Newton County GaArchives News.....GOSSIP HERE AND THERE September 28, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise September 28, 1883
~Elder E. L. BEEBE now makes his home in Warwick, N. Y.

~Thieves have robbed Surveyor GEIGER of most of his winter apples.

~Mrs. W. T. SEEHAN has returned to her Gainesville home.

~GEORGE STONE, of Oxford, is a blind man, yet he makes the best broom to be 
found in the market.

~An $800 monument has been placed over the grave of Dr. LOVICK PIERCE at 
Columbus.

~N. C. LEE, our prosperous cotton raiser and showman, aired himself in the 
country Sunday.

~CHARLIE SUMMERS will accept a position in a Texas telegraph office early next 
year.

~W. T. KING has paid several pleasant visits to the square within the past week.

~Cedar Shoals Factory is being recovered with W. M. RUSSELL as boss.

~Verdict of “not guilty” was found in many of the criminal case tried at the 
fall term of our court.

~The Macon Telegraph will oppose Mr. BLOUNT’S re-election to Congress from our 
old district.

~Judge JOHN I. HALL, one of Georgia’s most brilliant sons attended our court 
this week.

~Dr. J. C. ANDERSON, of Starrsville has been very successful in the treatment 
of fevers this year.

~HOUSTON JONES proposes to keep on hand fresh fish and oysters during the 
season.

~THOMAS DAVIS puts on the same style driving the bread wagon that he does while 
curving a ball in a match game.

~Representative MIDDLEBROOK declined to visit the Louisville Exposition at the 
expense of Senator BROWN.

~The Atlanta Republican says “and independent like HAYGOOD might whip HAMMOND 
next year.” Well yes, “over the left.”

~CHARLES KITCHENS, of the Fork, proposes to send his blooded horse to a guano 
factory on account of being unable to trade him off.

~The friends of Major L. B. ANDERSON, of Atlanta, will be glad to learn that he 
is on the road to health again.

~Esquire HARRY CAMP has placed a fish trap in Alcova and is making preparations 
to meet the hard winter near at hand.

~A home on the lot of Esquire FRANKLIN WRIGHT, came near being destroyed by 
fire Saturday night. It was evidently the work of an incendiary.


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