Sequachee Valley News from Sequachee, Tennessee • Page 3

1 i jt 1 1 LOCAL. W. C. mil went to Whitwell Friday. Raymond Kelly, of Kimbal, was in tlie city Hunday.

Bill Campbell, of Chattanooga in vih-iting hifl parents here. Mrs. B. F. White of Chattanooga is viHiting Mrs.

Morell. Charles Curtis inaugurated the melon season here Tuesday. Jerry Payne went to Victorla'Friday to look after his lumber interests there. Mrs. H.

Kentand children retnnel Saturday from a visit to friends in Pikeville. Hugh O'Neal, of Chattanooga, spent Sunday in the city mingling "with friends. Mrs. Wm. Owen and little Miss Will Owen Eldridge are visiting relatives at Shellmound.

J. B. Eldridge and daughter, Nellie, left Monday morning to visit relatives at Cleveland, Tenn. Geo. Pennington was in the city Monday.

He says the work on pike at Victoria has been completed. Brown Rogers, of Jasper, was in town Saturday. He is hauling hickory to the Sequachee Handle Works. 8. L.

Ketner of Victoria has purchased a surrey from A. Milbrandt recently advertised in these columns. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pryor and baby visited Mrs.

Pryor' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horned, ear Jasper, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Chaudoin and daughter Bonnie were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. DeSahla Sunday. A. S. Kelly of Kimball who is en- gaged in making contours of Lick Point for the T.

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called here Saturday on his. way home. ITCHING, oozing, scaling Salt Rheum is cured by Hood's Sarsa-parilla, the great, unequalled remedy for every kind of SKIN DISEASE. Road working has been inaugurated under charge of Overseer Skyles, and the unfortunate citizens are sweating out five davs'or paying four dollars. Mr Barker the mail clerk on the Pikeville Accomodation has been off the train this week on account of the illness of his son who has had fever.

TO FARMERS. Your name and ad dress on 250 en vflones for 5c: 100 for 30f. Have undelivered letters returned to you. The price is cheaper than you can buy the imprinted envelopes. The Howard Co.

steam thresher, of Shellmound, has been here this week threshing wheat for our farmers. Their machine is an excellent one, doing the work clean and with no waste. Sick headache results from a disordered condition of the stomach and is quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablots. For sale by all druggists. Best weekly paper in the United States: The Chattanooga Weekly News.

More than 10,000 news items In encb issue. Nothing like it. in the whole country. The Chattanooga Weekly News and Thk Skqu.voukk Vai.lky News, both one year for Subscribe now, while you have the chan The following from South Pittsburg composed a party that picnicked at the Blowing Spring Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, Misses Annie Haskew, Allie Vick and Sallie Vick Messrs. Bob Lee, Boss Carter, Claude Carter, and Robt.

Smith. If you are troubled with dizxy spells, headache, indigestion, or constipation Hollister's Rooky MounUln Tea will uiake-jpu well and keep you well. If It fails get your money- back. That's fair. 35 cents.

Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist. Local talent will present the play "Ten Nights in a Bar-Room," to raise funds to renew the fence around Owen Church and cemetery, and the first rehearsal was held at the Town Hall Thursday night. Dear Gus: I've solved the mother-in law problem, lust give her regularly Hollister's Rockv Mountain Tea. It Will mako her healthy, happy and do riln as lamb.

35 cents. Tea or Tab Jets. Ask your druggist. Mr. Mrs.

Albert Cook and children, of So. Pittsburg, Mrs. Turner and children of Jasper and Mrs. Frazier, sister of Mrs. Turner were at the Blowing Spring Sunday afternoon.

READ THIS. Brownsville, May 31, 1901 v. Hall; D(ar Sir I have us ed your Great Discovery for kidney and bladder troubles and have been very trro.tlv lwnpHt tci hv it and I can fully raxnmmnnil 1 1 to inV One Suffering in the game manner. Respectfully, GILES RIVES, Postmaster. A TEXAS WONDER mall Ktt'n" of the Texas Won der.

