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A PLEA FOR ELUJA T.
A town wil! not, within itself
prosper or build up. Ttie secret
of every town's prosp.r.iy lies in
the progressiveness ami public
spirit of its citizens. Wlial make*
Atlanta what she is, the most
thorjughlj enterprising town, the
town of push and business of
Georgia? It is because her citi
zens are public-spirited, ami art
willing to spend their money fm
the upbuilding of their city. Jus’
so it must be with K'lijay or any
other town, ilere the railroad
lias been with us for oyer two
years, and no lucre ise or impiove
ment worthy ol mention, com
pared with what should have be>-i.
the result. We can't expect a
towu to spontaneously spring U];
they are not built that way. i
we ever expect to have a town o
any sifd we must offer people at
a distance some imlu ements, 01
those seeking homes will pass on
iu search of other places where
terms more reasonablo can be ob
tained. What is wanted is, that
our real estate men sltould put on
the market their land, and do all
they can lo induce people to set
tle among as.
We want Ellijay to build up, to
Increase her population and ex
tend her borders. We want lo
see her now worthless and vacant
lots filled up with handsome res
idences and cottages, and business
establishments. We want a town
worthy of old Gilmer's resources,
and one of which North (Jeorgia
would he proud to boast, one
whose power and inflnem e would
be felt amt whose prestige would
be recognised. Let us all work
for Ellijay and endeavor to build
apthetown. What is your inter
est is our interest, and the same
Is true of every citizen, —what
benefits him does also his neigh
bor. Let us look to our Interests
as a town, lor if Ellijay enlarges
her foundation, augments her
wealth and increases her indus
tries, it necessarily enhances the
value of every man’s property
within her bounds. None ol us
will ever get rich with no town to
back our enterprise, but if the
town increases our respective
businesses will of necessity thrive
and prosper correspondingly. Lei
us all make a move toward build
ing up.EDijay and adding to her
wealth and variety of enterprises.
The depot will soon build up as
aoon as lots are offered lor sale,
lor the road authorities don't wait
to let the demands of business
stir them lo action, but they will
absorbe all the 'industries and
trades possible.
Blue Ridge and other towns a
long the road are making a start,
and by the tplemlid inducements
the property holders offer, we
predict that Hvey will rapidly ad
vance in business ami increase
t-heir number of houses. Lol us
not permit oilier towns around
us to cut off all our avenues ut
wealth, and by their efforts alone
outstrip us in point ol business
inducements, town pride and
progressiveness. Jasper has
erected several nice residences
and business houses, ami her
enterprising citizens speak ol
building a 110000 hotel, besides
other improvements. Are we
going to submit to this advance
ment in our sister towns and uot
make *n effort to outstrip their
strides? We believe not.
A TLANTATHE PL A CE.
The recent action of the Com
missioners of the location of ihe
Technological school in placing
it in Atlanta is one of the most
sensible tilings wo have had I lie
pleasure of chronicling for some
time Atlanta is the best place
in Georgia for such an institution.
Wan y other places bid lor it but
the Commissioners thought the
capitol city the most appropri
ate place for it, amt wo think 6<>
too. Many of the other places
were 100 proud and aristocratic
to do any thing with such a
school if they had one, other
places were not suited on ac
count of location or lack of push,
but Atlanta has just enough
modern progressivetiess, and city
pride and energy to make this
scheme of the Georgia Legislat
ure a success if any town iit
Georgia could or woulJ. We
say hurrah for Atlanta, for she
downed her rival cities with that
determination and enterprise so
shatacleiislic of her citizens.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
fra mi rrfo'sr ronwfnstist
It is probable that the Govern
ment has taken final action in
Gemnimo's cate. Ilia fate is close
con flu enip nt in Fort Pickens F.a.J
with Natch* z and thirteen of his
male adult companions. The wc*
men ami children and two scouts
go to Fort Marion. The Presi
dent, Secretaries E-idicnll and
Lamar, Attorney General Garland
ar.d Genera! Siieiidan gave the
matter careful c* nudcratioii, amt
decided ilia! as the Ritscieants
iii‘l tin rendered as prisoners o!
our they could not be turned over
to llie civil authorities and dial
>h*-re was no warrant for then
trial t.-y a iniliiaiy coinmision.
Bui their punishment is severe
alter ali. Cio.e confinement in
hi isolated fmt, iar Ironi their
■i iv. sand children, ami in a conn
ry wiit-re they will have ti take
itie.l chUncuA with yeliow fever,
ts regarded by military official*
a trcaimem tiial (lie bucks will
leef terribly. Their family affec
tions are very strong.
Once more all ol Mr.Cleveland
••fficial lainiiv may be seen at
their desks Secretary Manning
goes lo I lie Treasury Department
every day. Uo is really looking
better now ihin when lie firs'
enmo to Washington, for tlie 11 lie
had not recovered from the ex
iiaustion of the campaign. Il is
Ids hope to be able to remain in
ihe Cabinet throughout President
Cleveland's term. He is anxious,
of course, lo carry out his finan
cial policy. Mr. Manning lia*
many of the traits of Secretary
Whitney. Upsides being a steady,
method cnl worker, lie lias great
capacity lor work and lie always
is pleasant to those about him.
