Newton County GaArchives News.....SOMEWHAT PERSONAL April 2, 1891
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The Georgia Enterprise April 2, 1891
SOMEWHAT PERSONAL

~Mr. HARRIS ANDERSON is making his home in Anniston, Ala., for the present.

~Mr. JOSIAH MCCORD received severe bruises by being thrown from is horse one 
day last week.

~The post office has been moved to the old Dorsett Corner with Major A. H. LEE 
as postmaster.

~Mr. JOE W. WRIGHT has a new horse that is said to be able to trot a mile in 
three minutes.

~Doctor CANDLER will make a wide awake prohibition speech at the court house in 
Covington Tuesday next, April 7th. Everybody invited.

~Friend BOOSTIN spent part of Sunday at Social Circle. It is reported that 
during his visit he flee head over heels in love with a beauty there.

~Mr. JOHN H. STEVENS and family, of Stevens Pottery, spent last week and part 
of this at the home of Capt. and Mrs. A. J. WEBB, in Rocky Plains District.

~Rev. Dr. WARREN A. CANDLER will make a prohibition speech at the court house 
in Covington on Tuesday next at 11 a. m. The Doctor will interest all who 
attend. He is one of the most entertaining speakers in this country. It matters 
not whether you agree with him or not, you will miss a treat if you fail to 
hear him. All are cordially invited to be present.

~Mr. A. H. S. DAVIS, former Tax Collector, has made a full and final settlement 
with the county and state. He has given the county faithful service, has 
collected all the taxes that could be collected, and the list of defaulters is 
lower than ever before. Success to our friend in whatever business he may 
enter, and may peace and plenty bless himself and family where ever their 
footsteps may chance to roam.

~Interesting and impressive Easter services were held at the Methodist church 
in Covington Sunday. The pulpit was decorated with flowers and evergreens. The 
Pastor, Rev. R. J. Bigham, preached a most excellent sermon which was enjoyed 
by his charge and large congregation. In addition to the collection for the 
Scaritt Training School, at Kansas City, Mo., a sufficient fund was raised to 
repaint and beautify the Methodist Church here.



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