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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Liberal Offer.

The Chas. Rosenthal Co., Chatta-
nooga, make liberal offer, in that
they will allow 25c rebate to ems
toner bringing copy of "ad" on end
page of this issue to their store at
time of purchase. The large number
of readers of the News who reside
within reach of this store, are asked to
avail themselves of this offer.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
DoSS.TINKER.

Scott Tinker, of Bridgeport. Ala,
and Miss Kate Doss, of Victoria, were
married last week in Chattanooga.
I hey will reside at Bridgeport, where
Mr.. Tinker is mail carrier on a rural
route.
The following is from the Bridge
port, Ala. News:
Mr.. Scott Tinker, of our town, and
Miss Katie Doss, of Victoria, Tenn.
were united in marriage in Chattanoo-
ga last Sunday at 1880 O'Clock.
The happy couple arrived in this
city Tuesday night where they we're
met at the 11:23 train by jolly and
very enthusiastic crowd of young
friends who gave them glad welcome
and an old fashioned serenade.
The bride is an accomplished young
lacy and quite popular with a wide
circle of friends, while Mr. Tinker is
one of our finest young citizens and
is the popular mail carrier on Bridge
port r. F. D., No. |. They will
make their home with his mother on
beautiful Battery Hill, and this paper
joins with their many friends in sin
cere best wishes for a long, happy and
prosperous future.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Ebenezer.

| Spec1a/ 10 Ms -Ne7OS.
Rainy weather was the order of the
day here Sunday.
Dave Quarles and family visited
their parents Sunday.
Mis-. Rosy Quarles has returned
home after stay of two months in
Tullahoma.
Mrs. Bonnie Jones visited homefoIks
Saturday
H. Hancock, of Hoge's Crossing,
made business trip to this place one
day last week,
Mrs. Wilson from the Lock and dam
visited her son, George Wilson, who
has been chilling for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Quarles, of South
Pittsburg, visited their son, Dave
Quarles, part of last week.
Mrs. Charlie Bennett visited rela-
tives in Chattanooga last week, return
ing home Saturday.
Mrs H. FL. Tolbert made a short
call here Monday.
Bill Rogers was in Jasper Monday
on business.
Arch Smith was in Jasper Monday
ON business.
Mr. ana Mrs Alex Quarles called
on her sister, Mrs Nan Smith, Mon
day.
Rosa and Nancy Quarles visited Mrs.
Joun Lambert Tuesday.
Mrs. Alkaline Quarles and Mrs. Gre
Gle Smith we're in Jasper shopping
Monday.
Ye writer was in Jasper on business
Monday.
Nell Webb made business trip to
Whitwell Tuesday
Geo Wilson called here Monday.
Sam Webb was up near Inman Mon
day Oh business.
Green McCollum and wife are i'm
proving fast after spell of the fever.
Mrs. Allie Hancock and children
visited her sister, Mrs. MinnieO' Neal,
who is very sick.
Mrs. Phoebe Webb was in &c. Pitts
burg Thursday 81 opping.
Mrs. Pearl Lambert made a short
call at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Webb one day last week Blue Bell.
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AppisOn.

Special 10 the Ne1OS.
Here l come, don't worry for the ole
lady is always in hurry. 1t has beer
healthy this month up here There
has only been one death since moved
up here. The people ale kind and
good generally.
and the old lady went out on the
ridge and got half bushel of hickory
nuts MONDAY. Oh, won't we see good
times of Sundays. That is not all we
have to eat. We have a bushel of
white peas and a half bushel of sweet
potatoes, and we had a fine chicken
for dinner Sunday.
This county has no Jail as we are
all law -abiding people.
A plenty to eat, good sleep at
night, good water and everyone pick
ing cotton is the order of the day.
Sweet potatoes are 35c and 40 cents.
Andrew Marshall has full dry
goods store and his twin brother has
family grocery. There are four
other stores.
am well satisfied up here | don t
expect to be down at Sequachee until
fall as am SO busy. | get some cob
bling to do.
Well, Appison is place of test,
To live here | will DO my best,
If should fail and fall through
l don't know what Jane viii! do,
But if l make a success
You know, tnen, Jane can rest.
l would love to SEQ all my friends in
Sequachee Valley. Where is Rev. VIM.
Kilgore, and has he got WE'LL
l get the Sequachee Valley News
now regular.
Come on, all you writers,
Never mind the fighters.
Give us the news and let us see
Who the president will be.
Away up here in Tennessee
Roosevelts name is plain to see.
Well, as l am In good heart of T ed
dy, will cachug. Cold Wave.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17

