Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY February 21, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise February 21, 1889
~Mrs. B. F. Carr, of Conyers, has moved to Macon.

~Prof. Robert Guinn, of Salem Academy, spent Saturday in town.

~Mr. W. H. LaPrade and son, Willie, have been visiting friends and relatives in 
Atlanta this week.

~We learn that Mr. Wilkes M. Heard contemplates erecting a hand, some residence 
in our city soon.

~Mrs. Jarman, of this city, had a fine cow to die from eating corn Saturday 
last.

~Mr. Joe S. Nix, of Atlanta, has returned from Arkansas, and spent Saturday in 
our city.

~Messrs. J. P. Harris and J. A. Farmer have a lot of fine mules and horses for 
sale.

~Capt. G. M. Cunningham has about recovered from his severe cough and cold.

~Lightning struck and shivered a tree in the yard of Mr. B. F. Camp, of this 
city Sunday morning.

~”Our Lon” will be a candidate for Governor in 1890, just as sure as he lives, 
and he will enter the race with a large following.

~Mrs. Malcolm, of Knoxville, Tenn., nee Miss Carrie Whitlock, was on a visit 
here last week as the guest of Miss Annie Pace.

~Several newspapers in Georgia are getting nervous over the strength being 
developed by Col. Livingston for Governor.

~Mr. G. A. Letford, agent for the old reliable medicine men, H. E. Bucklen & 
Co., of Chicago , Ill., gave us a pleasant call Monday.

~Mr. James R. Brown, of Stansell’s district, was in to see us Saturday, and is 
in good health and continues in the full enjoyment of single blessedness.

~Prof. Matthews, of Point Peter, Oglethorpe County, was up to see our section 
of the state Saturday, as the guest of Prof. L. H. Harris, of Oxford.


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