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About Schley County news. (Ellaville, Ga.) 1889-1939 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1895)
iHjitiwnvs’ J'< THE MICHIGAN AGAINQT f It Would Expel » 1, ftud CniiKr h I). (c Of Having Two l»i list—LvlU of a Sli\ In an address, r Say V Senator J ■ jV.-'c; opposed linage J and uphold t lin: : Alter rev ■ men. lie pa- 4 « in the first J 0 and 1111 coinage 18 t > 1 in my ,iudi 1 fi'Or >ut noton. volm of but everv <! per 11 «y in gob a cor t tie of the cnrrr resud ut the like i i 5 not been in this genera ''This would follow inevitable of that law of » •v m :■ ''nee vhieh where two in issued of value the el ill ah' ays the dearer l'r. . itbni- It needs no nrp > demon Urate the truth of t’.c y.tion that if two dollars are issiu '< ■j worth 50 cents and the o'her 1 its, the 50 cent dollar will be t * dollar in ciiculation and tho 1 ' 0 •• i:i in liar will Vie hoarded by the ' rsatid ndividnals until the whole v,..ie of such currency entirely disappears, '"’his law is of uni versal appl cation and lias its origin in human nature itself. No debtor owing $100 wonld discharge that indebtedness in the more valuable of two moneys. He would surely make use of the cheaper and retain the dearer. It was the knowl edge of this law that guided the fathers in fixing the ratio in the beginning at 15 to 1 . «i They knew that dollars of unequal commercial value could not be made to circulate permanently side by side, and •o, having ascertained that 24% grains of pure gold were of equal value with 871 % grains of pure silver, they pro vided for the coinage of these two met als into dollars at the ration of 15 to 1 , But the truth of this principle has been demonstrated over and over again even in our own history. The gold aid silver •VUHS issued at the ratio of 15 :o 1 nil “ ei <v >e act of 1792 shortly bename of unequal -onunercial value, tliebullion in the gold t*ur.. r jjgjijgQf greats* value than the bullion l*. t h e silver dollar. The silver dollar became obeape* than the gold dollar, and the consquence was that silver alone circulatd anti gold gradually disappeared, hdeed, and for the same reason, the coitage of gold declined, for the 24% grans of pure gold provided for in the gold dol lar were wortn imu D uncoined than when coined, and therefore its coinage naturally ceased, and silver bullion alone found its way to the mintsof the United States. "It remains only to bo inquired what would be tho probable effect of adopting the silver dollar of 371% grains as lur single standard of value. The first <t.d most patent result, as already noticed, would be to drive from our circulation every other dollar of superior value, whoifier of coin or paper. Our $600, 900.000 of gold, constituting one-third of the\entire volume of our money, Would 1^ quickly eliminated from our circulation abroad, fallowed hy being hoarded or sent by the retirement of our $400,000,000 of paper currency re deemable in gold, producing a contrac tion of the currency, unexampled in our biKvury, followed of over $1,000,000,000, to be by a financial convulsion nn precedented in modern timee. It, will nut do to shy that with free and unlim ited coinage this vacuum would he quickly supplied, for it would require 2;> years, with ihe present capacity of «f t>ai inuits, to replace this vast volume currency with silver. “Tina consideration alone ought tobe Buflicieut to elufer ns from venturing jt-pun such a hazardous policy. More than this. The silver dollar of 371% grams produced under tree coinage and not marutai.icd at a fuiity with 'he gold dollar, as it surely would not he, would as we have seen, at once sink to the level its liullion value and be worth on:; alirrut 5R cents. Eiery depositor ii» snv