Newton County GaArchives News.....GOSSIP HERE AND THERE November 30, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise November 30, 1883
~Esquire JOHN P. HARRIS was on the sick list part of last week.

~Judge EDWARDS attended court at Island Shoals, Tuesday.

~Mrs. P. REYNOLDS will make her home at Edgewood after this year.

~Hon. N. J. HAMMOND left for Washington D. C., on Monday last.

~JOHN C. FLOWERS has taken charge of the Floyd Mill.

~THOMAS ELLIOTT, of Rockdale County is reported to be very sick.

~The Conyers Weekly says it will not support Col. LIVINGSTON as a candidate for 
Congress.

~Elder WILLIAM ADAMS has now about recovered from a severe spell of sickness.

~A large lot of Clothing to be closed out at or below cost, by A. E. MCDONALD. 
Call and examine.

~THOMAS A. PERRY speaks of making his future home in Florida.

~Uncle JIM CRAWFORD claims to be the best horse back rider in his district.

~Col. A. S. FLORENCE, of Social Circle, gets a very fair practice in the courts 
of this county.

~J. J. DEARING has a complete stock of new goods that are being sold very low.

~Our old friend, M. B. FOWLER continues to turn out the best of flour at his 
Midway Mills.

~Capt. JAMES M. LEVY has now moved to his new place on McDonough Street.

~Dr. J. C. CLARK writes that he is well pleased with what he has seen of Texas.

~Miss MATTIE CALLAWAY returned to her home near Lexington Saturday last.

~Rev. HENRY QUIGG, of Conyers spent several days in our city last week.

~Judge JOHN WOODSON is enjoying moderate health at the Poor House.

~Judge MCCORMICK NEAL has been traveling through the Northeast Georgia counties.

~Mrs. Dr. BROWN and daughter reached their Florida home safe and in good health.

~Prof. SMITH closes his school at Snapping Shoals today. He will teach 
elsewhere next year.

~THOMAS C. SWANN, wife and little girl are visiting relatives in Oxford, Miss.

~W. J. GREEN is the only one that has a license to sell pistols and dirks. Give 
him a call, if you want anything in that line.

~W. B. WORD thinks that McDonough has done without a town hall long enough and 
proposes to fit up one at an early day.

~Go to A.E. MCDONALD’S and get ladies cloaks, shawls, dress goods, etc. cheaper 
than anywhere in the city. Go and see these goods.

~An old darkey by the name of SIMON WEBB makes money picking up cotton, rags 
and old paper upon our streets.

~The largest and most complete line of men’s and boy’s hats and caps ever 
offered in this market, at panic prices, at W. J. GREEN’S.


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