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THE PLAGE TO SAVE MONEY.
Good News For Bargain Seekers.
$60,000, WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRYGOODS
AND CLOTHING BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE
It is a well known fact that these hard times have forced a large number of manufacturers and merchants, large and
small to sacrifice their goods for the ready cash.
Our buyer has just returned from eastern cities where he meta number of these unfortunates who had to realize. He had
a plentiful supply of the cash and he availed himself of the opportunity to buy goods lower than the shrewdest buyer ever dreamed of. A
cordial invitation is extendedto all whether ready to buy or not, we will take pleasure in showing you goods and learn you our prices which
will find from 25 to 50 per cent lower than any other merchant in this city dares to offer them
Respectfully,
GT. ZKTTTTJSTKJR,.
233 Broad St.
P S For this large stock of WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERY AND LACES AT HALF FACTORY COST.
1 0 Cases Lousdale 4-4 B eaching 7 cents
5 Cases 1 0-4 Peperell Sheeting Bleached 18 “
5 Cases Best Indigo Prints 4 1-2 “
6 Cases Best Ginghams 5 “
2 Cases Old Virginia Gingham Dress Styles. 4 ‘‘
LOCALS.
7". i
Lost a card ease containing serera
R . R Passes a half dozes photographs
Cigarett Size and several other little
matters only important to my self
Contents of the case worthless to any
one except myself a suitable reward
will be payed for return of the ease
and contents to me at Douglass/
stable—M.M Ware.
B. F. Roarks Jewelry Store is
tha place to go if you want some
thing nice for a little money io
sterling pins etc.
LOST.
Oae pair geld rimed eye glastei
on lower Broad street or Main St.
sth Ward, will reward the finder
if delivered at this office.
Jwet received a handsome line
of silver novelties in hair pins,
several pins etc. and the prices
are lower than anything brought
to Rome heretofore, B. F. Roark
Jeweler 317 Broad St.
A protactel meeting will begin
this morning at the First Baptist
church and will continue for sev
eral days. All of the churches are
most cordialy invited to assit,
in all of there services. There
will be services today at 11 a. m.
3 and 7 :30 p. m.
Everythii g at cut prices at
Reese & Whitehead's at closing out
eale.
The Reese A Whitehead’s stock
of drugs will be sold at auction on
May the Ist, if not previously dis
posed of.
...» in VwiUjT irm >y •
''• Guodwln, I at -i > . <-i
& ■ A you niny n<«t make a tittua !•». •< .
tench y< u <|uick>y h«»w i<> ••• n . /» •
,• at du- s’ trt, ».
|Kaßi9. L> n. ll.ith seats, s.ii rtr • ».'
; --**"rtcg. y u can co>um* »
\K work. Ail i» new Gi«,.£ ju»
every worker. We ttart you, lb »»’•’»»«
everythin). EA6ILY, PPKEDiLY .. .nt
f’AHTICULAKM FREE. Adureet, j: oucc.
* OL. PORTLAND,
Just look in the show window es
B F Roark’s Jewelry store if yeu
want to s»e something handsome
ia hair ornaments and by asking
the prices veu will be turprised te
find how cheap they are.
SPRING OPENING.
Tuesday April iQth,
the ladies are invited
to attend the display
of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets a».
A.O. Garrard’s,
No, 23 Broad Street.
2t.
I have just r°ceiv»d a let of ster
ling siivir hair oiuaments pins etc
which I bought at greatly reduced
prices I am going to sell them at
rstail f®r wholesale prices,
Do not be decived by ihe
loti'' advertisements of com
petitors of thsir great bar
gains cost quotation on goods
they are just out of &c., but
go to-Chas, D. Wood & Co*
where you will fiad therm as
usual 1< tiding them all in low
prices which are doubly at.
tractive when applied the new
and superior stocks oi Dress
Goods Dry Gcods Carpets
Matting Shoes Hosery No
tions and c., shown by them.
