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Application fei-l'h“' tCTUn,le ' ' l . ne ofOo«« Ml,l,lbeain "Xat an» T.-ading Conipn'y. .. e-i oTD (’O’tM’Y r ; inr court or «*i‘l ccmßty • Ta the M‘l' erl ” r . , Tralll iueil, Frank Geo ' 'md their associates show they de- Holdbrooks an< eaWlt * bo((y corp( ,rate. »ire to be lert , U oh body corporae And that the.' aula steamboat under the name of X^e O X e^ybe^W ’ ue a “ d b ’ »ne<l- . I ,(flee and place of business of “ "■ F1() yd Cou "^ r G “; the business to be done and Th 1 e ‘ n bt said corporation is the running of carrier <> • t ] ie Q„«tan*ula and Coosa * * ,ea " Xuimr freight* and charging there rivers and h. S se nj n g of lumber, bricks 1 Tkinda of building material and dealing nntrv produce and geuetal merchandise “Set of said corporation being pacunta „ Lin to stockholders therein. lh e capital stock of said corporation to be two thousand dollar, actually, J *1 I either money * nropertv before beginning business and div) 2 J L shares of one hundred dollars ea wHhthe privilege of increasing the cao Jock to twenty tire thousand dollars or Xr amount as may be agreed upon by Xkhohiers. not in excess of twenty-five thou “rhat'sueb corporation be allowed to (upon organization) pass such by laws, as it may deem to its interest and advantage, that are not in consistent with the laws of Georgia, or Lmted ’’wherefore petitioners pray an order be grant ed creating them a body corporate under name. L the term, purposes ami < bject aforesaid and thprebv duly chartered as such body corpora’e Geo. A waiter Harris, Petitioners Attorneys. Fi’ed in office Feb. 19, 18'»4, Win E, Beysiegle, Clk, Sup, Ct. crom-iA Fl*oyd County— The above application for charter of “Oosta nanla Steamboat ami Trading Company. ” is a tr.e copy as appears of record iu my office. This Feb. 19,1894, . Wm, E, Beysiegle, Clerk Superior court, r. c. G, A. NOTICE. Georgia, Floyd county. Notice is hereby given that a Petition signed bv Fifteen or more Freeholders of the *Bs9th Waters) District G M of said county has bee filed in mv office asking that the benefits for the divisions of section 1449 1459 1451 1452 1453 and 1454 of rhecode of Georgia of 1884 and the amendments thereto shall apply to said 859th DistaictGM, of saidesunty. I further give notice that an Election will be ordered on the 2nd day of April next (1894) said Election to occur on the 21st day of April next , 894) to decide the question "fence” or “stock law according to the statutes in such case, made and provided . , Given under my hand and official signature t his 9th day of March 1894. John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd 00. Ga. Application for Letters oi Dismission. fieorgia-Floyd county : Whereas, j.S. Berryhill, administrator of W.N. Buchanan dec. represents to the court his petition duly filed, that he has ad ministered W N. Buchanan’s estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kindred, and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said adminis trator should not be discharged from his ad ministraiion and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in May 1894. This Febuary Sth 1804, J«hn P. Davis, 2-4-Wd Ordinary. Application for Letters of Dis- miss : on. GEORGIA-Floyd County r W L Chambers Adminlstraor Agnes L Chambers represents to the court in his peti ‘inly filed that he has {administered Agnes L Chambers estate. Thsi is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administra and receive letters of dismission on the fir. Monday in April 1894 This Jan Sth 1894 John P Davis Ordina-y Floyd Co, Ga Citation—Leave to Sell. Georgia,Floyd ounty: To all whom it may concern: John C. Printup Executor of Henry 8. Printup deceased has in Ise form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the Bonds and all other property belong to the estate of said deceased, and said appli cation will be heard on the first Monday in April next. This sth. day of March 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Application lor Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA ,-Fleyd County: Whereas Mrs. R. a. P. White Exectrix, of Nancy Prentice dec’d, represent to the court "her petition duly filed, that she has adminis red saucy Prentice’s estate. This is to cite ‘ ersona concerned, kindred and creditors, .. »w cause, if any they can, why said Execu • , ’ ould not he discharged from her admin tb»« On ?'‘ (1 receive letters of dismission on Monday in June 1894. This March sth. John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia male weaknesses. Od^’ii’ 0 ? 