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Til K Kt.LI.IAY COUIII Ell.!
COLEMAN & KIRBY,
Editors and Proprietors-
EI.LIJAY. GA.. JAM AKY M.IBMS.
OfcKICl Ai. OIUiAX OF GILMKK.
FANNIN AVII l'llkENH OIXTIKS
The thermometer al litis place f
via H degrees below zero during
ilie cold snap.
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Dodge county recently voted
for prohibition by a majority ol
76. Talbot went dry also.
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The new year indierediin anew
editor of Ilie Dahlonega Signal,
Mr. W. W. Price. Ilie lirsl sheet
was a newsvMrudgel, and we hjok
for an excellent journal, as it is
near the threshold of the N. G. A.
College.
The cold wave just passed
through seems to he universal
tl roughout tlie United States. !•
extended down into Lonisina and
Florida. The snow has been
heavy in the North-west and
North especially, blacking trains
and causing intense sulFering. In
some localities the Ihermomeloi
was 20 to 30 degrees below zero,
while all through the South it
played around zero.
Atlanta is now testing the ca
parity and usefulness of their ar
tesian well. They have failed
yet l<> make an artesian well out
of it ; but they are getting a
beautiful clear stream with a
pump. The scientific position is
that the geological formation
about Atlanta is such that an ar
tesian well is impossible. There
have been a great many tbeetles
about the well ; and the latest
and most absurd theory wo have
seen is to draw the water 60 leet
from the top of the well witli a
syphon. Mayor llillter is the
author of this theory ; but if he
had only exatninsd his physics
a moment, he would have found
that it was impossible to draw
water over 34 feel high with a sy
phon. We hope however
Atlanta will get enough good
pure water to supply the citv.
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Our Public Sohool Record.
A talk with Commissioner Hill
by a UoURIKIt man on the reatili
our public school record shows,
has brought out soma statistical
tacts which will probably be of
interest to many citizens of Gil
mer. The number of schools
taught in the county were 61. and
9 parts of schools in adjoining
counties. The number of male
students enrolled, 1.555; females
1.292, making a tola! enrollment
of 2,850. The average attend
ance was 1,678 The amount paid
per scholar, was $1.71, and the
total amount paid to teachers
was $2,869 95. This is a tolerably
good showing for Gilmer, but we
have more children than this and
we hope to see an increase next
scholastic * year. Our present
public school system is a mock
to the splendid system of educa
tion m NewEnglaud states. We
need more money to pay belter
teachers and for longer terms.
We are promised some splendid
articles on this subject by a pitt
ed pen and we will gladly fur
nish the public with them.
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. Bravery-
We clip from the Detroit Free
Press the following beaut it ul
picture of bravery,which is so sen
sible and true that we give it to
our readers for a scrapbook in
sertion :
Let child or woman fall over
board aud a dozen men are ready
to spring after and save them
That is bravery, but it is bravery
boru in impulse. Let human
face appear at the window of a
burning building and a
dozen men will risk their lives in
the effort to extend help. That
is bravery, but it is bravery born
of pity aud excitement. Let man
but hear the cry of woman in
peril, and he will rush to her res
cue and deliver her at any cost.
That is bravery, but it is the
bravery of houor and chivalry
Let man be surrounded bv wolves
and all escape cut off and he will
fight until pulled down. That i*
bravery, but it is Iho biaveiy ol
despair. *
It is the.battlefield which tests
a man’s courage. A regiment i*
in line on tlie edge ol a wo**d.
Hall a mile away is at other wood.
Between ilie two is a meadow.
I,are '*l the slightest fiuelter. lin
: regiment, is ordered to advance
As the liti'vnoves out into ih
! clear sunlight every man witt
' reason to litmse I
\ “Toe enemy t posted in th<
opposite limber. Before we ;>r
! hai! way ev- r, h i wi.l op-n on u
: will, shell. U.ie bat tel V will
cover our icgimental tront. lids
is my iast du\ !
So each man reasons, but ever
face is stet lily set to a *".n>ir’.
and not a toot to sses step as 'lie
Il(,e pushes across the meadow,
rite shells come, and dozens ol
men are blown to gory liaginents,
but the line moves on as before
and tlie living reason :
‘‘The fire will presently changi
t r om shell to grape and canister,
and then I shall certainly be lin!'
