft sus
rid. gr binterIdbt bic Satin. Jrau
5enriette aubI.r, osb. Giebel, nebit
orsi 9inosr. Die itsrblihe 5iiIls bes
gerbli6eHen pirb beute Rahmiitd5
nm 2 llbr bon Der AapelIe bes Spring
9rope Grieobofes aus 5ur lebtsn
Rube beitattet iperbtn.
9err gbarIes pierIs Der
aipsi Woten lang ourh Rrontbeit ans
3aus ssfeiIsIi uars it geneitn nne.
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(Sortiesung fOlgt.)

8or aataarb muB 7u did iorg.
lam bitten, Der 5urSdpinoiuht nirO,
an Der Die 5u8eno itirbt. r8enn
Der 8urm i4on naget an ben 9lGz
them rper lit Sbor, 3u pdbnen, oaB
er ME peroirbt2" - iagt S6iaer.
SaIt On did erfGltet, uno tritt I'm.
peroauIidfeit, Sfopflpeb uno cine
Reibe netterer 2eiben ein, 6eren Ell.
neS INNER Die llria6e oes anberen
lit, 10 piiie, baB iih oieien llebeln
olrob Den 8ebrouf] Der g t. Ser.
naro &rduterpillen iiher
porbeugen IaBt. Sir % Gents bel
Qpot6efern 81 baben. 9.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09

Cine ganbe bntbbetruntener Neger
infaenirie seiiern Qahmittag gssen 4
llbr an Der Mater uno blum Gtrabs
cine ipiiiit Sdldg.rei, ipelhs in Der
oortisen Tadharfhoft cine gsipaliiss
4nfregung berporrief. Die poIisei
muhte benz Fraipalle Elm Gnbe, inbem
lie bier Der aOmbattanten perbofteie.
tDdbreno es BEN nnberen gslnng. sil
entfommen. Der q Sabre nlts Mrs
THUR Qstpis bate cine S6nittfDunbe an
Der redten 5onD erIitien unb muBis
na6 bem 6OIpital sebraht tperben,
ipdbrenb NnDrsos Mrisbt, Wm. Sdd.
fOn uno GborIes OotepooD ipsesn llns
fuS5 einsdpetrt purhtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-09
8rHaseleHthnms llebertraenns.H

