Marion County GaArchives News.....Tazewell News - August 20, 1897 August 20, 1897
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The Marion County Patriot August 20, 1897
Marion County Patriot, Aug. 20, 1897, Vol. XXI, No. 33
 
COUNTY AND STATE

FROM TAZEWELL

It has been raining off and on all the week.

The Baptist have been attempting to carry on a protracted meeting, but the
frequent showers have about stopped the attendance.  They are very liberal in
their views, and the preacher in charge permits his pulpit to be filled by a
Methodist divine.

The corn and cotton crops are promising.

The rain is moving the little potatoes; making them grow larger.

Prof. Weaver has a flourishing school.  The children are bright and sparkling,
eager to learn and well behaved.

A mad dog bit some cows near here a few weeks ago.  Since then the cows went mad
and were shot. Mr. Ed. McMichael’s fine Jersey bull was one of the victims.

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