MAGNETIC NERVINE
—sfJC** F®araDteM to cun
Iff Nervous Proetra-
Z-•*» lion. Fits, Dizzi-
wMp ness. Headache,
Neuralgia and ln-
V somnia. Great ei
Tk K's J ce*»ea in the u»*e of to-
V bac<x>. opium, alcohol.
, Y *xw and in other direc-
/r* /Z Jl 1 V>» turns, bringing on De
•BEFORE - AFT Est- bURy.
pression, Softening of the Brain* Insanity
and at last a miserable death. MAGNETIC NER
VINE arrewtH all losses in either sex, renews vitality
and strength to both the muscular and nervous sjsteui,
tonae up the brain, builds up the flesh, brings refresh
ing sleep, and restores health and bappiriees to the
sufferer. A month’s treatment in plain package bj
mail to any addreea, |I.OO per box; 8 for 85.00. vVith
•very >s.ooorder we give a Written Quaranttee to
cure or refund the money. CU'OtUan free* Guarantee*
iseu*d oaly by our agsnta.
THE HUSTLER OF ROME. SUNDAY APRIL 8, 1894,
KLUSTER OF
BULL’S EYE SHOTS.
I notice the announcement of
the coming marriage of Mr. Wal
ter C. Sturdivant, of this city, and
Miss Essie Roberson, of Greens
boro, has bf-en made public. Mr
Sturdivant is one of Ge®rgias,
m nb successful and popular young
b ■ .<1 men. He has a host of
f.- 'i 1 i •lev’irai Southern States
til i . d'. r ri'l one and all congrat
ulate bi non this step. After the
the wedding ceremony, the happy
young couple will leave for New
York and the East on an extended
bridal tour.
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Dr Henry A Turner has returned
home from Augusta. Dr. Turner
comes bringing his sheepskin with
him. By hard work and constant
application he won the fourth place
in his class in the Augusta medics!
Callage He will in all probility swing
his shingle in the Rome breezes and
grow up with the ill health of our
community.
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Mrs. W. A Moore of Atlanta ar
rived in the City yesterday tn I is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Seaborn
Wright at her elegant Suburban
Home.
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The last is the prettiest—that is,
speaking of Soda founts. Have you
seen the new ene put in last week by
J. T. Crouch A Co.? If you have net
take my advice and “<’r.,p iu“ and
see if. I think then that you will agree
with me that it is decidedly the
prettiest fount in the city.
I hase been attending the Wilxer
s u trial for the past week and speak-
ing from my own stand point I can't
see the looii hole of escape for the de
fendant. He may get off as easily as
he did befor . and be may even come
clear, but I do not see the way for
him.
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O«e thing that has struck me most
forcibly is the class of testimony, er
rather the class of individuals intro
dused by the defe; 83 to testify, more
than was sworn before. Os course
tliewe bsve gone down be
fore the sea ■. c .• > of the
Blates council, and many wf them
flatly contradicted themselves.
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Another remarkable feature of
the case is that Free Ptepbens, the
murde r ed man, should have trav
eled all ever Floyd and Polk coun
ties and sought out such cattle as
most of these new witnesses? are
and confided to them the shame of
his wife and made to them, threats
against the life of Frank Wt'ker
sob. Free Stephens was one of the
most prominent citizens among
ths influential planteis of Living
ton dis r ci and it stands to rea
son that if be knew a tenth of
what witnesses swear he did kns-w
and had confided to any one, it
would have 1 een with—gentlemen
—with his equals
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But it seems that he is not only
to be murdered in his own home,
by the hand of his guilty wjfe’s
paramour, but after going down
to an untimely grave, bischildrm
disgraced and dishonored, that his
memory is to be blackened that
Justice may be cheated.
au amber)air, u Eya imd Skin Omtroew.
lea certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves
Grranulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Files
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
25 cent* per box Foi sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
lom of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
life to as old or o’-er werked horse. 2f
SmA X‘k'Ea<*. _jt aale ir, diufliwta
Sheriffs Sales Far May
Girgia—Floyd county.
