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Iwsoiili Mcntlok* I , , IU-* .'.-Irr ■ Mi’ I, Hl All.iH*' 1 - ■ M l ' ' ’ i v * f |'- v 1 • I I). Tin ,“ f S|X LUy » bU I 1’ Kay. went down j | 5 ■ „ this morning on ■Cedarto", 11 ’ fusilier. ■ Bai Montgcmery re- I h„Jiv fr"" 1 ' 1 b " si ' lCSß ■urneil tou'j Knl' 10 I WP'l"’ wt '■ estP, ‘ l '* y | oi . ean>pi»S I' alt ? n ‘l ■ )eas poll'-- I :l "‘ 1 Malld M01_ ! lon, MM.- Hotair home m Ennedelle, yesterday. I Miss Berta Maddox left to llay to spend several weeks with tends in Cartersville. I Mr and Mrs. J L. Bass’s two Leet little daughters, are vis- King friends in Kentucky-. • I Mr. Ed Maddox went to Ath- L yesterday to attend the elos- K,g exercises of the State I m ■versity. I Mr. and Mi*. A‘fhur Hul, » ■left tod. v fur Dews pond, to join ■the Cona-ene Cotillion G!ul>, ■ ■which is on a coin]>• M US ( r Frank Maddox, will ■ Clive tomorrow for \\ ashington ■to spend some time with his. ■ father, Co'igicssman John \’ . I Maddox ■ I*?'-’-" E'• A I and Mary Loe ■ \\ikle, of Carte-svihe, arrived ■in this v itv ilii> morning and ■ are die cbanning guests of Mrs. ■ \V. .1. M-el. ■ Miss Berrv h ie-, returned ■ from a plt.m.im \i-it of several ■ damio k’lii'.'.'tmi, she has been ■ the gim-ni. 1 M." - Lillian and ■ Lidia Wo >d lu re for several ■ weeks, and v.ill return to her ■ home at It ck Springs tomor- ■ row. I Miss Sh 'dor Taliy left yester- ■ eny to visit hi mis in Atlanta. ■ Mieses Lu ale Davidson and ■ Omie Brannon, o! Moreland, Ga., I ate the guests ci Mrs. U.S. Barker. | I U’rof. J. C, Harris, of Rome. I spent Saturday ;u d Sunday here "’ith his parents. Dr. and Mrs. ' I Harris.—Geda. t avn Standard. ]-. M,. C IU)e!1 hap I returned from Mi ledg.-ville, Hr R B. Headden, pastor of the First Baptist, will preach the cin m<ocenv nt «m mon f or the Normal school at Dalton on next Sin day nimning. Kc tot Gut it'.'—l have ex clusive charge of the circulation department of the Hustler-Com nu ci.;,. If you do not get your P a per promptly, report to me alld lt will be a tended to. The su^cripti o[l is 10 cents per '' p (k, payable every Saturday. p ase have the money ready when the collector calls. Respectfully, Paul C. Jack. F hOME BUSINESS COLLEGE ’“en 'tnd ‘ Vil! receive young t ‘ a "‘ JS , 110 ' V llt tbe ac tual [ them h 1 , ( " lle £ e for carrying tia] '‘"'"•din thorough cotntner- K-iksa r. a,KI fUniish board ’ a 'Wrn blanks and Payable r'' !S ' V tllne llote tor tuition The( n lfll I)OsHion >« secured. College procured 92 POSITIONS THE PAST YEAR, with comj'X^T’ 1 ' ! aUd - ecdeges “wushii, ai'ni"'.- packers of Pen', cial d e L'. b'/Hcpals of commer- . Se,,ds first ‘cs for io ce n . ’. !l!!tld fu,l y explained eniloraed in-T is strongly a,1(1 profrlvi !I,l . n(lre,, s of business 'a. :' leiJ “g'-U-hy or r ll * Slwmi n'T J" t , ii. b. Shocklky, People Believe ’A ii 1 I hey Read About Hood’s Sarsaparilla ” i.eir Fo.ith in This Medicine is Giounded on Merit y Know it Absolutely Cures When Other Medicines Fail . :' od’s Sarsaparilla is not merely a sini pieparation of Sarsaparilla, Dock, : Jil'ngia and a little lodide of Potassium’ B<..