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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1895)
11l IPS JIISK'B JULY, 1895 Gcor ii. I’Uh I<• inn : Mill lw «-•'<! In lon t|;»* ( curl hoi ><• <l«»ov i tho envoi I: -in*, Ihod county, Ga betwean t• > -legal ib.i.r* <.l s tl.- ou th? Ist Tliesilay . July 18 6. The following <m*m riLt d property to wit: Oie f tttn dnghi a bod? ing of wlole lota Nor, (3<(») tbne hundred and six, three hundred aid Hunt :h< [386 and i hire hundred and forty nix (3 6 < n Wot side of Etowah nr er and all oi lot ( Oft) three hundred ai«d five on We.nt >i<k ot L owab tiv< r. ahoa:l < f lots [3071 three hiu dicd ai d sevin, [..”41 >hr. e hundred and •bn -four, and [.' 47]tbiec hunditd and for ty-a, ven ok iht 1 ant Bide ol Ayers Ferry roa< ell n Twt ny third District and Third Section of Floyd County, Georgia, also lots two hun <lr« d and fifty three [263] and two hundred and seventeen [2171 and < ighty acres on East aide oi lot two hundied and fifty-two (2.<2) and forty ren bin Northeast corner of Jot two ht nd red and fifty ore [2ftl]andall *f l«f two hundred and eighty-eight [2BB] on IVeat side of Spring ci* < k said farm aggiepat ing one thousand acres !• the Tw< my thiid at d Twenty second Distric of Floyd county. Geojgia, formerly known as the Tom Ayer place Levied on by virtue of ali fa issued from the Floyd Superior court in la v"T of Georgia Loan and Tiuat Company vs. I. C. Ayer, as Administrator estate H. <’ Ayer de. ceased, lx? ted on as the property us T. c. Ayci as administrator of the Estate of H. C. Aytr, de cea-ed. Also at the same time and ] aAe, South half ot city lot of land number forty five lu Etowah di vision of the city of Rome Floyd County. Geor gia. from ing on Fifth ».venue sixty-six feet and. runii'ng back one hundred and thirty-two feet to the Northwest where L. J. Wagner now re sides, known a* the Armstrong property,bough 1 y him from .Mary H. Armstrong. Levied on b virtue of a Justice Court fi fa issued from the 919 District G. VI. in favor of .Jake C. Moore vs L. J. Wagner, a tl e property of the defei dant Also at the same time and placo, all that trac’ or parct 1 of land, situated, lying and being ir the 24th District, and 3rd - ect on of said coun ty and being the Northwest quarter of land lot No (69) sixty nine saving and reserving titre 1 ’ acres thereof heretofore deeded by Thos. I*. Ev erett for church and school purposes,containing thirty -*even acres more or less. Levied on by virtue f a Justice court fi fa issued from tin 919 District G. m. in favor of J. c Moore vs. T. P. Everett as the piopcrty of the defendant Also at the same time ami place, one and on< half (1 1-2) acres more or less of a lot in Fourth Want of ihe city of Rome Georgia, beginning at the East corner of John D. Moore’s lot on Center s reet, thence Northerly two hundrei and forty (240) feet more or less, to the line ol said Moore’s home lot, thence with said line Easterly two hundred and t* igh y feet, more or less, to the Dostanaida river, thence wi h said river two hundred and forty feet, more or loss, to center street, thence with center Street two hundred and ninty-hve feet more or less to the beginning point. Also one lot with improve incuts on avenue A. in Fourth Ward of city o. Rome Ga., about one hundred feet front an about two hundred feet back, adjoining vacan lot of Joe Watterson South and J. n. Sullivai lot on the North, containing about 1-2 acre, th p’ace w hen* Fletcher Smith resides. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Superi orcourt in favor of Chas. S, Gibbons and Rohl A. Gibbons, Adms. of Robt. A. Gibbons \s Franklin Pen e, as the property of the Defend ent. Also at the same time and place, part of lot No. 326 in the 23rd District and 3rd, St c ion i e ginning at a stake on the original land line o! said lot, the same being Nathan J. W. White head's Nor 1 beast corner, thence East with said land line2o9 f e to a stake, thence West 418 feet to a s ake, thence North 230 feet to the c« n. ter of the Ayers 61 ill road and thence with tin center of said road to Richard Whiteheads Southwest corm r, thci <e w ith Richard White heads line North 140 feet to a stake, thei ce East 317 fee*, io th beginning. Levied o by virtue ol a fi fa issued from the Floyd Superi or Court in favor of Em.is and Starhug Vs. Lucy long as the propt rty of the Defendant. A Iso at the same time and place. Nine acres of lot No. 86 in the 24th District and 3rd tec tion of Floyd County, Geoigia. