Newton County GaArchives News.....HOME AND OTHER ITEMS- AS THEY TRANSPIRE FROM ONE WEEK TO ANOTHER January 17, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise January 17, 1889
~Mrs. D. A. Thompson has the largest strawberry bed in the county.

~Hon. L. F. Livingston spent Monday in town. As usual the Colonel was in a tip 
top humor and had a kind word for everybody he met.

~Rev. J. L. Rogers will preach at the Presbyterian church here on the 4th 
Sunday in this month, and regularly thereafter on the 4th Sunday of every month 
in this year.

~Mr. Wm. H. Pickett, of Newton Factory had a fine mule drowned at Wood’s bride 
on Yellow River, near Almon, one day last week. Of course, friend Pickett will 
insist that Newton County pay for this mule.


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