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TSE HUSTIEH UF ROME. 1 e w'lattUe Rowe Pint Oftiee a> first class *ecwiu-<-iaa»» Mail 'latter. nr n nvwiA (Editor, and Q. JJY 1x1), | Managei. DAILY AND SUNDAY. ’TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIG. ... ) cent a *eek or $5 00 per auumn wj’TCE Corner Broad Street and fr'lth Avenue. Official Organ .1 t He city of Rome, and Foyd. the * Banner county'* of Georgia. Nor representatives of Floyd: Major Bob Fouche, Capt. John Reese, Mtid .plain “Mister” Moze Wright. And they will be elected, — lo JSJ »X k thdt pre dtoti uu. 1 ’ Raj dy ard Kipling is hard at vox.k on four new books. The Georgia Congressmen are -jeiobrating the Fourth ou Georgia sasi -and After stealing the express mou .>•? rhe Georgia train robbers seems <o have come tiie Arab act and *‘<suietly stole away.” ‘aA.t 'Waitham, Mass., on June £[>th.’<J,' S,-Johnson broke the jkurld’e bicycle record for one mile. J-r went the mile in I:SG. “It rto seem back’’ Atlant ■ i better.man for congress,tian JL'Soa'idas For himself Livingston. LJonestold Milton A. Chandler is tin With Bacon in the Highlands, *-; s .rrard iu tlie Lowlands, and Turner in the Middle, the senato risil race ie‘becoming an issue.— *JSruufi*vi.ak Times. Hou. Scab Wright delivers an do g en t add d ress at LaFayette today. Is a siktr-tungued orator, sportiu*. til-of-July sentiment. Seat* is sum V “out of sight. ” The Germans have a word, “klat hen ’ that means to talk ccntiuucslj without purpose. Worder it the fiiird, party amt that “ueaa” some. 1.3? ng “from Dei mark ’’. The air known as ‘•Yanko j Do - -die”.-ia older than the time ot 13.0ai-well, and was well known in *tie.colonies prior to the Revolt! ■on under the name of “Nauku Hood'e’’ Editor Byrd has found a sponge rust that is not 'vateriug its stock. Augusta Herald . And its about the “oniicst trust’ Aat we know cf that is not “taking water in then ” Maddox has carried Chattooga, inverett not getting more than twen ty-five votes Shropshire will be the representative. All the state house eers were endorsed I —Augusta Herald. Hon. A. U. Bacon, Georgia’s caoxt Senator, opened his campaign •a# Omjhmn yesterday. Bacon against -sac field is the Hustler’s choice, siiid when we say Bacon will win a?*o ask you to “mark that predic liou. The i*e•up of the roads that lead Chicago, works great hardships al-the people of the “Windy city. Irary wire brings us kicks trim or subscribers who say that lite 3 indeed cull when they fail to pt the daily Hustler of Rome. way the Chattooga News ■uwrideuess a serial which begins on fjc'th but reaches —lower. A. little ange? a httle tu’k; a little jT»stol. a 'ittiu pop A little warrant, a -ai'jcty iai! a .tt.<- trial, but no jbaii. j?* ik to il, a little cell; a little gal «jwe, a little hell. The talk about Gen. Evans’s -riende organizing against Atkin- , roti IS4III moonshine. I here may , ae men wbu will not vote for At- ScitH'on just as it is the case every •year with other candidates; but • iAje result will be just the same. 1 Atkinson will be elected by a roue- I _-,g majority. —Brunswick _Timtß. * I The Macon News undertakes to give Mr. Turner a very dull recep. tion in Atlanta. We pity the ago ny of the News.