Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-18

HE f1uITdu 1OT NOItuSu!
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Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
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Looks like it was all over but the shouting.
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The Fitzgerald Citizen is the only paper in
win that is pulling for Clark Howell. Let it
v at that.-Ocilla Star.
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Better roads in the rural districts will be
Me of the first questions to claim the attention
the new county commissioners.
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Owing to the absence of the editor and the
.Iness of other members of the force, no paper
las issued from this Office Saturday.
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Northen county has strong delegation on
Ee ground with Uncle Jesse Mercer, the leader
latch Northen county.-Broxton Journal.
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The state APPROPRIATION bill calls for 81, 1885,
|Ds.74. Of that amount $1,735,7O4 is for the
'nblic schools, and 100000 for pensions, or a
tile over sixty. per cent. of the entire appro-
Sriation.
If the new county of Northen is created,
fitzgerald proposes to use the city hall for
burt house for few years, to avoid high tax
ate. The bill names Editor J. E. Mercer as
&ember of the board of county commissioners
vi the new county.-Tifton Gazette.
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The article pertaining to the new county
ovement, which appeared on the front page of
Isl Thursday s issue, should have been credited
n the Atlanta News. The credit should have
|ppeared Immediately under the display head
~. but was omitted by an oversight in the
Aake-up.
Again we say clean up!" Fever germs
rk in all kinds of filth and decaying Vegetation
LA if you want to enjoy good health you must
ban up your premises and keep them clean.
inc is cheap and great purifier and liberal
La of it is very eficacious against the diseases
at are prone to come with very hot weather.
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In Florida they have very strict law
inst railroads giving public officials free pass
Yet it is said when any of these officials
snts to go anywhere the railroad agent polite
asks his destination, takes ticket from the
III, stamps it and hands it out. Some of the
orgia lawmakers have heard of this trick, and
Is said the anti-free pass bill will pass.-Quit-
In Free Press.
Editor Sam Small, of the Brunswick Journal
resigned his position and will seek other
Ids of usefulness. This incident brings to
Md the statement made some weeks ago by
. Small, to the effect that when he could no
0er edit the Journal without interference from
81 directors of the company, he would resign.
der Mr.. Small's management the Journal has
IN a stanch Howell organ, but with the
ange different policy is announced, which
nld seem to indicate that political differences
Re the cause of the resignation. With the
Ange in the policy of the Journal Clark How
loses one of his most valiant supporters in
nth Georgia and he must view the trend of
ngs political in this part of the state with con-
erable alarm. And we'll he may, for if indica-
lis do not point to his complete and overwhelm-
rout from the Eleventh district, we are no
pphet.
How often does the average citizen of this
II make an excursion into different part of
IS town than that in which he lives or has his
Siness Office, in order to note the amount of
provement that is being made? And when
do take notice of some splendid building that
ia course of construction, how many of us
p to give it more than passing thought?
we realize that magnificent city is spring
g no around US, and are we alive to our indi-
Nual responsibility in the premises? Are we
ING our whole duty as citizens in keeping the
raj and social status of the city in line with
march of improvements in other directions?
tEe keep our premises clean and neat and in
bod repair as our financial resources will