Agreeable to ?.n older of the Court of Ordina
ry ot Floyd county will be sold at auction, a th
Court House door of Floyd county, o-i the first
'uesday in May. 1894, within the legal hours of
sale, the following property to-wit:
All those tracts or parcels of land hereinafter
described and situated in the Fourth District
and Fourth section of Floyd county Ga’ to-witt.
Fart of lots number two hundred and eighty
one (281,) being that portion of «a <1 lot lying on
the north side of th? too a rive.', containing
one hundred and ihirty-two and a half acres
(132 1-2) more or les a , togethe • with the ferry
boat and terry rights and privileges, ferry boat
and flxtiir s: also the right of way and privileg
<s of a road as the loan now runs though said
lot on the sou h side es said river.
Also part of lot number two hundred and six
ty (268), coutaing eighty-four (84 acres more or
less beginnig at the west corner of, and running
with the line nonh to the pond spring branch
to a white oak corner, thence with the u ean
derings of said branch up to the fork of said
branch, thence straight a course to a stake cor
ner, at the river road, thence east along said
road to the upper line of said lot to a corner on
a black oak
Also part of lot number two hundred and
ninety.six (296), containing twenty-seven and
one h if (27 1-2) acres more or less, : 11 that por
tion >f said lot being on the north side of the
Coosa river.
Also parts oj lots numbers two hundred and
nin dy-seven (297) and huii<i:e and seventy nine
(-.9 . bounced as lollows Beginning at the
northeast corner of lot number two hundred
and ninety-seven (297) thence rnni ;ug west to
the north west corner, thence south to the Coo
sa river, thence up the ri er to a stale
thence north thirty chains to a stake 1 thence to
l e .iningof corner, being fifty-five and a half
(no 1-2) acres moje oi less. <» lot number ;w>
himdivd and seventy nine (279 . beginning at
the southwest corner, thence running north to
the n »rihw st comer, there • smith to the north
east corner, thence 1 welve 112) chains and fifty
(50) links to a stake, thence thirty (30) chains and
ni y (.>0 links to a stake, tin nee south thirty (30)
chains ai i t fifty (50) links to a rock on the south
line, tl en«e ton (In) chains to the beginning
corner, beingeighty (80) acies of lot one hun
dred and s» venty nine [l79] and ot the two lots
one bundled and thirty five and one half [135 1 2
acres
Also, lot number two hundred and e ghty [2BOI
containing one hundred and feixty [l6Ol acres
more or less.
Also, lot number two hundred and sixty [26o],
containing one hundred and twentv-ei lit 1123]
• cres , more or less, the boundary of which is
J *2 «?\ d es cnbed in a deed made on the 2nd day
of Febnary, 1879, by Samuel T. I’avne to R. R.
J ursley, and recoreed in Book O, pages 89 and
Gourt'’ 8 °^ ee ’ Floyd Superior
Also, ten [ 10] acres, more or less, off the south
west corner oi land lot number tw® hundrrd
and sixty-oue [-61], the s;”ne b» inir heretofore
enclosed by said George P. Burnett, and pur
chased by him from James a. Bale
All th® above lots and parts or laud lots, ly
ii g in a body, and known as the Fursyth river
phuitation. J
TERMS -85 Oin cash. #SOO within one ve r
from date oi sale, and bala ice in equal pay
inents al two and two years, with interest at 8
per cent per annum from date of sale. Subject
to lease O 1894 ot C- W. Shelton; purchaser to
leceive rents lor 1894. 1
v . JOHN C.PRINTUP.
w . E^ cut ° r of C. D. Forsyth, diseased.
Rome, Floyd county, Ga.