—Albany Herald. We don’t deserve any pity and therefore it is wasted. Mr. Turner is the man lo give the pity to. I’e it the man that is running for two offices at < nee and judging by hist speech last Saturday evening he is nut able to manage one. TLe following from the Dalton Ar gus is not accompanied by an atli <l ivi , but there can be doubt just the same ; ‘ The rays of the sun were so hot oa Wednesday that they waipe u the hide on Russ Carmichael’s mule 3 o that his hind feet were lifted a foot off the ground. By pouring cold wa er on the mule for two or three Lours Russ succeeded in getting his feet on terra firma OLee moie ” Here’s .a timely suggestion from the Griffin News and even if Altlania means all she has said about General 1 Evans, let her lose no time in elect ing him for her exposition mayor: If Atlanta wants to do the gracior s ■ thing by her candidate, why doesn\ ■ she unanimously elect Gen. Evans 1 mayor of the great capital city? Then tae two recent rivals could open the great exposition of 1895 together. , This is proposed in all seriou mw, and we believe is worth more than a passing thought. Hun Joseph S. James, United Stales disirici, attorney, who is a del egate to the state convention hom Douglas county, will present a plank it | be inserted in the plat form th.it is likeiy to cause discussion. His proj OEition is to exempt S3CO <_f each tax-payer from taxation, the i.lta being to relieve the poor people who have only a small amount o. property to pay taxes on. Mr. Janes estimate is that this exemption wip cost ilie state not more than §5,000 a year , but would be a great iehe. ■o the mtn with the ilea Linen unu muhy headed cow.—Franklin News MOV.4.V-/7OOZ ba< its own special modi cine in Dr. Fierce’s Fa vorite Prescription. Auc every woman who is * “ run - down ” or over- I worked, every woman ''who suffers from anj “ female complaint ” ot weakness, needs just that remedy. With it, every disturbance, irregularity, and derangement can be permanently cured. It’s an invigorating, re storative tonic Vlth in <-» I ■ Vt i} - ■ uiive tonic, a soothing and strengthening nervine, and the only medicine for women so safe and sure that it can be guaranteed. In periodical pains, ... -placements, weak back, bearing-down sen sations and every kindred ailment, if it fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back Is anything that isn’t sold in this way likelv to be “just as good”? 7 Most so-called Catarrh cures only make matters worse. They drive it from the head to the lungs. But, by its mild, soothing, cleansing and healing properties, Dr. Sage** Catarrh Remedy permanently cures the very worst C-Übos. A BYCYCLING FREAK Just what the cultured capital of educated Massachusetts may give to the world before the wheels of time cease to revolve would be as hard to prophesy as the ending of time From the steps of the State house in Boston, Mrs. A nuie Kapchowsky has started out to make a trip around the world on a bicycle. She began the trip on a wager, the terms of which are that starting without a cent, she is to go around the world in fifteen months, pay her own way a d carry beck SISOO. Mrs, Kapchowsky was presented with one cent for wearing the white ribbon of W. C T. U , and a firm of spring water people gave her SIOO for sdvertising them by hanging a placard on her wheel. Before leav ing she visited a photograph gallery where she had a great many pictures to sell on lur trip. Wanted :-Tw o good men at once one who can furnish horse. Call on or address J. T. Jones. District agent The Singer Mfg. Co. 307 Broad St. Call between Sand 9 a, m. Finest melons at T. F. Fosters only 10c choice. Come early and get the best. The best 5 cent smoke on the market is “Warter’s hand made.” Forsalebyall dealers. Try one. 1 THE HUSTLER. OF ‘TOME WEDbESDAY, JULY, 4. 