I'he prediction is verified. Ga|k
are opened through the do ibU
line, but only to be closed again
I lie regiment has lost its march
ing step, and its lines are m
longer perfect, but the move
ment is si ill .on ward, and men
r. ason :
“The infantry are in support <
Ihe battery. I have escape,
shell, and grape, bill when w.
come under the fire.of musketr.\
we shall be slaugh'ered !”
There is no liitnging back, no
obliquing to right or left, ao o'.h
er thought than to push ahead.
The grape ceases, and lead take
the place of iron. The lines are
further ordered, and the left wing
has lost ns “front” by Unity feet
but Ilie wave does not si on. A
it rolls forward men grip then
muskets lighter, their eyes flash,
their teeth hard, and lhey
reason :
‘‘ln a minute more wo shall be
near enough ! Then wo will
charge Vm with the bayonet !
Tnen will he a hand-to-hand
fight, and I surely must be killed
or wounded, but let us at them
hurrah! Hurrah!”
Help Your Home Paper-
With the new year wc> start
out anew to give our readers a
respectable newspaper for the
country As tlie railroad has
made the final start, towards com
pletion, this country will be rap
idly opened up and developed as
fast as capitalists can be con
vinced of our resources and the
profitableness of investment in
them. It should be the object, of
every citizen to help advertise
and advance his section as much
as possible. Onr aim is to do
tins, and we ask again the coop
eration of all who have, or feel
an interest in the progress and
outcome of this section of Geor
gia. Now is the time to offer in
ducements for investments, so
that the party investing may op
erate his particular industry and
come up with the genera! growth
of this section. We will here
after have a regular correspond
ent from Jasper and Morganton
each, and together„with the news
of Gilmer county we hope to give
our patrons a paper that, will lur
uish information on all local mat
ters as well as other questions of
interest. The Couhiek will week
ly furnish items of news about
the progress of work on the rail
road, aud any and every mineral
possession, and in fact every ma
terial interest will receive that
atteniion which facilities of iu
tonnation furnish us. Our cor
respondents have especially been
faithful, and in thanking them
for past aid, we only ask a reason
able performance of like duties
in the future. Let every man
help his home paper; get npsub
scribers for it, and in various
other ways you can aid an enter
prise ttial has at heart only your
welfare and interest Lei n
all work for the upbuilding of
Gilmer county and this section,
and when 1886 shall have folded
its wings we can see on all sides
1 .approvements uneqiuled.
The Railroad.
Tn* extreme rigor of ti.r terem
cold Las cdopp-oj operations on ,
I||H M. 4 N. (j. R. It, and oui .
within ilie ia-t day or so work |
could possibly progr *. J i--
track is laid som-- I• t• {• ihstauc
bevwtid the s.-coiw] if.-',..
town, and is u. v ht;ng i j,: . >
put down. We will be ab’e to'
give more news next wet k.
Obitnar .
Andrew Morrison died I)ec>-m>n it,
Htti, J 835 eing 72 year- and t m-ictcn -
old. He professed religion nr 1 joined tin
Pieshylerian cl.uicti al LUtle Brittain,
Rutherford county, N. in his ei*rh
teentli year. lie i.ved in the clinrch, and
after moving to Talking Hock, G a., in
1843 be with a few others from L.oiih
Carolina organized a church, and he was
made “Rilling Kldei,’’ which oflpje i.e
held till uis death, fie loved and helped
to support the institutions of his church,
and contributed freely of tt,e means which
lie made with the labor of his own bauds
to tlie church and tlie poor and needy
around him. When it became apparent
that lie could not stay any longer with ids
friends, tlie writer esiieciaily inquired into
Ids spiritual prospects, lie said all is
light; no obstacle between me and my
Savior, and l have tried to love and serr ■
Him for a long time and He will not for
sake me now. The last day of his life he
only asked if the' clock had been wound
and said he wanted to rest. Every person
tiiat ever spoke of Mr. Morrison at all
would remark lie, is such a good man ; not
that he made but little dent lustration of
bis religion, hut his very words and ac
tions appeared to carry with them that lv
was walking with his Savior, lie mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Wilson in 1855. They
partially celebrated their Golden Wedding
last September the 24th, hut he was too
weak to have many piesent, hut he was
cheerful and pleasant that day. We hope
his children will all lie prepared to meet
him and those dear ones that went before
and that they will be an unbroken family
in heaven. A Friend.
n,.-tnwiwiiwramM.'. um-iroraM—ir,
GKOUUI A-GILM Klt COUNTY',
llezeklah <■. Siwson.) I.ibel for divorce
vs. - in f) Minor Superior
Elizabeth Sisson. \ court,.Nov, terin’y'.