611 die in the ver T prime of life ‘M health t 0 mlddle a ße,but are seldom sound tel*F Nr/r'v Why * S thiß you aßk? We answ e. »dans s ’ - EC T, but your life can be lengthen OSCE t"' ma ' le bsppy if y° u commence AT positnrlt,?' a ne ’’ ackage Os Parkß ViCinal 8,,p --ffiakp •* * d Vou wll never regret it. Wil etre all the "° man < ’ f you a " d win absolutly NO Ry m oy < ISereßsiu P of female weaknesses, * nnsiti. 1 " E ‘ ST - No doctors examination WtullvJ'o C l <ra ' or whites are iODS - Priceii M re<l by ° ne ° r tW ° applica ‘ S ( B *i^ Pekageby Wai ' PreP ‘ id ’ A «K REMEDYCO. boston mass ■ folut^ erß^tent cou "h which usual] Pe -n Ba ° attac k of the grippe can b Main *r ’’ T ed b ? takin2 ‘Cham Guin’' r vr° U " 1 Remedy, W. A. Mj Gri Ppe°l e st C Kav > Ohio > fift y s: “La as. . , e tme with a severe cough, cines several different medi- Uins 1 tried Chamber- a PennanJ’k. which effected it to ho J' 1 CUre> bave a ’ so f° un( i NOTICE Os CITY Ai>ESj*Ultß We hereby give notice that w« have made the Assessments of city realty for the year 1894 and the books will be fount! at the office of the Clerk of Council, All par ties dissatisfied with the valua tions we made can have the tame reviewed by filing their affidavits with the Clerk of Council on or before Saturday evening, March ?t at 7 e’clock, at which time v < w J meet at Ibe City Hall to consider appeals and our decision sb al then and thereafter be final. E. L. Boswor h. W, F. Ayer. W. H. Steele. City Asses.-ors, FURTHER NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that final appeals, if any, from the decision of the Board of Assessors will be heard by the Mayor and Council at their regular meeting Monday evening, April 9th. M . A. Nevin, Clerk Council. Rome, Ga,, March 27tb, 1894, 3 30-til-apr 9 BURNEY’S PANTS FACTORY. Spring is upon us—and we have sold an unprecidented large lot of spring pants and sails but we want to sell you a pair of nice spring pants or a suit. Our 16 18 and 20 dollar suits are equal to any suit you can buy for 25 to 30 dollars and our $25 suits are simply beautiful and wotth at any tailor shop $35,00. .Remember we take your measure and make every suit and pair of pants right here in Rome and *ll work Is ganrenteed strictly first-class —our $5,00 pants are a wonder to al* who see them and sell |on sight, our 6 and 7 dollar pants are simply beau tiful and can‘t be bought anywhere else for anything like the money. I you will call and see us we will sell yen a spring suit or a pair of pants Can we fit you? you ask, all we have to say is, ask one thousand wen who today wear our clothes and they will answer, Burney will ceitainly fit you and will guarantee you entire sat isfaction: Don’t buy until you see us we will certainly sell to you if you come and give us a chance. BURNEY PANTS CO. 220 BROAD ST. GOOD NEWS For Clothing Buyers. New York March 19- J. Kuttner Rome, Ga., Have bought bank ruptstock of nice well made suits for men, boys and children, all this seasons goods at 50 cents on the dollar. Will sell them at same rate, will ship goods at once- Ike May, Year's Support. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : Notice Is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year's support tc H. Eva Stock land, the widow of B. M. Strickland deceased, have filed their award, (it being for a 2nd years Support) and unless good and auffiicieut eause is shown, the same will be made the judgment of the coijrt at the April term, 1894 of the court es Ordinary, Thie March Sth 1894. John P. Davis. • OrdinaryFloy d county Georgia. Citation—Leave to Sell GHOItOIA.FLOyI COUNT V : To all whom it may concern:—W, A Rhudy, Administrator of Aggie Berryhill deceased has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands and personal property In longing to the estate of said deceased, and said application wiil be heard on the first Monday in April next. This 7th day ot March 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Citation —Leave to Sell. Georgia—Floyd County To all whom it may concern :—Cezar Stalling Administrator of Tempy Stalins deceased has ih due form applied t<* the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in April next, This s‘h day of March 1894, . John P, Davis, Ordinary. It you have but little money and wish to make it go as for as possible, and obtain the best result in Dry goods carry it to Chas. D. Wood &Co., THE HUSTLER OF ROME, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1894. CLYDE SHROPSHIRE. OFFERED THE U, 8- HENAT