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FOUR YEARS AGO
A Murder was Committed Which is
Now Beina Solved-
Meridian, Miss , October 28. — ;
John Watts, who ;w:is several
months since arrested in Co orado
and brought to Newton county on
a charge of the brutal murderjof
Professor Vance four years ago,
which occurred at the county
schoolhouse in the presence of the
pupils, was tried at |l)ecatur, the
county seat, last week and the jury
r turned Saturday night a verdict
for acquittal. Watts is well con
mcted in this co nmunity and the
best legal talent in tT s’a e was
employed in his defense.
Breckinridge Speaks.
Lexington, Ky ~ Oct. 23. — Al
Winchester today Colonel W C. P
Breckinridge spoke to severa
thousand people. The colonel spoke
in favor of the democratic nom
inees for county and district ofii
ces Wiuch»ater is iu the tenth
congressional district, in which
Judge William Buckuer aud Joe
Kendall are the short and long
term candi bates. The colonel’s
reception signifies that he will
prove a dangerous factor in the
■ race for United States senator.
The Deal was Stopped.
Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 2L—The su
preme court oi this state today halt
ed the Standard Oil Company ij its
process of absorbing the independent
il rfi i ifid4 in h’u country. A deal
has been made to buy out the Pr< .
ducers and Refiners' Oil Compan--.
John J. Carter, oi Franklin, Pa. b
stockholder, objected and secured an
injunction m the Vena t o county
courts, by which the deal was stop
ped. Today the supreme court wit •:
out d.s ussing the question invo'ved
made the injunction permanent.
The Populists Endorsed.
F’dtigl ,N. C , October 23 Wal
ter A. Montgomery, tho new nomi
nee of the fusionists for associate jus
tice, was today notified that the re
publicans hud agreed to hia nomina
tion, which the populists had sc earn
estly VI mtgj nary’ informs
yonrorr p idem this evening tha 1
e accept 1 . Un is aware o
be fact aud dotsnot disguise ?,‘hat
o si>me extent Lis position will
jure the democratic organization.
Has Gone to Canada.
Springfield, 0., October 22.
Ex-Police Judge Charles E. Mor
ris, a prominent attorney of this
city, a forger aud defaulter to the
extent of $20,C00, has left tl e
country, it is supposed for Cara
da. The Citizens’ Building and
Loan Association, of which he was
the attorney and a number of es
tates that he represented, are tl e
losers.
■ Women ■
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B and nervousness many B
II men suffer also--Mrs. Villa B
fl H. Mapp,White Plains, Ga. B
9 was broken down in health B
9 when she began talcing *
I Brown’s ■
I Iron Bitters I
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fl (June 29,1894.) she wi :ms: to
fl ‘‘About 9or 10 years ago fiSB
fl I was broken down in health m
fl and suffered from extreme fl
nervousness, and severe H
fl neuralgic pains afflicted dis- fl
fl ferent parts of my body— fl
B sometimes the dreadful pain ffi
fl would be in my eyes and fl
fl head, sometimes in my hand fl
fl and often iu my shoulders fl
fl and neck. I took many fl
remedies, but found none 9
fl like Brown’s Iron Bitters. I fl
sE have used a few bottles fl
Sv every year since. I often ®
fl praise it to others.”
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Red lines on wrapper.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. SALTO.. MO JB
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THE HUSTLER OF ROME,TUESDAY OCTOBER 23 1894,
OLNETS OPINION
He Hands it down in Regard to
• Floyd County Bonds.
THEY WILL NOT CONFLICT
With the Banking Laws of the
United States—but Carlisle
thinksthat they will cer
tainly be Subject to
Taxation.
Wsphingtou October 22 Secre
tary Carlisle today made public the
decision of the aitorney general on a
question which has excited much cii.
cushion as to whether counties have
the rip h to issue interest *bea: iig
bonds of small dene mination for gen
eral circulation, Attorney Genera,
Olney eajs:
•I have yours of the 17th instant
which you requeit my opinion on the
qu stion whether the issue of interest
b'.ering bonds by the county com.
misrioners ot Floyd county, Ga. .will
be in conflict wti the banking law
of the United States. Yue rclose the
e piniop of the solicitor to the effect
that such s J'* made will not con
flict with the banking laws pf the
United State*, and for the reasotin
y the solicitor,! concur in that
conc'usior,
“As to the question whether such
bonds, if issued, will be subject to
trXAtion under sections 19 and 20
of the act of Febuary 18, 1875,d0es
not arise upon any fact now exis -
iug and is one upon which my
opinion is not asked. I express no
opinion regarding it.’’
, This decision does not pas * upon
the question whether such bonds
if issued, will be sul ject to
the 10 percent tax on currency. It
is u iderstood however, that Secreta
ry Carlisle holds that they will be
subject to taxation in like manner as
the issues of state banks and that
i i|;his opinion he has the support of
the la»v officers of the government.
BACK AT THE OLD STAND.
We have opened at the old stand
of W. H. Edmondson A Co., on
Broad st., with W. H. Edmondson
as manager of the business. Our
goods are fresh and nice, and we
are going to sell them very cheap
for cash.
Send your child or servant to us,
aud they will be treated as well as
f you came yourself (but don’t
forget to send the cash.) If you
want to buy groceries at retail
wholesale prices come- to see us.
