Newton County GaArchives News.....Island Shoals November 30, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise November 30, 1883
~The picture show has come and gone and a good many silver quarters and halves 
went with it.

~Capt. JOHN STEPHENS, of the Pottery, and EUGENE LEE, of your city, have 
recently been on a visit here.

~Col. DICKERSON is kept busy at this season of the year renting out land for 
next year and collecting rent for this.

~Our store house continues to present a lonely appearance, and it will be a 
happy day when we can have another live merchant in our community.

~H. C. PERRY has a fine lot of hogs to kill. Henry is a thorough going, wide 
awake young man, and generally lives at home. He has discontinued to order his 
corn and bacon from the west.

~The probability is that Island Shoals will be left without a preacher next 
year. JAMES WRIGHT and RUFUS FINCHER have been studying for the ministry, but 
it is hardly probable that they will be called to preach for some time to come.

~We learn that the Snapping Shoals correspondent of the Henry Co. Weekly, say 
SANDERS and FINCHER have organized a show. So they have, and are ready to 
negotiate for a monkey and a hand organ and will endeavor to secure the 
services of said correspondent to do  the clog-dancing when the band begins to 
play.


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