Newton County GaArchives News.....Around Home and Abroad June 8, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise June 8, 1883
~~W. A. Kelly & Bros., are building a commodious warehouse at Indian Creek.
~~We regret to learn that Mr. W. S. Montgomery is confined to a bed of sickness
at his home near Brick Store.
~~Mrs. Alfred M. Ramsey, who lives in the neighborhood of the camp ground, is 
very low, but not necessarily past recovery. She is the widow of the late Major 
Ramsey and a charitable and Christian lady, who is greatly beloved by all who 
know her.
~~Several of Madison's most beautiful and accomplished daughters paid Covington 
a visit recently, and were the guests of Mrs. I. P. Henderson and her 
fasinating sister, Miss Carrie Dyer. We hope the young ladies fell in love with 
our city, for they certainly made friends and found admirers while here.
~~W. M. Russell and his industrious son, Thomas, assisted by Deacon Tom 
Henderson and Jim Burnap, colored, have finished the foot bride over Dried 
Indian Creek on Cedar Shoals Street. It is a neat and substancial structure
and appreciated by persons who live in the western portion of the city. Mr. 
Russell is a master mechanic and never turns out anything but good work.

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