Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY, SOMEWHAT PERSONAL July 2, 1891
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The Georgia Enterprise, July 2, 1891 July 2, 1891
TOWN AND COUNTY EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY

~Remember the Third Georgia reunion comes off on July 23 and 24.

~KING Brothers and Mr. GEO. KING, railroad builders, are doing some fine work 
on our streets.

~Hon. HENRY L. GRAVES will be called upon to introduce several local bills 
during the present session of the legislature.

~TOM DICKERSON, colored, charged with various thefts, was captured in 
Chattanooga the other day and is now in jail here.

~Mr. I. N. SMITH has moved from Tax to Snapping Shoals. He desires to rent a 
store house and residence in Covington, and if he does, will locate here.

~An interesting temperance meeting came off in the court house Monday night. 
About 200 persons were present. Recitations were rendered by Misses MAMIE 
WOODRUFF and MAMIE EDWARDS. A strong temperance lecture was delivered by Miss 
MAUD LEE, which was cheered at every point.

~Mr. HENRY BRITTAIN, so well and favorably known here, is now with the popular 
dry goods house of D. H. DOUGHERTY & Co., 39 & 41 Peachtree St., Atlanta, where 
he is ready to meet all of his Newton County friends. Prices are reasonable, 
goods new and fine. Mr. Dougherty married a Newton County lady. Capt ROBT. 
GLASS  is also a member of the firm. When you go to Atlanta be sure to call and 
see HENRY BRITTAIN.

SOMEWHAT PERSONAL

~ Rev. T. J. SWANSON is recovering from a spell of sickness.
~Col. WOMACK and daughter, Miss NELLIE, report a nice time during their visit 
to Cumberland Island.

~Miss ANNIE PACE is visiting friends in Chicago, as the guest of her sister, 
Mrs. Dr. LUCIE OWSLEY.

~Mr. JAMES T. CORLEY is slowly recovering from a severe attack of neuralgia of 
the heart.

~Capt. J. P. LOYD is having a big time at Savannah and Tybee, fishing, sea 
bathing, etc.

~Mrs. Dr. WM. BROWN and daughter, Miss LULA, have returned form Florida, where 
they spent the winter.

~Prof. H. H. STONE, of Emory College, is taking a special course in 
Engineering, at Cambridge, Mass., during the summer.

~Rev. R. W. BIGHAM has been suffering with rheumatism for several days. 
Presiding Elder R. J. BIGHAM has also been on the sick list.


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