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IK BARGAINS J. KGTTNERS Dry Goods, Car- Clothing and Fur ijets, & Mattings, 111 slung Goods, I Curtains & Shades Shoes and Hats After two or three days spent, in sharp shooting and skirmishing be tween Chas. D. wood and myself lam happy to announce to the public that AVood lias captulated and lam in charge- I bought the STOCK DOR SPOT CASH & AT SUCH A DISCOUNT THAT I SHALL BE ABLE TO ODDER GOODS LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE, I feel that I have some reputation f Or selling bargains- My business motto is, Buy a bargain and keep it a bai'gain. It is unneccessary to attempt here to tell about what kind of goods, Wood carries, UK WAS Jk SHREWD EWER and knew the wants of the people. The stocK consists of Dry Coeds, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silks Satins, Velvets, Satteens, Percales, Calicoes, Ginghams, a large stock of Domestics Hamburg Edg ings & Insertings, Laces, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Fans, Gents Furnishings, Hats, *hoes Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Lace, Curtains & House Furnishing Goods &c. &c., come to my store N 0.238 Broad St. where I shall be veryhappy to meet & greet you and will see that you are cour teously and kindly treated and above all see that you get BARGAI NS. All are cordially invited to come. Thankful for past favor, lAm Yours lo Serve. J. KUTTNER. Will have addition help to wait on and serve the trade. LOCALS. Capt. A. B. Steel, of the pr©s perous and wide awake little city of LaFayett jb in Rome todav li lting hia son, Capt. M . II So e' Handsome, ruddy. red-head>d Joe King, the jolliest, joking, most prosperous young planter of them all. was in the city today. Mi.C. J. K. Ingram, one of the best known citizens of West Rome is dangerously ill at bis home. He is Buffering with consumption. A Large 3-string broom for IGc, the only place in the city where they are sold at this price is at Lloyd’s Fair. Just arrived. Call a»d see them. Mrs. Joe King, after a delight ful visit to relatives at Canton and other points in Cherokee county, has returned to her home m Floyd County School Commissi* ner Bridges returned last night from an official visit to Floyd Springs He reports the county schools in that section in a flourishing con dition. Col. John C. Foster, of Foster's Mills, is in the city today. Misses Laura Moore and Etta Richards are guests of Mrs Foster and are enjoying a most pleasant vacation. Fiesh Breakfast Cocoa direct from factory at Lloyd’s Fair. Also Fancy Cream Cheese. Mis« Hessie Earl, daughter of Mr. J. P. Earl, is dangereusly i'l at the home of her uncle. Mr. W. G. Miller, of Floyd Springs. Miss Earl is suffering from an attact of bronchial pneumonia and is be ing treated by Dr. Wicker of Lit tle Roe, Ga. Her father’s family are much worried over her condi tion, though the last report was to the effect that she was slightly convalescent. Stylish neckwaar, undarwea for spring wear, at Gammons, ts MAY REMAIN WITH US. THE “banner county” to be con gratulated if RUMOR is right. It was rumored on the streets to dav that Jake C. Moore, the best sheriff in Georgia, would accept the office of Chief Deputy Marshal for tn a State of Georgia and move to Atlanta. The Hustler of Rome failed to find the popular Sheriff in time to verify the report, but line eleven tenths of the people of Floyd county we rejoice over the possi bility of Sheriff Moore’s remain ing a citizen of the Banner coun ty. For several weeks Mr. Moore has be«n “sick enough to go to bejd” but by “main strength and awkwardness” as it were, has re mained at his post of duty and with the able assistants of Depu ties Turner and McConnell, he has helped most materially in facilita ting the business of the Superior court. Try Turnley’s In salable Liniment for Rheumatism Neural gia, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, and Pains in any part of the body or limbs, for sale by P. L. Turnley, druggist. FOR RENT, Storehouse on Broad street re cently occupied by Bradford Drug Company. Also a six room dwell ing house on Third Avenue. 4 24 ts. Max Meyerhardt. A lovely lotof French Roses justrecievd in all the popular shades A. O. Gerrard. .