Gliso !. Dople an 2nbio DonIe, Y
bel lib JuB an Der Dsititits Der 9opI'
Ipenue. 81.
Wa!Ince 6. Worten on marp G
Snnosr. 5beil bon Got / in Der llnteri
abtbeilune oes Sobn Worien eitate 81
John 6. Rogers an Sacob q. Graf
60 bel 14o Gub on Der SiioofsGde be,
WcWiillan uno pori 4ps., beiannt ols
Part 1lats, $S5, 900.
Rtirton gebotp on RdheI Sod, 2 Be
172 Gub an Der W.itIeits Der Grant
Strabe. Walnut Sius, .S120.
Warie Shomoter an ssrant Rein.
huroi, 2.77 adsr aanb in Sett. Is
9rseu Up, $1400.
Jobn u. 0rant II. u. an SefIe 6.
gaHoH. Elm Stiid 2ano in Ssit. 2, Co.
lunbiu Up, 81.
George Euebn Il. q. an 9lnno .,
SousfeI6. Elm Stiid 2anb on aope,
Rioer Roob in Sett. 50, 3elbi Sp.,
5000.
u. ). WaItsr on Robert :. Grefdp
fontratt gum 8.rtouf beg Gis.nibums
b.annt ols 1893 Seoom Ctr, $500
Reipbolb 6. pierIon ON Gopdrb u.
Chopper. Got 4 in V. 8. gi.rion's
llnterobtheilung. Golleg. Gin. 81.
Senrp ). 9reier an Robert Serrs
mann, gbeil BON Cots 8 unb 6 in
5snrn 0roientsmpsr's lInterabtbeiluna
an Stat. ape., 81.
Miorietie Go6ran an Qrtbur g.
Gohran, ben unseibeilien antbeil on
30 Jub an Wontuno aps., Gbepioi, 81.
Caroline 8rogl. an Wiliam s..
grogle. Got 10 in Sarah Cartons
gItots, gb.pioi, 81.
NilIiam 6. Junbus an Weorp G.
5unoug. 40 sSub an Der RprbIeite Der
ama5on aDe., 35 SUB ofiIi1 bon
Gronbpietp 2lps., Clifton, 81.
Miniom =. Chambers on 9eorss
5sis, 80 BEL 179 5ub an Der Rorbipeits
ets Der Whitt Ctr. unb Jairmount
4psnue, $500.
georss W. Douns an Glisob.tbgau,
mann. Got "a in gtprpoob 9iep uns
terabtbeilung, 81.
Sam.s 8. Semiion on Carolina eas
gers. SO bel 1879 JuB an Der Weiti.it.
Der Craig apenue. $50 Sub fiioli6 bon
Gperareen 4ne., 81.
Deter Mosenitahl on Spbn Bosten,
IT.. 20 bel SIS SUB an Der Qorbieiie Der
Wilita6 Ctr, 81.
Deter 5trrmnHn an Robert Serrs
mann. 9beiI bon 2ots s uno inSenrp
0roientemper's llnterabtbeiIung an
State ape., 81.
GmmogBaiemon on2lbolpbBoerihfe,
Cots 2T8. 279. $50 unb 281 in 6. 6.
5optin's /. nnierobibsilung in Gins
poob. 81.
0eoree mlntbsrs, perSberifi. an Sbd
aunBler. 20 Cots In oisbpoint llnt.rs
abibeiIung. $3.50.
Benjamin s. WeGennan an Wlinnis
q. Shntfer. 40 bel 125 i5nB an Der
Rnrbfeiis Der 5oipel 2lpe., 100 sub
tpeftlih bon Crm0nb 4pe., 81.
Gitp Of Cincinnati an @. R. Sfiles.
! Got an Weit 6. Ctr. (aRt. cope
Roob), ST etc.
Geo. 80. GtiIss an Geo. s. atItes,
bosTsis. Gtgentbuai. 81 etc.
6arrp q. Rubp an Wlosort Corn.
Got 375 in Qornpob 0ieip, ST. etc.
JoIepb W. Jriss an Qnna Fries. so
Jnb an WDooDaro @pe., College BIN,
81 etc.
O. R. 5ones. Sobn aouis, Sns. u.
price. Wm. gnso, 9. sfcsbid. o. Wl.
6erancourt. iyroncis Sbinfl.. q. 81.
Rcnnebdnm, G. gariI, Gbnarb Dob
f0n. 90. .. Dobion, Wlihoel 6abio
nnb Sobn 6. Jruase on g., s.. & o.
N. ". Co.. Megerttt fiir bic NnIsouno
Der GiienbobH, ST. etc.
(Die obisen Dotumenie iinb brsits
im SABRE 1850 nusgtfselIi, obtr nj, in
Der Retorbers>Dffifs binterlsat fpors
ben. 0as in s}raee itebenbe Giaens
tbum biIbtt bos urfpriinalihe W<ce.
rt1t bsr Balm bur9 tisiids Gtobt.j
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GranseiseHtbuns 0ppotbeieH.
Gintinnati, 8. ausuft.
Heue 6ppotbefen

