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Rest s:owi the
•’Wcurrent yetr.
• -’■tits. such as
■■ng plants, sew
tßlrto engage the at
cities, the week
having eight such announced. The
established plants generally have
been operating on full time during
the entire yea”, and some of them
are now contemplating enlargement
In textile matters there
comment upon,
made recently of UmR ' 1
ation of
■_ o mpa
Jf’<llsubts last winter,
Xs... K favor of the re-
|R9MH9|gMBRr says:
the most important
is ballot reform.
The state has long been afflicted with
impure elections and the evil is a
Browing one.
■ “The people have grown heartily
tired of the existing state of affairs.
■Things have come to such a pass
[that in many instances it is only
la question of which candidate shall
[be guilty of the greatest amount of
■trickery to be successful and men
who are careful of their reputations
can’t afford to offer for office. In this
way the public is deprived of the
services of the most avail able men,
and men of mediocrity are placed in
high positions.
“It is to be hoped that the Geor
gia legislature will have the nerve to
that will ensure a full
of the voice of
t^^ the ballot box. Other
V'? it ui’Jr found that
there is no reason
not do the same.
Sil ballot system seems
?C : ».;'’.'?’ J most satisfacto
it will not be
tt.Australian ar
• *. 'Bte/i is given
When the eobcol board turned off \wo
'or the besTteachors to cfizke places for
sisters, cousins and aunts, they distin
guished themselves.
Nall by nail
The coffin's made;
Set your sail
For Lethe’s shade.
.As I am the only member of the board
of trustees who has a relative, who is a
teacher, I wish to say in answer: First,
there never has been but one teacher
“turned off” since I have been a member
of the board of trustees. I want to say
further that at the general election, 1
vo ed for Miss Georgia Pepper for teach
er and that she received the full vote of
the board. lam not sorry for it, and
will, if she makes a good teacher, ac
knowledged by Prof. Harris as such, vote
for her again. If Prof. Harris will inti
mate to me that she is incompetent, I
will certainly vote against her at the
next election. M. M. Pepper.
MAYOR HART OFR
jßdlto> Tribune.
[n the first place he officially, as he
calls it, orders a mass meeting of the cit
izens of North Rome,and after the people
respected him enough to attend the meet
ing? he officially declares it ridiculous
and a farce.
Now wp want to say that one of our
most respected citizens was elected chair
man and every man had equal rights.
Also a secretary was elected to keep
the minutes of the meeting, and his min
utes show that there was a mayor and
four aidermen
Now. in
|| spying
ulll 11IIU1
putting it in too mild terms.
Mayor Hart what right be had
meeting, officially, or to call it
SSB lLi;ia " V ” Citizen.
feeding horses.
IW. th.. Country Gentleman ]
HHBcoitntry Gentleman— Please give
SREon for promoting the growth of
.-,..1.1 filly. She is bred for a
J(1 bright, smart and in good con-
easily, but seems a little
in bone. Has been in pasture
IIIIIIKi.jer with rolled oats anil bran
is it too late to increase the
BHM ay ; g ix-year-old mare that has
■MA1.*..,".., summer? She is of the
!indt ‘ uitefast " E - H L
HHMU, Masß
-E> H. L. to grind
some good oats, and make a mixture of
5 lb. fine wheat bran with 4 lb. ground
oats, aid feed,2bl. of this mixture to the
two-year-old filly, morning and
ft-ft should happen that the bone is im
creased more than L. thinks
might change the mixture
weight of fine wheat
oats. We suspect oats
which he has
those mil: er
to sui t t itcon-
than
E? i< bone
M bone, and
'Roran and oats
- " id better bone
II , , ’ on a
vBF ic may l' ro<iuce a
■MHHBHBhSMi.. We should advise
|||v W* finewheit bran
oats being a good
toßeslior ’ an<| that ibiß
morning and 4 lb. at
her other feed, and it
■pvjißrK an iffiptovcment in the
E - w - s
-1 fair
J THE
- JEWELRT J® i
JACKSON \4H|
OFFICE FURNITURE COMPANY,
JACKSON, TENN.
Manufacturers of—
School, Church and
Office Furniture.
QCHOOLS AND CSURCHES SEATED IN
O the best manner. Offices furnished.
Send for Catalogue. 11-11-d6m
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Crouch & Watson are the sole agents for
the sale of the celebrated Huyler Candies,
and is the only firm in Rome that buy them
direct from the factory. To insurethat you
get it fresh buy from us. Price 60c to 80c
per pound. 10-22-dlm.
HUYLER’S CANDIES.
Romans, Lend Vs Your Ear Just For a
Moment.
