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THURSDAY AFTERNOOX.
Among Onr Exchanges.'
From the Jackson Herald.
Judge J. N. Ross and Judge N.!
VV.Bell were in conversation one
day this week in the ordinary’s of
fice,when Judge Ross Baid : “Judge,
I find people want pay out of the
county treasury for every little job
done on the public roads, but I am
holding a stiff upper lip. I will
pay where the law authorizes me
and where it does not, I will not
pay.” Judge Bell said: ‘‘You
are exactly right. When 1 first
went in office some people thought
as I was new that they would have
a soft snap in getting funds out of
the public treasury, but I soon
showed them 1 was there to pro
tect the tax payers, and your offi
cial acts show that you propose to
do the same thing. We all want
good roads, but do yon know that
a great deal of money may be easi
ly wasted, and yet not have good
roads either ? A person has to be
both cautious and judicious in your
position. I would advise you to
go slow until you become thor
oughly acquainted with all the
roads in the county, when you can
then have a pretty good idea about
things when a fellow comes and
wants a job of ‘fixing something. ”
The Jefferson Cotton Mills
bought fifty new looms some time
ago. which will be shipped here in
about ten days. After they are
put in the factory will be operate
both night and day.
Fjom Walton Tribune.
An attempt to wreck theG. J. <fc
S. southbound train was made near
Whitney last Thursday evening,by
placing cord wood on the rails.
Fortunately the scheme failed of
its purpose. Sheriff Arnold was
telephoned and went to Whitney
with his dogs, but they could not
follow the trail. On Saturday,
Mr. W. E. Smith, an officer of the
city court of Gainesville, who had
been doing some detective work on
the case, arrested a negro boy
named Neal who, it is reported,
confessed the crime. The boy
claims he had no intention of
wrecking the train, but was only
planning some fun in seeing the
train knock the wood off the track.
On Monday the negro waived trial
before Justice Upshaw and was
placed under a bond of SSOO.
Mr. Henry Doss came to town
Thursday and told his friends his
new home at the Will Fambrough
place is haunted. He says last
Monday morning at 8 o’clock a
little girl came there. This makes
six children in all, the other five
being boys.
Rev. H. N. Rainey, of Mulberry,
on last Saturday, sold to Mr. L.L.
Beason, an enterprising local cot
ton man, 270 bales of cotton. Mr.
Beason paid him 9 and 9-16 cents
> per pound all round. Mr. Pierce
Briscoe went up to Mulberry with
Mr. Beason on Monday and weigh
ed the cotton.
From Jackson Economist.
It is not generally known that
we have right here in Winder, in
the person of Mr. Y. A. Daniel,
one of the biggest breeders of fine
jgame chickens in the state. His
strain of games is known all over
the south, and it is impossible for
him to Bupply all those who order.
He shipped this week to New Or
leans 20 of as fine cocks as were
ever seen in that city before.
These cocks brought him fancy
prices.
The lot of three and a half acres
was surveyed out Monday for the
Winder Roller Mill and work will
begin at once.
Oliver Adair, colored, was com
mitted to jail at Jefferson last
week to await the action of the
grand jury. The charge was as
sault with intent to commit rape.
Esquire John Poole, of Grape
vine, has bought the home of E.
L. McDaniel, of our city, and will
move here about the first of April.
He is a good citizen aud we are
glad to have him come.
From the Winder Democrat.
Mr. J.G. Puett, who is interest
ed in one of the leading mercan
tile establishments in this city,
has bought the well Known aud
popuiar Sawanee hotel at Cum
i ming, Ga., and is making exten
sive improvements on the build
ing aud its equipment.
Here, boys, let’s settle the ques
tion of the best county in Georgia
by agreeing that Jackson, Gwin
nett and Walton are the three best
counties —and as Winder takes in
a part of all three counties, and is
the metropolis of the three, call
her the best town in the state.
This would be a good way to har
monize the conflicting elements.
The telephone exchange, hereto
fore mentioned by The Democrat,
is now a certainty. Judge R. B.
Russell and Messrs. M. D. Irwin
aud T. C. Dunn have formed a
stock company for this purpose.
In connection with the local they
will probably run lines from here
to Atlanta and Athens. Live men
have hold of this enterprise, and
Winder’s telephone exchange will
be up-to date in equipment and
first-class in the character of its
service.
From Cleveland Courier.
Some Gainesville and Ellijay
revenue officers had quite an expe
rience over in Dawson county a
Bhort time ago. A party of officers
from Gainesville went to Dawson
to make a raid, and at the same
time several officers from Ellijay
went to the same place for the
same purpose. Both parties had
received information of the still,
but neither party knew the other
was making the raid,consequently
met at the still. The Gainesville
officers arriving first, proceeded to
take charge, and while they were
engaged theEllijay officers slipped
up and demanded the whole busi
ness to surrender. The Gainesville
crowdwas at first dumbfounded,but
decided they were being bluffed.
Mr. Richardson, of Gainesville,
grabbed his gun and replied that
they were the ones to surrender
aud bad betterdo some explaining
mighty quick. ThePickens officers
made haste to do this, aud soon
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THE NEWS-HERALD.
peace was restored. The officers
then related how they happened
to be there and the Gainesville
officers gathered up their copper
and left. The meeting narrowly
averted being a serious one and
the officers feel a little creepy
wheu they think of it. It is yery
singular for two sets of revenue
officers to make a raid upon a
still at the same time.
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Who lays down hie dollar and
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And casta round the office a halo
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Nor “I'm getting more papers now
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In fact we all think it a real
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How welcome he is when he steps
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How he makes mv heart throb,how
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T outwardly thank him, I inward
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advaLce.” —Ex.
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la., writing of his almost mirac
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Hundreds have used it on my rec
ommendation and all say it never
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A. M. Winn & Son’s Drug Stoe.
It is proposed to build a railroad
from some point on the Seaboard
near Athens to Dublin, via Madi
son, Eatonton, Milledgeville, Ir
winton. This section is the very
best in the state, and there is no
question but that it would be a
paying investment.
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*‘lu the winter of 1898 andlß99 I
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