Marion County GaArchives News.....Japanese News - Sept. 10, 1897 September 10, 1897
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The Marion County Patriot September 10, 1897
Marion County Patriot, Sept. 10, 1897, Vol. XXI, No. 36

COUNTY AND STATE

JAPANESE JOTTINGS

Autumn is coming, and rain is much needed in this section for the benefit of
field peas, potatoes and sugar cane.

Cotton picking is being a great success in this section and the gins are
whirling and cutting the white, fleecy staple off the seeds and getting it ready
for the great eastern factories.

The patrons of the Japanese school will meet at the schoolhouse Saturday for the
purpose of selecting a teacher for the next year.

The son of Mr. F. M. Johnson, Jr. got his shoulder hurt last Sunday by falling
from a tree which he was climbing after muscadines.

Soon be possum hunting time again.  Hunters are anxious about this plump and
delicious animal.

Mr. Buck Parker is erecting himself a large four room barn, look out farmers,
you will have to get a double hump on you if you beat Mr. Parker in success.

Misses Mande (Maude?) and Cora King are visiting relatives near Cuthbert, Ga. 
We miss their presence in this community.

G.




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