Sequachee Valley News from Sequachee, Tennessee • Page 4

HEWS OF THE STATE. Vox fainting is a daily jmstiine at Kipliy. A liuildiiifj; lionrn linn si )ye rshurg. A la rjr new liotd will bo built at Frrnvillu. Y.

W. Ti iiiilin i. tlie new poet niiirtter at Union City. A military company hua been orgnnizcd at The capacity of the cotton mill at Trenton ui I bo doubled. Many fanners in Monroe county Iim abandoned cotton raiding.

The Rivr.ili; Oil Co. bas commenced boring a well at Dayton. Nathan Myers lost an infant cbi'd by drowning at Greenville. Most of the government stock at Chickamauga has bien disposed of. Cbas.

Kejterson has a handle factory ready (or operation at 'fuze well. The cotton acreage in lower East Tenne'See is smaller than for eral years. A large force of workmen has been added to the Tennessee Central roud. M. J.

Noonan. the new factory inspector, will enter upon his du ties at Richard Russell, a nnr, is in jail at Mnrlreosboro charged with lnoonshining. Tom Cooper, a negro was drowned at Nashville while saving logs irom a broken raft. The Crockett County Sentinel has just celebrated its twenty-tdxih anniv( rsary. The Jomsboro Wonieus' Chris 1 lian Union lias opened a public library.

A combination ios factory mid electric lilit plant has bsen put in operation at There is much excitement at Lynnville over the discovery of valuable phosphate beds. Caterpillars are doing much image to orchards and vegetal tion in Crockett county. Circuit court is in session at Madisonviih; with an important murder case or two on the docket. The proposition to issue $10,000 bonds for public improvements at Ripley illed at a special election. An effort of the county court at at Newport to elect a sheriff tosuc-ceed J.

S. Dawson, recently killed by moonshiners, laded. The thirteenth session of the Meigs county Sunday school association was held at Cioodth'ld, Friday and Saturday, the l'Jih and 20ih. The Rubb.r Win el Tire com pany ot Ohio has brought suit against D. A Harrison, of Chirks ville, claiming infringements ol patents.

James Barnet, a lea ting youth of Hardin county, is killed by a runaway team, his remains being scattered along the highway many yard. V. Turner and F. E. (Iiddeon of Grove Hill, Ohio, have an ou-tion on 36XX) acres of land in the first di-trict of Scott county and may make a sheep ranch of it.

Sam II Simpson has a soldier's wallet made of green morocco, lined with flinnel, and containing letters, needles and pins, that was given him by a man maned I'. G. Hines the day before the battle of Chitkainauga. "CIM'I KITS do nil eli.ln.td for them ml are a (nil nieoii inc. I bate oltcll wihtri for a pVaam ui tuki ami at in-t b.vv tomi.l il in i ritv Utkinw tlu-m my bnKi li: inn .1 n'T cciPi'Uvvi! Iia mm an-'.

1 In cv. iy way. -Mn. stLi.lL K. Seli.ahs.

ljiiieU. Tciiu. The city council at Troy advan-the tax rate. Fifty small suspects ore under guard-at Paris. Wolves are causing much excitement at Wartburg.

An anti-expansion society has been formed at Gallatin. A lecture association has been organized at Lewisburg Harvey Chitwood, an aged citizen of Scott county, is dead. Silyer prospectors are at work in the vicinity of Madisonville. A law and order league has been organized for permanent work. Machinery has been ordered for a canning factory at Mossy Creek.

Commencement exercises will ceasa at Maryvil'e college on May 25. The fiftieth anniversary of the college at Hiwassee will be celebrated May '26th. Ants recently covered the track near Tellico Plaius enough to stop a train. Junas Caldwell killed Otie Mo dure near Union City without causa Ten thousand people are busy gathering the berry crop in West Tennessee. Ten thousand people are busy gathering the berry crop in West Tennessee.

The Graphic is a new journalise tic venture, by John R. Green at Brownsville. F. Sturgis, residing near Ilarri-man, has an active healthy calf with three legs. The contract will soon be let for the erection of a confederate mon ument of Franklin.

A fatal disease resembling men ingitis is prevalent among the horses at Lynnviiie. There is such a demand for lum ber at Snetdville that stumps are bringing good prices. A peculiar type of measles is pre valent about Line Springs, there being several victims The M. E. church south, conference of the Cleveland district, will meet at Sweetwater May 25.

Captain Caston O'Brien, of Tulla-homa, has been brevitted a major for gallant action at Manila. A prisoner a Chattanooga by the name of Cnnningbam made a sixth attempt to commit suicide. Reports from most counties in the state show about five eights the usual wheat crop for this year. CaleJ) Iloyle, aged eighty one has been preaching to the Baptist congregation at Conasauga fifty years. John Wright, one of the Scott county men who enlisted in the regular army and went to Cuba is dead.

Moore county has a citizen who has had three wives during the past year and still he is not a Mormon. Annie C. Whitesides, nine years old, was killed by her brother at Westmoreland, who handled a gun carelessly. The Roane county pike will let the contract for the construction of several miles ol pike road on June 3rd. m.

Cunningham, a prisoner in the Hamilton county jail, made the seventh attempt to kill himself by swallowing pennies. Jerry Gordon, a 42 year old ne gro, was fined $2-3 for whipping his mother, who is over 100 vears old This took place at Memphis. Superintendent of Public In struction Fitzl'atrick at Nashville will insist upon all public school teachers standing a rigid exanii'iu tion. NEAKLY Fiftyt Years Old It'si a lull? lif' but iWoticm to the true i inl.riHiH o-pcri tv of i lit' A People has won fur it new friends tin1 years ruib-d by mid thu original uiciubTs its family isswl to lliir reward, and these admirers are loyal and steadfast to- i day, Willi faith in its teach i nijs, and conll- dence in the informal Ion which it brings to tin ir homes and firesides. As a natural eonseipienco it enjoy in its I old uifo ail tliu vitality and vior of its youth, strengthened and ripened by llio of over half a century.

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