Hall's Great Discovery, curea kidney and bladder troubles, removes (Travel, cures diahetes, weak and 1 ami K.ok rhanmitiiuii and all trregulari ties of the kidney and bladder io ith men and womon, regulates oi-. troublo in children. It not aold by you will bo sent bv mall on re- nt 1 Onn en nil bottle iS two and will rtir an U1UUVU M. p.u thai a mentioned. Dr.

fc W. uan i for testimonial. Sold by all druggists. (tl Hliii All IllML s.1 b. drwr.1"- -hi Ayers Falling hair means weak hair.

Then strengthen your hair; feed it with the only hair food, Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks falling hair, makes the hair flair Vigor grow, completely cures dandruff. And it always restores color to gray hair, all the rich, dark color of early life. Mr hdlr out badly nl I ril I would lo. It nil.

Then 1 trlwl Ayer lUIr VlKor. II quickly hiiiwd tli. falling and mad in. lmlrllleoiildwUhlt to tie. lusiiBCCA AL1.BS, KllsalwUi, N.

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ATER for Falling Hair LOCAL. Walter Lambert, of Jasper, was call ing on "ner Misses Louise Hill and Agnes Mil brandt drove to Whitwell Sunday. Walter Crozier and Will Bennett were callers at the Spring Sunday. J. F.

Wall, Jr. wife and re turn! to their home in Chattanooga Tuesday. Rev. S. P.

Prvor and wite arrived Tuesday evening from Corinth, Miss, to visit relatives. Chas. Curtis brought ns a sample of the Rocky Ford musk melon yesterday which weighed 1V pounds. Miss Eiin Gustafson js now at Mont-eagle, where she "has an engage ment for three weeks to no doubt to delighted audiences. It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy tne, Its no secret so I'll tell Tako thou ltoeky Mountain Ten.

Ask your druggist. The wheat belonging to the Sequatchie Co. was threshed Friday and Sat-, urday, and the yield was much better than expected being 537Js bushels and in no ways damaged as expected. A little forethought may suve you no end of trouble. Anvoim who makes it rule to' keep Chamberlain's Cholin, Cholera and Remedy at hand knows this to be For sale by all druggists.

SEVERAL YOUN(J MEN. Mttlitwn vphps hihI nuwHrtlfJ. toharn tho mouUl- orV trailo. Excollent opiortnnity-for tlioso wishing to improve thiiir condition. pmploymimt.

Further puriiculars obtained by ud-tlrt'Hsinj! BLACKLGCK FOUNDRY, SOUTH PITTSBURG, TENN. Tlie residence of Wm. Lee is being re-shingled, Mr. Hinch doing the work. The following pleasant letter to the News from P.

A. Butler, will prove of ntercst to many of our readers. Wo should certainly like to be with friend Butler, although our artistic inclinations have been sorely Aground down by unceasing toil, and the sight of the sea would do us a world of good, causing in us the samo feelings as it did the Greeks of old when on the memorable March of the Ten Thousand. 'Newagen House, West Sonthport, Me. 'Dear News: This place is where you would like to be "at, right on the rocky shores of the broad ocean.

Today. Sunday, July 31. 1005, is a very stormy one, wind blowing a gale and raining great nuns. The waves as the saying is, are running moun tains high, and dash with tremendous force and noise against this" stone and rock Ixmnd a sight, judging from remarks you have made in my hearing, you would give much to see. We are here for the month of August.

Will let vou know when we change again. Shall trv and scoop in some of the views alout here. Wish j'on could be here with me, yes I do. Mrs. Butler joins in kind regards to yon all and to Sequachee in general." DIED.

On Sunday at the home of her father, Ii. F. Rogers, Miss Mattie Rogers, aged nineteen years, diedN)f meningitis. She had been in poor health for some time but was taken seriously ill only the Friday before. She was buried Monday in the Ridges, beside her mother.

