The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898, July 27, 1894, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTBE BOSTLEB OF 10ME. I »ec'>nu-cla»n Mat) Mutter. PHIL G. BYRD, DAILY AND SUNDAY-] t*~FMS OF fiUBSCRIPTIG 10 cent U week or $5 00 per annum FFICE: Corner Broad Street and «=• ■ftn Avenue. Os the city of Rome, and Foyd, the “Banner county’ of Georgia. For representatives of Floyd: Major Bob Fouche, Capt. John Reese, and plain “Mister” Moze M right, And they will be elected, — Io mark that prediction. ’’ A dead gairble,like his heart,ceases to“beat.” No, Maude, Dear, eels are not sold by the foot. It is easier to hang a jury than a murderer. Seabs platform : “I want John Maddox’s seat in congress. The Rock, “bl tiff’’on third Aven ue continues quite dizzy. Theseare the days when thetramp and natures shower baths get to gether. No first class carpenter feels like his Out fit for business is O K until ne h a a good keen adze. No.thank you Jammie,the“Prjk- Rome suits us too well for you to tempt us to Roam to Pickcn i. Wonder if it is on ac—count—y -of too nrich“Pickens”that James has contracted the gout in bis other fore foot. Debs does not get along swimming ly in his defence —Chroniclej He ought to—he has gotten out side the bar. To look at the husbands of some ■women one would naturally con elude that they are most easiiv pleased. The flint was invented about 1610. In those days the firing was so slow that _one soldier fired more than twenty-five shots a day Debs’ trial is gjing on. It is a diffireut trial, however, from that now experience by the families of fhestrik.-rs, —Albany Herald tai ■ *«■■■■ ■■■ ■ 1 w«—— Gen. Booth, the great Salvation Army leader is soon to visit Amiri ca. Tua “Calamity llowlero’’read al! th-ir recruits and need 'em bid too. Bm. luimm tablets which have just reached the British Museum prove that fdith in < n ■ > <od existed iu that part ot the world 3,0U0 years before Christ. The tax of 10 francs a year on cycles, which was imposed in France last April, yielded in the first half year, it is said, over 780, 000 franco. The n ditical difference between Jim ami Scab is, that Jim is a mugwump without a record while Seal) is mugwump with a checker ed board attachment —its Jims “move.” There is no city in the south, that h i a betti r police force than t'lis same pluckey little city of R mie. For the evidence use ycu Own observation. The great auditorium built by the Metnodists and recently com pleted at Ocean Grove, N. J., is said to be the largest open-air temple ot worship in the world. There’s enough cun being rail ed this year, u t > itie (J •sG.n.-.ui.’ riyer to supply Oemgia —“D<»iu the Etowah" but ti-m-m.r the Coon, is even more pi crp rous. Madame C'uenn- r Perier is an accomplished aim charming wo man, deviled to n ■ ciTridmi, i>l whom she has a daughter ol 14 and a boy feomewivit yuULge’. Reporter—Here is an item about a boy who went wadingin Florida and was swallowed by an alligator. What head shall 1 use? Editor—Try “Wade and found wanting. ” The Dixon, Mo., Echo, recently printed this item in its localcolum; “The editor has been absent, most < f the week, and is away while wi print. If you don’t like the pi per just go to the Devil.” J have r< ad in Plato and Cicer° sayings that are very wise and beau tiful; but I never read in either o f them :“Come unto me,all ye that la bor and are heavy laden, and Iwi l give you rest.”—Augustine. People rush to the man who adver” tiser, because he asks them to come They spend their good money with the whole-souled public spirited man aud when they are out of cash go to the skinflint in the next block, run in debt and be it him out of it.