1894; KLOSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. Mr. Hugh Parks as.k< d me this morning to solve the probb m : “It a pineapple gem is not a jam tlmu would a man swallowii g tour gems , have the. gem jams?” I requested him to make a practical test and if I couldn’t solve it. I would do like Cromwell did Parliament— dissolve it. Seriously speaking, though, if my name was Jim and I think, to preserve myself, 2 would get the jam into Jim—or jar it powerful, jammed if 1 didn't. ♦ ♦ * I had the Soda water pleasure of helping Col. Charley Baes head the procession of clerks who filed out of his Parks’ B‘oro yesterday af ternoon at 6 o'clock. We marched the brigade over to J. T. Crouch & Co’s. Canopy fount and all of us drank to the health of the hand some‘‘Grass widower. ” I enjoyed the soda about as much as any of the band of klever klerks and then 1 enjoyed seeing the big merchant ‘come across” and take one with the balance of us. Its pleasant to 1 Philup around a soda fount and ' keep these “appointments” any how. * * 4 The game of ball put up by Jer ry Orr’s “Black Hornets” of Rome ayd the Chattanooga “Putnams” yesterday afternoon at the North Rome Park, was as pretty a game as has been played in Rome this season. The Rome team won by a score of 10 to 6 but they had to work for it. Jerry says his Hornets are going to sung the mooga nig gers again this afternoon, * * * Mr, Tom Morris, the clever young man now making a canvass for bailiff, made a serious mistake a night or two ago that came near cosimghim bis life, and Bonn the loss of a good citizen. Mr. Morris was in at Trevitt’s drug store and while waiting for Dr frevitt, noticed a jar on the show case. He glanced at the jars label and read “Mouth balls” instead oi "Moth balls.” He opened the jai and taking one of the ballscheweo it up and swallowed it, remarking that it t asted bitter, * * * The remark attracted Mr. Trev- itt’s attention and discovering what had happened, and knowing that the “Moth ball” contained arsenical poison he became alarmed and grasping ajar of sweet oil he made Mr. Morris swallow a goodlj •‘swipe,” after th ? sweet oil, then was sent a “drench” of “oil of asa foetida,” and the young niaus’e life was saved. Tom says he is not fond of this drug store candy , nohow. ♦** My farmer friend, Hammet, tells me that Major Freeman, out on the Summerville road is about to sell his pretty suburban home to the “Kill or Kure Kollege, (Keel) cure Institute) of Dalton and that the “Kollege”wi J move down to nearer the source of its “matenal”supply. Kill or Kure.Rome would like to have tne Kollege, and Major Freeman’s plantation would make an ideal sheep skin ranch for producing diplomas, for the grad ' uates. ' o. * * ? * * Y’esterday, at B uliff sale, Depu ty bheriff Dallas Turner bid iu a chiidscradle for 30 cents. He tried to dispose of ic to Marshal Pink Shropshire but Pink said that his deputy Marshal, Winfield Guic? did Dot need it so he requested the deputy sheriff to turn it over to McHenry, Nunualy and Neel as Attorneys for President of the Board of Public School Trustees. Pepper. A cradle is a “rocky” ar ticle for some people to handle and then for some people ittaint, * * * ‘ ’One day last summer while hunt ing out iu Colorado I saw an eagle killed ii 11 very remarkable way,’’ slid a gentleman at the Armstrong last night. The great bird was flying at a considerable height directly over” head. I could see that he was bear ing a burden which gave him con aideiable trouble. All a once he began to sink rapidly and stiuck the