OADTOniA. Bmti tb A 1 la Kind Yon Havj Wra Bccjl John Hay's Honeymoon. Just liefore his marriage, in 1874. the late John Hav irnre a bachelor din ner. One of his gnests asked how lonf? his honeymoon was froinx to last "All the ret if my life, I think." was his rej.lT, and hi clonest friends say that be jniheMr trnlv.

WATCH US GROW. Scott Gordon of Victoria, orders the News continued to him. WATCH US GROW. W. II.

White of Whitwell, pays for six months of the News. WATCH US GROW. Jeff Redmond oi Whitwell, 50e for 52 issues of the News. WATCH US GROW. Hon.

J. Dykes of Whitwell, or ders the News. WATCH US GROW. Miss I. L.

Bennett of Pasadena, renews her subscription. WATCH US GROW, A. S. Kelly of Kimball, promptly renews his subscription. WATCH US GROW.

Charles Curtis of Sequachee, sub scribes for the News. WATCH US GROW. Miss Minnie Ealy of Hill City, now reads the News. WATCH US GROW. James A.

Skiles, city, renews his subscription. WATCH US GROW. John K. Tate. Comfort, orders the Old Reliable sent to him.

WATCH US GROW. TO POLICY HOLDERS OF THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, IN EASTERN TENNESSEE. Notice is hereby given that Blackburn Brothers, of Knorville'and Cleveland, are no longer connected in any capacity Whatever with The Continenr Jul Insurance Company, of New York. We are now represented by the following named agents in the farm department for the various counties indicated: Dallas Ellis, of Knoxville, Agents for Knox, Sevier, Anderson and Loudon Counties. Seaton of Maryville, Agents for Blount and Monroe Counties.

Taylor Chase, of Cleveland, Agents for Bradley, McMinn, Meigs and Polk Counties. Beeler Hodge, of Jefferson City, Agents for Jefferson and Grainger Counties. H. D. Huffaker.

of Chattanooga, Agents for Hamilton, James, Marion, Sequatchie and Bledsoe Counties. C. S. Cunnyngham, of Morristown, Agent for Hamblen, Hawkins, Hancock and Cocke Counties. J.

W. C. Cunnyingham, of Spring City, Agent for Rhea, Roane, Morgan and Scott Counties. John A. Keener, of Corrytown, Agent for Union, Campbell and Claiborne Counties.

Holders of policies of this Company should confer direct with this office or address the agents having jurisdiction over the territory in which tlie property is situated. The Continental Insurance Company, of New York. Western Department. 280 La Salle Street, Chicago, 111. Cast of Play.

The following is the cast of play, "Ten Nights in a Bar-Room," to be presonted in a few weeks by local talent: Simon Slade, W. R. Thomas; Switchell, E. Pryor; Joe Morgan, W. S.

Pryor; Frank blade C. Randle; Harvey Green, W. Price; Romaine, J. C. Gross; Willie Hammond, Walter Hopkins; Mrs.

Slade, Miss Clarabell Campbell Morgan Miss True Randle; Mary Morgan, Miss Grace Thomas; Mehitable Cartright, Miss Hannah Lofty Church Notes, M. E. South. Rev. R.

A. Kelly will preach and administer the sacrament at the M. E. Church South at Sequachee Friday night' August 4. Our 4th Quarterly Meeting will crn- I vene at Sulphur Springs August Fiendish Suffering is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers that eat away your skin.

Wm. lSedell, of Flat Rock, says: "I hae used Hucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers, Sores ana It Is the best healing dressing I ever found." Soothes and beala cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at all druggists. Guaran teed. Informal Reception.

TRACY CITY. Ang. 1 Miseea Annie and Tearl Byers gave an informal reception to a large nnmWr of their yonnjr friends Monday evening at the house of their parents, Mr. and Mr. John Byers.

