Newton County GaArchives News.....GOSSIP HERE AND THERE September 21, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise September 21, 1883
~LARKIN BRITT is reported to have ten acres in snap beans.

~Treasurer STALLINGS and wife spent Sunday at Rocky Plains.

~ADDISON HARPER has commenced to catch sucker fish on Alcova.

~Banker SHEPHERD will slaughter quails with a breech loader this fall.

~Prof. BRAD WELDON returned from Barnesville Saturday.

~HALE’S Conyers Weekly is as full of life as ever.

~JAMES DELANEY, of Florida, stopped over here Friday night and left for New 
York on Saturday.

~The closing exercises of Miss LOU LEE’S school, at High Point, was largely 
attended Friday night.

~A snake was killed on the steps of OLIVER ELLIOTT’S place of business the 
other day.

~Mrs. B. F. MOON, of Rockdale county, has been very low for some time past.

~Quite a number of squirrels can be seen in the yard of Esquire B. F. CAMP.

~A large drove of English sparrows make Col. BAGBY’S lot their headquarters.

~Rev. W. J. SCOTT has written a reply to “Our brother in black,” and the book 
is now in press.

~The familiar face of JOHN TAYLOR can now be seen at CHARLIE JARBOE’S saloon.

~J. S. THOMAS, our Marble dealer, invites the public to call and see his work.

~It will look like old times when THOMAS A. PERRY moves back to town.

~Commissioner JAMES T. CORLEY had a pleasant time during his visit North.

~Mrs. M. F. MCCORD is much better and is spending this week in the country with 
her mother.

~After a short vacation EDWARD CARR has commenced to sell goods again.

~Rev. J. N. BRADSHAW preached an able sermon at McDonough, Sunday.

~THOMAS HARPER, our dollar store friend of Atlanta, has captured a burglar at 
the “pint of a pistol.”

~Georgia don’t hold within her bounds a better jeweler than Capt. LEVY.

~Judge THOMPSON, of Eudora, brought up a load of mutton and apples Saturday. 
His driver had a dozen possums along.

~J. S. THOMAS proposes to place a fine marble tombstone over the grave of your 
loved ones as cheap as anybody.

~Messrs. JACK GRIER and GUS BERGREN filled their appointment at a muscadine 
vine on yellow river, Sunday.

~I. W. MEAOWS is now with W. A. NORTON. He sells goods with as much grace and 
ease as he did in the long ago.

~Uncle EDMAND DORSEY is 78 years old and he picked 178 pounds of cotton Friday.


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