Our weekly orders for Huyler’s Candy
go direct to the
We claim
and see for yourself,and we will plesJEe
Ku.
f Jfo pills or castor oil for sale.
A. M.
Star Candv Works.
11-11-dlm
Backache I
This trouble arises from some kidney
or rheumatic affection. In either case
nothing is so effective as
Stoart’s Gin and Buchu
It purifies the blood and gives a good,
healthy flow of nrine, and imparts vigor
and tone to the kidneys and bladder. If
you feel unwell, have a don’t-care kind
of feeling, and are generally out of sorts,
your kidneys, liver or blood needs stim
ulating.
Stuart’s Giaa and Buchu
is a remedy. It will not disappoint you.
For all kidney, bladder and other urinary
troubles STUART’S GIN AND BUCHU
is a remedy of established merit.
Atlanta, Ga. —I take pleasure in cer
tyfying that S lUARP’S GIN AND BU
CHU has made a cure of me. I find it
the best kidney remedy I have ever used.
P. W. M erett.
Cincinnati, O.— Af'er a thorough and
careful trial, I find STU ART’S GIN AND
BUCHU to be a reliable diuretic and
kidney tonic. D- R. Stavffacher.
Sold bv all druggists.
WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R.
AND
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Ry.
v Daily Trains
TO
Chattanooga,
Nashville,
• ” ..Cincinnati,
Chicago,
Memphis,
St. Louis.
MeKEIZIE ROUTE
TO
Arkansas and Texas
Emigrant Rates.
For maps, folders and any desired informa
tion, write to
J. W RICKS, Trav. P. A.,
36 Wadi Street, Atlanta. Ga.
Or JOS. M. BROWN, C. E HARMAN,
Traffic Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
4»ianta, Ga, _
THE ROME4'HIBUNE, BUHDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12, 1893.
COING
INTO THE
BOG BUSINESS.
A merchant in Tacoma, Washing
ton, after trying in many ways to
reduce an old stock on his hands,
by repeatedly advertising his stock
“at cost,” “Going to change busi
ness,” and the like, he finally came
out in an “ad’’ thus: “Going to
sell out at cost and go into the hog
business,” and no doubt be could
raise hogs with more success than
he could sell goods. This would
also apply to some other merchants
We are not “selling out at cost to
quit the business,” but our beauti
ful stock of fresh, new and stylish
NML&gains
New York
Will be a feast week for our custom
ers. Unequaled drives will be
placed before tba trade and seeing
them will be to Fake them, so con
vincing will be the inducements.
CALF HIGH
Is the extent of the silk splicing in
these fine wool Hose. They keep
the feet warm and dry, and outwear
unspliced wool two to one. Winsome
drives in this department. ’
49 1-2 dozen Black Hose, price 60
cents per pair, will sell this week for
33 1-3 cents to reduce a largo stock.
21 dozen Navy Bine Hose, also
Browns, price 50 cents; this week
we will sell them at 2!1 cents,'to re
duce a large stock. 1
is
ffmrty-cent underwear. Better eqhal
ize, or at least average up that
which lies nearest you. We have on
hand a most excellent stock of these
goods, and so large is the stock that
th s week we offer special bargains.
Ladies’ Vests, excellent in
quality, - fl.oo
Less one-eighth, - - - .12 1-2
.87 1-2
Ladies fine Value Vests, - - 1.25
Less one eighth, - - - .15 5-12
$1.09 7-12
Ladies’ Fine Wool Vests, - - 150
Less one-eigbtb, - - - .181-2
♦1.311-2
Thus will we give you reduction
all though this department in both
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear.
Goods new and fi esh from the fac
tory.
IF YOU DON’T
• *
Have a Cloak you may wish you
had thus invested when sickness
prostrates you. Our line of these
goods are very attractive, indeed.
New goods on the way. This week
some new drives will be offered.
ARE YOU SLEEPY?
Nothing will sooth you to refresh
ing slumber like a pair of our fine
Wool blankets. They prevent chills
and rheumatism and increase the
nerve power. Groat reductions are
also made on these goods. Any
quality or size you may desire, from
7& cents up to 20 dollars.
OUR LARGE SALES
Last week insures us that this week
will even prove more fruitful, for’new
and attractrive bargains are on our
counters. Bargains every day and
every hour. Tuis week let all the
people come.
THUS- FAW.
“COTHRAT& COT
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance.
Gin Houses Insured.
Office Corner Armstrong Hntel, Rome, Ga,
3NZLoi*e
Furniture
at
Cost.
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PmHAPJir A N Y.