- And itseivis him right. In an address to a college society at Middleton, Conn , Chauncey M. Depew referred to assassination of Presdent Carnot and Mayor liar rison, and laid down this proposi tion : “Men who are sane enough to kill deliberately are sane enough to kill judicially.” There is a certain summer hotel in an adjoining State, where the show of silver, liueu and Howers is excell ed only by the meager bill of fare. A well-known New York advertiser was asked by the hostess after dinner what he thought of her table. “Madam,’’he replied solemnly. “I do not care much for display—l pre fer solid ma ter!’. ‘ Before the hour for speaking had arrived the opera house—and Rome has a creditable oj era house—was crowded to ifs utmost capacity. ’ The above naragraph appears in the “write up”of the Stab Wright Hu es fi 'Sco of la t monday as published ;by the Paulding Hera'd, a id is a fair sample of the balance of tie column and a naif of lying rot. Tom Watson declares Unit there never was such a tiling as a negro Democrat and never would be. He says you cun get a negro to vote the Democratic ticket and you can get a negro to cut a cord of wood, but you have to pay him to do it.—Macon News. 1 oni will never be able to fool the negro into voting for the ca lamity Howlers. Between three and four hundred pe pie went over on the hill to hear Judge lli ues speak thirdparty ikin last lue-day. The crowd was C’imposed of about 60 Democrats, about 50 negroes and about 200 Lkpulists from this and adjoining counties. The speech created but little enthusiasm. The crowd pres ens demonstrated that the third party is growing beautifully less :u this section. Hiles Weekly. A m mnger of a clothing store at Liverpool, N, S. lately hung or fastened out a sign with “Coats for Sale ’ upon i‘ “During a recent Sunday it read “Oats for Sale,” and being a religious man he al lowed it to remain until the next day, when the boys had rubbed away the r.ghl hand part of the first letter making it read, “Cats fur,Sale.” He is wondering what further scheme the boys hope to develops. It is said that W. W. Astor ac knowledges a loss of Dearly a quar ter of a million of dollas on the Pall Mall Magazine alone. With hie I all MallGazett, which is an evening daily, he logging from four to five thousand dollars a week. His Pali Mall Budget represents a smaller loss, because it costs less to produce, but it is claimed that the Budget means a loss to Mr. Astor of at least one thousand dol lars more per week. The owners m the Tribue ought to feel en courage. An ingenious individual, who start er- in the carpet business in a good sized city, advertised his business by e i.iing round men to measure rooms A ben informed thatjthey were a>! he wrong house, they left the next day the owner of the dwelling received a letter of explanation and apology from the car] el concern. It wus atrood move, as it is more than likely tha l the disturbed household would re member the polite dealer, and if a carpet was wanted in future,give him i call, The Hatberdasher. Now that Editor James A. Hall, has inherited an iumense fortune, from a great uncle out iu California’ he will probably go out and settle up the estate and return to this city where he will resume the editorship, o! the morning Tribune. With an in come from $235,000, Jim can afloid to edit Romes crack morning paper for several years. We congratulate Rome on the death of Mr. Halls un cle and extend to the enriched but sadly bereaved young geatlem ru our deepest sympathy. We dout know exacriy how he feels but we remem ber how we felt when our mother-in law*-went awap to join the angels.” SOME PH I’NN. A man with a donkey for sale, hearing that a friend wanted to buy sent him the following, written on a postal card: “Dear D ,if you are h oking f< ran At donkey, don’t forget me. ’ — American Youth. Friend—How did you lose your place as foreman of the Daily HUSTLER? Ex-Foreman (dolefully)—The editor wrote a column of letters from old subscribers, compliment ing us on our special edition of last Sunday, and I made a mistake