It appearing to the court that' the di
fend ant, resides hoy on and the limits of tiy
State, and cannot be served personal! j:
ordered that service by publication in tile
Kllijav Coritißß, Hie r.fii ■■•ini gazette j<f
(film r county, once a month for fojir
months next before the May Tern), latjd,
nfsaidcottrt.be perfected upon tint tie
fondant This Nov. t*. ISS'i
.fames 1!. Brown, Judge S. C, l>. I?.*’.
Georgia. Gilmer County )
C lork’s office Snp’r Court, f
I hereby certify that the above is a
true transcript from the records of mv
office. Given my hand and official sig ma
ture. 'l itis Dee. the 11th, ISSS.
T. W. Craigo, C. S. C.
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THOS. F. QR£a.R, Attorney* "
MEDICAL MEN!
VHATTWO PROMINENT PHY
SICIANS SAY OF A NOTED
REMEDY.
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i. li. B. 1- witnout doubt one of the
. .t v::.. e ’J ii popular medicine* |
•j ace, md lias .
. , •() ;ii: h :in unity Hina !
•qy oth‘-r Ri* 'iicfft** iitice it into t
• ii i, im• v*_*r f .ilt?fi in a in- |
..ic vo * r.fti:it # e Lie most lavoraile re- i
stfiU where it has been properly used,
rli' f*ici:n* *verj wbeiv rneouiineß iit
lining all it is laime I l do. The follow
ing i-'i*r:ifi-.iU‘s are from two prominent
pliv-leiaiis, lio hive dene a large ami
-m ee -siul pi i -.lieu for many years, and
and up-,n whose judgment ilie public
call safely rely :
( i:awi- iki\ ILLK. tl V . July l-*>, 1335.
Editor Ueuoerat :—For the past ten
yeuis 1 have been sufleriug with l’heu
matism in the muscles of iny right shoul
der and no ok. During this tinio i have
trie I ,-arieus reuioilio.. i>..*.# patent iUid
i inesaud tU<n>e prescribed t.v phi si
cians i.ast stiuiinor X couur, need us
ing It. It, It., and cotiid s- s an improv-
nielit by tile time L liaj taken one tn’tlf*.
1 nave been taking it at intervals since
lull summer, amt can say it. is the best
medicine for rheumatism I have ever
tried. 1 take pleasure in recommending
it to the public.
J. \V. RHODES, A. li„ M. D.
Ck* WFOKOVII.I.K, Oa., -July 15. 1885.
Edijor Democrat:— vbout November of
iast year 1 had what I supposed to be a
cauliflower excrescence on l ight side of
neck. I used Picni apalicnt ions, which
eflected no pcrciqilihlu good. 1 com
menced the uw of it. It. 13. aml took it
regularly twelve bottles, and in due
time the sore healed* over, and i now
consider it well. 1 cheeriull.v recom
mend it as a tine tonic and alterative
medicine.
8. J. F ARMER, M. D.
( 'Moal Bag on a Bean Pole ”
ICI.IIKIU'OX. 111., lulv 1, 1885.
My brothel lias a soil that was alilictc •
Willi rheumatism in one ol his legs tun j
the knee was so badly contracted that
he could not touch the ground with his
heel, and had scrofula. He took only
two bottles of B. U. It., and scrofula and
rheumatism are Doth gone.
.Mrs. M. A. Elrod came to my house
the past su i nier aim ist covered with
carbuncles and boils, 1 got two bottles
of Is. It. it., and before she had got
through with the second bottle she was
entirely well. 81m was also ..rouble !
with swollen feet and and ankles, and
had been lor twenty years. All gone—
no trouble with swollen feet now.
1 was troubled with bleeding piles
since .358. I used only bottle, and unve
felt nothing of the kind since takliik rue
medicine, l'lio clothing that 1 was \v ’ ir
ing when I loft Atlanta titled me about
the Maine as ame ii sack would a bean
polo. 1 have on the some clothing now,
and they arc a tight lit.
You can do as you like with this; as
forme and my household, wo think three
IV. is iusiy orthodox, aiid will ho to
sw car by.