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One in the City. (Repeater.)
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HANKS & ROBERTS,
208 3 Broad. Btiroet*
—— fi
Samuel Funkhouser.
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Real Estate Agent, Broad Street
.. aßknn mw I izrxoduiii—.<> .VQ.l.Aftj ,4'jiK
sfsi xxtjej
TO OPER< HOOSEffI
* SON. Managers.
FRIDAY^NOVEWEW.
ENGAGEMENT OF
MR. LEWIS
MORRISON
11 * ■;.;/ AB—
In his famous Dramatic, Scenic and Electric
Production of
FAUST
A performance celebrated throughout the entire
English speaking world, vith
MISS FLORENCE ROBERTS,
AS MARGUERITE.
MR. EDWARD ELSNER,
AS FaUST.
And a Magnificent Cast.
t3T*Prices, #I.OO 75c, 25c. Box rheetat Ye'ser’e.
Rome Railroad.
The following schedule will go into eflei t
Obtober 3,1893, at 9:00 aux. .
BOMB TO KINOBTOX.
No. 1. No. 3
Lt Rome9.oo am 3.00 pm
Ar Second Avenue 9.03 am 3<i3pm
“ Brick Yard9.loam 3. 0 pm
•‘Freeman’s 9.17 am 3.17 pn
Dykes’. »20 am 3 rOpn
“ Bass’ Ferry 9.25 am 8.25 pm
“ Evea’ 980 am 2SO pm
•• Murchison’s 9.40 am 3.40 pm
•• Woolley’s 943 am 313 pm
Ar Kingston 95u am 3.50 pm
Ar Atlanta W & A12.15 pm 625 pm
KINGSTON TO BOMB.
No. 2. No. 4.
Lv Atlants..... 8.00 am 3 00pm
Lv Kingstonlo.2o am 5,t0 pm
Ar W0011ey’5....10.27 am 5.17 pm
“Murchison’S 10.31 am 5 21pm
“ Eves’lo 39 am 5.29 pm
“ Pass’ Ferrylo.43 am 5.33 pm
“Dykes’...lo.4B am 538 pm
“ Freeman’slo.sl am >- 5 41 pm
“ Brick Yardlo.sß am 548 pm
“Second Avenuell.ls am 6.56 pm
Ar Home.ll.lo am 6.00 pm
Nos. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Kingston, with Western & Atlantic trains going
North to Chattanooga, and Hontb to Atlanta,
■; Atlanta and Ghittanoogs in l
IJII Sis trains diverging.
ve and depart from Rome Rail
of Broad street, less than one
t of city.
a of cars at Kingston,
trains between and
W.F.
TAKE THE
EVANSVILLE ROUTE,
The favorite line
CHICAGO
And all Points n the North and
Northwest.
Remember this line bus two elegant trains
daily between Atlanta and Chicago.
No 6 No 8
Lt Atlanta, W & AlO 30 am 820 pm
Lv Chattanooga. NC&St L. 3 opm 107 am
Lv Nashvibe. L& N 720 pm 620 am
Lv Evansville, E & i'H 120 am ICO pm
Lv Terre Haute. C& E 1 43. am 427 pm
Ar Chicago C EI. 947 am 940 pm
Train No 0 “Cb'caeo and Atlanta Limited’’ is
a solid vt stibu'ed train with Pullman sleepers
and day coaches, a dining cir is attatcbed to
the train at Danville,, enabling the passengers
to get their breakfast en route. This train also
has through sleepers from Jacks nville, Fla.,
and Mem his. Tenn., to Chicago.
Train No 8. “World's Fair Special,” runs
solid between Atlanta and Chicago and is
equipped with elegant Pullman Potior Buffet
care. A. G. PALMER.
8. L ROGERS. G. P. A. E.&T. H R. R.
Sou Pass. Agt. Evansville, Ind.
Ch ittanooga, Tern.
TO NEWSPAPER
PROPRIETORS.
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The Tribune Company baa
on sale a large lot of good
second-hand material that
will be sold cheap on most
favorable terms consisting of
One Minerva Paper Cutter,
One Proof Press,
Imposing Stones,
Card Cutter,
News and Job Cases,
Be quick, for these are
going to be sold cheap.
ROME TRIBUNE CO.; 3
Rome,Ga.
v <Mk 4 - iz. *V <A i F>J 4%>
it b&ioios ■ * o(rJ,D£s th tatlM »baa
Clifford B. Seay WResaca.
Boats leave Borne for Gadsden and In'
. termedMa Undiags.Tues days and.-; _Ji< > ti>*.