JRSHIP FH>»M GUORGIA, This morning’s Constitution has the following legardiug an April fool joke that was played on Hon. Clyde Shropshire Vie i Consul of the United’States in Paris: Concerning the appointment of q. unfi'co.'ir to General Colquitt, .ho io .tw .ig incident is ftvl ot intarest as well to applicants tor the place as to the public gener ally. Early last night The Constitu tion received a telegram from one of the New Y’oik papers, asking for three or four hundred words regarding the appointment oi Clyde Shropshir to the office of United States senator of Georgia. The Coi stitutiou at once wired in return that the message was in explicable at this end of the line sayiug that there was no Shrop shire here who had been appoint to the position. The New York papers thereupon telegraphed the name of Mr. Clyde Shropshire, of England, as the man who bad received the plum, and The Constitution naturally in terredjhat Mr. Clyde Shropshire vice consul'at Paris, was the gentle man referred to. It developed that some one in Atlanta had ca bled to Mr. Shropshire iu Paris substantially the following mes. sage, to which Governor Northens signature was attached : “To Hoh. Clyde Shropshire, Vice Consul Amenean Legation, Pans —In order to obviate the in conveniense and entanglement arising out of the necessity of the appointment of a successor to Sen ator Colquitt, I have decided to go out of the list of applicants of prominent Geergiaus now resid i ig in the state who are seeking the position, aud to ask you to accept the appointment, I am firm in my belief that your selection will be happily received by the people of Georgia and 1 respectful ly’and earnes.ly request that you notify me of your acceptance of the appointment.” The American legation at Par s Os course, is the gatheriug place of all Americans visiting at the metropolis. Mr, Shropshire was showing the cable message to some of his friends at the legation, and the news of the appointment was thus communicated to the represeata tives of the New York papers, and by them to The Constitution in Atlanta. The governor was seen a second time about the matter, when he laughingly renlied that it was a costly April fool joke that had been perpetrated by some of Mr. Shropshire’s friends in Atlanta, as the message must have cost $lO or sl2 ta be cabled to Paris. POLICY HOLDER WRITES ’BO T ’T THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The following letter was written by W. A. Rhudy, one of Rome’s leading business mec, and he “speaks out iu meeting” about the New York Life In*-urauce Company. Mr. Rhudy is a most conservative business man and his letter is strong and to the point, . Rome, Ga., March 5-18)4. Jno. J. Mickle Esq. Agent New York Life Inp. Co. Rome, Ga. Dear Sir:— I have been carrying a $5 .000 policy in the company you represent and have received my first dividend aud settlement I ana so well pleased with the company’s liberality in dealing with its policy holders that it affords me pleasure to sav that I have taken out another $5.000 policy with you and consider myself fortu nate ifi having SIO,OOO insurance in the New York life. Yours Truly, W. A. Rhudy. You should see the large stock prints ging hams percales &c-, shown by Charles D. Wood & Co , they are beautiful and cheap, AGENTS make five dollars a day. Greatest Kitehen ntencil ever in vetted. Retails 35 cts. 2to 6 sold in every house: san pl» : Postage paid five cents. MeMAKIN & Co. Oh o «IN p. Continued From First Page. in the pntiro city. Ha ha* grown to be almoat a fixture iu the office of city clerk . For the office of Traaaurar, three namaa were submitted, and of these Cupt. John M. Quian re ceived night. Mr. Quinn ia no stranger iu this aeatiou, he hav ing eerved the county iu the Sher iffs office in the years gone by. Mr. EC. Hough, lhe retired treasurer has been a most efficient efficer. The salary of s>oo was not changed. For the office of City R Girder there were but two applicants and Mr. James Spullock, the young a » torney. received eight of the ten votes. Recorder Sproull Fouche was not an applicant for re-elec tion. Thia office his been paying a salary of S3OO and the figure was not changed. For the afliee of City Physician there was but one applicant and Dr. C.B. Harris succeeds himself, with the same salary, S3OO For the office of City Marshal there were two application* on file and officer J. B. Shropshire, better known as Pink Shropshire, received seven votes and was de clared elected. The old salary ot S9OO remains unchanged. Chief Shropshire