earth with a thud Hasten ing to the spot I found the bird quilt dead, his throat being terribly lac erated. The strange burden which had inflicted the death wound was also dead. It was a large ferret which tie eagle had captund, greatly mis. taking hi? game. * « * Jim Brown the popular up town grocer, tells this “good one ’ on him self. He says that l.e has a black and tan lerrier that is about twice as shy of lightening ns a wo man is of a mouse. On Monday night when the thunder storm was raging he says he was sleeping sweetly by the side of an open window, when all of a sudden he was skeerd out of a ■ whole Saturday's trade by being shot through and through and all over by cannon balls of greased puttv. M hen ’ he recovered his equanimity and had ! collected the rent in the bosom of his night robe he found that the report 1 of the cannon was only a crash of ' thunder and the lump of putty was ’ the little “black and tan” that had - made a wild leap and dived through 1 the open window and the web of his 1 dream. A skeerd fire in a thunder storm is worse than a drove of night ’ mares. b i : Western & Atlantic AND A ; I, C. & ST. L. BAILfAYS —TO — Chicago -Louisville Ciiicinnatti ISt. Lo us Kasas City Al cmpliis -and- The West. Quick tin c amiVesfibuletl trains carrying Pullman Sleeping ears. For any information call ou or write to J A SMITH General Agent, Rome Ga. J L EDMONSON Traveling Pass. Agt. Chattanooga Tenn. ( i Jj ( \\ IN Traffic Manage Atlan a C EHARMAN Genera pass Agt Atlantu B. F. ROARK AT DAVIS OLD STAND Jeweler and Optican 5 ■ —- — J carry a full line of jewel ry, watches, clocks, specta cles and silverware of the best makes and will guarantee to sell you as cheap as any house in Ga. lam a practical watch maker and gnat ntee all work to give satisfaction or money refunded. Prices as low as j can be foil.d. 1 am a piacti- : cal optician and guarantee to fit any eyes with spectacles or eyeglasses or money refund ’ ed. My motto is, ‘-R-diabL ! good,, honest dealings ant , bottom prices to all. Com* and see me at 317 Broad St Davis Old Stand ROME GA. MAGNETIC NERVINE. •BE-FORE - AFTtR- ne Brain, causing Misery, Ineanity ■■•■.id Oeatn i.irrcni'ss, Impotency, Lost Power in either Premature Old Aee, Involuntary I, --, s, cause, by over-fiiduigence, over-exert'on o! the Brain m- Errors of Youth. It gives to Weak Organs tiiei’ Natural Vigor and doubles the joys of life; cures Lucorrhcea and Fema’e Weakness, A month’s t: ■■nt nent, in plain pack? ~-e. by mail, to any add res-, 5 per box, fl boxes $5. With every ¥0 order we give r .Written Guarantee to cure or refund the money ttircutars free. Guarantee issued only by our ex •lueive agent. r t-. a■ ,• » - . ■tt-- , v »i 5 ’•*mrv 1 , '.l mi.-' 11; ■ 1 V .*m. 1 ■■ ■ vin 1s: i- it ■• 1 ■ m >•' 1 <*■ ‘u < :-u| •• . ■- a- Jr« ■s s'u-; xn.isj -1:, r 1 ’■! i- ... - :■..S .. I( ■< 'T , J .-JI lit. • t,; ...HI !(»,. ■ .J. ■ ... | ‘ nqoj kq .; *v;«C4 m »» u . . hat Nerve Berries have done for others ® they will do for you - VIGOR \ OF 15TH DAY. // /s. 3 MEN Easily, Quick! f - ■ and Permanently Restored, soth De^Htv Ve « C nn re . , n r o 11 Wm Nervous., -r. ueDuiiy, and all their train of evils r<*Hnirir from early errors and later excesses- the resr of overwork, sickle**, worry {‘evvio, KanM. Kt<»pn uiiiiaHirai loer •> uy itiirPivts U’ y «• wMch lead , , and liquor Xiu n ie » tf> e o»*«i>iption and 1 he»r use shows immediate improvement Ac •••u n~ B«crve Berner ”° ,nl "‘ r - to - DOCket Pri.u J IHnt ,O Cttrr . v 11 uAtmePL* « I,’ 1 . P " r st!c boxes, on ni). 