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BE BUSTLES OF ROME.
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tteconu-claiw Mail Hatter.
4PBILG. BYRD, i B £X“ 4
DAILY AND SUNDAY-
<ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIG'
1« esat a week or $5.00 per annual
' W'ICE." Corner Broad Street and
Avenut.i
Official Organ
0/t heclty of Rome, and Foyd, the
county” of Georgia.
■ r-w-"? — - ~
,yor representatives of Floyd:
Major Bob Fouche,
Capt. .John Reese,
and plain
'■‘Mister” Moze Wright,
,Knd they will be elected, —To
ortrk thi’ pre iicti on.’
•-Carnot fell a victim to Santo s
-tCtßike.”
Au injonie tax will make th*
HLlliv-uaire swear more ways than
Whet a majority of dollars are
w.ked behind the bars the balance
({.money goes on a tight at once.
’DoeJS Atlanta hope that her
'Csinesites will be better than her
boom proved to be?
The Augusta Chronicle now
j?«7* that Gen. Evans was leading
*• foi'leru hope all the time,
Wanted; the Calhoun Times to
’jrot‘ out one of the famous, mythi
.3ll Bridges letters.
'Ch.ua and Japan are railing and
scotching over the Corean King
bjm Let the procession proceed.
.’.ho tool who commits suicide
-.iuu he may a cape the heat is on y
amping from the frying pan into
- ke nre,
The .motto iSorth of Mason and
TOixou s seemes to be “ If you am:
getting everything in eight, why
• -JLrike”
Tur people speaks very favorab
? of Hon, 0. A. Bacon’s Candida
v for Senator. —Roberta Corr< ?-
• jjondant.
Its‘the setting hen who brood
a’er the outcome of the future and
often counts the eggs before th-y
•"> Aioli.
Vhen silver et joyedthe same mil ■_
ge facilities us gold (which it d;
’ -nj?io’ - , there was never h-e
“a dollar's worth of silver in ;
Jolla-.”
.»iid now that the country is be
.ng ovenun with strikers and ru
.aioi'M of strikes where is McKinley,
ihe aaudy of the distur bauc’-f
“at?”
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• Tomorrow is the “Glorious 4(h"
1 nd. many- a silver tongued orator
■ will undertake to flock with tm-
Amencan bird who roosts on th*-
Jo Hara of cur daddies.
Tt*e»wool hat - bovs of Georgia
acre teuay just now threshing when
and ont-es, later on they will pitch
sja and lick the stuffiu ou'eu the 1
■parly. “Mark that prediction.”
Th’s of Rome, like a
healthy and beautiful Indian ma:-
dcn is —Well read—even if both
a.r» a trifle wilder Jteg“Nuw is ti.e
. to subscribe.
fhoze never was a more cooi
ad collected affair than the r
ipted me cream bill when t e
®Jrl uac skipped with the ot:iei I
.iollow and married him.
No, Maud, dear, the fellow who
wears a plug hat is not always a
■prohibitionist. Ou divers occasions
we have heard of Q ome of th s
Lux taking ic mix'd
aldua, our 9 year old, says this
3nay*be rare weather, tut when it
rentes to cooking Glenn’s mud pics
the sun broiles all the juice out
tof ■them and thej get “dope ’ rnigh
¥ quick . I (
And now Mrs. Victoria Guelph
and lhe other Guelphs are harp
ing over and diekussmg that little
’elph—known as the w”
York. And Chicago is dying with
envy.
If the heathen who believes in
ihe existence of 7 hells could only
suffer one cf these days he would
soon be looking down on the
back-sliding Christian whose hope
is that he mav dodue one-
Its a case of ex-Congressman
Milton A. Candler against Con
gressman Lon Livingston, down in
the Fifth, or a plain case of demo
crat for democracy’s sake vs, Dem
ocrat for office. The sooner Lon
Livingston is retired the better for
Georgia Democracy,
> _ LL
Keres the way that solid demo
cratic campaigner the Columbus
Ledger figures it out:
lion W. Y r . Atkinson’s majority
over Judge Him-s will be greater
»han was Gov, Northen s over Col.
Peek.
Populism was at high water
mark that year.
Mr. Turner was tendered a regu
lar old time Georgia ovation in
Atlanta last night.— Albany Her
ald.
Well, he wasn't! The Hustler
of Rome was there and knows that
the first floor of DeGieves was not
, crowded and that the galleries
were empty —and more, that Mr.
Turner did not seem to kindle the
, enthusiasm of the boys a- tall.
Everybody in the North, East
and West, who is not on the Pen
, sions rolls, seems to be on a strike,
while in this garden spot of the
earth, the Sunny South, black ber
rys are selling for 15 cents a gal
lon and water mellonscan be had
’ for 10 cents for a great big ‘un .
> Go South young man and fatten
up with the country.
Our devil says that the Pullman
car strike does not iuterfear with
the rig that his wife’s mother runs
between her farm at Possum Trott
and the buttermilk market, The
mly “strike” on that hue is when
'.tie old woman larrups the mule
with a peach limb —sometimes be
‘Switches off” the effect and some
times he—trots.