Rsue6ppotbefen.
WiQiam 9ohus on QinepIn q. u.
Ro. l. S275O.
Saeob U. Graf an Sobn 6. RCsers,
$12, 800.
Ulars G. SnpSer on Wanace O.
Worten. $8975.
emma 5. anberIo1 Gil Gbparh
Wes, $1,000.
Jrsberid Saae an GIisabei5 SLIDER,
$4,000.
Rorp Gen an Grnit Citation 6. u.
.. Co., $500.
RepbOIo 6. pierIon on Weftern u.
Soutbsrn aife Sni. Co.. $500.
eonaro q Chopper an bisIeIbs,
$500.
Winiam bon Otto an Gitioens' q. II.
| g. Co.. $3.50.
S.Fe .. eafon on Delta 6. u. Co.,
$1,000.
art6ur 8. gotran on Weitpooo
5omeiteob Co., $3.50.
2lnton S6ari on biefeIbe. $500.
glisabetb 8dumdnn ON Georae SO.
gOuns. $1,000.
Wsinnte S4aeis- an gont Ctr. Q.
u. Co., $2250.
George u. Simlid an gant ctr. o.
u. Co., $1,000.
gb. 5rep on gouifrn Gbio 6. II.
&. Co., $1,000.
2uep go. 5horntpn an Iai. 5ias
g. u. 6. Co., $500.
auburn pripate Sotel Go. an Z. g.
gritton. $1,000.
eIi 8. 5umiItOn an CD. Seins.
500.
albert 9reHins on gitissns Q. u.
Rp. 2, $1,000.
2elin W. Gretn on Olenpup 6. u.
o. Co.. $1,000.
SimOn Cobb an Nilforb .. u. g.
Co., $3.50.
ebas. araufs an ROrtb Cine. g. u.
9. Co., $250O.
9lIopiius u. Stneiosr an bio.,
$2250.
5anna6 9. Soutbsote an goa.as
Sin 6. II. q. Co., $500.
Rebeccd 6. Walier an BIO. $1,000.
GstiIstt 6ppo.beten.
3enrp Saomatsr on aurora g. II.
q. Co.. $3.50.
goparb 9. 2ippsrt CIT @bram
GipiFt. $500.
9erlelbe on Dan &: Bro, 1884.
WlGrtha y. 2ttpis an J. M. s5ores
man, $500.
Gieitlbe an z. 80. Garrin, $442.
9. 9. eippsri an ulorris & aonns
lsp. $94.
Gbas. :. araub an g0Israin 6. Il.
.. 60. $3.50.
Gerislbe an nm. q. Gtone, $500.
Derlelbe an Cclsroin 6. u. .. Co..
$3.50.
Nm. aafen an IN. 8. gropn..
$500.
gsruaroina auebbers an g. .. g.
Ghmisi, $500.
Wlihael 4dermann on Gilt gbae g.
II. 2. Co.. $500.
Sas. 8. SsmiiOH an weitDOOb 8.
Co.. $4,000.
emma 8. Maiemnn an Glorio 8. u.
y. Co.. $500.
aaiper 1anbI an q. .. gristcn,
.a;Ss " esnsss On 9, ~. Benton.
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- aapitGn 9ercp 6. eyones bonn
Ner5tsitdb Der in ben gbilipptn.n itas
ttonirten armee bat bort eine neue
Species 4meiien entoedt ,pelhe iih
bOn JliegsnlarOen erndbren unb, penn
iis geidttigt iinb, ben Reft Der Qarpen
fir bic 3utunft tonisrDtren. Seiner
Init4t naa gei1iebt bies ourd Gin
tprlbung irgeno elmer ben 4meiIsn anS
haftenben fduredbnli6en ssiiiTiqteit.
Sic fpeihern Die 10 tonierpirten Qors
ten tn ibrsm Rsite in elmer bsIonoeren
Wprrrtbs.ammer auf.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07

sentenced me TO ten years in the pen
and started back to prison with me, l
saw then was my time. 1 pretended
to faint and managed to fall right by
the governor, and busted the love pow
der and, law what fog it made,
right in the governors face So late
in the afternoon here came the COVER
nor and said was free. and, by gum,
he Just handed me the cash TO pay the
$1,000, and mine and my friends way
back home. Then / went over to
hotel where my friend was stopping.
When got there found him all
right. 1 said, "Hello. pal. how are
you. old kidf' And he said, "Shut
your internal mouth. l will kill You
as sure as your name is Jimmy K.
JOHN and he started to hit me, but
was ready for him. had my hand
full of the Love Powder and when
he struck at me threw them in his
face, but they didn't take effect quick
enough, for he beat me up scandalous
to the grasshoppers, but when the
Powders took effect on him he was a
better friend than he ever was before.
Well, if this yarn don't reach the
waste basket, l will come again some
other time.
Yours truly,
JIMMY K. JOHN.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07
CurtisYiIIe.
Yours truly
JIMMY X. JOHN.


