Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY. February 5, 1891
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The Georgia Enterprise February 5, 1891
~Rev. T. J. Swanson is slowly regaining his health.

~For Sale, A fine cow with young calf. Call on Charlie B. Everitt, Covington, 
Georgia.

~Subscribe for Little Worker, the best young people’s paper in America. Only 25 
cts. a year. See Miss Sallie V. Stewart, Oxford, Ga.

~The young lady pupils and teachers boarding at Capt Haygood’s enjoyed a 
literary dinner one day last week. Each course was elegantly served.

~Messrs. R. L. Mobley & Co., are selling goods very low at their store. Call 
and examine their stock and prices, as these goods are being sold right along. 
See advertisement.

~Bailiff Rufus Cruse was appointed to look after the street lamps and keep 
them “trimmed and burning” at night. We say unto Rufus, old boy, “Let your 
light shine,” but shut off the valve very early in the morning.

~A party of Ohio capitalists have recently visited Jasper County with a view of 
investing in lands. Let our Western friends come to Newton County and 
investigate the advantages to be found within our borders.

~Mr. James P. Simms will handle the famous Kennesaw Guano again this year, and 
is now ready to fill all orders. He keeps his goods stored in the Alliance 
Warehouse, and will sell very reasonable. Call on him and buy this most 
excellent fertilizer.

~Services will be held at the Presbyterian Church, in Covington, on the 2nd and 
4th Sundays. Next Sunday, Feb. 8, service may be expected. The Pastor, Rev. Mr. 
McMeen, will preach in the morning on the subject “The Glorious Church,” at 
night his subject will be “What Constitutes a Man a Christian Man?”

~Let the farmers of Newton and adjoining counties read the advertisement of Mr. 
James T. Cook, who is now manufacturing the “Newton High Grade Guano” at the 
machine shops, near the depot. This is a strictly first class Guano in every 
respect and is being sold very low. See Mr. Edward Heard, who will fill your 
orders, or call on Stewart & Son who will take pleasure in selling the Newton 
High Grade.


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