mgs, national and state banks, the hold a-vs of policies iu life, fire and till oth' insurance companies, investments loan and building associations,reprt St -B i <td by a great body of people nnmbervi / more tltais 20,000,600, would be fore/ to receive in return 5or their depOsi jeemiums and investments a dol.W » mly one-ha if t'nn value of that Ai: widely they parted, to the enormous at incalculable advantage of time/ gm eerporations. foreig»goods Bsppose an inip/ter < should become indebted t. the gowaiuent of Hup United-States in the sain of $10,000 ton ensfains-dues, what would prevent hint from ptsrcl -s h»R $5,000 of silver hullio* and undei cotimge* converting it. into 10,C >< silver <ktliar,N, amid, with these Kqaidati she ind'ehtednesB to tire government? Every pensioner wot Id (tad his meager stipend lessened one-half, and many of fikerti would fto- re».luced to beggary. Not oniy ibis, hut nil the recipients of fixed salaries, every clerk, teacher, railway employee and receiver of a srated in come would he forced to take a txroney which in preetmng the necessitiee of liife tot himself and fanrily would pos oulv one-half of its former nurchafl- mg power, for It must be retncinberen i tho prifie of everything would advance hm tho would value of 'mr endless money tusk declined. to at- J r oi it be uti ii pr to eutalbjjpje the disaster entail.” which < 1 . h a stop would be sure to A Hllwr Monomaniac. >> tv n 'How m Henry connty, i . l.y on tho stiver question i i .ill the xoldeurods and m .' wh to corn and won't y \v i iso >he hasp,olden • " ;g the gold v , i ti rule am > I olden gates ■gisier jU ' Vtt : • o 1 . )K J’. t; m am 1 . ' ' t. VuLl u .Tnlv, bn 50 .-’u ■ a in !: h t :>0 : 2 > III iv i' 5 2 t ' ■ U< :i at tlif •y 1 at 0 t, br ■ ■ f :• da. f t!v ? 1 SUi ,<i C’^y SOIL the small s., -! • on t’ I n o : en > - h 11 .i i o a la: ■ d h: i: a c’.iro , t r ngs • a be”, an n; r.ii: "(dink e, th..: i ,m. ■ none t » \ .6 V. CH IPS r ev.. ii. .V chm; . LUl, StV.o.n' d. ! CF\p- ■:? TT. TT!K AK":t CCX>°m *-" 03 . ‘‘FNtr The ft::'.!:, scow J*ng f Ben, the tool of the Ly :u.chi! - with save so glee. < « We havo him new!” The two men add ’erred v.t* a b< emissaries of NYail street, in’iicns of t money power, as vile and despicable himself. ‘‘1 have the proof that this graduate i Coin's Financial school is an impostor His hearers ccn scarce restrain asm ‘‘Yes, i » continued Goldbug Ber "Those whiskers, which the free silve ites swear hy, that heard, whose silla superfluity has almost secured him t! coveted place of Peffcr, arc”—he pause a moment, noting the open mouths; amazement of his accomplices—"fake- 4 4 And, furthermore, he holds a moil gage on my farm, payable only iu gold!’ CHAPTER III. TTTF DAY OF RECKONING. Another meeting of the Populists o Enricns. But this time thero were oin: nous looks and fierce gestures mi a sides. Fox was it not rumored that the’ idol, Free Silver Bam, wore false wbis kers and held gold mortgages? Calmly tho Boy Bimetallist faced th< angry throng. “Friends,” he said, “it is true I wore false whiskers, not with any intention of deceiving you, but as a disguise be neath which I could hotter track and bring down the garnol sought, Goldbug Ben and his gang, the tools of the Rothschilds and tho minions of themon ey power. ” ‘•And the gold mrktgagcs?”clamored the (^owd. Free/Silver ‘ That,” and Sam paused impressively, “was so that, like our ^■eat leader, Senat fjr Steward, I might pay back the gokibugs in their own coin. ” •(To be disconttr.ncd at once.) —Puck. ff :L"S 58 m? ! a in vDI 1 ^---— 1 1 « )l!"* T birvn I ~ a • I WM tizr rn._.Li.