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Floyd Jasti e Court of the 949 District G M. Floyd County , in favor of W. M. Gamino*. & Co. vs, G. W. Fleet wood, as the ) ropqrty of the Deft. Also at the lame time and place, Lot of land number(lo) Ten in the 22nd District and 3rd Section of Flojd County, Q« orgia, containing !»•(> acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Floyd Just : ce Court of the District u m, in favor of Harvy Washington vs, R,B. Epperson, Mrs. M E. Eppersyn, as the pr« perty of the Defendant. Also at the same tine and place, all that tiact or | arcel of land situated, lying and being in ’he city ol Rowe, F oyd county and State of oeoigia, in the Coosa Division of said City; fronting on H< ward street, now Second avenue, one hundred ieet more or less, and extending lack with the fencehms of taid lot two hun (bed and eighty four feet, more or less: being a partof city lot No. ,in block cr squa.e lying between Alpine street on the Northwest ami Cherokee street on the Southeast, and said lot beh gb< u ided by the Dr Hillyer place on the NoiiLwest and tl e Haignne placeonthc South east with si ch rights and privileges in any. wise appertaining to an al ey way between said lot ; nd ti e Hai grove pro) erty as heretofore ex isted. The same being the place whereon the uefewdant now resides. Levied on by virtue of a 11 fa issued f om the Floyd city Court in favor of JA. Gabonry vs, J, King, Enduiser, as the property of the Defendant, Also at ibe same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the city of Rome, Flovd county, and State ot Georgia, in the Coosi Division of said city front ing on Howard stieet, now Second Avefiue,one hundred feet, more or less and extending back wiih the fence lines of said lot. two hundr d ami eighty-four feet, more or less; being a part of i y lot No ,in block or square lying be tween Alpine street, on the Northwest and < herokee street on the South as% and said lot being now bounded by the Dr. Hilly i place on the >orthwest and the Hargrove place on the Southeast. With Bu< h rights and privileges in anywise appertaining to an alley Way between said lot and the Hargrove property as hereto fore existed. The same being the place where on the defend .nt now resales. Levied on by virtue of afi fa issued fr<m the Floyd City court in favor of (’row Bros, vs, J King, as the proper ty of the Dolt. Also at the same time and place, lot number eight (8) in the T<.wn or survey of Cotbrans bo o. fmntin.. on Bro id or Vain street sixty-six feet and tunning ba« k two hundred fpet (200) with the improvements t! ereon, b. ing the place wh< re Ihe defendant now resii'cs. Levied on by virtue f Three tax fi fas m favor of John J Black, r C.'s. Wi j tin R, Reese, for State and County taxe ( as the projierty of the defend ant. Also at th 1 same lime and place, *all that tract or parcel ol land situated, lying and being in’hi? Town of Sem y. in the Twenty-second District and 'J hi rd Section of Floyd county, Georgia, li b. ing part < f |.»t number one hun. <!red ar.d sixty tl.rc , • in said District aril ' Section. Commencing at ’he Fas; by J w Abrams, and nr nit g w <itnh sixtv feet, them-p Met hny fret. N<nh sixty feel timer I I forty feet boh drd < n ’hr No-th ide i\ ih ta-t Ip. msM*-. a ,,3 !<4 j on ’h'-Lastb-. .» W. Al. .m -ou Tim ..-ith l.< ' JJ' ■ • -'I a«*fi J i bran son th*- w tb; I . r., I V and J T Abrams. AT.km a |„t Mxiy bv-txrty feet with oi? fc store hoire on it. !w< nV by fit V fret Levied on bv virtue of a j tax fi fa m favor of John J Iback T c vs. li. < B. Holde: Agent Bynum C’dton Co. for S’ate i ’’dUdy Taxes, a- 11,- proper’ vof<; R. ! A vt tl,». -a • c Hum dn rj place. Lot of la» d o ' , ‘ ‘- :ni ’birivcigrr in the i.