The enterprise-recorder., January 27, 1910, Image 1

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70L IX-NO. 2.
MADISON. FLA.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 27.
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Good Roads.
toilers, I bi-K pardon if 1 annoy
v0U oa the sul.j' dof good roads.
j-eiave been disappointed to many
isS ..... .aAtiimr t.hfl nnint ff lie-
lIU'i e r
I bftve made up my miud to
ktrp "I1 sn t"rt'l'nlin campaign
tntitwe sucked.
Tliere is no butler way to settle
liiquestion than to vow on me
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popularity or a Pt of mer. la the
unoi'me we siioum ciim.v riiuw
ufliom e nre ti usthi jf this mat
l,ri(lro linvc decided the ques
lin lor out selves for we wnmt ex
pftl 10 have a 8. t of men give the
bsii result in the matter contrary lo
tbeir own opinion, therefore in jus-
ijetollie voter and citizens at
iirge of this county 1 hope to set
tttry candidate who makes bis an
nouncement in this paper fo r ottlos
Jo uiaiid himself the honor to say
itit lie Is either fur or "gainst build.
;np, grading nnd bridging ti e pub
lic hiuhwavt of ill's county. e
hive noticed that in other counties
jut have begun road building that
lliii always decides the question.
Input between now and the
itit pi unary to discuss every phase
of this pleat pioblcin. I have been
ipformed that the old railroad bonds
Live tarn paid. We fan now put
tbii millage of our taxes (four
Bills) that ne hive been paying on
in two hundred thousand dollais
rsilroad del t into at one hundred
md fifty thousand public road bond
or millage or present taxes need not
be changed at all. Certainly if our
forefathers could sea the point and
I do oot question the wisdom of
JjsI transaction at that time for
a railroad through this county must
tare increased the vlaue of properly
lure than double that amount, oer
ainlr with twice the population ot
tbeir time and twice U.e real value
uf property we can now bond for
leu amount ana build for ourselves
public highways inasmuch as tbey
till be our roads. This railroad
bond was all paid to individuals out
side of ibe county, the money has
left us, the property is owued by
others sow, here is the comparison:
Tbe dirt roads will be curs, the
oney will remain with us. Not
more than two thousand dollars
needevur leave the county. We
have the labor and the material, I
n it will be with us during "the
t thirty vears, cheap snoney at
'"or six percent. It will circulate
sDong us our money and our roads.
D. II. Yatm.
Show? Why yea-at Taylor'a.
IMnetta News.
Last Wednesday the 19l.li inst.,
witnessed one of lie largest and most
enthusiastic gatherings of people that
lias ever before honored l'ineuu
with their nnsencc. The occasion
being the Kduuatiomil Kully which
had been previ. usly advertised. The
patrons, Uaehers, and pupil from
four schools were pn sent. T h e
weather was hl-al and nothing hup.
pened to mar the happiness of the
occasion)!' to dampen tlieentnusiasni
of the crowd. Tiic local school in
sisted by visiting schools entertained
the people until noon at which lime
a bounteous dinner was epic id mid
all partook treel.v Until they would
cat no more, nnd y t. there, wan
plenty ielt. At about 2 p. m. the
inxious e.xp-cluthuis uf ihe crowd
were iv wi. rd ed bv the arrival of
dipt. l.Micli, Supt. Tedder nnd
I'.o W. H. fate Supt. Tedder,
.toting chaiiuitir), imro'luceil the
speakers, uin) gave some very cn
courag:iig remarks. Prof. Cute spoke
very intelligently on educational in
Uresis, giving good advice lo both
parent and teacher. Capt. Lvnch,
the cliiiif speaker of the occasion,
niade a very interesting and appre
ciated lecture lasling about forty,
five iniuuleN, which has made a fav
orablo impression on all who were
fortunate enough lo hear him. lin
mediately after the s caking a School
Improvement 1 ssociation was orga
ntzed with Mrs. A.. A. Wethington,
chairman and Mia. 11. H. Con ml J .
secretary. The crowd soon dispens
ed lo their homes with tirigbter hopes
for the future in educational work
ami mote determined lo do better in
the future, and we look forward with
pleasure and hope that the time is
not so far distant when this distin
guished honor will come to us again.