KeepectHiliv vou.■*.
.1. i.'H vIM-’fEI.D.
Tiik very be-t thing for yon to do is to
do the very best thing you know how
This is a hard rule to follow, but a safe one.
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Acirl-10. CHO 11'. Git tli A I'.a LahU,
L ani Grttk J’jo -v. $2.00,
A three story dine on the Sem
inary vreand- designed for a hoarding
ha i and dormitories will furnish accom
; niodatii r.s for fifty students. \' ith
these additioti.-i accousmodatioiis and a
corps of c:.i erieiiced teachers, the Feni
| inary is fitted for better woik than ever
| before.
As the year promises to lie a pros
! perm s one, parties desiring rooms or
; board should aj ply*at cuce before all
are taken up.
'i uitii n charged from lime of en -
trance lii time of withdrawn .
A n itie'f’.t nlal fee of twenty-five .ents
piiyahle in advance, is required of eaeit
slut etd for the term.
i i.t additional inforuiatior., zddregs*
it. ii. itOEE, Principr.i-
T 0 11, Tabor,
Mv three .lacks v. ill be found at my
stable* in Ellijay until March lwtn, issti,
and after that time until dune 10th, the
well-known Bay Jack will stand half of
lhe tune at Ellijay, anti half el the time
at Bat's. onTaloua; the Paimottr Jack
wilt stand naif of the time at Ellijay, and
half oftiie time at lay farm on lartvcay;
the y ( iieg Jack, “Chief,” will stand at
Kllijav ail the time. Responsible far no
accidents. Terms $5.00. Money duo
v. lien tiieniaie i* traded or known to he
with Inal.
RKMARKS I
Every stock-raiser knows lay Kay Jack
is a g od one. iio recommend* nimself.
Ai y 1 aliimur Jack is the finest Jnok iu
tiii* country, lie is lit uvy and wll pro
l.ortioned. ilis full sister, which you
can see by calling on me, is 15 hasds
iiigh. ilis sira was 10 ham's high; amt
hi* grr.nilsire, the old Hawkins Jack, of
Ai ttiTtiy county, was 10 hands high. His
colts are among the best. Aiy young
•lack. liief,” is only two years old, is
already 1-1 hands nigh and as large ns a
iwo-vtmi-old untie. It anybody can show
a better one, I want to buy him. Two of
these .Jacks wlii be in : liij..y all the
time.
!• armors, raise clover, grass and nut Its
and you will make more n.uy, Swap
that horse or mule, and gat you a god
brood mare and raise a ..n,: w- rui
I; 75 to $ ion. 1 will buy el-Yer and grass
seetl lor tile fariners of Giinv.r eon my t
wholesale cost. I will got th* W u*'iy
tjonstiuttion lor any m e at on., ueifar a
year. Call and see me.
T. H. TABOR,
TO THE
Milling' Public
HE undersigned takes pleasure in tn
*■ forming all who eontenq)late building
or repairing Mills, iti the best and mos
duraoie style, that it will be to tbeir bes
interest to consult him before employing
or closing contracts with others. Besides
being fully prepared, alder years of study
aud prxeliee, to do all kinds of Mil 1 work
in the best workman-like manner, lam
Audit for ail tines of Mill Maciiiaen
of tlie most improved patterns, and sruiu
antee to sell them at Manufacturers’” and
Imporleis’ prices, including the celebrated
book Walter eXgixe axd the
Leffel Double Mm Water Wiieel
French Burr Btones, Eureka Smutting
Machines, etc. Also,
E. Van Winkle & Co’s
SAW MILES, MILL SWINDLES,
SHAFTING,' GEARING, ETC. ,
In short, anything in the line of jMil
Miteliinery.
Now, if you want auything in my lint
I promise satisfaction in wotkinanship and
price. Call on or address
T \’J 7Vi r. 7/ rT r
u • t i . ...' Jdhil 1 .
Mill Contractor.
Dec. 29-ly. ELLIAY', GA
SI&HTO'WER HOUSE I
AT—
IU WHITEHALL STREST,
Atlanta, - - Georgia.
1- now open to the travelling public,
an I offers special accommodations to
gu is. Every convenience is tendered
customers,—polite servants, elegant rooms
; and is convenient to the depot, and evety
' thing is kept in perfect order. Rites
cheap ami reaeomthle.
D. N. HUiiiTjWKit: i‘,o.