*.j > ' ( r c? 7 . mil » Huippty » t '•eba wall, And Humpty |U Ihi* f^uinpty g *t a i. 11, xei atnr** < oi:^r« * w ni"ii pot U’JUiAV'-i again; v ititlAdvrrHsinji All matter to be printed under thin ! fading must lie paid for in AbVANCK. We most emphatically will not deviate from this rule If you dont believe wliut we say give us atrial. We cannot run slier k ofcoliecting* Administrator's Sale. Rv e of an order of the court of Ordinary Schley county Georgia, will be •iold at auction before the court house door of said county on the first Tuesday in November next within the lega hours of sale, the following property to wit. fifty( 50] acres of land off of Lot No 45 in the 29 th District^ said county bound ed on the north by lands of T J Pool aid property to be sold as the property* of the estate of china Adkins deceased for the purpose of paying debts and making distribution among the heirs at aw of said deceased. Terms cash. This Oct. 7th 1895. w Z Burt. Administrator China Adkins FOR LEAVE TO SELL L> ND. Georgia Schley county. To ail whom it may concern. T g Hudson and L w Dixon, adminis trators of Thomas J Baisden deceased, have in due form applied to the under signed for leave to sell lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in November next, 4th day of November 1895. Phil. L Taylor. Ordinary. GEORGIA—Schley County! PHIL E. TAYLOR, Oidinnry. Georgia —Seeley County: To whom it may concern. JL V/illiams having in due form applied to the under signed for the gimdianship of the property of "arian Williams and John Will isms miuor children ol Sarah II Williams late of said County deceased. Notice is heredy given that his application will be heard at myoffice on the first Monday id November next. Given under my hand and official signature this 24th day September. J8P6: Phil E Taylor. Ordinary. GEORGIA j Application For SCHLEY COUNTY -Letters of Administra t tion. Mrs. Georgia Wilkinson has made application to have J. M. Murray Clerk of Superior court, •ppointed administrator on estate of Mrs. D. A. McDonald, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties concerned, whether kindred or credi Virs.to show cau«e on or before the Pec. term of the^ourt of Ordinary, to be held on the first Monday in Poe. 1H*>5, whv said petition should n®i )>e granted as prayed for* Witness nx hand and official s.gnature. This Oct. 21st.j895, 1*. F. Taylor, Oxdsnary Two patters for the price of one—take advantage of the offer arc# get your home pa per for a year and a first class agricultural journal—only $1. THE MUSING LINK. WE ethelbifc between innkens and users of H seb<>W Furniture Whwlesule prices guarantee* 1 - We sell for the world’s largest factories. Send for catalogue. Postage six cev<s. Awteri , “*" ' u*'*”U'r* Agency, Galena, Kansas. 'DON'T TOBACCO SPtT YOUR LIFE AWAY.’* The truthful, startling title of a book about No-to-hac, the only harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure. 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Mydigwtion became so to paired that everything i llt e disagreed with me My witealsosuffered u<, inten ely with dyspep sia that, her life was a burden to her; she would fce confined to her bed for weeks at a tlmetshe also suffered greatly from vid.liuessand lossoi 0 0 '"ue in March I was advistdto ^ p . before we, my wife and I, had finished f>e second buttle of P p p II mbegaado iinpr w. My paitls subsided so mm l, mat . ban- bown able to wo k ami am Will'll l*lt ' dom# what I haven't done befurs n a-timber ol years. We suUeonfimie fiik PlPuntllwe are entirely cured, ami MiiJ cheerftt.ly humanity. rctkfnmtneml it to irll suffer .to Kotlrs erv respect fit lv 'J » DtTPIUSS. For sale Wy Muitw – CeotralU It ol Georgia. rtf-. i .ff T?1 ••"**» t*.l'l!i*M. Z ¥ V • II S Hays an*} H Jf flamer Recievers Schedule in Effect War. 17. 1895. Sutnday Only. No. 5 West. 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