<ide« these excellent alteratives it ku cort:!in< those great anti-bilious and ■ >vr remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion, j it al io contains those great kidney reme- | lies Uva L'rii, Juniper Berries, and 1 .’’ipsissew a. Mor are these nil. Other very valuable . urative m- -nts are harmoniously ccm : ined in Hood’a Dar.uprtrilla, and it is ■arefulJy prejiared under the personal .inervisiou of e-regularly educated phar macist. Knowing tlier.e facts, is the »biding faith j < lie jicopie have in Hood’s Sarsaparilla a i matter of surprise? You can see why . Hood’s .Sarsaparilla cures, when othe medicines totally, absolutely fail. “My little girl was afflicted wit) eczema aiid suffered for seven vears. Sh was attended by physicians and triei many different kinds of medicine with out relief. After taking'a few'bottles o: Hood’s Sarsaparilla she w— cured.” Mus. Emma Franklin, Honeoye, New York. Hood’s Aparina ‘>o Best—'ll fact the One True Blood 1; ,„x for c. I. Hood &< O„ |.(,v.e . -J Uood’s Pills '.'.’Av ' ‘rAL.'.''- ■ Sheriff's Tax Sales For July, 1898, GEORGIA, FLOYD COVNTY, Wiil be sola before the court! house door in the city of Rome ; F ova county G»., between the j !eg» 1 hours of ) ale on the fiist ■ i'uesduy in June 1898, the follow-j ng described property by vtuej »f state and county tax fi fas is ut-d by thetrx collector of Floyd county Ga., and against the fal low in'j i.aimd defendant t: All that tract or pa cel of land, ying anti being in the Etowah di' vision of the city of Rome, Floyd jounty Ga.,it being part of lot N:> 1 in said division, fronting 33 feet v-n Broad street, extending back 110 feet. B tiiided on the West by property formerly owned by J. G. Dailey, on Hie South by lot former ly owned by J. A. Bale, on East by tot former'y owned by W. H. Webb. Also lot No. 2, same divis* ion of said city and county front ing 28 feet on Broad street and ■xtending back 127 feet. Levied on bv virtue of a tax fi fa issue! by V. T. Sanford, T. C., in favor if state and county vs. R. H. Jones, as the property of the de i fendent. Tax 1897. Also at the same time and place, i ail that tract or parcel of land ly i i - ig and being in Floyd county jGa and being part of lots No. '322 and 326 m Third district and Fourth ‘•ection, lying on West side ■of dartow n road, beginning at i the line of the Southeast side el the Gibbons place, running up the Alabama read to within 30 fdet of Kamp’s shop, tbance South to the fence, thence along the fence to the Cedartown road thence ut the road towards Cedartown about •560 yards to a fence, running West of the line of the Gibbons and Parks place, thence on a marked line to starting point, containing 51 acres more or less. Levied on bv virtue of a tax ti fa issued by V. P. Tanford, T. C., in favor of the state and county Vs Win S. Gibbons, as the property of the defendent, Tax 1897. Also at the earn" time and place lot No. 85 in block “B”of origi nally the town of Desoto, now the Fourth ward ot the city of Rome Floyd county Ga ~ fronting on West Fifth street 89 feet and ex tending back 260 feet. Also part of lot No. 43 in the Fourth ward of said city and county, fronting on avenue C.BB feet and extending back 200 feet and being the place whereon t he defendant now resides. Levied upon by vii tue of 8 tax ti fas issued by John J. Black, ter mer tex collector in favor of the state and county vs. Mrs. Geo. A. H. Harris, as the pronertv of the defendant. Taxes 1892. 1893 ano 1894. CARGOOF ARMS SEIZED. Hong Kong, June 10. Ihe police have seized a cargo ot ■lrins on board the British steam ‘er Pasige, owned by the Isung I Yung of this city. It is suppos ed the arms were destined foi the insurgents of the Philippines They were seized under the neu trality. ■ • ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■ ■■■ mrw - ■ -—— J !' (J 1 1888, | 3EORGIA I’tmYU C'H.’N'IW V\ ill be Bohl b i'or“ thi cGiii t I house di.ol m tin ci, \ . I II me. ! FLiyd Co. Gi. 1 tc< co the 1 ml ; hours of sal". < I • lirst I ip‘P<i. y iin Ju y 18'.)’ I lie I'ollowii.g described property to wit: All that piece or jm: 'el <'' itind lying and being in Floyd county, state el Georgia and that part ol I said county known as lh‘ additidi of J. R Stevens, dec used to Ea-t Rome, a plat of which said addi tion is recorded mid registere d .n book X page 66. of records of the Superior Court of F.oyd 3ounty same being lot No. 3 .nd c intain ii'g two and on i fitth "••r-'s m re or lebs. Said 10l f'r.ci’- 12:’ feet on I Cedartown rmd i iiniiin ' back betw en p irullel lilies to :> 6 ) lot I street said lot’s north boundary line extends 800 feet, said 1 it’s south boundary lim extends 82b tuet. Jj vie<i upon by virtue of an execution issued from the city court of Atlant* in favor of tbe Southern Home Building and Loan Association vs. Annie S. Lester as the property of the Deft. . Also at the same time and place o>e resident lot with buildings thereon , being citv lot No 164 in •North Rome Floyd cnUotv Gi,, ticntiiigun > <j.ii t.l Brpad street 3'J feet and rnnn.: g buck ume width 90 feet along i'h rd street and btmg on i b'oek from tbe Rome and Decaiur R. R. depot. Levied upon by virtue of two tax 6 fas in lav >r of ihe stale and county for the use of \V. T Chen ey trans, vs. Win M. Bridges, tax 1895 and 1806. as th" property ■ I W. M. Bridges. Also at the .am time and place! j all that tram or parcel of li. ud living and being on the r ght of I I road fr 'in 11 uno to R Springs | bout'de i on south by J. J. Rte e, ; on th» east by Pri'utup’s City on I the West J)y road to Reece’s Spring. I contaning 1 eighth of an acre more I or less . S.ud piece of land b nog in . the shape oi a smootning Iron, all i in the 23rd disfriet and Bid section i of Floyd county Ga and about 1 and i •me half miles north of the city of! Rome. Levied upon bv virtue of | lw ofi fas issued from tbe jc. tice court 1231 district G. M. Fulton county Ga , one in f'av >r of A. W. Ballew and ’he other ii. favor of Elmo Bailew and b >th aiiainet Melvina Stickney, as thy property of the deft. Levy made bv Byars L C. J. I’. McConnell, Slier.lT. M's tei Sales Jot MT 1898 Will be soM before the court house door in the city of Rome, Floyd county Georgia between th legal hours of sale, on the Erst Tuesday in July 1898, the fol lowing described prop-fly. by virtue of City of Rome tax fi fa in favor of the city of Rome, Gorgia and against the following defendants: ■ Also at the same tini■■■ and place, one house and I>c in the First ward of the city of Rmne fronting on an alley 50 feet more or less and 80 feet deep more or less. Bounded on the West, by an al ey and oo the S nth by the property of John Kane and on tbe N >rth by Boundary street and on th- East by the proj ertj of Rachael Carroli. Levied on as the propert v of John Hight estate, by special execution against this property for the use of \V. J. NuiimiLy and Chas. Wiight tor tax dim the city of R one for the year 1896 Also at the same ti ne and p’ace, one house and lot in the F.i’at ward o f the city of Rome Floyd county Ga., fronting on Ihi prop-j ertv of the Southern Railway 69 test more or less and rnnumg L ie o the property ol Tan Mitchell 80 feet more or less. B .und-d on he West by the property ot tin- Southern Railway, on the North by the property of Sam Fn z -r Hid on ’he East by the prop-ity of Tom Mitchell ami on theS )Ui.h by the property of J. B. Shr p shire. Levied on as the property of bannie Fergues-n for tax due' die city of Rome for tn y ar 1896 for the use cf Chas. A. Hight and ■ W, J. Nunnally, transl'erees. J. B. SjiKoP.HLre, City Marshal I ~~ ‘ Fine cow’ for sale. Gives four | gallons milk. 11. D. Cothran. School Slipfc. 