He sits at his desk now with a
black skull cap on the back ot
his head.
H in. Samuel Randall called on
Mr Manning at the depart tnenl
yesterday and as they sat talking
Mr. Randall would liaye been
called ilin sicker looking man ol
Urn two. lie looks as if lie had
suffered a great dial physically,
and Ins usually pale lace is pnltr
than ever. 11 * now uses a pair ol
crutches. Ue would not laik pol
itics when approached on the
subject. 11 j came to Washington
this time only on domestic busi
ness; that was to place his daugh
ter hi the Academy of Visitation
in Georgetown.
A number of corpulont states
men amt stout men in public life
who live in fear of apoplexy, pa
ralysis ami oilier troubles, are
thinking of adopting some means
of reducing tlteir flesh. It is said
the President is a con veil to mas
snge through Secretary Manning's
improved condition, and that he
has decided lo lake a full course
of the treatment when he can find
lime to begin. He will not be
likely to find lime, however, du
ring his presidential term.
Secretary Lamar recently gave
evidence oi a very strict construe
lion of the President’s orders. An
officer of his department who is
going home to vote in Noveiubu
asked him if il would be improp
er for bint to make a political ad
dress to Ihe people of lira hom' 1
on tlio eve of the election. “It
would,” he replied,‘‘You should
keep entirely aloof from politics
with ihe exception of casting your
vote.”
Wnile the President was the
guest ol the Old Dominion for a
few hours on Thursday, there was
considerable comment i.i political
and social circles as lo the cause
of a change of progeant which ex
cluded Mrs. Cleveland and the
ladies of (lie Cabinet who had in
tended to go lo Richmond. To
some extent the impression pre
vailed tiiat the daughter of Jeffei
son Davis, who wa* to have as
sifted in receiving tt>e Presiden
tial party, was the trouble in tlie
way; that the President and Iris
wife put politics and society to
gether and concluded il was po-
litical ami social recognition the
Administration could not permit.
At the While House all such ideas
were scouted as preposterous.
The 1 rip to R'chmond was to be
a Very hurried, fatiguing one, and
as 1 lie party bad to return ’a c
that night it was decided at I lie
Cabinet meeting that the ladies
should remain at home. S >me of
Mrs. Cleveland’s friends were
much annoyed that the matt-er
should have given rise to so much
gossip.
Thousands of people suffer with tiack
ache, uot knowing that iu most cases U is
a symptom of diseased kidneys and liver,
which plasters and lotions ranuot beat, the
best and safest remedy is Dr. J. H. Mc-
Lean's Liver and Kiduey Balm. fit.oo
per bottle at Watkins & Cos.
A BASE FALSEHOOD.
W* im in Ilia latl issue of the
Dsblonega Signal ■ ridiculous
tale based on informal ion receiv
ed from a tramp, we sjppose, in
which Judge Brown ia said to
have been duped by a wily rev
enue reporter. It stales that n
dealer in crooked spirits It>l.l
Judge Brown be had tnms good
corn whiskey out of low-i neat
Klltjay a i-1 that lie would sell
li:m a jug lull if he w anted it
The Judge, as the story goes, se
cretly went alo ie with the ven
der of spirits and procured hit
jug of crooked whiskey, lor
which he offered pay tint the sa
gaeious dec*-i*er politely refused
to accept any coiupeiisa I >n, and
in a f-w minutes swore out a
wart mil lor Judge Brown for re
moving amt concealing illicit
whiskey.
Tins Munchaspn fete is, of
ci u sc, abu e laiseliood. Judge
Brown is too shrew-.! a man lo be
entrapped in so patent a pillalJ,
besides Jus prohibition procliv
ities would not allow such on I.i,
part. A few moments attention
lo his lectures in Ihe court room
to violators of this law, would
convince the most. incredulous
of Ins stoic belief against such
practices.
The Decora Literary Society of
llie N. G. A. College has pur
chased the private library of
COO books of the la'e David VV.
Lewis, the lamented president
and learned gentleman who
presided over this Institution.
An effort is being made lo liqui
date the amount pledged for
them, and all friends of this In
stitution are everywhere called
upon to lend aid to ibis gallant
Society’s efforts to procure a
library.
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crew m oi.o until Ike diacharre of matter
became profliae and offensive. I beranu
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rod pronounced them humbugs, at 1 had
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decreased at once and the hardness
arc.lind the cancer disappear* and. It im
proved my general health und I rapidly
ga lied flesh and strength. The die
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cancer became less and less in size until
■lotting teir.ains except a scar to tell
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us a blood purifier.
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nd his numerous friends thought that
ae could not live very long, as the can
cer was gradually gapping the founda
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2 AGAINST 18.
Several physicians have pronounced
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Augusta, Ga., April 21st, 18-6,
FLESH SLOUGHING OFF IN
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commenced Ittalin < and when two bot
tles liau been used 1 Was on my feet and
walking around to the astonishment of
every body.
ivuutss: Mrs. Laura Hart.
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Beaufort, 8. ‘J., May 19, 1886.
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