For ureenspersr art# tetttrs V4-wad
Fiidayq •.^• Jr3a rj -(WiRtHr”,
i *■;- war
a>iu«a • .fcsonikJiw ooed evarf doidw ,v
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Letters of Administration.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jane
x Landium having in proper form applied to
me for permanent letters ofaaminiatrfttion on the
estate of Benjamin Landrum, late of said coun
ty This is io cite all and singular the creditors
ana next of kin of Hen jamin Landrum to be and
appear at my office witnin the time allowed by
law. and show cause if any they can, why per
manent adiidntstratlon should not be granted
to Mrs. Landrum on Benjamin Landrum's estate.
Witness my hand and official bignature, this 6th
day of November, 1893. JOHN P. DAVIS,
ll*B-law-80d q, dinary.
Citation.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
To all whom it may concern: Geo. J. Briant,
admiuistratrator of Geo. W. Harris, deceased,
has in cue form applied to the undersigneo for
leave to eel! the lands belonging t > the .state of
said deceased, and said application will be
heard on the first Monday in December next.
This the llth day of November, 18. H
td JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary.
NOTICE.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
Charles E. Huffman has applied for exemp
tion of personalty and setting apart and valua
tion of home tcud, and I uili pace upon roe
same at 10 o’cl* ck, on the 30th day of November,
1893, at my office. JOHN P. D Wirt
11-12 2 .vOrd it ary.
Application For Letters of Dis
mission.
GEORGIA, Floyd county.
Whereas chas M. Haqw, Administrator of
J hn T. Dowell, repre.ents to the court in
hi- petition duly tiled, tbai tebas administered
Jno. T. Dowell’s estate. 1 his is to ti e all per
sons concerned, kindred and ert ditore, t > show
cause, if an. they can why said administrator
should not be discharged trom his td.ninist a
tion and lecetve letters of dtsmi-ei .n on the
first M.oi»d a y l n February, 1-94 This Novem
ber 6 893 JUH NP. Da VIS, Ordinary.
■ H-9-law9od
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
I pUIi*UANTTO AN • fRDER OF THE COURT
IT of Ordi ary of «aid County, wi 1 be sold at
auctio" ai the court house do r of said county,
on the fl rat Tues da in Deceuib r text, with! a
the legal hours ot sale the tollowing real estate
towit: A4 of those tw ■ tracts of laud in the
2rnd district and 3r«t section • f sat-1 county one
i tract consisting ot whole lots N< s. 135, IM, lit
i and 199 of lt>o acres each, and 60 acres off the
i south side of lot No. 138, and 60 acr. s oft the
south side lot Ko 1.’3, both said parts of lots
cut ■ ft by a straight line running east and west ;
th-* other tract known as the Abe A’kins place,
i consists < f 60 acres t cut off he south part of lot
i No 99, and 40 acres in the soutnwe-1 coiner of
i lot No. 118, tbc two last .named portions of lots
i Iving together and bounded on u.e north by the
lands of W. A. i batin, Jawes K»l«. and Meyer
batdt land, east by W A. Chafin,S'.u'h by W. A.
< hatin' sn<l Ixunsster and vest, by Dry
creek. Allot stiid real estate so'd as the prop-,
erty of the estate of W C. Howell, late or said
county, deceased. Terms cash
C. H HOWELL, Adm’x.
J. S. HOWELL, Adm’r.
GEORGI A. Floyd Coumy.
To all whom it may concern: Samuel Funk
hcuaer, having, in proper form, applied to me
for permanent Letters of Administration de
beui. non with the will annexed, on the estate of
Mrs. 8. A. Dailey, late of said c unty this is to
cite all and singular tho credttois and next oi
kin of Mrs. 8. A Datlev to be and appear at my
office witbin the time allowed by law, and show
cause, if any they .an, why permanent Admin
istration should not be granted to S amuel Futk
houser on Mrs. S. A. Dailey’s estate.
Witness my hand and official signature, this
Sth day of Novemb r 1893
oaw4w JOHN P. DAVIS. Ordinary.
CITATION.
GEORGIA—FIoyd County.
To all whom it mav concern : J B. Ti pula
administrator of R. V. Mitchell, deceased, has
indue form applied to the i ntiersigned for
leavo to sell the laud, belonging to tbe estate of
said deceased,and said application will be heard
on ttie tint Monday in December next. This
Bth day of November, 1893.
John P D4VIS.
11-8-4 w Ordinary.
Receiver’s Sale.
