Newton County GaArchives News.....NEWS FROM HAYSTON January 9 1896
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Georgia Enterprise
  Mr. Ozburn's family are all about well of measles.
  Mr. "Cape" Harwell, of Jackson, is at his mother's sick with measles.
  Mrs. W. T. Hendrix is quite sick. Hope she will soon be well again.
  Prof. Eaks has moved into Mr. Cicero Cole's house, vacated by Prof. Stewart.
  School commenced Monday morning, though all the scholars could not start
on account of the measles.
  We have had some very cold weather, Mr. G. F. Hays tells us he had a
hen sitting and the eggs froze hard that she was sitting on.
  Mrs. W. N. Carson was called to the bedside of her mother in Henry county,
last Saturday. She was not expected to live until she could get there.
  Messrs. J. L. and F. M. Hays and A. L. Jackson have compromised their book
business by Mr. J. L. Hays furnishing the books and his old friend, Mr. C. C.
Epps, funishing the children to read them, and Mr. F. M. Hays paying a town
merchant ten dollars to curse the agent out for him and Mr. Jackson swapping
his books to Mr. Will Greer for a fine calf. We wish these historians much
success.

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