has a host of friends in the eity who are congratulating him. Ex-Chief J. C. Brown has made the city a mast capable marshal for the two years he served in that capacity. He is justly popular with the Romans of Rome. For Deputy Marshal, there were two candidates aud officer Win field. Guice was promoted to the Lieutenantcy of the force. He re ceived eight out of the ten votes polled. Every body in Rome knows “Guice of tae police forc» who by bis level headed easy mod est manner and unnerving devotion to duty has endeared himself to all —save the lawless.] Deputy W. L. Collier has served the city faithfully, been a good officer, but-got en the wrong side in the last campaign. Thi Hustlim of Reul -‘wishes Mr, Celiier mighty well.” There were thirty applicants for positions on the police force, and only eleven uniforms to fill. After au informal discussion oi the “best way to get at it.” the council decided that each aider man should write eleven ..names on his ticket and the eleven applicants who received the highest number over a majority, to be declared elected. The plan worked admirably.and in a few minutes the tally sheet showed: C. M. Alexander (old) 10 J. A. Sharp (old) 10 B.T. Logau (old) 10 R.J Mulkey (new) 10 J. A. Celiier (eld) 9 Tom Moore (o d) 9 John Huffman (new) 9 W. D, Jones (old) 8 H. H. Wimpee (•!<<) 8 D. S. Cooper (new) 8 R. H. Copeland (new) 8 The old salary of S6OO psr year was renewed. Mr. John W. Stroud the oldest policeman on the force, having served consecutively ou the police force for over twenty years, was put on the retired list at S3OO. Mr. Stroud has grown eld in the ser vice, and no Roman wants to see the uniform stripped from such a servant —nor will they. Mr. T. L. Tolbert was elected supernumerary of the police force —he to oe paid for time of actual service. For the office of Superintendent of the water works, the salary was cut from SI,OOO to S9OO per annum and Mr. James McGuire elected by avcteof7to fill the place. Mr. McGuire is an able, and most practical man andwill give Rome 1 a splendid service - Ex-Superinteadent Wagnsr Isaves the service of the city to the genu ine regret of a very large eircle of Romes best citizens. He is one of those few “self made men” who have no cause to be ashamed of the job, Rome will probably loose him as such men as he are scarce on the market and his «minent ability will be in demand in |some larger city. Too much could not be said of Lou Wagner, the man whose friends love him and whose enemies hate him. He will yet be heard from “at the top.” For the position of City water works Engineer, seven men had made application. Mr. James M McCaffrey received nine vote* and was elected. At the New water works only one man will be needed and it was decided that lhe water works oommittee should employ the other engineer so long as his services were needed at the old water works The Engineer gats S6O per month, the same as last year. Tbe Water Tax collector, the salary was placed at $360 per an num. The office however, w.is not filled, the council prefer’ng to wan until Superintendent McGuire made a selection. There were bu‘ two applicants, Messrs Albert Hine, the present incumbent and Mr. Jack O Rear, the gallant fire man who while, in the discharge of duty, was crippled for life, about two years age. For street overseer, the salary of SGOO was not changed aid Mr Hughey Given defeated the pres eut incumbent C Brown by a vote of nine to one City Section, P. D. Roser. had but one opponent and was re elect ed, receiving the entire ballot his salary of S4BO, was voted the sam*-. The new office of watchman tn the Reservoir was and three applications considired Mr J, B, Lumpkin was elected on a salary of S3O aud $lO per month aditional allowed him for house rent, until the city erects him a cottage on Fort Jackson. C . E. Woodruff at the same old salary ot S2OO was re-elected City Electrician. J. K Williams theonly applicant was elected City Time Keeper at same eld salary of SIOO per an num. For the office ot J nitor Taiyor Pearsons, col, received 9 votes the other three applicants dividing one amoug them Taylor succeed s himself, The City Printing was placed at the figure of the past two years $240. per annum and was awaid ed The Hustler of Rome by ac climation —there being not a dis senting vote. Neither The Hustler or Rome or the Rome Tribune had filed ar application, and eaeh paper had a representative iu the Conner Chamber. This closed the electioa and Mayor Moore read out his commit tees, as follows: FINANCE COMMITTir. W. J. Neel