Refreshments were (wrved. ill til -fir ifiir? iiilk PRYOR INSTITUTE. MODEL TRAINING SCHOOL, for both sexes. A building of twenty-five large rooms. THOROUGH WORK required in all departments.

Students solicited who are willing to work. Conrse: Literary, Music, Art, and Elocution. Enrollment, 150. NEXT SESSION heirtna Anw. "So.

ions. K-3 Write Jor Terms and Catalogue to M. M. DOSSETT, JASPER, TENNESSEE. SAND ALA.

Special to the Aws. Saturday there was a singing convention and picnic held out here at Braint Chapel. There were four classes present that day New Hope, of netfr South Pittsburg, the Bridgeport class, the Shumake Grove class; the Ebenezer class, and these with the local (Brant Cha.iel) class, made five singing classes, and good work was done. However, I have complaint to make, as Mr. Reeves, who led the Bridgeport Class, wanted to have full control of things.

He got his class up on the' stage and just kept them there. He was afraid of New Hope singing class so he would not give them any chance io sing. The New Hope class is a large class, and sing very well. The New Hope class say they will give a singing and a picnic in the near future. If they do, I intend to be there, if it is the Lord will for me to be with them.

There was a large crowd here on that day, between 400 and 500 people. I am not doing this to throw off on anybody but hurrah for the New Hope singing class. That tenor and alto was fine, and the other singers were excellent. The other classes had a few good singers, but I wish I had noticed how many there were in the New Hope class. It was the highest class of all.

Bridgeport to have done right would have had equal division of time. Hurrah for New Hope when they sing No. 125, "That Wonderful Day is Coming." Large delegations from Shellmound, Carpenter, New Hope, Bridgeport, and Hog Jaw Valley were present on that day. Gold Bug. A Warning to Mothers.

Two much care cannot" be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against bowel troubles. As a rule Its only neo-essury to give the child a dose of castor oJ to correct any disorder of the bowels. Do not use any'substitute, but give the old-fashioned oil and see that it is fresh, as rancid oil nausates and has a tendency to gnpe. ii mis uoes noi check the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and thon a doso of castor oil, and the disease may be chocked in its incipiency and all danger avoided. The castor oil and this remedy should be procured at once and kept ready for instant use as soon as the first indication of any bowel trouble appears.

This is the most succassful treatment known and' may be relied upon with implicit confidence even in cases of cholera infantum. For sale by all druggists. R00PE, TENN. Special to the Newt. Hot weather is the order of the day.

Ed Houts was rushing things Sunday. Tom Sexton says he ate supper with the prettiest girl at the lx supper. Noah Smith and Frank Long went to Dunlap Monday. Geo Houts. Wm.

Cureton and Frank Degnan were out riding their wheels Sunday. John Simpson was out walking with his girl Sunday. Ask Miss Mamie Jolly who she ate surmer with Saturday ninht and who got choked. Tom Sexton is still hanging his hat at Unelo Bob Higdon's, trying to beat Andy Chasteen. Ask Faul Mnrphey if he has ever seen any more of papa's hogs.

Ishmael Degnan sfiys Miss Jewel hex-on is the urettiest Kirl on the moun tain. Mrs. Carrie Mawm and Mrs. Lizzie Degnan visited Mr and Mrs. John Anderson Friday.

Cleve Adkins says he is going to leat somebody Sunday. Misses Nancy and May Keef vinited Miss Janie Degnan Sunday. Bob White Is on the mountain now. Jack Rabbit. Th Kidney ana the Skin.

If the kiilm-M arc weak or torpll. the kia will plmplr or bliitrhy. Hood't SrP' rilla strengthens and timnlate the kWtwy. nit rlrara the eomplritoo. Br thorwofhlf purifriug the Mood it makes fowl besiio- -a i -t Mas r-r-r la iriii i We are not BEFORE you buy a Mowing Machine or We sell the Walter A.

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