and dumped ’em in the day before. —Puck. St. Peter (to applicant)—You say you were an editorial writer on a newspaper? “Yes, sir.” “Step into the elevator please.” “How soon does it go up?” “It doesn’t go up, it goes down, ’’ —Arkansas Thomas Cat. An enterprising local reporter handed in the following to the city editor of an esteemed contempora ry : “A large crowd assembled be fore Mr. Sei low’s fancy goods store this morning and watched him while he was engaged in the infer ing occupation of dressing the four large handsome French window that make his place so attractive The display was much enjoyed.<•' But the compositors were in hurry and neglected to put an “n” in the “windows.”—Truth., Tommie Watson’s populistic cartoonist says: “Hon. Seab Wright, of Roma, Ga., aanotinceis that he will support Judge Hines for Governor.” “Mr. Wright is a very jbrilliant young man, and has no superior in th stale as an orator.” Neither is ‘here in all the bor ders of the state, a more accom plished political acrobat Scab is a fl qiper from floppersville, Tom mie;—nine-tenths of his time he don't know where he is “at,” and the other two tenths he is changing coats. S S 1 Hu <3 11. A--. /i\ Medical Di.-.-ov /\ /1 \ N y - A£t J r “ th - J *■! ir ! * rT in - g fr t J stance, or in con I f! ’. .■ut . i ebce iron. j\ /? pneumonia, fe I j t vei.;, ami othei IX / | v. citing disease . / / 1 V nothing car rl 1 v equal it as an np- / £ 1 X petizing, r< stora- **tive tonic tc bring back health and vigor. For palo, puny, (crorulous children, it does wonders. It builds up both their llesli and their strength, thoroughly purities the blood, and makes < effective every natural means of cleansing < repairing, and nourishing the system. It starts the torpid liver into healthy ac 1 tion and promotes all the bodily functions. ror the most stubborn Scrofulous, Skin. ' and Scalp Diseases, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Ami kindred tuiiiieuts, tb© “ Discovery n is the only remedy that’s If it uoesn’t beueilt cr cure, you have your money back. 'tietnbe'A > n n Eye nnd i i- ace t.u.i cure Fi L.’ncn e Sure r.-e*. <ra.uil.C.-.(l Eye Eids. Vl. pl. i .les \czenia, Fetti :, Salt rilwtun anti Stiild Head % cents per box Fo, ;-m., by Jrugguta. TO GWNEjRS. For putting a horse in a hue healthy con 1 lition try Dr. Cauy’s Condition I’owdcn lliey tone up tlie s’ --om. ail digestion, cun •oss of appetite, relieve constipation, correc Kidnev disorders and destroy worms, givin; S°w life to an olii oro"er work-d hur-e. nt in \ 4'age _ r sale _ m PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Whereas. < n the 15'h. day ot May 1593. Wi11i.... 1i.... Bradford, ot !• luyd county, Ga . borrowed I tn, m the SiiutlH-m Buil.lhlg and Loan AsM«•«.»- I tion of Knoxville, lennessee, the sum ot ! on twenty tour shares of the 52d. series ot stock Itn said As-oi iation, and on tils same da e exe cuted and delivered to said Association his cer tain promUory note or obligation m wnttug, | whereby he undertook amt promised to pay on I or before nine yeais after dale he sum of ¥2,400 wi h interest on ilm sum ot #1,200 at ihe rate <>t six per cent per annum, p.iyaide monthly oil or ] hefoie the lasi Sai in da, iu each ..ml every mo Ah, Ico I mei.ciug on the last Saturday in M..v is. >, which said note was secured by a dee. _ o iven date therewith IO ceitaln Real Lsaie in llu Ci.vot Rome. Floyd county, Georgia, tetei at- , ter more particularly described : Said deed rc- , corded ill the Clerk’s Office ot Hoy. ( ounty n I V of deeds page ..21, on May 30, is. 3, | to which reference is here made lor greater eer- i lain v as to i.s term, and eon iitim.s. And whereas l.v the terms ol said note ami , dee.i the said William Branford stipulated amt agreed that upon uis failure to pay prom, it' wdieu due tiie taxes aud insurance premiums on i said proserty, of upon his failure