1 ;» Wunrnnteed lociirenur, h , r 5 P l I kept IJ V'” ll 'druggist we will send them t>J mail, upon receipt of price in nl-iin wr.i A uailAJl M>.I>ICAI. CO.. C’iacinnati For sale by Crouch & Co. Il Him' ji&sßs TheGrcatHcaltliDrink Safe, sure ard reliable. Always on 1 n ! e Vi A P‘ easnrea HdadellgLt. ‘ Com fortable, enjoyable. H S RES’ Root beer A 23c. pk?. makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere. Send 2c. stamp for beautiful picture cards ami book- ■ , The ( Ims. : . Hire. < 0., Philiulelpliin. »Irr, us...| Mled advantagi-. to jnenf m»n rtesb.-ij ’e*s vln< attun >r Shorthand. Course thorough in-'. , uetsnslow. Jre« car fare to Rome Circular; r r J. HAKMIsON. Prewdeau i* Is sold with writte: guarantee to cur. N urvoua Pros ra tion. Fits, Fziizi ness.Hcadi <m Neuralgia andWakc fulness,eau.-eil bj ex cessivouseofOpi ::r Tobacco Ktui Alco hoi; Mental lip; r sion, Softening o Tiuslet’s Will be sold on the first Tuesday in August laid during the legal holm of sale, the property here, inafter described. Whereas on January sth. 1893. W. M. Messen. ger, of the county • of ballas. State of Alabama, did jxecuteand deliver to the Atlas Saving & Loan Association of Hamilton county,Tennessee, 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 Citizen* Banka Trust Co. of .Chattanooga Ten nessee was mimed as trustee and titled to said property tested by said deed in said Trustee) to wit; "Lot in South Rome, now Fifth Waul of «Vv <• is-kig a p.vn eV hrt H»iibci- fifty eight (SK» Commencing at a stake in center of alley and running front one hundred and eigh teen (118) feet to the corner facing Main Stree froin tiie bridge, from thence up the side street one hum! red and seventy-nine (17»)feet, from thence down the alley one hundred ami twenty three (123) feet to the lieginning at the stake.’ Said 1 rust deed being executed to secure the payment of a note for s.ioo dated January ftth -181(3, and given by W . M. Messenger to the Atlas Saving A Loan Asssciation. And said W. M. Messenger having subscribed for one and one half shares of the Capital Stock of said Association of the value of three hundred dollars and the said Association having advanced to W. M. Messanger the sum of S3OO on said shares, and the said Messenger, in said note and deed of trust having agreed to pay said Atlas Saving &• Loan Association, thirty-seven and a half cents weekly installments of dues ami fifty two ami a halfcents weekly as premiums on said shares as provided by Charter and Bylaws of said Association; and thirty-four and 32-52 cents weekly as interest at six per cent on said sum of J 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 pay able and said Trustee might sell said projierty after having advertised same for four weeks in a newspaper published in Rome Ga. Now therefore said Messenger having failed to pay either interest, dues or premiums as eontraet 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 month, and said Associa tion having declared said note due; the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. as the trustee aforesaid, by virtue of the power and 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 hti.ek of Rome, the before describee lands and tenements. The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the payments,in the! 1 ' order, as by said trust ami deed required, which trust and deed is recorded in book "I’. V.” ol Heeds, Page 474 offic e of Clerk of Superior Court of Floyd county. Georgia. This July 3d. 1994. The Citizen Bank & Trust