Newton County GaArchives News.....IN AND AROUND THE CITY November 26, 1891
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The Georgia Enterprise November 26, 1891
~Prof. DEVANT has offered a premium to the Male Academy boys for excellence in 
declamation.

~To Rent, Nice 5 room residence, large garden, good water, near Mr. JAMES T. 
CORLEY’S home. See S. W. HAWKINS or address Mr. R. H. BUCHANAN, Box 423, 
Atlanta, Ga.

~Lively times were experienced at Hays court ground last week and many 
important cases disposed of. Judge F. M. HAYS presided with the ease and grace 
of a chief justice when holding the legal scales on a balance between man and 
man.

~The Lucy Cobb Institute girls, at Athens, had a lively debate on the Tariff 
last week. Twelve young ladies advocated low tariff, while eight favored high 
tariff, among them being Miss CARRIE SOCKWELL, a charming young lady from this 
county. The “low tariff” debaters carried off the prize.

~Elder J. G. EUBANKS, now of Kentucky, an able Primitive Baptist minister, so 
well and favorably known in this section, will preach in the Methodist Church 
at Covington, Friday night, Nov. 27, at 7 o’clock, Providence permitting. Also, 
at Holly Spring Church Saturday and Sunday at 11 a. m. Everybody cordially 
invited to attend these services.


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