There have been hundreds of cattle
bought and sold in Sequachee Valley
this fall, and number of fine heif-
ers have been shipped north for breed
ing purposes, and perhaps will decrease
the cattle market here. Next year
there will be fewer milk cows on our
home market on account of so many
of the young breed being shipped
away.
The Whitwell High School is now
teaching eight hours per Gay and sat
i>factiOn is guaranteed TO all.
The board of education was to meet
on the east side of the river Friday to
locate the site to build new school
building to consolidate the three
schools in one, Louney's Greek School,
Hicks Chapel School and Hickory
Grove School. This will forever end
this school fusilade that has been on
hand for quarter of q century and
has greatly injured the educational
interests of this locality. My ser
vices are at your command in this
move. Representative.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
LOCAL.

q. Sherman was in Jasper Monday
NJ ". Brock of Victoria, was here
Monday.
q. Sherman is convRlescent from
bis recent illness
Miss Sale Las,ter. of Battle Creek,
is visiting Mrs. J. K. Jones.
Harve Carnes, has been very sick
with malarial fever, but is better.
j. J. Ingle, of South Pittsburg, wa,
here Sunday. to see John Condra.
Prof. W. S Pryor, principal of the
Sequachee public school, went to JAS
per Tuesday to attend the rally.
Mrs. Morgan Miller and baby, OF
South Pitt. burg, have been visiting
Mrs Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Jas. Deakius
Misses Eliza Martin and Vanettta
Patton, teachers in Sequachee public
school, attended the school rally at
Jasper Tuesday.
Our friend, Francis Mccullough, we
regret to learn, is still confined to his
house, but hopes to be out in n few
days We will be glad to hear of his
recovery.
Mrs. F. NJ. Mccullough informs US
that she so far has failed to have re-
turned to her the umbrella advertised
for last week. If you have it or know
of its whereabouts, let her know.
Mrs. L, P. Brewer and baby daugh-
ter, Juanita, left for Knoxville Friday
on a visit TO relatives. Mrs. W, R
Thomas accompanied them as far as
Chattanooga, returning that night.
/. Turkeys are reported very scarce on
the mountain this season. Last seas
on they were plentiful. So says Will
Curtis, who ought to know as he is
some turkey hunter killing II last year
in the season.
A B. Dietson, of Chattanooga, re-
presenting the Hercules Manufacturing
Co, as here Monday. Hs placed or
ders for acetylene gas lighting plants
with the News aud the Sequatcbie
Supply Store.
Mrs. Kizziah Ramsay, widow of A.
p Ramsay, who lives on the old Jas
per road, is preparing to go to Chat-
tanooga to live with her ..neice, Mrs.
Amanda Kelly. She regrets very much
to leave her old home in which she has
resided for over thirty years, but ow-
ing to increased intirmities due to old
age, is becoming too feeble to get
about and has decided to leave, and
has rented her place to Mr. Swotford,
formerly of Bledsoe county, but now
living on the Campbell farm below
Jasper, who will take possession the
first of next month
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Hobbs Hill.

SPECIAL 10 The Banner.
Mrs. James McGann and little
daughter, Ruth, of Fort Scott, Kansas,
are visiting friends and relatives here
Laura SalOne, Abbie Sweeton, and
Maude Nunley visited Mrs. Ida Hend.
erson Tuesday.
Rev. N. B. Brown went to Nash.
vile Tuesday to attend conference.
Mrs. J K. P. Brown visited Mrs.
Charity Bennett Monday.
Suella MGcovern visited Maude
Nunley Monday.
Arthur Sweeton ard Miss Myrtle
Nunley were married Tuesday even
ing We wish them much success.
Misses Josie Patrick, Hassie Cleek,
Beula and Clara McGoveru, Hilda
Grace Nunley and Nora McGovern
spent Sunday afternoon with Mamie
anti Helen Tucker.
Barney Shadrick, of Coalmont, and
his cousin, Arthur, of Shadrick Hill,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
George Nunley, Jr., here.
1t was, indeed shock to the people
of this place when the message came
of the sudden death of Mrs. Jake Rel
der. A telegram came Monday night
that Mrs. Reider had poisoned herself
and was dying and on Tuesday anoth
er message that she was dead. Mrs.
Reider leaves husband, mother, faith
er, three sisters and four brothers to
mourn her loss. She was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Carol Nunley. The
bereaved ones have our love and deep
est sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Campbell, of
Coalmont, visited Mrs. Campbell's
sisters, Mrs. Smart Hampton, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Misses Thelma and Mabel Goodman
and little Georgia and Myrtle Bovine
visited Pauline Browne. Sunday after
noon.
Misses Mamie and Berchia Landlord
spent Saturday night with Susie
Smith.
Miss Nellie Vann, of Beersheba, is
the guest of Miss Ethel Gross this
week. Charlotte
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Saved by His Wife.