Sp<ctdl 10 tie Re7OS.
Well, it rains and it rains, so much
we cannot even pull weeds out of our
gardens. Our fruit has failed, our
gardens have failed, but good, hon
est, sober, industrious man is on
Brown Woods track for the Office of
sheriff, and in August he will tree
him up persimmon tree. 1t is then
Mr.. Wood will cry for the democrats to
fall on him and hide from the face of
Cantrell. For dreamed dream the
other night while everything was still.
dreamed saw Cantrell running
Woods down the hill. A great big
frown was on Woods face, the tear
was in his eye; says he and Patterson
are unknown in the race, dear friends
help us cry. And when awoke the
sun shone out.
Mrs. w. T. Dugin is very puny
with heart trouble. and I am not well
as eat my beans regular without the
bacon, and have craving disease, and
the doctor says no medicine will reach
the case, so have made my will to go
to the election and help elect Mr.. Can
trell.
Well. as l said, our gardens have
failed, and stand to it yet, for the
old lady brought an Irish potato Sun
day and you ought to have heard the
fence coming back together when she
got it out of the patch.
Rev. W. E. Kilgore will preach at
the Chapel next Sunday the 10th of
July. 1t is very likely it will be his
farewell sermon at the Burroughs
Chapel.
The ball games out here, so I was
told, were as follows: Roaring Riv
er, 1; Jasper, O; Roaring River, 10;
Fosters Schoolhouse, s; And in the
evening the score was: Roaring River,
a ;Foster's Schoolhouse, 3. Cold Wave.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07
LOCAL.

Sheriff westmoreland, IF Jasper,
was here Friday.
Edgar Chadwick and Mrs. John
Lawson went to Jasper Saturday.
Basil Knox and Gilbert Pryor took
in the ball game at Jasper Saturday.
VIM. Lee attended the mass meeting
of Republicans at Jasper Saturday.
J. G. Wall, of Chattanooga, visited
his sister, Mrs. d. Hopkins this week.
Miss May Hawkins, of Winchester,
arrived Saturday night to visit Miss
Anna Deakins.
Rollie Coppinger, who has been Wis
iting in Sequachee Cove and fishing,
returned to Whitwell Friday.
Maj. !Thos. H. Hill went to Jasper
Monday to attend the funeral of A. j.
Stansbury who died the day before.
MILFORD Scofield went to Chattanoo-
ga Saturday to spend the Fourth and
see Chattanooga and Mobile play ball,
Miss Lizzie Hopkins, of Stevenson,
Ala, has been here visiting her broth
er, D. Hopkins, and family, this week.
Rev. A. T. Founders passed through
here Saturday en- route from Tracy to
Whitwell, where he commenced a re-
vival Sunday.
W. c. Moore, of Caroline Chapel,
was here Monday. Mr.. Moore started
out that morning to take school CEN
sus, but the lure of the ball field drew
him this way and be spent the day
watching games
Mrs Lizzie Booher, of Bristol,
Tenn, was here Tuesday. She was
returning to her home after having
been on the sad mission of burying
her mother, Mrs. Martha Foster, who
died at Lovers Leap, Thursday.
Rev. j. NJ Grove, of Chattanooga,
was here Friday night. He came out
to deliver lecture at the Town Hall,
but owing to the inclement weather
and misunderstanding did not hold
it, preaching at Owen Church instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hopkins, of
Brentwood, Texas, and children, ar
rived here Saturday on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. d. Hopkins and family. d.
Hopkins, who is brother of II. Fl.
Hopkins, had not seen him for seven
teen years.
Jas. Houts, of Chattanooga, arrived
Saturday to spend Sunday and the
Fourth with friends here. He manag-
ed to pitch nice ball game for the
Sequachee boys while here. and they
hated to see him leave on the evening
train for Chattanooga.
James G. Thornton, of Indianapolis,
arrived here Monday night on visit
to his sister, Mrs VIM. Lee It has
been four years since he was here, and
during that time he has been in the
Philippines and japan. Our people
are glad to see him with us again. 4
w. R. Thomas, superintendent at
the handle works, went to Chattanoo-
ga Friday to receive treatment for an
injured eye from an oculist. He was
accompanied by J. F. Minor, book
keeper at the handle works. Mr.
Thomas received the injury about a
year ago, and it has been troubling
him considerably of late.
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w. M. Long, Route 2, Whitwell,
pays subscription to Jan. 81, 1911, for
which he has our thanks.
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Silas Robbins, Sequachee, concludes
to try three-months read of the News
for 25c
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d. A. Ramsay, of Bridgeport, Ala,
formerly of this place, forwards one
dollar continuing his subscription to
Feb. 81, 1911. Thanks.
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j. W. Russell, Forest City, Ark,
will read the News for one year per
the courtesy of his friend, David Tee
tiers.
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T. H. Richie, Stanley, Tenn, for
wards 25c to keep the News inform
ing him of county intelligence for
three months longer.
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David Teeters, Sequachee, Tenn. !,
concludes to be up-to-date by subscrib-
ing for the News and planks down a
dollar therefor.
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Miss Julia Motley, Sequachee, pays
her subscription in advance to Nov.
10, 1910, for which she has our thanks.
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Mrs. Lizzie Booher, Bristol, Tenn,
pays 25c for three months subscrip-
ton to the News.
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B. B. Lasater, Sequachee, pays
subscription to Jan. 10, 1911, for
which he has our profound respect and
thanks.
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P. A. Carlton. Rossville, Ga, for
wards soc for 8 months OF the 'best pa
per anywhere"-at least many think so.
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Arthur Johns, of Rend, H., to keep
posted on things in this section, for
wards soc for six month of the News.
Money is hard to get when there is q
strike in progress, but the friends of
the News will scrape up few dollars
to keep the News coming.
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L. G. Henderson, OF Tracy City, kind
ly forwards us check for 81. 90, which
pays his SD description to Feb. 8, 1911.
The slogan, please let the Old Relia-
BILE come on to u.s." which a number of
our friends astonish us with, is very
pleasing to us.
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Took Both Games.

