Newton County GaArchives News.....HOME AND OTHER ITEMS, AS THEY TRANSPIRE FROM ONE WEEK TO ANOTHER July 11, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise July 11, 1889
~Miss Denie Bagby has been in feeble health for several weeks past.

~Captain and Mrs. J. M. Pace have been spending this week at St. Simons Island, 
on the Atlantic Ocean.

~Sheriff Anderson hitched his blooded horses to a light carriage and attended 
the Oak Hill celebration, Friday. He had a good time.

~Hon. Joseph E. Brown has been a very sick man, but is now improving slowly and 
will, in our opinion, recover his health sufficiently to resume business at the 
same old stand in Washington, next December.

~Hon. Martin V. Calvin, of Richmond, has the distinguished honor of being the 
first presiding officer of the Lower House of the Georgia Legislature in the 
new Capitol. Speaker Clay is at home by the bedside of his sick wife.

~Primus Jones carried the first bale of new cotton to Albany on Wednesday, July 
3d, being two days earlier than the first bale last year. It classed middling, 
weighed 390 pounds and was auctioned off and bought by George W. Swindell, for 
12 ½ cents. It was expressed to New York.


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