Mr. Casimir-Perier is the fifth
President of the French Republic.
First was Thiers, who served two
yet rs and resigned, then MacMa
- non, who n signed after six years
service; Grevy came next and
ni ived a full term of seven years.
a as re elected and resigned a year
afterwards, l he murdered Carnot
was then elected in 1887 and his
erm of office would have expired
30011.
Arnold Huge, the German engin
eer who Lunt the famous Venezue
lan li.ihoad, one of the most difficult
feats in railway construction yet
achieved, says that New York city
can be made three miles longer to
the southward by building it down
into the Lay. Bulkheads and steam
er piers can be extended that dis
tance down from the battery. lh<
work would require three or foui
years•
Since practically finishing bis
good work for the nomiuatioi | M Mr
A'kmson, the Rome Hustler’s I’ni
Byrd has again turned his attention
o ‘damming the EtowahColum.
ous Ledger.
Thank you brother Ledger, so
your kind expression, but—do
you know every time we think on that
majority of 164 against cur side, we
mutter —“dam the Etowah?” Suite
h. w or other we can’t henpit’
‘‘ Mi . Maddox of Georgia” will
defeat Bill Everett for the nomi
nation in the Seventh, ami then
Snow Seab Wright, the ludepeud
ent-endorsed-by-all-th e-T h i r d-
Party ecept-McGarity, completely
under. The people of the Seventh
want a Representative who can do
something besides hold his seal
down and vote and they want a
man who never flops—of the three
men above mentioned “Mr. Mad
dox of Georgia” is the unliestoue.
THE HUSTLER. OF ROME. TUESDAY. JULY. 3. 1894:
Maj. Sid Lewis of the Sparta
Ishmaelite doffs bis hat and ex
claims:
“Hurrah for Mrs. W. Y, Atkin
son -just now the gieatest woman
in Georgia 1 ’
Franklin MacVeagh, the Demo
cratic candidate for senator from
Illinois, is a millionaire wholesale
grocery merchant of Chicago. He
is also a brother of Wayne Mnc-
Veagh, the United States ambassa
d r to Italy.
Col. Watterson warned the Kel
ly and Baker contingent of Cox
ey'u army to st >y away from
Louisville as there was plenty of
work on the streets there. '1 hey
did not heed his warning and are
now under arrest in that city as
vagabonds.
Are the soreheads who went ii -
to the primary and who now refuse
to abide the nomination going to
vote against General Evans, and
democracy both, because the ma
jority wanted Atkinson? Such
men may have been democrats but
if they follow such a course, tlmy
■were never very strong in the
faith.
During the week beginning Au
gust 2nd. Mrs. Holliday will be
electrocuted in New York. This is
one kind of a “cute” that even a
New York woman is not inclined
io cultivate. And, would it be
“sh coking” to ask if it were not
remarkable that the first woman
who vol’s her mortal coil should
make a Holliday scene of it?
When Mrs. Lease was taken sick
she was sent to a deaf and dumb
asylum. Kansas should give Mary
Yellin an asylum, she needs it
and the country needs it, but it
looks like irony to send her to an
asylum for the deaf and dumb. —
Fort Worth Gazette.
The Acworth l ost is without
doubt one of our most vaiuebh
exchanges. A nickie dropped out
of our copy when we opemd it
yesterday. This beats the coupon
business all hollow —Griffin News
and Sun,
We knew the Post was full of
valuable resources but had an
idea that in all exchanges it re
served mineral interests. The
Post is one of the “best what thay
air a-tall,” anyhow.
President Carnot lived long enongh
to sead to little Jennie Coe', of Mil]
Grove, Ind., a decoration of the
Legion of Honor. It will be recalled
that amid the tremendous railway
traffic of the "World’s Fair period, the
child only 10 years oil, found a tres
lie burning and saved the oncoming
train from destruction, by flagging i
with her red flannel petticoat. Ii
happened that amid the throng o.
rescued passengers was a group ol
distinguished Frerchmen. Hence
the decoration. The <hi d should be
is proud asCiga etie m Guidas sto
■ v i>i “Under Two Fl igp.” It was au
b< n>r unparalleled in this country
but -die deserved it. -Columbus
Ledger
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KLUSTER OF
BULL’S EYE SHOTS.
Capt. Tom Lyons, the ranipun -
est Evans man of the great Evans
county of Barlow was in the city
today. Capt. Lyons says that this'
talk about Evans men voting for
Him a. is ad stuff and buncomb.
Hw says that Evans Democrats
are not built that way nohow, and
he predicts that Atkinson will
sweep the stale from the meu: -
tains to the seaboard.
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Another Evans man I met today
was Col. D. B. Hamilton said:
“Yes I did tveryth'ng in my pow
er for the nomination of my good
friend, Gen. Evans but as the ma
jority were the other way why I
bow niy head and then raise it and
rally with the brave old General,
under the flag of the Coweta
Statesman.” Col. Hamilton thinks
this talk of Evansites going into
the third party is the veriest
siush. And it is.