Last Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. New
some, Slia Mary Newsome and Mr.
Oscar Goody were quietly married,
Mr. A. A. Wethington, Notnry
Public, officiating. There were only
a few of the immediate friends and
relatives present to witness the cere
mony . The bappy couple left iui.
mediately for their future homo
about two miles north of Finelta.
The groom is one of. Madison coun
ty's rising energetic young farmers
and bis bride is one of the county's
fairest daughters and loved by all
who know ber. We extend to them
our heartiest congratulations.
Mr. M. G. West of Haeelbnrst,
Ga., and Mail Clerk on tbe Ga. A
Fla. Ry., was a pleasant caller ia
our town last Sunday, and we think
tbe attraction is at lbs boarding
bouse.
Or. J. P. Klnsey attended the ses
sion of the Grand Lodge, F. A A. M.
in Jacksonville last week.
Mr. L. W. Ross, brother of Mrs.
A. T. Bubune is seriously ill al
present, but we hope to see him re.
stored to his much wailed health in
the near future.
Mr. S. B, Smith of Lamont, vis
ited bis daughter, Mrs. J. P. Kin.
sey several days last week.
Friday, February 4th, lias hum
S 't aside by Slate Supt. Ho'loway,
as Arbor Day and we trust that pa
trons of the school and all who will,
will come together and plant out
trees, as nothing is needed more in
l'iuetta.
Notice.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee of Madison county, Flor
ida, is hereby called to meet in th
court house at Madison on Saturday,
Feb. olh, 1910, lo transact muh busi
ness as shall properly come before
it. A full attendance Is requested,
M. L. Lksi.ik, Chairman.
Photography.
Come und get vur picture made.
I have just got a nice supply of ev
erything to make a photograph and
for the next thirty days I will make
the regular 11 a dozen cabinet pic.
tures for $2,50 a dozen. Come and
let me show you, C. T. LYENS.
Too Much Face
Vol) feel in if vou hull one fai l! too
many when you Inure Neurdgia don't
you? Save the face, you may need it;
but gpt rid of the Neuralgia by apply
Ing Ballard's enow I.inluieut, Finest
thing In the world for rheumatism,
neuralgia. buns, cum. scald, lame buck
nnd all pains. Sold by V. B. Davis.
Tax Assessors Notice
Notice is hereby given that I will
visit each ptecinct in this county for
the purpose of assessing IStae and
County taxes for the year 1910. I
will be at the different precincts on
dates named below. Let every tax
payer meet me aud make returns as
the law directs. Look for me as
follows:
Ellaville, Jany, 81st, 1910, forenoon
Lee, " 44 , '4 afternoon
Winquepin, Feb. 1st, 44 noon.
Macedonia, " 2nd, " forenoon
Oak Grove, 44 3rd, 44 forenoon
Cherry Lake, 14 4tb, 4' forenoon
Madison, February 5th, 1910.
Moseiey Hall, 44 7th, 14
Tuten, 14 8th, 14
Greenville, 44 9th, ,4
Hamburg, '" lOtb, 14
Hixtown, " 11th,
Kespectfully,
Roux. J. Patkbsom,
Tax Assessor,
' Scientific Spanking
nnalats In punishment only when a
otiild la actually bad. Some mothers
think that all crying is IjkUdkhs, It's
not. When your baby onea.lookfor pins
or tome external cause, if vou can't
Had them iv tbe babv White's Cream
Vermifuge as the nances are it is aut
ferins from worms which keep it hun
gry and cross til tbe time. Pleasant to
Uita sure in it t amion. rrice ia ceui
Sold by W. B. DaTit.
Ladles. Call at Moseley's Drz Store.
I have u few nieces of rlcyatit
china left over from my Holiday
trade. 1 am sellinu utoost. I can
please you it; price and goods.
Overcrmts lit 'I n y lor s
Phil Purranmre, the clever ami pmiu
lar Insurance ayi-nt, Inm been contlned
to his room this week with nn HttacK of
la grippe.
