The journal. (Hamilton, Ga.) 1887-1889, April 20, 1888, Image 2
ones, and counties
I ges cheaper in the
’ jail has been a
rs. There is no
why these wants
£n immediate tax.
! county is good and
£<1 may be had at
less. The necessary
i distributed over any
years, so that they may
;d gradually and without
the present ta.v rate. We
sures will be adopted iook
> end.
Oeneral Worrill has made
~d here this week as
He has shown
case
*ng
Our correspondent “Robie” seems
to think that a typographic error
spoiled one of our correspondent’s
jokes last week. This may have been
so, as it is almost impossible to avoid
typographical errors, especially with
a young typo in the office who is not
beyond the a b c of the “art preserva
tivr.” But too often our correspond
ents fail to write their jokes so that
they are intelligible to the general
reader. It is best to avoid, as much |
as possible, the publication of jokes, |
and if the camel that ate Mark Twain’s
overcoat and gagged when he came
to the manuscript of one of that wri¬
ter’s jokes, should come across
our waste basket he couldn’t swallow
one in ten of them without choking.
But a little fun now and then adds
relish to our news notes, and we are
<*iad to get them. A good rule is to
v our joke and read it to some
u nows nothing of the cir
’'roduces a smile,
-'construct it.
the dj syey
y
will w uOX. o»i
the ^ n disc, Notes, J
- W W I -—
DrkEP . Cheney auA Personal. and Mr. C. H
Cook left Wednesday morning ,? or
Brunswick to attend the Bapt at
convention there. They will visit
Florid t before they rethm.
Col. James M. Mobley went up to
Greenville Tuesday evening and
s P cn * a ver y pleasant night with his
Masonic brethren there.
Mr. Gid Ledsingei is again talking
insurance to our people.
Dr. J. M. Glass and Dr. S. S. Pit¬
man, of Chipley, were in the city
yesterday.
Messrs Thornton & Cameron, of
the Columbus bar, after spending
nearly two weeks Hth the Harris
Superior court, returned home this
morning. They constitute a strong
team and the large practice they en
joy in Harris shows that they are
highly esteemed.
Miss Hughly, of Chipley, returned
-'me Wednesday afternoon after a
'nt visit to Miss Alice Love
-chool commissioner will
board of education on
the commission
">iies arthat