GOR GIA, Floyd County.
tirii U) of RomaTo Conrt HoUBe ,loor - »■'
fi® c ' ■’ '‘[Home, Hoyd countv, Ga , between
Mav 1 94 k thJfni( Sa 'r e ’ ,he “ ,st Tuesday in
9*’ 1 le t°tlowing described property to-
Uue town lot in the town of Forrtstville, de
scribed as follows : Commencing on son’liwst
corner of L P Dowdle lot on Perkin street and
running aouth along Perkin st. 28 feet 3 inches,
thence east at right angles 210 feet to rear line,
thence north 26 feet S inch to property of Jea
kins, thence aleng lines of Jenkins and Dowdle
to star; ing point, a> d be'ng part of lot Ko. ?
in said town of Forestville. Levied on by virt
ue of a fi fa iss ed from the Floyd Justice Court
of rhe 919th district, fe. -M. in favorof Pattoa
Sash, Door and Building Co. vs Chas. Cheawr.
as the property of the defendant. Levy naoe
by H. Beard, L C-
41s ,at the same time and place, forty acre!
of land lot No. 145 in the 23rd district and
section of JTloyd county, Georgia; said forty
ac-es being in the northwest corner of said lot.
Levied on by virtue of a ti fa issued by
Black T. C. of Flovd county, Georgia, in
of State and county vs Mrs. Margaret Skrnner
as the property of defendant. Levy made ny
aYso at the same time and place, 350'teel rails
more or less, two railroad crossings and
of cast iron frogs- l.wvied on by vii ue wla '
issued from the Floyd Superior Court in ia
of Harvey McGinnis, by his next frien . u „''
McG'nnis vs The Rome St.rce' ’’nilmad
ny. Ihe above property is new 1 * e ', La,
First street, nr ar the power i.> use ot
ferdant co-onany. J-A. ... m,
Also, at the same time
horse mule about i years old 1. ' oll)
mouse colored horse mare -< 07.7; is
named dave. Levied on by
sued from the city court in '>>
bell &co vs Patton Sash, D '■ & I n lll ' l r ju.
the property of the Patton Bash, Doorw
ing co. . .1 jii
Also at the same time ami place. Int , B i cT ij
No. 64 in 3rd district and 4th Bec . tl J >n L{y’fa
county, Georgia. Levied on by virtue ~t ^e
issued by John J. Black, T. 0., in favor - rt ,
and county vs Martin J. Bobo, as tne 1 , s
of the defendant!. Levy made by W-
® anil
Also at the same time and pl* o ®’ '-Jon
being in the 28rd district aD “. , JL sett?
Floyd county, Georgia in what iskne s[
S. Smith sub division to the tow“
Rome, a plan of said sub division be
ord in the clerk's ofilct oi f rl , a ts{
court, the same being lot number JJ • k ts .
64 1-2 feet on Union stroet, runn ’Li«,-! on W
tween parallel lines 185 feet. W '.. Tft art
virtue of a fl fa issued from the E o> nn ,,ree. 88
in favor of R- p. Treriaway vs J. »■
the yroperty of the defendant. .»
J. C.
1 £3 mothers-
’ nnther ? ’'hLtbr
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if thev'U
Jr t> wonian r.ting
*4 in *
assisting all her natural of ti*
putting in perfect order e • ] ]:s tl n<i
female system. It lessens th J « s { l -eng^ 1 ’
dens of child-bearing, s’>PP° r L proniet* •"
ens weak, nursing mothers, an r
abundant secretion of noun' l l ‘ »
It’s an invigorating, resfo a
soothing and bracing ner'fiw, a ilm«>*
teed remedy for women s m ® jaiat ”
In every chronic female L or gurt
weakness, if it ever fails to
you have your money back.
Thousands of people, bs ve
Catarrh than yours
permanently cured by l ,r - L-hv it® ’L
Eemedy. that is the reason
prietors are willing to pro
you can’t be cured.