Newton County GaArchives News.....HOME AND OTHER AFFAIRS November 30, 1883
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The Georgia Enterprise November 30, 1883
~HARPER & WRIGHT invite those who owe them to call and make their hearts glad 
by a full settlement.

~Almost a car load of umbrellas, water-proof goods, rubber goods, and other wet 
weather articles can now be brought low down from J. J. DEARING.

~Commissioner of Agriculture, HENDERSON, was in town Monday. He improves in 
looks and increases his popularity as the years come and go.

~Mrs. HORACE J. BATES is visiting her mother, who lives in Alabama. We hope 
this good lady will have a delightful time during her stay abroad.

~Mr. MID SOCKWELL has opened a saloon in the rear room of T. N. PITTS building. 
Dr. PITTS will continue in the front room and not be connected in any way with 
the formers business.

~W. J. GREEN, the “Leader of Low Prices,” has just received a car load of 
trunks, and will sell his friends who anticipate moving west, large packing 
trunks at 25 per cent, less than his neighbors. Call and use them.

~A Negro boy walked off with a package of valuables belonging to ADDISON HARPER 
on Sunday last. Add waltzed the moke around town by the ear until the hiding 
place of the package was made known and returned.


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