Co. Geo. A. It. Harris, Atty, for The Citizen Bank & Trust t o- 4 EQUAL 12 I. e. Four Weeks by our method of teach ing book-keeping is fquai to Twelve Weeks by the old plum Positions’guaranteed under cer tain conditions. Beg? patronized Business College in the Soutn. SGO Students m aitendsnce the p>s' year. Eleven Teachers. Nashville is the educational center of the South. Cheap Board. No vacation Enter at any time. Home study We have recently prepared books ou Book-keeping, Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapted to homestudy. Send for our Free illustrated 80—page catalogue and state your wants. Address J, E. Draughon, President Draughon’s Piactical Business college and Schoo, of Shorthand and Telegra phy. Nashville Tenn. N B-—We pay $5 cash for all vacancies of Stenographers Book keepers, etc.reported to us provid ed we fill same _J (mention thi paper when you write.) HGW’S THIS! We < ftLr ( inc tt. , '•Billiot bfc CUl'e.i l. v Hu '’ ' l)at Cure, - ulis CatarjJ 1-' J CHENEY 4 CO 101.-do ,o. • “rops> v und «Bigne 1, h aV A i 1 ‘ ?• ybeney for the | atn . - kll0 "n ftnß believe him perfect R <a,s in allbu.vne s trai )w , cl i,, n hor< «*l<le nancially able to eturv ,‘ 18 a,l 'l fi g«ti< itw made hi tmhr fil . r)i ttuv 3bli : J ' hU AX, Wijoieeme Dl . . 101. do. O. 1 lll f?gist, Sale l>iliPßiete, ■ naliy. aaiug b,ke 11 inter- Ii ce. ,ov. p, r | )()tll Sl |, - JL.it ’TaH 1 lAX BE K!V| -DS N(Jl'.[ CH l 1 W,l ‘ be 1 « Court Homa, f i now untH J die lLa ; i0l)) 10 ': sef ''oni i pinpose of temivibw x 1 ll *e J returne at ‘Le ,-.;ili e s‘ 1 ,L «r I rush at the <.]ose. Del-nV SaVl ? g » I i returned from even-' ,]H 8 -\ lUbe I J double tax, where the r '’VJ I give iu their tcyr-s- I McOsker,' I — I i NOTICE,' ' I GEO RGI a . Floyd County I i I’V;VrVV 1 ‘ I .l'by<‘fr IVH, ‘ (hat ‘| H.J 1504th.' ■ ebQD, «IGM. . t ssideouX I , has b‘-er, r;.,,] ln n .y r fl scPahl(i J' I that the beu, h s for the ?rc V , 6loll g I -of Secfint-R 1440. 1450, 14M 1459 I ’ 1-102. 1453.«t,(ii454 ofthtQdid| t Georgia of 18M uud the amend- I ■ fvVt 1C ~V . S V l!a DP' v losai(i I • loU4tb. rjjslnd G M i()fba]d | C< UHti . I further give notice That I • snid inatior wi'llm |he I 2a,u. t,<t) of .bn,,-- In-iapt (pgn B and if ho vol id re-ts.-us yrP show / ■ au E'ecti •!. will tie ord. H-d to 0C - ■ z’VVV tht 14 ' 1, '. d!,v Ji; T ■ -G) 'O II: cum Ihe (jlli siiou afl B “ (,r ' - <r ‘i<:k Lag," ac- B e<-<i>og :o lbs 5t..,,,,,,. H1 hUeh ■ c ate made and provided. B tier mt t tM ,d and Qffi. ■ (-< v. u ltf . ur.-. il.is 4-j,. J;,,. ■ Ji.io 18‘JL ■ Jmix !’ Pavis, H , U'dmarv H -v M M E. A. KUPPF 3 / T'/N F9 -’’ S: “ I kprec’:r.‘the : .-ict ' r ? tli: i T ‘ lcre :>re 1 ' F ’ i-iGiuM' t.'i-Lmied Stuteurlmt w. bi.liiif.-.try Bleach: but hs< been ■ kept troni d*'iny on ao . coiifitotp. v,bi<hi>?2.W jMKTOk X. t>bvlLesi/..en * x f h’P.et‘“T, Inorder * W * Ina 1 1 ' or: ? t-.se m.'y ...iro .' v ' REopj -rtunity, ‘ will give to every caller, absolutely free, a san??’ 0 bottla,and Ze -7 . zy^ in ' ,r, ’ cr ’"■''’‘pp'ybut HR — ——— —• otcity ,<>r in a.iy pfirtot the HH World.lwiuACnd itEJifely pnukut’in pi.i/.'i ’,vrap|»er ul i charges prepaid, 1"T 2'* cents, silv-rer.-iMup,” In every case rtf freckle*. pini,'>>s.iii<dh, t'lP Inwness,blackheads,a< , m‘,eczt!:i;..' >d r 'ugh* iicss, or tmy discoloration or di- a.-eot -iipskin, MH and wrinkles (not ch. ised by f:u ftl <?':rr •s.-innj E/iCH Bleach removes abswlut* ly. It doe*’ no! cover up, us cosnivtifs do, but i• a c’-’*r ; '. 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