Chairman W, J. Satterfield, T.J. McCaffrey. WATER WORKS COMMITTEE T. J. McCaffrey Chairman Walter Harris J. T. McClure. BTRBST COMMITTEE H . A. Wright Chairman T. J.MeCaflrey W. J. Neel POLICE COM MITTIB A. B. MeArver Chairaian K. R. Miller M.G- McDonald GAS AMD SLECTRIO LIGETCOMMITT ■■ W, J. Satterfield Chairman A. B. MeArver Walter Harris CEMETERY COMMITTEE H. R. Miller Chairman W. A. Wright H G. Stoffro;* i RELIEF COMMITTEE M. G. McDonald Chairman W. A. Wright T. J. McClure ORDIMANCI COMMITTEE Walter Harris Chai’man T. J. MeClure W. J. Neel PUBLIC SCMOOL COMMUT'.E M. G. McDonald Chairman Walter Harris W. J. Neel PUBLIC BUILDING COMMITTEE H. G. Stoffregan Chairman T. J. McClure W. J. Satterfield FIRE COMMITTEE H. R; Miller’Chairman M. G. McDonald 11. G. Stoffregan HEALTH COMMITTEE T. J. McClure Chairman H. R* Miller A. B. MeArver PRINTING COMMITTEE H. 0, Stoffregan Chairman W. J. Satterfield A, B. MeArver TAKE NOTICE I . I Whitehead are riq leuted co call an settle at once All accounts unpaid on 31st oi March will be placed for collections by law. A. B. S. Mosley Assignee Meh 7-D-ts. Warters “Extra Good” for sale by all cigar dealers. For the very perfumeri?s of the famous Larenzo make Cbli at the Reese <fc Whitehead store and get what you want at assignee’s sale, Ladies will find the wafers just what they need, and can be depentk ed upon evervtime to give relief. Safe and sure. Can be sent by mail sealed securely. Price 82.00 per box. Emer son Drug Co., Sau Jose, Cal., and for sale by Reese A Whitehead. Rupture cured Trus ses fitted, Full stock of surgical apoliames at Hammack Lucas <Sc Co’s. Fits, dizziness, hysteria, wake fulness, bad dreams and softening of the brain quickly cured by Magnetic Nervine. Sold by D. W Curry Druggist for rent, Two comfortable tenement houses fiverooms each on 4th Avnue for rent cheap. Can if desired be converted into one very comfortable house. 3-12-ff W. Hoyt. MAGNETIC NERVINE. Is sold with written guarantee to cure NorvoueProstra •W-'-SVP tlon, Fits, Dlzzi *ll ness, Headache and . Neuralgia audWake- Wa fi-'A.) fulness.cauxed byex 'Wk. oeasiveuaeofOplum, VS. Tobacco and Alco __ _ r H°l; Mental Depres- ■B&FORE ~ APTER- sion, Softeningot he Brain, cauelng Misery, Insanity and Death; lurrenese, Impotency, Lost Power in either eex. ’remature Old Age, Involuntary Losßea, caused y over-indulgence, over-exertion of the Brain and irrors of Youth. It gives to Weak Organa their aturat Vigor and doubles the joys of life; cures ucorrhcea and Fenin’e Weaknesn. A month's treat lent, in plain package, by mail, to any address, *1 or lw>x, 6 tsixes *6. With every *5 order we give a Written Guarantee to cure or refund the money, irculars free. Guarantee issued only by our ex luslve agent. Hammack Lucas & Co* Fine Perfumes, toilet s6ap combs, hair aud tooth brushes, face powder and toilet articles at cut prices at the assigue s sole of Reecei White head. 3-12 dtf. NO BUGS. New cottage for rent, on West First Street next to Mr, George Chidsey. Can be had at a low figure. Apply to 1 w. Luke McDonald If you have sour stomach and feel bilious, and y< ur head aches take a Japanese Liver Pellet, jr will relieve you. Scid by D W Curry Drugwst “Perhaps you would not think so but a verv large proportion of dis eases in New York comes from care lessness about catching cold ’ says Dr Syrus Edson. “It is such a simple thing and so common that very few people, unless it is a case of pneumo - nia, pay any attention to a cold. New York is one of the healthiest places on the Atlantic Coast and yet there are a great many cases of catarrh and consumption which have their origin n this neglect of the simplest precau tion of every day life. The most sensible advice is, when you have one get rid of it as soon as possible. By all means do not neglect it 'Dr. Edson does not ted how that a cold but we will. Take Chamberhin’s CoujJ Remedy . It will relieve the lungs aid expectoration, open the secretion; and soon effect a permanent cure 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist s IT DO ES NO IMP A Y TO LIVE. In a leaky house or have a garden without fences while the Cundell Lumber Co. is selling the best neart shingles, oak posts and heart fencing at “hard times prices. Lumber arriving every day 2-9-lmo TAKE NOTICE. You are hereby notified to come forward and pay your street tax at once, as you will be summoned to appear before the mayor and ' council, sitting as a board of com- j missioners. You are liable to be fined for non-payment of same. J. C. Brown, ts, City Marshal.