Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-15
THE WEATHER.
Washington, D. c. Jan. 19O7,-Weatner
For Georgia.-Fair in south, rain and COL
der Wednesday rain and colder.


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The Cartersville News carries splendid
editorial page.
Ills quite possible for the rising sun, to get
setback little later on, that will destroy all
prospects for fruit crop.
The building spirit is taking possession OF
the people with the result that many business
blocks will fill in the gaps between this ana the
fall season.
There are more people coming this way, than
ever before in the short life of the colony. 1t
looks now, as if 1907 will be the greatest OF the
eleven years of Fitzgerald's eventful history.
MM
It is rumored that movement is on foot
to establish an electric plant here to light up
the town, THE News will not advocate the
movement, for if it did it would be sufficient
reason for some to oppose it.-Falrburn
News.
Our neighbor should understand that the
disgruntled, like the poor, you have with you al
Tvavs. The mistake our contemporary makes
n ia allowing it to interfer ewith his duty.
Ah! Editor Grubbs hit the nail on the head
when he says; MANY more towns die for
want of confidence of the business men and
sack of public spirit, than from opposition
1fneighboring towns and adverse surround
inQs.
Tt is quite true that the business men OF
town absolutely control it's destiny. When
ev sit down and wait for each other to act,
decide to wait until something turns up,
LEY seal the fate of that particular COM
salty. They have got to get out and turn up
nething and when that is properly turned
~ must find some other trick to turn.
Yes Stree Clifford, want of confidence of
&Fbnsiness men, has the same effect on the
nmunity in which they live that rough-on-rats
on pointer dog.
Wallace Hanlon's Star, of last week contain
auite and interesting Retrospective" con-
Ing with the following paragraphs;
Now, under the skillfu1 management and
HNE work of loyal citizens, Ocilla is eight times
own she was then, with double eight times
mount of business being done every year.
Her advancement has been due to the best
ing land of the state surrounding the town,
II. "A. ]. Henderson.
LET us hope, with more people to assist
'i'a's daddy in it's upbuilding, that eight
from now the same thing that is said now
be said then of Ocilla."
is rarely ever the case that man like Mr..
8erson is appreciated by his home people.
s.: ID not the only good man in Ocilla, but it is
Ns&Rging too much nor over stating the case to
M that without him Ocilla would not be half
81 city she is today.
Lis influence is not only felt in commercial
es, but in moral way he is giant. We
tate our young friend Hanlon that he is
&bsed to give credit where credit is due.
MM
Editor Mercer has lost bottle of "Old
ring" whiskey sent him a sample, but
knf astray through the express company.
4n 4 search us-Fair burn News.
The editor of the Fitzgerald Enterprise
ISVertises for a quart of booze that went
STRAY between that city and Townsville.
are willing to have our person and prem
Hs Observation-Disclosures Observer.
far as we know there is not quart of
&ze in Thomasville. Maybe it stopped at
i f6naet-Thomasvllle Times Enterprise.
have came.-The quart of old Spring"
suau That isa box about the size of "Old
sxa or to be more precise, package that
k the size and shape that quart of odd
would be packed in, is here in the sane
Pc Enterprise. The package is sealed.
thatway, and we have not dared to
zeaA The package may contain an
lne. 1t probably does, more or less,
IS not an ordinary Internal ma
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