She's wise woman who knows just
what to do when her husbands life is
in danger, but Mrs. R. j. Flint,
Braintree, Vt, is of that kind. "She
insisted on my using DR.. Kings New
Discovery" writes Mr.. F. ''for a
dreadful cough, when | was so weak
my friends all thought had only a
short time to live, and it completely
cured me " A quick cure for coughs
and colds, it's the most safe and leila
BILE medicine for many throat and lung
troubles grip, bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis,
hemorrhages. A trial will convinc Q
you. SOC and $500 Guaranteed by
Whitwell Drug Co, of Whitwell.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17

J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for his boy who had a
cold, and before the bottle was all u.s.
ed the boys cold was gone. Is that
not better than tl pay a five dollar
Doctors bill? For sale by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Bought Fine Stock.

J. r. Jones, of this city, purchased
this week two fine colts from Francis
Mccullough, of near Jasper. One, a
FLY colt. II months old, Mr.. Jones
paid 1910 90 for. This colt has brought
Mr.. Mccullough $35. so in prizes so far.
Another, a five months old colt, was
sold for $3.50 90, and has earned $19. 90
in prizes. Mr.. Jones has got two
splendid young animals and is very
proud of them Mr., Mccullough has
one other fine young animal that he
will sell.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Cummings Chapel.
Sbectai 10 lie Ne7OS.

obeCa6f 10 me NS7OS.
Mrs. Jno. Thacker and Mrs. Jas.
Jones called on Miss Bee Hartman Sat
urday. ..-
Mrs. B. F. Thompson and Bee Hart
man made a flying trip to the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Wilcox and Mrs. Jno.
Thacker visited Mrs. Jas Jones last
Thursday.
Jno. Thacker called on Jno. York
Saturday.
Miss Phemia Newsom, who has been
visiting friends in Chattanooag, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. I. Newsom and daughter, Miss
Ruby, were in the city shopping Fri
day.
Jas. Jones made a flying trip to
Wauhatchie Saturday.
Lewis Massie went out hunting
Saturday, Think he killed four jay
birds.
Mart hartman and Jas. Massie went
to Chattanooga Saturday.
If you want to hear Kennie NeWsom
cry, ask him how he likes to shovel
dirt
All those POISON hunters need
Saturday night, was Dady Harwood
boiler 'Hurrah for Chattanooga
Mart Hartman went to Will
Sunday.
John York and Jas. Jones enter
ed a party of friends Saturday nj
All went hunting. They said 4
sure did enjoy themselves, Thd
present were Lucius Talley, Geo.
Gault, Paul Sloop, Ralh 81
Prescott Scoggins, Charlie Sh5
Hello, Little Girl, whey
come back Glad to hea
again.
George Gault caught a
urday night and took
sack.
Say, 'E. L. b., do I'D
Sunshine is nowY
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Republican Speaking.

Hon Foster v. Brown and Hon. H.
Clay Evans will speak in Jasper on
Tuesday, Oct %, oil the political is
sues of tthe day. Both men are prom
inent republican leaders, and able to
handle the subjects involved. A big
turnout of republicans is expected, and
it will be thoroughly republican
day. Don't fail to be pres ent, any
way, whether republican or not.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Moved to Bridgeport.

Mrs L. A. Rankin, of Pikeville,
moved on Wednesday of this week to
our town ana she and her son, Mr..
Milt Rankin, will reside on Church
Street in the residence recently occu-
pied bv the editor and family. We
join With all good citizens in extend
ing these excellent people cordial
welcome into Bridgeport. Bridgeport,
Ala, News
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KeIIys Eel

SPECIAL 10 The AeaOs.
The second nine of Il
hooked up with the Beach
Saturday aud tied both q
first game was three and It'd
next was IL and -. Be
would not help Kelly's Fa
the score. Had the game been
the score would have been an
favor of Kelly's Ferry HARDWOOD
pitched for the Ferry and the boyd
could not do anything with his fast deA
livery and WAS relieved in the last
part of the game by Anderson who hay
a slow drop curve that they could not
hit Smith and Ellis pitched for Beach
Grove and both were hit hard Kelly's
Ferry did not have all of their play
ers They had two boys that lad
never played any ball before. Some
body called the two teams the Boston
Red Sox and the New York Giants.
If you wait to see Ruby Newsom
smile. ask her how she likes Luther
Sexton.
l. Newsom was peddling last week.
His wagon broke down AMI he came
rolling one wheel down the bank. His
horse fell in big hole and broke his
tail Red Bird.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
Biennial Education Rally.

The Biennial Education Rally at JAS
per Tuesday was largely attended. On
account Of other duties We we're unable
to attend, but Maj. Wall, who is visit
ing here, attended and we have his
word for it that everything was enjoy
able-splendid speeches by Supt. Mynd-
ers, and one especially good by Prof.
Clark, and fine music by the Bridge
port BAND. ..----~@-'
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-17
For chaDped Skin.

