Newton County GaArchives News.....WISE AND OTHERWISE August 15, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise August 15, 1889
~Miss Nellie Womack gave her young friends an elegant fruit festival Friday 
night. It was an occasion of mirth and pleasure.

~The ladies are especially and earnestly invited to call and see the nicest 
line of sateen’s ever brought here. Other handsome new goods at low prices. J. 
J. Dearing.

~Major Flowers, in anticipation of a large quail crop, has brought a fine new 
Peiper gun. The Major entered our office Monday sweetly singing:
“I like to stay where breezes play,
And ocean’s wavelets roll:
But pretty soon when blizzard’s bloom
I’ll need by cash for quails and coal.”

~Mrs. L. V. O’Keefe, one of the teachers elect to our public school, has been 
attending the national teachers association at Nashville, of which she is an 
active member. The board were fortunate in securing the services of this 
cultured and refined lady, so eminently qualified to fill the position to which 
she has been called.

~Col. F. M. Sigman, one of Newton County’s oldest citizens, carried 49 bushels 
of the finest peaches we have seen this season to R. W. Bagby’s distillery last 
Thursday. Col. Sigman lives in Brick Store district and has the largest and 
best orchards and vineyards in the county. He is a successful farmer and a 
mighty clever man.


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