Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-27
Third District.
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Inc tuo OtutI uhgs Wullo ue WAS IN
Runken condition, belching a who'll
Got. and asked me what was good TO
ethe heartburn l said great deal de
pended on the regulation Of diet.
seferred him TO what thought woul'
be standard remedy in bis case, Il
eat big bait of sorghum. sweet pota
tees. two cups of strong coffee, take
hig chew of new home made tobaec'
i've minutes after meals. and in on
hOHr report to me. Partner, if yot
denlt undergo change either one wa!
or dhe other. will sign mp an agree
Ineut that your case is beyond medical
aid. and you are not suffering from
heartburn but from chronic case Of
sour stomach, caused by an Overdose
OF sonsnash and You may eat anything
while Sou are in the present condition
from a terrapin down to bull frog
and frem bull frog to dead mule.
Just so you don't eat more than You
can carry and have to lie down or be
cut dOwh or shot down, Be your own
judge as to what you will eat or
drink The remedy give is standard
remedy. which is old and reliable.
Saturday was busy day in the J.
P. courts. A majority of the cases on
file were road suits set for hearing at
different hours during the day. w.
II. White for state and county, seem
ed to be in strain during the day to
reach both courts, and went up to Sc
quatchie county on the morning train
and attended to four cases before ESQ.
Ed Layne of that county, and got
back IN time to wind up at Whitwell.
Three cases on the windup occurred by
lampiight., closed and adjourned to
assemble again on December 5th to
dispose of some twelve cases set before
DR.. N. B. Moore, J. P, in which W.
B. Stewart, of Dunlap, is one of the
attorneys connected for the estate of
II. G. Farmer. deceased.
Ye writer was so busy Saturday he
didn't have tins to talk to the editor
Of the News and tell him what was 60
..ing Oh up here. o.
A man by the name OF & D. Cur
tbs, candidate for register of Marion !
county, subject to the action of the
republican party In primary, was here
Thursday, looking over the political
field and is going to warm up things
just right and that Just suits old Eph-
rum.
have Just pulled down my old pol
itical horn and said, "Toot foot
toot =
Look out next week for the an
nouncement of Byron Graham for
county court clerk from the upper end
of Marion, on the republican ticket.
Pretty good handful of trumps Let
us see your hand before deal. Keep
your eyes on the civil engineer who
expects to manage and help conduct
Marion county's next campaign
There is a lesson 60 learn and quite q
lot Of real fun, too, that will be ex-
perienced before the political ball
closes Every voter and the cook
should subscribe for the News and get
in line and keep in touch with a
worldful of real fun.
Say, by Ned, / plum forgot to make
mention of Will Lee, who was here
this week. You all know Will, he is
a candidate for sheriff, and / am led
to believe that he is going to cover
the ground his candidacy embraces.
OF course wouldn want everybody
to know this, so again picked up my
political horn and once more gave her
a pelitical sound, "Toot foot ~ be
careful boys, steady hand.
It is rumored here that the aged vet
eran, DR.. P G. 9rayson, who mar
ried near Cleveland, Tenn, some two
months ago, will in the near future
put foot once more on the soil of his
childhood, where be spent some %
years of his life. We stand with out
stretched hands ready to welcome and
receive him az VIE have in years gone
by. He is now at his daught ter s, Mrs.
W. W. Kings at Charleston. Tenn.
TIE upper end of Wbitwell will
have an exectric light plant under the
management of Davis. Layne and
Shirley The plant will'light up the
business part of the town, and be ex-
tended to the opera house and to the q.
G. Shirley building and run NOV
ing picture show to be operated by |
Davis. The town in general is on
boom, and real estate Is going up all |
the time. Parties who desire to buy |
property, houses and lots in Whitwell,
would do we'll to write me about
prices and terms and full descriptions
of the property.
Attorney W. n. White has a move
on foot to establish collecting agency
in the town of Whitwell in the near
future. and has given that branch of
business thorough study and has
bsen working in that branch of bust
ness more or less for 25 years.
Sam Station, who contemplates be-
ing sheriff of Marion County, failed
to show up on the streets last week.
He is burning daylight by not starring
around aud pressing bis claim to the
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