We want all of W. H. Edmon
sons & Cos old customers and a
gTeat many new ones, so come and
do your self good and please us.
Respectfully.
Edmondson Grocery Co.
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zTCTtrf tion, Fit*, mm-
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% V. wJV’ N -nrslgin oim! Wai.
LmiMFt*. ft >■ - J fulnsss.csurwdbywr
co«»lv«u»ieorQpi.ui
W Tobacco and Ale.
hoi; Mental irepre
•BCFOFE ~ AFTER- ,ion, •ofteninp<
-te Brnin, cnntiintrmiMry, Insanity and Death
rurrene*., IrapnteDcy, Lo«* Power in either •«
a rtwatur» Old A(«, Involuntary Lower, cauae
by over-indu!g-nco, over-exertion of the Brain an
•Srrors of Youth. It rive* to Waak Organa their
Njrtural Vigor and doubles the joys of life; euro
liuoorrhoa and Fema’e Wenkness. 1 month's treat
runt, in plain packrge. by mall, to any addrow, tl
tier box. 0 boxen *5. With every 16 order we give *
Writton Guarantee to cure or refund the money
Circulate tree. Oan* itee issued only by our e>
vhulve agent.
Western &
Atlantic,
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N.» C. & ST.. L. RAILWAYS
—TO —
Chicago
.Louisville
Cincinnatti
St. Lous
Kasas City
Al emphis
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The West
Quick time and Vestibuled trains carrying
Pullman Sleeping cars. For any information
call on or write to
J A SMITH
General Agent,.Rome Ga.
J L EDMONSON
Traveling Fast. Act. Chattanooga Tenn.
JOS. BROWN.
Trade Manager Atlanta, Ga.
C B HARMAN
General rasa agt AGA ata Ga.
A SAW MILL
Burned near Adairsville on Friday
Night.
“OUR JOHN SPEAKS’’
To a large Appreciative Audi
ence. All the news from a
Plucky Little city, now
hoi dry Parched and
dusty.
Adairsville. Ga., Oct 23
dry and dusty. Thermometer at
90. A great scarcety of water,
some wells dry and others low. The
creeks are lower than they have
been for years.
Mr Thos. Hilburn lost his saw
mill by fire on last Friday night,
with ten thousand feet of lumber.
A new beef market in town.
A great deal es cotton is being
brought to town.
Hon. J. W. Maddox delivered a
fine speech to a large crowd here
last Monday, which did much good.
Mr. John R. Gibbons, of Her
mitage, was in our little city last
Monday,
Rev. Mr. Tafuui Hfiiut.w Flai,
is here, the guest of frietid<L
Misses Pinson and Reynold
your country visited relatives and
friends here the first of the week.
Mrs. Brock of Folsom has been
spending several days with rela
tives here.
Miss. Minnie Dyar is spending
some days with her baother’s fami
ly in Calhoun.
Mr. Wm. L. Lecoitte is visiting
his sister in Macon.
Mr. and Mr.. Larence Luther
spent last Sunday near Cassville
v. i.h relatives.
Mr. Neb LeCoute is at home
n w.
Mr. B. E. Lewis went to Car
tersville one day last week.
PLUCKY ANNIE.
Making Slow Progess, but she
Expects to get There.
Toledo, Ohio., Oct. 23—Miss.
Annie Londonderry, of Boston,
v ho left Chicsgo on September 24
with only three cents in her puree
to make a tour of the globe ou a
bicycle, arrived here this morning,
just 27 days out. Her trip to far
has been, without incident.
She had not iutended to touch
at this point, but the bad roads
compelled to take a more
northerly rout* than the. one she
had mapped out. Miss London- '
derry experts to reach New York !
on time to take a steamer leaving
on November 15 for France. Her |
calculations are that she will ar
rive in San Francisco from the
Orient about the middle of next
May.
IS IT TRUE?
A Rumor to The Effect That The
Rome Railroad Has Been Sold.
This afternoon it was reported
on the street that the entire pro] -
erty of the Rome Railroad had
been sold to the W. & A R, R.
Mr, Nick Ayer was seen by a re
porter, bus said he knew nothing
of it, and that if the road had been I
or would be sold any time soon it i
was news to him. Mr, Ayer did
not have much to say about it, but |
it is supposed that there are mwf
grounds for the report,
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CDEC MME. A. RUPPERT’S
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MME. A. RUPPERT
Bays: "I appreciate the fact
J-VKiCu' ’-jvh. taat there are ninny thou
aandsof 1 ad lea In t he Uniiod
TMLgLjMEg® State#that would like! >try
It ~my World-Jtenow..ed Fai r
Bi.each: but have bo n
kept from doing so o»> no
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W*' an opportunity, swill give
to every caller Jfcailutelj
, free, a aan.oia and
<1 zy XX- vlnorder toaupplv BWKp out
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world. Iwillaend ttaafaly packedin plain wrapper
all charges prepaid, for 25 centa, Bilverorstamp.’"
In every case es freeklea, pimples, ninth, an|.
owneaa, black heads, acne,ectema, oillnesH. rough
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■nd wrinkles (not caused by facial expression)
Fam Bi.sacH removes absolutely. It does not
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