Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-02-09
Third District.

To relieve those that got a such a
scare over a calf of Henry Moore's be-
ing mad, and which was such a great
puzzle TO solve and that you may be
able hereafter to save your calves
from death, will say that l am the
party who went to Henry MOore's
house and got the mad calf, and haul
ed it home and tried in vain to treat
it, but 1 was too late in getting hold
of the calf. 1t was beyond medical aid
other than an operation by knife. At
ter the death of this So called mad
calf, cut open the stomach and found
fully two gallons of old hay that was
clogged and packed in its stomach, and
also one gallon of pure dry dirt and
gravel. All had formed dry sub
stance until it was an impossibility for
the stomach to digest the contents, and
from the above facts in this case the
calf died from indigestible food and
Inflammation of the stomach, so don't
get ratified next time and cry out,
"Dog bit and gone mad" When your
calves refuse to suck and eat then is
the time TO operate on them, before it
is too late, for you may know from this
case that You were mistaken.
The famous replevy law suit came
off Saturday between s. l.. Brown
VS.. ]. H. Nunly, commencing at
o'clock and lasting until 6a. m. W.
81. White and w. E. McCurry repre-
sented the plaintiff and J. W. Nor
rison represented the defendant.
There were 90 witnesses examined and
all the ground went over and warm
speeches made on both sides. After
final hearing of all testimony and
arguments by the attorneys, the case
closed at o'clock and "a minutes, and
G. Fl. Holloway, the presiding Judge
of the case, gave S. L. Brown the
property, and taxed the defendant
with cost of suit.
The other Cumberland Mountain re-
plevy. suit, set, for final hearing next
Saturday will be compromised and
dismissed by the attorneys.
Weswere glad to read the letters
from correspondents all over the coun-
try. 1t gives much light on what's
going on else where. Come right on,
boys and girls. both old and young,
with the news of your part of the
country. BY SO doing we are able to
keep up with your whereabouts.
Sheriff w. A. Cantrell, s. L.
Brown and W. E. McCurry were driv-
ing on the streets of Whitwell Satur-
day, and all looked we'll and hearty,
and wore beautiful smiles.
Dempsy & Dempsy is the new firm
name which is operating saw mill
located near the Wolf Pen Trace on
Walden's Ridge, and said to have
bought out Davis saw mill on the
mountain.
There will be dispositions taken in
Chattanooga in case of Counter VS..
Grayson heirs, to try to set up plain
tiff's title. This case has been on the
Chancery Court docket for many
years and never has come to final
hearing yet.
W. E. McCurry is appointed guard
ian for p. G. Grayson, Jr., minor
heir, by the court
/ don't think ever saw the town of
Whitwell getting along SO smoothly
and doing so we'll as they are right
now, and everybody you meet on the
streets has a smile on his face and
seems to be perfectly happy.
julius Pickett and sons went out to-
day to visit the Grandview Coal and
Timber Co. on business.
Gillian Barker is contemplating
moving back to the Third from the
Lock and Dam to raise crop near
his fathers home
All having chronic sore lips had
better stay away from DIR. Moore s
while he is getting off these big anec-
dotes he usually tells, for l tell you
/ passed around the corner the other
udy Wull0 uo was SCbbluS OlO Oh w q
crowd of hearers, and my lips were
swelled as big as my thumb and were
so bad it looked like / would rather
die than attempt to laugh at anything
on earth that could be said, but just
as / passed the doctor got her off, and
it would have almost caused the dead
to raise up and laugh. The first thing
I knew I forgot myself and was stand
ing there in that crowd with mouth
wide open as a bootjack, and had
stretched my mouth and lips so wide
apart and with such sudden strain
/ burst both lips wide open until the
blood almost run down to the end of
my chin. ] give this experience OF
my own case so it might serve as no
tice and warning to others that might
happen to pass around the corner with
such a pair of lips as / had, SO you
will not be in danger of having them
bursted wide open. Representative.
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.