4: We are pioneers i’ the school books and school sup- C'7 I'ly busin 8i and we are also right up-ro-da f e in every- 'hai should be kept by an up-to-date Bookstore. »>> j j will PIPES, j X /Kt ?//? ' T ;y N’ h' u*e th- St<te car. seiw vou betb r when vou de- »>< sire to invest in a new coverin'? fcr tr.f dear ?id walls cf »» • ‘ y ur home. See our stock on hand and samp'es H. A. SMITH, - A Ti .F OLD RFLIABLfi BOOK STORE. S ..... ..... II jrxriiiti trrxtrxrrriflwl To-the People of Rome. I wish to ann uinne that I have bought the Model S eam Liuniry an I nr.ip >se t> rearrange and aid to it k.®/ s > tint you will h ve in votir city a plant second tc none 111 th « south- s-L I have had vts us practical experience, the past them years of wh.eb ' hav- "wil 'd and operated one of \>y th largest plan’s in T-x/s. With the yeirsof experi- Vr C&j e >.c I. hiv■ hi 1 and as Iwi I d vote my entire time and Gz at’ "iiioti to the biisin'-ss IwHbe in a position to guars ante- that ai' thing ■ nmng to my laundry will he done s <tis i itori y. A trial wid c mvince vou that 1 can do all tha I claim S->:i linymrbv>ll >. If it r ails to please /iS Vbv t h«re will he n ) charge St'p our wag >n or telephone yik -K 1 KSB and your bn i lie will b» returned promptly. /Ak H ipin ft > '.’iceive afiirshir i. J’ ymic patronage, J am /ik H- PARKIN' 4s p t >:■ Model Steam Laundry. Ci? Tonic Purifies ™ Blood I f s lTi • JLPb;. ..'iL zL.d . [y •' '1 f -i’s. EB :5S‘. SL 5 ■ .Lit. H I JSVZ 4 I Rottru g 1 - ctmr.ira# .£ It t Mia. J- llj Will Keep your [] ' A stomach iu Healthy n y Condition. g I ■ ■■ ■ ! A ■ v ■ . . • ■” 5 - : . ■ ■!§.} ' • HA iklfEß fetiESl! t H ! ,5 : ? > si: :Aca St, N. 1. gs , '• . - r.-- -a " > ’ i , / F-me gennlM exeert “Trade !> }| ■.t ] -J ' ’ blown la "vw? tattle, o ,j ; l.r/LR PILLS 25 CENTS. [a ’ ’ .hi. { . I. . c b-Jpoti' Piles. Sick ILef.l odg /’ll . o.>. Sau.i.- |p — ... —. . - - . . ■ ■ I ..... ■■ • • • - ■ .1 I -' ■ LIVER/, SALE AND FEED STABLES ♦ Off.irs tht\public ilia 6 iist'teaius bnst convey ances and most polite and courteous drivers. Tiie best stock of horses and mules on sale con stantly. iA 06 AkD 308 BROAD STREET 9 GEO THE MODEL LAUNDRY Is djinj; th3 bast oi work ml g ir*ao teos satisfiitioT- Prices arj ra 11 >1 n ?. i ‘ z ' n 39 n *•;/ " 1 will .J W a t Time Prices. While on the one hand ae a result of the war. nearly all food products have advanced iu price. on the other hand, it has had [precisely the opposite effect on the |pURNITURE Trade. We must keep <ur ] sales up to the normal standard, and to do th’B ; we realize that goods must be sold lower than ever, and we are prepar ed and determined to • make you lower prices 3 on anything in our bouse than can be f. und elsewhere. O.ir line is , Complete and Upto Date. i Consisting ir. Dart of 1 Bedroom r; Suites, Parlor Suites, Sideboards, wardrobes, Chiffoniers, f Dining Tables, Rockers and Chairs, all kinds Hatracks. Baby Carriages, Mattings, Rugs, Portiers, Curtains, Lace Curtciins, window shades. Pictures, Easels Screens. Iron Beds. etc. Also complete line of caskets, coffins, robes, etc., at the lowest prices. Cali on 1 Rhudy, Harvey & Company. P. S. Don’t forget./that Mr. Laosdel) is in charge of our re pair department and that he cau mend anything made of wo’d.