Newton County GaArchives News.....HOME AND OTHER ITEMS, AS THEY TRANSPIRE FROM ONE WEEK TO ANOTHER May 16, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise May 16, 1889
~Mr. Ransom Lancaster and family, of Cedar Shoals, will probably move to 
Atlanta in a few days.

~The Hopewell Church, in Rocky Plains district, has been neatly painted by Mr. 
C. A. Wander, of our city.

~The Georgia railroad has won a case at law. Wilkes court refused damages to T. 
M Green for mules killed by that road Tuesday.

~Let every mason in Newton attend the meeting of Golden Fleece Lodge on Friday 
night. Work in the Master’s degree, and exemplification of the work by Col. 
Larshe, of Atlanta.

~Rev. Tony Baker reports that Bethlehem Covington colored Baptist Church raised 
$20.00 Sunday to pay for repairs on their church, of which he is the efficient 
and worthy pastor.

~Bring your gins, engines and other machinery to the Covington Machine Works at 
once so they can be put in perfect order before the rush in such work 
commences. Shops in rear of court house. W. H. EVANS, proprietor-toJune10.

~Applicants for teachers license will be examined by Commissioner J. S. 
Stewart, at his office in Oxford, as follows: White applicants, Wednesday, May 
29th.  Colored applicants, Thursday, May 30th. Only one day to each class, 
beginning at 9 a. m.


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