-3B& pea fi H W P n W niskey Habit# ffi ft y WMF 4#L«u uUl Ouicjs am u w U liUebail St i •• THE HUSTLER OF ROME. TUESDAY APRIL 24, 1894 KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. Rev. Eifitor Murdock tells me that his case has been referred >o the Bishop by Presiding Elder Pierce, ani that a committee from churches from his charge waited on the Presiding Elder yesterday and requested that their pastor be permitted to continue to’Edit the News. He does not yet know what will be the Bishops pleasure. In the meantime The Hustler of Rome’s subscription list kontin nesto klimb. The Hustler of Rome is the peoples paper. * * * Mr. Tom Chapman, one of the fighting democrats of Fosters Mills district fells me that there is but 1 Evans man in his district. Gentle men of the “Executive Commit tee I 'of the Evans Club, here is a field for Missionary work and as Atkinson democrats we invite you to canvass the claims o' your At lanta Candidate. Do your best— we urge of you. ♦ . ♦ * The Protracted meeting of the Max Meyerhardt Evans Club Exe cutive Committee koutinues its labor, but the kouversion of voters isßlow and tedious. The fighting democrats refuse to be proselyted and say that if it is a choice be tween two rings—they don't pro pose to join the ‘ Atlanta ring, 44 Send for Frank O'Bryan and the kampaign korruptiou fund gentle men. Old “Unde Lige“ whose real name whs Elijah Nelms, died yes terday forenoon, at his home in West Rome at the advanced age of 101 years. Uncle Lige was one of the faithful. Many white people knew him, loved him, Jived out their days and died leaving him, here to continue his fight When the summons came for him to join the majority, it found him ripe into the harvest. His aged remains were laid to rest today. Peace to his memory. * * * Mr. Alex. Wh’te. was iu the City today and tells me that the Evans people have but one man m Vanns Valley. I would suggest to the "Organized ring' 1 better known as the “Executive committee 44 of the Evans Club, that they tend a few Ct pies of Max Meyerhardt column of slush into that section• and undertake to whip into line all the old veterans. There is cer tainly a pretty field of work in Vanns Valley of the gentlemen who organize to fight a fighting demo crat. * * ’ Charley Pursley, o'te of th« best 'young shoe men iu the state, but | now a leading planter ot Watters district was in the city today, Charley said to me: '‘You know for a long time I have been an Evans man. Well I have at last changed toy mind and from” now cn I am for Bill Atkinson our next Governor. 4 ' Mr, Pursley has good reasons for his change, * * * Capt. Tom Lyons,, of Carters ville, was roaring through the city this forenoon. Capt. Lyon claims that Bartow will go for Evans “fifty to one” and he goes further and claims Floyd by a big vote.— He says he bases his opinion very strongly on what Major Zack Har grove tells him. He sa\ a “Zact ■' lor Evans.” Capt. Tom should r e_ member that Zack Hargrove, the wi'y republican is doc a mascot, in Floyd county politics and further, that when Bartow leads the bal - ance of the State don’t follow. Kum agaiu Kapt. Tom. * * » My friend, W. L . Collier is now selling 30 pounds, of granulated su gar for a dollar. Brother Collie*, mind is not frustrated at all but owing to the arrival at his home of a twelve pound girl he finds himself overstockednd a ready fc close out his sweet meats at a reductii n. The young la.ly i to be congratulated What Nerve Berries have done for others jaL they will do for you. IST DAY. 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Bo sure ud git lit- • Mold every-'' • • - iLw .;\y. Uh. v c r. ep< rU r ’ ’ ‘ ■ Year's Support. GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY: To all whom it may concern Notice - that the appraisers E.R apart aud assign a year’s support to- Payne, the widow of Samuel F. 1 •U" • t ed. have tiled their award, and unl ®-.|, fc |, e nud» sufficient cause is shown, the same* , ftgl the judgment of this Court at the » J 1«94, of the Court of Ordinary. This ai 1894 John P. DavU C rd ißary Field Letters of Administration- Georgia, flovi> County: camp M 'i To all whom it may concern:— B. • . ien n«i» ing in proper form applied to letters of administration on tne e “ cjte ah Caint-, late of said county. Ipi ,fcjnof “ and singular the creditors acd n N. M. Camp to be and appear at mj u in the time allowed by law and imipiitßt 1 ® 8 any they can, why P erm 4 n r, ut ( .. lir p on H should not be granted to S, D- i , 1 n j offivii Camp's estate. Witness my ha signature this 2nd day of Apr' b John P, Daos Ortiiharv Floyd toß « Road Citation. Georgia, Floyd County : . ,^tiiie nedt * Whereas. T. J.Glenn, et al haie i Board of Commissioners of Roa “* in 0 s of Floyd County, Georgia for a4 ‘‘ m> ’• Bass Ferry road at blue Pond, s° an(l p the east side of Z. T. Carve [ 8 te j o n M* 1 * same having been favorably rep 9 reviewers; This is to n'TjOfor darn^ 9 objections thereto or claim h gßj j pu-et■ therefrom to tile the sa"*® . r cl eetin? ot Commissioners at their reg first ondav in May, Fogte r, c» Witness the Hon. John c. This March 7th,1894. dt C !erH- 3 MOOd Max Meyerhardt. WHIST 5 ' T