By vibtue of an order passed by
ihe Honorable W. M. Hemy. Judge of -ae
Superior Court of the Rome Uli cult. I will sell
a r public outcry • o tbe higbest bidder, at elev-n
■ ’ckk k, a. m., at t><e court bouse out- in Rome,
Georgia,.on the first Tuesday In December, 1-93,
tbe lolloping property ot the CundellFurniture
< omptny, to-wli:
All tbat tract or parcel of land lying and being
in the 23 d dl trict and 3rd section of . rlglnally
Cherokee now Floyd county, Georgia and in the
town ot Forestville, it being rhe property once
known as the “Rome City Mill-” but now
known as tne Cundell Fiiriitine Company's
shops and yard, an t being three <3) acres of land
more or less together wi h all bu Idings and
stra tures there< n, and bounded on one elde oy
the East Teunest.ee, Virginia and Georgia Rail
road, and on the other side by the puolio road
leading from Rome, Georgia, to Calhoun Geor
gia, and on a third side by the Pilntup City
Land Company’s property.
Also one dry ktlu.
Also the following maehinery:
1 Buss band saw, 1 Buss eplndie carver, 1
Moore carving machine, 125 feet shafting, 34
pullevs. 1 blower and pit lug, 17 du-iueb hangers,
5 couplings, 2 sanders, 1 Dowel machine, 1 hand
saw flier -nd setter, i emory grinder 1 engine
and boiler 2elevators. 1 dynamo. 1 Buss swing
saw 3 wood top rip saw*, 1 Houston 19-it ch 4-
aide moulder 1 24-mch Buss ; Uner. I 18-inch
Buss joi ter, 1 46 Egan resaw, 1 lion frame trim
saw, 1 Huss double cut-off saw, 1 Bus* double
h«ad shaper, I Buss glue Jointer machine. 1
Houston 6-incli sticker, 1 dado machine, I Hous
ton tenon machine, 1 Fay dovetail machine. 1
donble borii g machine, 1 tttrnii g aiber, 1 single
boring machine, I 33-inch Invincible sander,
1 24-im h Berlin sander.
Baid dry ktlu aud machinery being located on
the above descrioed land of the Cm del Furni
ture Company, and all oilicrarticu a of propeity
not mentioned that belong with tbe above p'ai.t.
Sain property wilt bu solo cut jrct to co. flrma
tion bv the tsu perli r court of bn.-d O'unty
Terms of sale cash: to ue p Id on th: oun «r
--mation of the sale by the conn,
E. J M‘ ULTBIB,
1 awlw Receive: ot Cundell Inr nit ore Co.
Administrator’s Sale.
A GREKABLY TO AN ORDER OF THE
CX Court nt Ordinary of Floyd bo
.old at action »t the court house door of said
c unt-,on the fir-t Tuesday in Dec-mlier, tags,
wi' bin the legal hours ot eale, the follnw ng
property, to wi': The vested r-i alnder Inter*st u.U-i
ot the estate of A. K. C. Ware, (-unje t. to tbe .
I fee tate therein ut Mrs Elizabeth Ware) m *
the iolb win - lands, to wit: Tbc farm on thftraua A
Coosa rlv-r in the county of Floyd whereon A., - .
G. W«re lived at the time of hie death, consist- "
slating of lotsot lard Nos. 318 Mfd'29sani a'4 dfi-Tlt eilL
282 which lies south ot foe <’oo«e ItXIQ*
tbe fourth dist-ict and Ipur b, sactj ot.Fh>y4' P > f
county ; excepting; floweVer that pto of-SaWr. E o
farm given by tB» will it seiifA. G JfluY
Hen y H.Ware to-wit: two hundred acres off the .k'a en
esstßidfr ot said farm and separated from the
balwcepby a line beginning at a p ,int vn. tbe
jjifft-WtnK and the ce running due south
- :tß)*>Ugfii the farm so as to ctrt off said two bun •
j idtedsMcai said line being fully-described in the
241, and the return of J C. Bar
ria amMrolatH d and returned thFame ae will
Fe seen reference to clerk’* office FiojC a ;• if. rl
Superior-Court, recorded «n Book page
24i. Sold a« the property of A. K. C. Ware*.
ua;
.til Estate--A. .Km C. Ware,
■mwu '* mission, " - i •••'»'.'ll
GEORGIA, FUOTitkCdUNTV: -» ' <..7 <oS.J
- -cdrrrtin his p«ti ion duly Hied,.that he has fgilM.cuuus, 3C<
adminfeteted El'za 11. Beeves’ estate. This u r
- ttrdite’all personsconcstnßH.hinoied ardcrrdi •« •
(blßaadjnMiisndMoa APd- nzvtve ivtusrairf
vjaetS off; juor. ioaiiidiix