Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04

Il Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
Be for Broxton or be out.-Broxton Jour-
aal. S-c-a-t-t
The lynching and mad dog season is APP
Sroachng We hope both crops will be light.
There's movement on foot to make t1tz-
6erald the excursion center for this section OF
he state.
Are YOU attending church this week! This
Il an important question. If you are not, think
eriously about it.
What the cotton planters have failed to do in
The matter of reduction is about to be accom-
plished by the weather man.
There's something doing in Fitzgerald all
The time. We have no dull seasons here and
hats where we've got other Georgia towns
nkinned mile.
This is considered the dullest season of the
year. vet the demands made on our little print
erv, by our friends and patrons have been entire
vout of proportion to our capacity. We appre-
late the patronage
The gamblers-we mean the men who per-
list in playing cards for money in Fltzgerald,are
ot our personal enemies, and if they were we
Eould not take single mean advantage, but we
we duty to the public we must not overlook.
NE existence of gambling in Fitzgerald Cor any
her community exercises demoralizing in
hence and it is our duty to discourage it.
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An Irwinville report in the Atlanta Constitu-
,6n contains this very remarkable language
"a great majority of the people now living
Irwin county who would be Incorporated in
Is new counties are bitterly opposed to the new
6untv movement" Now all who believe that
sntement will please stand on their heads. Ii
Z hallucinated half dozen who have hypnotized
emselves into hoping to defeat the new count
of Tiff, Henderson and Northen will count
ses, they may be able to enjoy sober thought.
go
We over heard friend last evening explain
4 to a neighbor that Judge Speer had render
i judgement against the editor of the Enter
ise for large amount. 1t was natural
stake The Judgment was rendered all
hit and we lost the money, but it was money
Ia earned cash and propose to keep it. Mon
md labor we put in to recelversh1p under
direction of the state court, the United States
1T simply explains cannot be recovered by us.
the facetious referee in bankruptcy put it,
apparently found pleasure in making the IN
kment, and intimated that we could accept
&c pleasure we got out of it for our compensa-
That is perhaps all that we will get.
But no judgment has been rendered against
In effect it was very much against our
rest and cut quite swath in our finances.
From outside sources we constantly get IN
atoms that there is at least one marp.ot In
community who is not only consplrlng to
AT the new county movement, but holds him
always ready for sale to the enemies of
gerald The only difficulty they have
ID fixing the price for the traitor. He
VS. we are after him and has endeavored
lscourage us in the effort, and discredit us
be public eye by conniving to have us indict-
y the late grand jury, which however, very
Ii to the contrary and no doubt very much
he chagrin of the rascally chief consplrator,
Hored us with the Craftsmanship of an impor-
committee. We've been urged to send the
al to the penitentiary, and on the theory
Il would be in the nature of a public bene-
ION we have sometimes felt that it is our
to do so.
s6s~ Note the dating of the label on your
i. See that it is correct. If not come to
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