to pay the monthly interest on said loan, or the tines and monthly payments on said stock, oratiy part thereof, for a period <d six mouths after the same or any t stailment the eof may become due, then at the op.ion of said Association the whole indebtedness evidenced by said nblia i tions a d securrd by said deed, including any taxes or insurance <lue or paid by said As -ocia | tion ou s lid proper v, shall at once become and be due and collectable, and said Association is by the terms of said deed specifically vested with full power and authority to advertise said proper y once a week tor four weeks, and sell the same to the highest bidder at public auction betore he Court house door ol f loyd County, forcash in h .nd, iu, bar of the equity of r demptiou, and to make to the purchaser or purchasees of said property good and sufficient ' fee simple titles thereto. An.i whereas said William Bridtord has made default for more than six months in the payment of said interest, tines, and monthly payments. Said Association, under the options atoresaid, now declares said pri cipal sum of $1,200, togetuer with the accumulated interests, tines anti premiumus, aggregating on the 3 >th. day of Jure 10'34, the sum of $1406.2", due ami payable immediately. And now in execution of the authority vested n said Association by said William Bradford, by virtue of the deed beniiiafi.re referred to, there will be sold on the first Tuesday in Au gust 1894, between the hunts of Ila m. and 12 o’clock m. in front i f the Co rt house d<>or of Floyd < ounty, at public auction to the big. Ost bidders, sot cash in hand, and in bar of the ' equity of redemption which is expressly waived and released, in said deed, the following R al Estate, deserilieil ia said deed, towit: That eer , tain lot or parcel of la d situatad in the city of Roms County of Floyd, State ot eergia, and particularly described as lots numbers one (1) and two 2) in the Rome Heal Estate Compa ny’s subdivision of the i-iftli Ward of the city of ’ Rome, said lota fronting fifty-one >1 feet each on Fort Avenue anti running back same width oßehuimredai.il fifty-eight feet to ar ailev. being the same propertv conveyed to William. Bradford by J. H. Allen ami others on the 11th. day of uctoiier 1890, by deed o. record in the Clerk’s office of Ftoy.d -ounty, in the .-ook I’. t’. page 656. Andthepioc eds of said sale will be applied as follows: First, to the expenses of sale; second, to discharge anl pay oft the amont due the said Southern Building & Loan .--sociation, i 'cluding principal interests, At torneys fees, tines, and unpaid i stallmeuts; amione-third,the residue if ar.y.willbepaidtothe said Will'um rtradtord, or his order. And inis is to give notice ot said Sale as by said deed provided. This June 22, 1891 Southern Building X Loan Association by McHenry Nunnally & ' eel, Attorneys. 4. Trustees Sale, Will be sold o-i the first Tuesday in August 1864 during ihe legal hours of sale, -he jiroper y hereinafter described. Whereas on the .entli ■I yof Deeemoer 1892, Lizzie A. Andrews of F.oyd county, Ga. did execute ami deliver 10 the Atlas Saving and Loan Association of Hamilton county, Tennessee, pari y of second p .rt her deed of conveyance to Ihe rollowing described lands and tenements situaren in Floyd county Giorgia lin which deed the Citizens Bank Jt Trust Co. 01 Chattanooga Tennessee was named as '.rus ee and title to said y vested ny said deed in said trustee) to wit: "Lot No. thirty-live (35) iu Bio- k ‘ fronting on Avenu "A" forty- hrec (43) feet and running back, of uniform wid li, two liunitred (200) feet in rhe City of Rome Georgia, beingaisirt of ori ginal laml’lo No, two hu..dred an i 1 flirty-seven (237) in 23rd. District and 3r .Section of said county and si ate.’’ Said Trust deed being ex - cuted to secure the payment of a note for $790 dated December 15th. 1892,.and given by Lizzie A. Andrews to the A-.las Saving and Loan Asso ciation. And said Lizzie A. Andrews having subscribed for llm e and one-half share of the Capital S eek of said Association of the value of seven hun dred dollars and the said Asso i .tion having ad vanced to Lizzie A. Andrews the sum of S7OO ou said Shares ami the said Lizzie A. Andrews in said note and deed ot trust having agreed to pay said Atla- Saving and Loan Association, eighty-seven and a half cents weekly insta imeut. of dues on said shares, ami twenty-two a da half cents weekly installments of premiums on said shares as provided by ( hart er and By-un.s of Baid Association: and eighty aud 49—52 cen's per week as interest at six per cent on said sum of $790. And in wh eh noteand Tru-,1 deed it wasex iiresslv stipula-ed on failure of Lizzie a. vnorew .0 pay said interest tines ard premiums as stipulate.i n said note and tri. t tieetl at op tion 01 said assoc’.a. ion said noie becomes due and payable: and said tiustee mightsell sa d property after having adv. rtt.-ed same for four weeks iu a newspaper published in Rome Geor gia. Now, therefore, said Lizzi > a. Andrews l aving failed to pa. either iiiieris-s, dues or premiums as coutrae-cT to be paid by her, for more than tour weeks and iu fact been iu default, in mak ing said payments for more than twelvemonths and said Association having declared said note due: lite Ci:izens Bank and Trust Company as the trustee aforesaid, by virtue of th.- power and autho.iiy ve-ted in it. as trus ce, will sell .0 the highest bidue., at the Co.irt botisa door in Rome Ga., for c«sh, on the lirs Tuesday in Au gust 1894, the before described land ami tene mjntg, aft»r duly advertising same in the Hi sTLEtt of 7b >. it: The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the pay mems in their oruer, as by s ti.i tmstdeed r quire 1, w’lii:. trust deed is recorded in Book-‘I .t. ’ol def<l3 page 506, i the office of Clerk of the S.tpe.mr c ur. of Flovd county Georgia. This July 19th. 1894. The • itizeus p. 1 k ’’’rust Co. Trustee. Ge... A. 11. H..>riS, Attorn.y for The Citizens Bank X Trits. Co.upa .y. NOTICE. Flovd Superior Court, March Term 1894. tn s . j Application to ad- C. A. Allen, V dopt an unknown S. V. Alien, ) child To any aud all pci concerned. You or either of you are hereby commanded to be and a> pear al Hie next term <>l Super ■ Court to be tjeid on th.-4th Monday in .-.epic- inber 1894 to show ca s<- it any you < a . Why ilie appli-’atlon in the above a.a eu cad - should not be granted and in default there 01 tue same will lie ..Uo>. ed witness the li.moral-- -• .m. Henry judge ol said court tin. 13th oa. of April 89». Win, E, Beysiegle, Clerk of Superior ’.uirr Flovd count Ga. Application lor Letters of Dis mii'siui, GEORGIA, Floyu Coi x rv : v--h.-rens Mrs. n„ r ( <,he , Guardian, of .Mamie Cohen, represents to the court in her i>or:r>on duly filed, that she had anministered .Mamin Coy hei. s estate. This is to cite all pi-rso.i . comiern ed, kindred and creditors, to sho.. cause, if am they can, vliy said Guardian should not be did charged fr< 111 her administation and r.-ceive le ters of Uisti ission on the first Monday in Vn.nist 1894. This July 4th. 1894. 7-4-30 d JOHN P. DA Vis! Ordinary Floyd County, Georllia Application for Letters o Dis uission. GEORGIA Floyd Countv Where; s John C. Printup Executive Henry) Pli.lt .p. epresents to the e mri 11 hid petiHfl duly fil< d. uui lie has ad t iuisterei’ . . ni\ s Frintup’s es-.v-o. Th sis cite all peisoni ■ I*” 1 ’ ’‘““""J 1 al, ‘‘ medi’nrs. to show ci.usi laiiy they c.-iii, why said P.xecu.or should not he di eh iru'C.l I-..nt hi. f x.-cutorship and re eicie le.tcrs o.'dismis.i.m mi the first Monday in Septemb -r 1894. 