Chapped skin whether on the hands
or face may be cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain Salve. 1t is
also unequalled for sore nipples, burns
and scalds For sale by all dealers.
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Srnppen BON Cufel Gam in Guba,
ggalbin9ton, 6. SUM.


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Torberungen Der YIantasenbeiiser i'm
Often @ubas na6 Utilitdrihub geien
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NuslGnosr gu beidisen, 10 ipirb Nomi'
raj GiterbnuS aud Die iIbrigen pier
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stcuf, bnS 50.o00 3atrc nIt nm,

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Sbeuernns i'm Scbeasmittelmarft.
g}em gprf 4. Stunt.

Die QebensmitteIpreiie ba'en iest in
sen %er. Staaten cine SDbe srreiht,
Die, ob9eiebsn uon Srieas5eitent iriiher
ME erIebt muroe. gloh iahoerltdnbis
cen 9lnqaben iinb 6ieielben oieies Sabr
rod nm 10 8rojent b6ber als I'M oies
ielbe 3eit I'M oori9en Sabre, no iie
sbeniolls i6on eine SetorobObe erreidt
batteh.
Der lfle6te 9lusian Ser 9euernte
rOriaen Sabres luirO II Die 6Ieiid'
tbeuerunq uerontwpstIih gemadt, Die
maQere Getreioeerute iilr Die boben
0rp6preiie. lleber Die eia ntlidben llr'
iohen Der allgemeinen 2heuerun9, bie
lid ilber Die san5e Groe eritredt, gcben
Die 9(nIihten Der ppItswirtbihaitIiden
SatueritdnSi9en auseiuanoer.
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9iuuIcpclt nno Scnntpr Iput.
Snlter 8an. q. q, 4. SUI

Rplltl Oupi u SJ'g =. NNH'A'
Nelhe Seoeutung gbeo. 8opIeuelt
Dem 4olten bes temp0rdrsn &orIibers
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beileot, erhelt aus elmer @rfIdrung. Die
Der @rpralioent uer0iientIidt bat. Sn
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@nbl Senator 5ioots fir oieien Yoiten
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oct &eiben Der Mdnner geitellt, Die ilir
prosreiiius YrinSipien in Der repubIttn'
nilhen 8nrtsi eiutrdten; &m. Barnes,
H., pOn glew 0ort iei Der Dtann. Der
in @irtIidteit binter Der Gnft'EIante
itehe.
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lltntItr pepf|hrn.
Snftl Snul lnnOrt Srnppen
III Gnba.
Gin Stnntsballfrtt fir DC
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in Gbitago.
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glns 0tln 0tlltl6tn Heldle.
Die 6lugluO6e.
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6nhrer Der oitlihen Staaten 1T 0len5'
tao 9ta6mittae III einem al oen Twen'
tletb @snturp 9imiteo dn9ebdngten
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piae. g. o.. uno Ga 5uputte 9. 8Ien'
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bes 0ationaltomitss 0fientIihe ieln
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odn9e bel ben @ablproteiten eriabren
fam.
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Gin Srpft iiir 1aft.
Columbus. O.. 6. 5

Columbus. O., 6. SUM.
Cb;us republitaniitter 6tuutstOn'
pent beenOete leins srite Sibuna, nah'
Dem er Die feds gelegntentotslorse nit
390J seSen 1921 Stimmen fir %rdi
goit inItruirt bate. 3as Stantstifet,
eini6IieBIid bes neuen SOn9reBabge'
proneten ut.Iarse. iuiro in Der pertn9'
ten Sibuns seudblt iuerben, Ole aul
ben 2. Suli einberuisn .ipur6e. Ton
2(nian9 on fonnte nan ieben, oaB Erdl.
3oit i'm @ortbeiI mar, ioonB Die wenl'
gen 9teoen, welfe 9ebnIten muroen.
foum ppn oen 3eIe9oten angebOrt pur'
Den.
Nos &eiultnt gibt 4rdi. Toit IA
uno 3b. Ropiepelt "a 9on BEN As 3e'
lssnten Su benz repubIitaniiden gtatio'
ualtpnuent.
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@nufett aui Der SIprioa.
6prt M0nr0e, Nd., I. sum.


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ulibcn 8e9rilBun9sgsibluaoere, uno
SOntreoomly0I pon 9iebsur'2 2JlhewJ&
& ommauoeur oes oeutihen @elhpaoers,
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oeuilhfn @aite in berjIidtn SScrien
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oentli6s @adsibum Der oeutiden 6Ioiie
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nor on gu Ioufen periubli." Die
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mer erApben.
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m;b erluiosrte oaroui I'M Nameu oss
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bin. oGB obne 3weiiel uon allen 6Ort'
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