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Capt. J. C, Piihlup, after a week oi
successful insurance business at
Cedartown and other points, has
returned to the city. Capt. Print
«p says that while he fought for
General Evans iu the last cam
paign, he is now with the majority
and he says that he sees no reason
why Mr, Atkinson will not win the
most brillant victory of modern
Georgia democratic history. That
sounds right, coming from an Ev
ans leader,
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In behaif ot T. m . Dent, who
was re-elected to the position ol
Principal of lhe colored schools
y st inlay, I want to say that I
nave learned today, that instead of
there being a delegation of color
ed ci izens before the Board oi
Trustees to oj p jse his re-eiectioti
as staied yesterday afternoon, 1
find that only two colored citizem
were present to prefer chargm,
while the other members of tb<
delegation was present to defend
the wi‘ll known colored prol’ess u.
i M. Dent is a negro of whom his
rac may wed leei proud. L'ndei
uie m.ti.ag moot, the Rome color
ed bc; ous nave advanced ver_)
materially iu the past year. He ir
well educated, ami has the quali
fications that fit him most pecu
liarly to the position that he fills.
Let the colored people, the negroes
of this community, get together
and help each other up instead oi
everlasi ingly pulling pulling each
other down.
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Tomorrow is the “Glorious
Fonr.h” and, while rioters and
strikers are running rough shod ai d
rampant over the North, Dick Tread
away La- gone along persuing ti e
even tenor 01 his way and propos- s
to serve all comers with Barbecm ,
Brunswick Slew and pickles too.
If you want a good slick dinner why
dont fail to go out to the Exposition
grounds and let Dick Treadaway
luroisii the truck. You can see the
races if you wish or you cun lei
them mone but you owe it to your
stomache and the “Glorious Fourth”
o get a Barbecue dinner. See?
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benefit or cure, you have your money back.
Its not like the sarsaparillas or ordinary
Soring medicines. They claim to do good in
April, and May. AU tho year round
and in all cases, tho “ Discovery ” purifies the
blood as nothing else can. Every blood-taint
and disorder. Eczema, Tetter, Salt-rheum,
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Slands, Tumors and Swellings —the most
stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, and the
worst forms of Scrofula, are completely and
permanently cured by it.
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something else that pays them better will
probably be urged as “ just as good.” It may
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Trustees Sale.
Will be said on the first Tuesday in August 1804 I
during the legal huurs of sale, the property here
inafter described.
Whereas on January sth. 1803. W. M. Messen-I
ger, of the county t of Dallas, State of Alabama*
did execute and deliver to the Atlas Saving A
Loan Association of Hamilton county, Tenneasee,
party of the second part, his deed of conveyance
to the following described lands and tenements,
situated in Floyd county, Georgia, (in which deed
the Citizens Rank a Trust Co. of (Chattanooga Ten"
n-ssee was named as trustee and titled to said
property v esteil by said deed in said Trustee) to
wil: “Lot in South Rome, now Fifth Ward ot
city of Rome, being a part of lot nuiuber fifty
eight (58) Commencing at a stake iu center of
alley and running front one hundred and eigh
teen (118) feet to the corner facing Main Stree
from the bridge, from thence up the side street
one bund red and seventy-nine <179) feat, from
thence down the alley one hundred and twenty"
three (123) feet to the beginning at the stake.’
Saiil Trust deed being executed to secure the
payment of a note for .-300 dated January sth
-1893, and given by W. M. Messenger to the-Attas
Saving A Loan Asssciation.
Ami said W. .11. Messenger having subscribed
for one ami one half shares of the Capital Stock
of sail! Association of the value of three hundred
dollars and the said Association having adv uni d ■
to W. M. Messanger the sum of S3OO on sai.i
sha.es. al the said Messenger, insaid mile: n 1
deed of trust having agreed to pay said Atlas
Saving A Loan Association, thirty-seven ami a
half cents weekly installments of dues and fifty
two and a halfcents weekly as premiums on sanl
saares as provided by Charter and Bylaws of
s ii<l Association; and thirty-four and 32-52 cents
weekly as interest at s.x per cent on saidjstim of
5 300.
Andjin which note and trust deed it was ex
pressly stipulated on the failure of W. M. Mes
senger to pay said interest, dues and premiums
as stipulated in said note and trust deed at the
option of said Association becomes due and pav
able and said Trustee might sell said property
after having advertised same for four weeks in a
newspaper published in Koine Ga.
Now therefore said Messenger having failed to
pay either interest, dues or premiums as contract
ed to be paid by him, for more than four weeks
and in fact been in default in making said pay"
ment for more than six mouth, and said Associa
tion having declared said note due; the Citizens
Bank A Trust Co. as the trustee aforesaid, by
virtue of the power ami authority vested in it
as trustee, will sell to the highest bidder, at the
Court house door in Rome Ga. for cash, on the
First Tuesday in August 1894 after duly adver
tising same in the Hi st leu of Rome, the before
describee lands and tenements. The proceeds of
said sale will be applied to the payments, in the: r
order, as by said trust and deed required, which
trust and deed is recorded in book “U. U.” of
Deeds, Page 474 office of Clerk of Superior Court
of Floyd county, Georgia. This July 3<L I'J'.H.
The Citizen Bank & Trust Co.
Geo. A. H. Harris,
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