The hunting party cumpoimd of Dr.
C. II.. T C. and Ales' Smith. Will Tay
lor and .loe Loper. return, d 1 uenlay
from a two wek Hiieei esfnl nn 1 plt-iia
ant eiiiup at I'olU'n Creek.
Tl.e pi ining null i'f the Porter Pinn
ing M ill Co.. ih rnpidh lie--1 1 1 1 1 i pro
portions mid before many l,a'e
passed I he whit 'e of IIiik inst itnt ion
will lie heard early in the neirning call
ing IiiiikIk to v I k.
S:itnrdiiy of next, week m the date set
for the holding of a meeting of the
County Kxecul.We Cointniltee Let all
who a'e lutereeted read th" call for th
nieeting mi l learn the time and plaee nf
its holding.
Ilv. W. U. I vey, pastor of the Hap
tisl church, left M.irnlay eflernoon f"r
(iHinetiVille where he Is Httendlng the
State RapliKt Association. He expeo e
to return home to-day or to-morrow.
A Sprained Ankle
As a rule a man will feel well a it U lied
if lie can hobble h round on crutch.'S In
two or three weeks ifter spraiiiiug l ie
ankle, and it is often two or three
months before, he Is fully reeovered
This ia an unnecessary loss of time, ne
by applying hiimlierlaiD'a Liniment,
as directed h cure may b a rule beif
fecled in lees than one week's time, and
in many capes within three- days. Sold
by W. li. Davit and B. F. Moseiey .
loli. p e-i'ient .if a strong bank at
the age of twenty-eight years is a dis
tlnetion which ooeMi't come lo very
many nun I mIi , and our oung friend,
Areliie Ijiving-ton, IniH every re- soti to
feel proud because at that lender age
he line .'icheived hi great H dint metuin.
A ml what is tn-l ter, he line the i iglit to
knuw IIihi, bis own 1 1. .-l it placed him at
the head of the (,'ili..-iis Hank of Madi
son, one of the Ktinni'-l tinancinl inti
tiitiunn in the cntiru Mule. Since the
urgnnizu' 'on of the hunk a little mure
Ui.m four learsngo Archie lias been
coiitlnu.iui.ly conneeted with its ulTairs
either as i ooli i. r or ice president.
His tliorotigli kiicn le ige of Hie hiiuk
iog bi.eineis as well as bis energy snd
courlenuc drevanor at all tim-s lias
piaced lion w.-il in the front, ran'is of
Kloi id i liankeiii. We congral ulale I ho
young man lieariily upon hie ndvmice
inent and W" fulllier ciMigi'at'ilale the
st'ickboiilers upuii their wife eeJui'iiou
ot a bead for the iuhtiiutiiiu.
I'roin the FlagFtaflT (Ariz ) (Je'n of a
rei'-nl isyue, we el p the following con
cerning n MiidiHiin ho : "J K. Kullin,
uieiuber of the Uutlbi Drug Co., on
Monday "old his Interest in the rlriil to ,
W V. Hunter. Mr. Itulllll haw been ill
bueiuete here for nmn years. Ib anil
his wife will move to California on to
look nflr Mr. Ifulllu's Hue farming
propertv. The new llrm will b't The
lliinler l)i ug Co., and Hie business will
lie coiitinueil at Hie preeent locution.
Mr. lliinler will he the general manager
of lh new ttrm He was in tin; employ
of the old llrm for over a year and lias
show n by his work II at lie is thorough
Iv tiiinill ir with every detail uf the bus
in. as. He is Hlteullve to customers, an
exui Merit pharmacist, strictly liu-lness,
and has made main fnende during his
reaulence here. ,lr. nnd Mrs Itutlln
will lie mi-acd tiy 'he r host of Flatstatr
friends but nil wish them prosperity in
their home In the floldeii State." The
many friends here of Young will be de
lighted to receive this evidence of hit
prosperity und progress in his far est.
ern borne.
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No meat will be received
for full Month's Storage
after January 15th. Cold
Storage rooms will be clos
ed for annual overhauling
on February 15th.
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