Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY June 20, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise June 20, 1889
~Mr. G. T. Wells came down from Atlanta Friday night and returned Monday.

~Hon. O. S. Porter has been attending commencement in Athens this week.

~Mr. Benjamin Yancey left for Florida Wednesday, where he goes to practice 
dentistry.

~Mr. Robt. W. Terrell is assisting in the erection of the mammoth ginnery near 
the depot.

~Mr. C. H. White made a failure raising game chickens but he “gets there” on a 
fine garden.

~Mr. Lewis D. Pace, of Washington City, is on a visit to relatives and friends 
here.

~Sign up your guano notes for Esquire Franklin Wright so he can get to put his 
fish basket in the river.

~Mrs. W. L. Davis, of Rocky Plains district, is recovering from a serious spell 
of sickness.

~Hon. L. L. Middlebrook spent several days in Macon recently as a member of the 
visiting board to Wesleyan Female College.

~Tax Collector A. H. S. Davis had the misfortune to stick a large nail in his 
foot one afternoon last week.

~Rev. R. J. Bigham, of Augusta, who is honored and beloved by all our people, 
spent a few days here this week.

~Larkin Britt has the grassiest, weediest cotton patch in Newton County. Lark 
will make a good crop however, if the seasons strike right.

~It is said that Dr. Haygood will move from Georgia to Sheffield, Ala., to take 
charge of an industrial school for girls.

~Treasurer Henderson don’t bother himself about the high price of sugar. He 
uses honey with his black berry and peach pies.

~We had a pleasant call Monday from Col. J. W. Chapman, the wide-awake editor 
of the live and spicy Washington Gazette.

~Miss Mary Hargroves, of Newton, and Miss Price, of Jasper County, two lovely 
young ladies, have been on a visit to our city as guests of Mrs. James R. Perry.



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