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If W. J. Herthen ie a candiddat ••
*or re-election for Govenor ho wil
probably got Dado’s voto.
Bro. Sharer ot tbeCbatt. N*w H
cenfesies the authorship of the
Boom, “the beautiful snow”’ Our
frien do ocalp ic in a close place if
ho oaly knew it.
The Atlanta Journal publishes
interviews with democratic eon
gressmen from northern and Bew
Ingland states which hare a ten
dency to r show a free silver plank
in the next Democratic platform
would bring disastrous results upon
the party in those states .If those
gentlemen are posted, things cer
tainly look gloomy for those who
have hoped te see the democratic
party tie on to a free silver plank
in the rational platform. It is al
most unreasonable to suppooe tnat
these diversified opinions will
result in a Jharmonious agreement
upon a free coinage plank before
the’nationardemocratic convention
meets.
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•re’ ink.-Peter Cooper.
Had I not advertised, my name
would have remained unknown.-
V. T. Barnuna.
Th* man wh# invssts one dollar
in buiinass should inveet one dollar
in advertising fthat business —
I.T. Btewart.
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Hoa’t understand hie business.
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oI the tone, manners and thrift of
the community in which it is pub.
lishtd. Wherever you find a lifeless
shiftless newspaper, there you will
find a lifeless people. -Henry Wat
tersoa.
The best indicator of the thrift,
intelligence and public spirit of a
community is evidenced to the out
taaide world by a well-supported
and carefully edited local news
paper. -Thompson.
The Chattanooga Evening News
A CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
Heretofore it has been rather
troublesome for the tax-colector to
' fijd purchasers for lands offered by
him for sale under tax-executions.
Occasionally when property is to
be sold for taxes, not a bid was to
be heard. Why is this? Is there no
surplus money in Dade county?
Whon property is sold under a tax
fi.fa the owner to redeem his prop
erty, must pay to the purchaser
within twelve months a premium
ef ten per cent and seven percent
per anunan upon the amount of the
bid. Here is seventeen per cent in
terest if tha owner redeems only at
the endjof one year, but if redeemed
sooner, the rate of interest will of
course be greater. Besides Dting an
absolutely safe investment it is
aecNiaril7 a paying one.
It beats a bank because more
than tha- value of tha money ad
vanced is phased upon real estate
which no one can take to Canada
When a purchaser cannot be found
a ft tax sale of real estate in Dade
eoui. y it signifies either that we
have no surplus money or that those
who have it are not alive to their
own interest.
A CHANGE ALL AROUND
A corespondent for the Macon
Telegraph, writes the following ac
count of an interview with Hon.
Lon. F. Livingston which throws
considerable light upon certain
matteis: It was something over
two months since that Colonel Liv
ingston, just from Camilla, where
he had delivered an alliance speech
was unfolding to a party of us in
the smoking car his views for ths
financial relief of the people. “Col
onel,’’said I, “your president Mr.
Polk, declared in a recent speech
that tne St. Louis sub-treasury bill
-the warehouse bill-the one on
which you won your election and
by which the six Georgia congress
men were defeated’ was withdrawn
and would not be preented to the
fiftv-seeond congress.” “Of course,
said colonel'Livingston, “the Ocala
convention killed the St. Louis
warehouse bill.” “But,colonel, our
farmers do not understand it. They
still look forward to the St. Louis
scheme.” All well posted Allance
mtn understand it.” What is your
substitute?” The object of Alliance
now is to get the government to es
tablish a sub-treasury bank in each
state where the people can borrow
money at a low rate of interest on
lands or other good securities. This
is now something better. \ This is
quite a different proposition from
the St.Louii warehouse bill-the one
which our congressmen were re
quired to axcept or step down and
out from congress.” Certainly it is,
answerd the colonel. “Why was the
St. Louis bill withdrawn and the
Ocala idea substituted.?” Because,
on due consideration, we regarded
the St. Louis bill impracticable
and not suited to our people,’’Well
Colonel,if that be true, you pay a
complimnt to the Georgia congress
men, who at a glance they were
statesmen enough to see that the
bill was impracticable —and for
their atatesmanship and candor
they were deposed and declared en
emiee of the farmer. Don’t ;you
owe an apology to the Georgia con
gressmen who were made to walk
the plank ?“ I am not of the apol
ogizing kind/replied the colonel,
6iniling blandly, as he winked the
other eye. ;
NEW ENG I AND Td
THE FRONT.
On Wednesday Of last week the
stockholders for the New England
Cos. met in Boston and sleeted a
new directory, lx - Gov. Farph
-9m was also elected president! of
the new beard of d.rectors Mr
Thomas Cummings is the only local
member of the naw board.
For over a year a sort of dog-in-the
-manger game has besn going on
among the eastern stockholders to
the chagrin of the local stockhold
ers who wanted the property devel
oped-. It is now generally coijended
that before anything can be acco*n
plished toward developing the prop,
•rty , the property must either
beeold or the number of stockhold
ers reduc ed. Ou the 27 th of this
montthhere will be a directorr meet
ing at New England City after
which things will take seme def,
nite shape- for better or for wofwr.-
A large majority of the stockhold.
era favor a sale of the property and
it is understood that certain par
ties who now bold stock would be
come purchasers of all the stock
if placed upon the m arket. We
bsve built up hopes on New En
gland Citv probably to be realized
.n the near future. Wait and see.
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GEORGIA DADE COUNTY.
lo all whom it tuay concern. M A.E
Tatum having in proper form pplied
to me for permanent of admin,
istration on the estate of Joseph < pit
man late of said c unty T htSTs to dtp
all and singular the creditors and next
kin of said deceased r )o beano appear
*t my office within the time allowed b"
jaw and show cause if any they can
why permanent letters of administration
.hould not be grained to M, A. B
Tatum on Joseph O lomans estate. Wit
ness my hand and official -ignature
this J Ist day of Dec. 1891 .1 A Been- >
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