Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-06-21
AUDITORS COURT.

AUDITORS COURT.
COL Eschol Graham as auditor is holding
court and taking evidence at Col Kennedy's OF
fee today in the case of Mary Andrew vs. Sam1
aud F. R. Greer in which she asks tor an ac-
counting for rents and to restrain Greer from
selling property. Col. l.. Kennedy repre-
sents Mrs. Andrew and Judge Whitfield of
Brunswick, the Greers.
Ben Hill County it is going to be. What
part are you going to have in the making of it?
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The Salary of the Post Master of Fitzger-
aid has been raised to $2,200.O0. There is also
an allowance for three ASSISTANTS. Six r. F. D.
routes lead out from the city. This denotes
Fitzgerald's growth and shows the great need
for Ben Hill County.
In another column appears the announce
ment of Mr. VIM. Rogers for sheriff. He is
known to ma jority of the people of the county
and our opinion is he is generally highly esteem
ed. He is Conscientious and will carry with him
to the Office eight years of experience through
that line of work. He served term as deputy
sheriff and was for long time balif of the
ness than the superior court Mr.. Rogers
candidacy will atleast make it interesting for
the other aspirants.
Hon. Mark Johnson, candidate for State
Schaol Commissioner is in the city today, and
will talk TO the white voters at the City Hall
about o'clock. He is entertaining speaker
and will have great deal to say. He is power
full handy with the English language and will
not consume much time in saying it. What he
says will be of interest to every white man that
can possibly get out to hear him. Meet him and
shake his hand, he will please you with the
shortest or with longer chat He will be in
the city until tomorrow. His purpose is TO
meet the people: He was in the race years
ago and visited 81 counties in the state, carried
81 in the convention aud had plurality over his
two opponents, w. B. Merritt and G. R. Glenn,
of 159 Pretty good showing for a five weeks
campaign.
The Fitzgerald Drug Co. has recently been
reorganized. Mr.. r. A. Majors and Mr.. J. A.
Faircloth have each bought bloch of the stock
and have taken charge of the business, vice Mr..
]. L. Pittman resigned.
Mr.. Maors is an experienced drugmau.
For several years he has been connected with
one of the largest wholesale drug houses in
Chicago. He was one of the original colony di-
rectors and visited the colony the first time in
September 1885, since that time Mrs. Major
has spent several winters here and they have
only recently moved to Fitzgerald in good faith
to make it their home and with their daughter,
Miss Della are living at the Lee.Grant Hotel.
Mr.. Faircloth is young man. He and
Mrs, Faircloth are living with the family of T.
M, Parsons on South Main street He is reg
istered pharmacists, bright and capable in the
prescription department of which he will have
full charge. Until recently he was 10 business
at Abbeville
Messrs Faircloth and Majors make strong
team and will keep one of the best and most up
to-date places in this part of the state.
The company has ample capital and the
proba bi1ty is, will do some iobbing BUSH
ness in the near future.
This new arrangement is very pleasing to
the stock holders of the drug company.
The Enterprise has no doubt that it will be
SUCCESS and credit 10 commercial FITZGERALD.