1 his June 4th 1894 J .... . vdhn P. Dav is, Ordinary Flcyd County,Georgia. Take Dr. M. A. THEDFORD'S LIVER MEDICINE. -'A / 1 >\ Ss. DYSPCPSIA If . \ sick on Indigestion XNeuvous- ff/l/OL’SNDSs\ Sourness of Stomach Appetite None Genuine Without The Likeness ..no Signature ofM.A.Theoforo on FrontOf Each Wrapper. M.A.Thedford Med,@. ♦ROM£ . G A . • • wirriTTi iwssiom cm DENTISTS | A. WlLLS—Dentist—2oßl-2 Broad stree over Cantrell and Owens store. ATTORNEYS JAMES H NEVlN—Attorney at Law Ollie Poverty H ill postoillc i coruor 3rd Avenue CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney at Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. R*fcECK & DENNY—Attorneys at law. Offic in Masonic Teiuble. Rome, Ga. WW. VANDIVER—Attorney and Cour seller at Law—Rome. Ga. WH. ENNIS—.Ino. W. STARLING—Enni> .t Starling. Attorneys at Law. Masonn Temple, Rome, Ga. feb23. WH. SMITH, Attornoy-at-Law. Office 0 Masonic Temuie Rome Georgia, " fe’>32tf WS. M HENRY. W. J. NUNNALLY, W J. NEAL—M’Hpnr,, NunnallvCt Neal- Attorneys-auatLaw, odice over Hai< > q idaiin Hardware Cm. Broad street, Rome. G DM. RA’ilSl K—Physician and Burgee Office at. residence 614 avenue A, Fount ‘ward. LP. HAMMOND -Physician and Burgeon Offers his j .ofessioual services to the pci pie of Ko re and surrounding countrj Office at Croncb anil Wataon's drug store, zo Broad street- n'l. W. D. HOY I’-Office at C. A. Treviti drugstore. • r i>. 331 Broad street Telephmi 110, resides >a. No. 21 DR. C. F. G1 f FIN— Physician and Surge 1 —Office n. f Masonic building. Residene* SOOitbav tue. H< WARD E. FKLTON—Phvsician aud sin geon -Office No. 6 Thirc Avenue, At office day and night. Telephone 62. Frank A- Wynn, Physi< ian and Surgon office at Tre'itt 24 Johns in drug store Telephone 13 Residence 496 Second Ave, Prompt a teutioa given all profession d call Road Citation, GEORGI A, Fl ov iif'orNTY : w hereas VV E. isniitli, etal., have petitioned the Board of < ommissioners of Roads and Rev enue of .-aid Countv, asking that these'tlement road now leadi g and running direct from Se ney, Georgia, and running directlv by what is t nown as Rodgel s old Barn Place and Henry Di 11:1 moiul’s dwelling house anti intersecting with the public .tail known as’the Pleasant Hope chinch road, at or near Drummonds school house, be made a second c ass public road, and the Rol.il ( on inissioneis of 1504 Dis trict G M• of said County having reportedthe proposed road to be of public utility. Now, this is to cite all persons having objections thereto <>r claims for damages arising therefrom, to make the same known to the Board of Commis smners at the next meeting to be held on the first Monday in August 1894. Witness the Hon John C. Foster Cliainnanof the Board, This July srh. 1894, d-3(Bd. Max Meyerhardt, Clerk. Only $6 00 by the E. T. V. & G. to Cumberland ot SV Simons and return. Tickets will be sold July 21st good to return July the 30th. For sleeping car reservations, tickets and etc, call ou or write to J J Farnsworth, T. C. Smith,’ DPA P &T A Atlanta Ga. Rome Ga. 742 9t NOTICE Vi ATER JCONSUHERS The first quarter ends Saturday June 30tL, I am Compelled by the city Ordiance to shut oft’ all in ar ■ real’s see Sextion 25 Water Oi’diance' Jas McGuire. Supt. BIDS WANTED Georgia, floyu Countv : The Board of Commission-rs of Roads and Kevenne of said couofy ask for sealed bids to scrape, print and adjust the three iron bridges beloi ging to the county, to wit, the bridge at thefoqtofSeco. il Avenue, the bridge at tin foot of Broad Btree., and the bridge over the GvSt&uaulariver on Fiiili Avenue, leading to 1 hq Fourth ward. Said bids to be in the Lit., r' oho e not latei than nine o’clock a. m.. on au gusl Gi !i, ; <94. a bond will be required from 1 lie succe-.-i ul bidd r for the faithful perform ance e; the vvm'K. The Board reserves the right to reject any ai-d all b'ds. Witness the Honorable John C. Foster, Chair man of the Board, this 51 h, day of June, 1894. T muz Meyerhardt, Clerk. June-7-30-d W-MLWI. .WI HOW’S THIS.’ We < fler Cue Hu udred Dollari 3 4fiw.;rd inr tiny case of CaUrrh that mnot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cur?. F. J CHENEY & CO. Props, i’oledo , O. , Wo the undersign© 3, have known I'• J. Cheney tor the last 15 years and believe h'in perfectly honerable in all busine s transactions and fi nancially able to carry out any obli gation- made by tiieiriirm. ;st A Fauax, Wholesale Druggist, Poled >, O. M ALDiNo, Kinnan A Marikin, Whole sale Druggists, Toleds, O. Hull’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon blood and muc >us surfaces of the system Prue, 75c. p r bottle. Sold by all Dra. gpfs. Testinuonia s trie. ti?iu.S" ak 1 sdvMUWtes to yournr men desir.-ii. L - ’* Course ar. . n wea.ts low. Free car fa*- to Rome. Circulars fr e HARMISON. Proetdeau \ .da. • ;xniin4lt “ 34 C n » ■: , 5 9 * y “ at .| L Vta JU y p i t. ~ *T’ir- . | ■ • ’ ~ •‘■"■-i -Ji. «. ;L4^ • ? And it will Keci) iou Coni f ..r L ti-ml ! \vb.'' a '‘yn fin'ov''’,.**'; : , r. ever you f- el ■ 640. bwlt*. .-|v ’''W. - dr.uk will du you 41103, ur*iik ' lt ’* u P e >9in. I HIKES’ I irxootbeer = A2sc. pkg. makiei.Vgallons, 8o!, le y " Ele .lamp for boutlfol ylclur. c .rd.l . Ulina. E. KireaCo., lTilln.l.l UtaHNta M Hm t >ta.| W1H . U1U , uu ,,,,, , , l What Nerve Berrie, ha X!j® nefor otheh x^‘'^. the y w 'ii d 0 1 for you. IST DAY. VIGOR J IV! E Easily, Quick!/ and Permanently Resteoed. A positive cure for all Wot ~ Debility, an.l nil their t?ain <d yiV"””” 1 * from ee.riy errors niffi inter e us overwork, airk IC M w-o-rv .’‘b r u ami gives tone and slri-n --g»ns. Ntopn ...i„ a . oral |.,„ fiaklMMioiK C.iusod bv ..1 * " cessive use of kibaico i. vi ' or ’ ■’« which lead to von.milpt‘o.^“, 1( t‘ h, ll ’ l "* I’heir use shows ininifdmt*. ~., ; , ' '"emu, no lufttat.... I ns,st' Swerve Bernes, >‘m. t T r pocket. Price. .-I.m p.- 1 rr .vi, t.eatmor:i.<,.io.<j ta .,.. !U1(1 _ I,s n fi( -f not kept by y„ ll; - .1“ -Ls bj mail, upon of’ nriei* in n? e ’ p;'i. Pamphlet fr.... '.t.Mr!?, j " ! aln "sip, A XKBK AN 31EMHC AE For sale by Crcuch&l Co. I GROCERIES AT COSTI As we are going to| move soon. I We offer our entire! stock at cost, you canl buy anything. We havl at wholesale priceswl mean to seli you if yoJ want to buy. We thinll that we bought oul goods as cheap as the! same kind ot goods] can be bought by anjl one. So come to see] and save ycurseM money. | Veryßespt. | Morris & Brol Opposite Central Hotel, ■ All persons indebted to Dr. CH F. Griffin are requested to call at their earliest convenience aiifl make a settlement, an he expect® to be absent for the greater partcß ibe summer recuperating hfl heal tli. 7-3 d. ts. ■ IO RENT:—?* liverioiu eottj with clothes pusses, wash roomM® all conveiiii nees.Ai<’st central ahiiiiO sireable locution. Vv ill take board 1® part for rent if satibfactory. Addrt® 7-8 Gt F. E . A., Rome Ga. ■ Sometime ago I was Iroaldeu an attack of rheumatism- us ® Chamberlain's I’ain Balin ard coiijph fely cured. I l’< ave Biace v:.'(-<i many of my fri. nds and filers to try the remedy and ab -!*•■ highiiy of it. Simon Gidubnuui, Ltiis Key j Cal. For sale by Low™ Bros. Druggist. H I have two little guind childj who are teething ail this no S "B mer weather ami m e 11,1111 JM uowcl complaint, i m' 1 ’ ! -' j ' berlaiu’s Colic, Cholera rhoea Remedy and it acs charm. 1 earnest!) roconiem children with bo-vel myeell taken ui.h a '' l! '- :l ' bloody flux, wth mwim :l1 " t l ' , ■ my stomach, one-H ’ l,l ''y^ 1 , ' l ' this remedy cured 1. K f v-fuui hours 1 was mJ l ’ l J .imngniy house wurk.--;' , ' s '/■ Tent. For sale b> la wei; L'/uggisi. notice. M To all whom it mav eonef"; W is to notify you tlmt I <■ ‘' c sold out. my grocer. :im-< unts oh my book ; “ 1 k-a.e call at< nee and s. i;p 5V L. Swaim 11 ‘IM bv August sth -1! ‘i’ ’ ‘ 'J' ♦ ♦ ♦ “Warter’s made” is the production Rome Cigar l-a c « For sale by Rl ■ W | Try one.