Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-03-14
Third District.

TO any talented political leader of the
two old political parties, and | am
proud indeed, Of just such political
material as we have over here at
Whitwell, in tue person of DR.. N. b.
Moore, who has accepted the challenge,
as an ~anti-socialist, and will represent
the two old parties from start to I'm
ish. A large crowd is expected to be
present on this occasion. The date OF
this discussion is set on the 29th day of
March at 1870 p. m, at the college,
Whitwell. All wishing to hear social
ism discussed in its infancy, and the
Republican and Democratic parties
discussed in its extreme old age be
sure to be on hand. 1t will be free,
without money and without price.
Come one, come all. 1t will be very
Juicy and a grand treat to all.
Tue WhitWell brass band rendered
some fine music in the hall the other
night for the following gentlemen who
visited them: DR.. Seay, Chas. Ash
burn, Esq, G. H. Holloway, W. II.
| White, VI. E. McCurry. who reported
the music up to date, and that the
members of that band are men of great
ability, and will soon be equal to any
band players of any of the leading
towns of the state. Our Whltwell
boys are fairly entitled to a place of
honor and recognition in the columns
of this paper,
Only two attorneys showed up in
court Saturday: Judge Pope, OF Jas
per, and W. H. White, of Whitwell.
The unlawful detainer suit OF X. j.
Moore heirs VS.. A. Lamb was properly
called at 10 O'Clock. Judgement was
in favor of the Moore heirs. The
State VS.. Wells Coldwell, charged
with disposing of mortgaged property
to the amount of $40, was called at
10 O'Clock, W. H. White, attorney for
state, Judge Pope, attorney for de-
PENDANT. One defendent was dismiss
Ell by prosecution; other defendent
held on agreed continuance until
March 10th, pending his paying of
the indebtedness On or before he Is ar
raigned.
Judge Pope of Jasper, says he is con-
templating running for Judge. | don't
see any reason why Marion County
shouldn't be represented along this
line sometime in the history of the
country.
Say, readers, did you know that
Huse Deakins, of Jasper, is a No. l
and can almost make your
head swim when it comes to a show
down on making a political speech.
He made some three or four speeches
in town last week, and drew
quite a crowd on the streets to hear
his arguments. He is a Judge Moon
advocate from start to finish.
The county political pot is now be-
~ ;n,;nn 20 boil ouor on1 tha foam iS ]
to settle around the edges.
Four candidates are Oh the field before
the republican primary for Trustees
office. Kirkpatrick, Balem Long, Will
Smith and J. Roy Gillian, all good
men, and you can't tell who will be
the lucky M The Sheriff's Office
to be we'll represented just now.
Nestmoi Gland, Harris and Cantrell are
The candidates. Sheriff Cantrell at
present seems to lead in the upper end
If the county. | hone the defeated
won't hold any political
malice, or have any political wounds
10 dress up.
l want to extend a cordial invita-
ion to the editor of the News to at
end the Brannan and Moore discus.
on March 29th, and sit with me,
our correspondent, on the stage and
listen to the great question of social
sm expounded, n see the salvation
f the Lord pass.
Green P. Layne, brother to Senator
T. Layne, of the upper end of the
ounty, and w. l.. Barber are two en-. (
tiled candidates before the people for t
be Board of Education of Marion
in the August election. /
G. HI. Holloway will be a candidate 7
Or reelection to the office of j. P. of r
he end district to succeed himself.
he Squire has made a good official t
nd as far as we are concerned, we
ave no complaint to file. We think
Q has done his duty all the way 5
round.
The other contemplated candidates
the end district to make the race h
n j. P, will probably appear next 4
eek over the signature of We writer. Il
look for the bottom rail to get on top a
this campaign is over. ii
Aaron Layne and Miss Mamie Layne L
emit to Chattanooga Saturday to at t
the funeral of their cousin, the O.
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, who
ed at that place Friday of consump-
Mr.. Wilder's family formerly m
we'd at Whitwell, and he is a brother A
law, of H. S. Layne, of this place.
Q tender our sympathy to the bereav-
family in the last sad and gloomy
'ur. and in the death of their prec-
us and loved daughter. ~
We are sorry to pen the death of the e.
ife of Henry Richardson, of Whit IL
ELL, who died with fever and whoop-
G cough. Henry Richardson is the
me party who lost his former wife
Victoria a few years ago, by firing
sage field iu which her dress caught
g while attempting to check the fire. G,
all join in and extend our sym y
thy to Henry in his bereavement, b.
d IN his lonely hours. The Lodge LIZ
which he is on honorary member IT,
4 their whole duty in this particular =,
SO, for which the right hand of u
fellowship is extended to i,
I'm all around for their action and :.
"
Sarah Tate, wife of Clarence Tate of 81
.ilaboIna, formerly Of Jasper, Will a.
lit her grandmother, Mrs. Ropt. N, "
hitp, next week, who is expected to "
e but a short time. NJ
vas asked by some parties at d"
Saturday for a short sketch ho
the late Robt N. White, his life bboo
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