Two games of ball were the attract
ion here July 4th and about the only
diversion through the day. In the
morning after waiting for Mineral
Springs to appear as the clan were
hastily gotten together by the rumor
that the Mineral Springs team was
coming, the locals played a picked
team. six innings and came out ahead
IS to 4.
In the afternoon the Mineral Springs
team lined up, assisted by few from
other points, but after five innings de-
cided to quit as they had failed to
score while their opponents had run
up 1S.
Jim Houts, of Chattanooga, was in
the box for the locals and had a speed
delivery that was hard to rap on,
ard his team backed him in good
style. Spears, the crack Ridgedale
pitcher, did some good twirling, but
found ont Sequachee could hit some.
Howard played first for the locals, in
good shape, his one error being excus-
able. His error was the only one
made by the locals outside of battery
errors. DeSabla and S. Martin did
the heaviest batting for the locals.
Barrett umpired good game.
The score:
Innings, 3 3 .
Sequachee, 5 6 5-19
Mineral Springs, 900 o. O
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-07
LEFT IN CHARGE
CreditabIe Performance by Local
Talent.

The bright little one act farce, Left
in Charge, was presented at the
Town Hall Monday night by Sequa-
chez talent, in nice style, and the
players have received many compli
ments.
Miss Nina Randle as Miss Marger-
lie LOTUS. the injured one, had the
leading part and carried it we'll. and
Frank Deakins, as George Poynter, +"
an innocent offender, also played his
part in excellent style, these two be-
ing essentially the leading actors the
little comedy involved. Other parts
were, Francis Keller, an unnecess-
airy man, and "Dick Van Winkel. +"
who loves joke, short parts filed by
Sam and Will Martin respectively. but
however necessary for the presenta-
ton w. S. Pryor. as "Adolphus
Blount'', and Mrs Adolphus Blount, -
filed by Miss Juliette Hopkins, were
we'll presented, as was that of Mrs.
Francis Keller" by Miss Anna Deak-
ms. Miss Louise Hill filled the part Of
Nora" maid.
The play was presented very uni
formly, and the stage presented nice
appearance.
The concert proceeding the farce was
enjoyed also, the performers all ac-
quitting themselves well. There were
piano selections by Misses Hopkins.
Randle and Hill, song, "Yama. va
ma Man." by little Miss Gladys
Fagg, which we're excellent, and a
quartet composed of Misses Lasater,
Pryor, Fagg, and Ferguson, which
sang very sweetly. The vocal duet by
Miss Randle and Mr. Bennett was
highly appreciated and brought re-
call.
The proceeds of the evening were
$14. 40, which is however, not enough
to fence the cemetery with a wire
fence Other arrangements will be
made to raise further funds. but mean
while if anyone desires to give any
thing, now is the time to do so. Send
contribution to W. S. Pryor, who is at
the head of the movement.