Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-13
Third District.


as news is concerned l don't know
what has happened but / failed to re,
ceive copy of the News this week,
and can't account for the failure.
have arrived at different opinions
First | thought perhaps some friend OF
mine Internationally had taken it out
to read and had forgotten to put il
back in my box. Second, l drew the
! conclusion that the Editor had failed
to get my copy in the mail in a rush
to get off all copies to the many sub
scribers throughout the country. /
knew very we'll if the last conclusion
was right, it wasn't done Intentional
", but on the other hand, if any
friend of mine did take it out of the
box to read and failed to put it back,
please Land me soc or 81 90 and ] will
have you promptly delivered to your
box next week copy of the old RE
liable, and it will be worth many
times the price to you and your fami-
! ", and you can have it on hand at all
times, ready for future reference. So
please take notice and don't tangle me
up in my paper business any more, for
/ | am completely debarred and blocked
/ for / don't know what others have
said, so for fear the bull has jumped
out and the old family boss has run
away and some friend of mine has got
hurt or killed in the runaway, l will
close this part of my discussion, and
turn to tue court record, and outline
this weeks procedure and the details
fo each case as it appears on record.
Arthur and James Richey, unlawful
detainer suit. j. L. and L. L. Jane
way and Ridge heirs vs. above named
defendants, judgement in favor of
plaintiffs. 30 days suspension of the
judgement of the court to give defend
ents ample time to clean up, and move
their saw mill off of plaintiffs prem
ises John L. Raulston, W. E. Nc
Curry, W. FL. White, attorneys for
plaintiff, j. W. Morrison for defend
ants. State vs.. Mr.. Lawson, charg-
ed with felonious assault and battery
by cutting and stabbing man and his
wife on side of the mountain by cut
ting the prosecutor to the hollow in
two places. Proof showed Lawson to
be perfectly justifable. Compromised
and dismissed. j. M. Price, j. w. |
Morrison for defendant, W. E. Nc
Curry for State. State VS.. Byrum
and JAS Pickett, Frank Tate and
Robt Powell, trespassing on W. H.
Powell's land by SEEMING fish, Case
tried and fought to a finish All four
defendants acquitted. j W. Morri-
son, J. M. Price for Powell and State,
Lawrence Stewart of Jasper, for de-
fendants. States VS.. Paris Janeway
and Chintze Moss and Others, malici-
ous mischief, acquitted. Parson Garn-
#. prosecuting witness for state. DR..
=. L. Janeway attorney for all four
defendants. Damage suit, Dock Cop
finger vs.. Dave Farmer. Case left to
arbitration. No attorneys secured yet
IL this case. The Ridge VS.. Ridge
ase, great law suit which has burd-
ned the courts SO long these hot sum
ner days, has all about blowed out and {
he white flag of peace is now up aud
oating and waving high in the air.
DR.. L. L. Janeway, our leading and 6
Id reliable home doctor, who has
erved us for 30 years past as our fam '
~ doctor, and has also served the
Ountry at large, was here this week b
on the sick son of w. H. L
Ihite, and glad to state he raised him
p the first trip. 1t was bad case of s
lood trouble, caused by some kind of b
poisonous insect bite. a
If we don't get rain in few days b
lis part of Marion County is totally t.
lined. We haven't any peaches this
EAR. and but few apples, no pears. v
g have very good blackberry crop,
at won't hardly raise our seed back "
the Irish potato crop. All garden /
I'd other vegetables are very near
lined. The rest of this year and the IL
'ginning of next will be a scorcher W
| the people from the fact that they
ont raise enough for home con-
and but little to sell, 80
u had better make future prepara- Ia
ons, and all look ahead before it is +
0 late, for your neighbor won't be T,
lie to do anything for you. The To
who have out several thous- u
d dollars will be bound to suffer a
eat loss in the matter Of outstanding w
counts that the people owe, who -
We but little to sell to meet their in
btedness. Then what will the good
merchants do and how
II be manage to meet his indebted
IS, is hard question indeed fol me
solve.
It looks like we won't have any dog
VS. this year. It's too dry for them
set in. If they do you can't tell the
ference and so the wet weather
ru that period won't hurt you in the
lst
We have few characters up here
at make practice of appearing in
1rt as impeaching witnesses to i'm
ach some neighbor, always standing