«an<d M>r?n k .me, . < V «| x r rJ“; ’ "■.> r<-„ I.u-;. Loi.„ I .■/'r' ’ll I Road ( i'ation t orgia, ♦ o» <1 < oi.nty: Mln reas. w. J Mae-, e‘al. have |»etitioned he Board ot Ct mmr sioners of Roadn.and Kvv uue of raid • ounty lor a , üblic toad comment:- ii. Rat or nur b'eSpri R of D. W. Haruettand nnulng No. thwe.t through 'ho laud of aaid Itarnvtt on through the plane of H. li. Tarks .ndon to the top of the hill, thence down th rough the HantlHon place conn, ct ing with he private road on said plac-, thence West, to. die Cave Spring toad at the reaidence on eaid Hau llto- p'ace. Now .bitt is ,o cite all persona having objec tion* thereto or claims lor damages arising hereltoni o make the same known at the neat meeting of sai l Hoad, to be held on the first vlomlay in July, 1896. Witness the Hon John C. Foster, Chairman of the Board, this June 4. 1995. Max Meyerhardt, (lerk. Letters of Administration. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concorn: Henry Ellison having in proper term applied to me for perma ,ent letters of adminis. ration on the estate of leen K. Ellison. l»te of said county. This is ociie all and singular the creditors and next f kin of He'en E. Ellison to be and appear at ny office within the time Hewed by Uw an.l .how cause, if any they can. why permanent ultuinist ration should not lx granted to J . Bam Veal or some other fit snd pioper person on Helen E. Ellison’s estate. Witness my hand ml official (Signature this 3rd. day of June IW6. John I*. Davis, Ordinary Floyd contrty, Citation -Leave to Sell. Georgia, Floyd County: ’loall whom it may concern: B. I. Hughes Administrator of T. F. Howell deceased, has in hie form applied to the undersigned for leave o sell the lands belonging to the estate of said leeease ~ and said application will be heard on he first Monday in July next. This 3rd day of June 1395. Johu P, Davis, Ordit ary. Year’s Support. ' ieorgla, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby i ven, t hat the appraisers appointeu to set apart and assign a year’s support to Mary Elizabeth Shelton, the widow of F. M Shelton, deceased, nave tiled their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, the same will be made he judgment of the Court at the July term, 1895, of the Court ot Ordinary. This Juno 4th 1895. John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. Administrator’s Sale, Georgia, Floyd County: Pursuant t« an order of the court of Ordina ry ot said county, there will be sold before the court house door, in the city of Rome, said state and county, on the first Tuesday in July, ,69ft, between the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described projierty to-wit: That tract >r parcel of land, known as Land Lot No. (306) three hundred and eight, in the (ft) fifth Dis rict and (4) fourth section of Floyd C°unty, ■ ioorgia, containing (160) one hundred and sixty aerrs, more or less. Sold as the property of Jessie F. Ayer, deceased. Terms of sale cash. This June 4th. 1895. C. W. Underwood Adm’r Eftt. Jesse P, Ajer, deceased. Administrator’s Sale. Agreeably to an order of the court of Otdi nary Floyd County, will lie sold at auction at the court house door of said ounty on the first Tue«uay in July next, within the lega h urs of sale, the following property to-wit- W hole lot of land No, 225, and the Nort i half of lot No. 244, both in the Fourth District and Fourth section of pioyd County, Georgia. Also at the same time a id place, the remain der interest in the following described lands life estate in said lands having been set apart as dower to Elizabeth Turner, widow of George Wi Turner deceased) towit: All of the South halfoflotNo 244 which lies Norihrast of the river road, and all ot lot No. 245 lying North of the river road, all lying and b ing in the Fourth District and Fourth Section of Floyd county Georgia. Sold as the property of George W. Turner, deceased. Terms cash. This June sth, 1895, J. D. Turner, As Adm’r Est Geo W* Turner Dec’d. Citation-Leave to Sell, Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it mty concern: W H. (nnls Administrator De Bonis non of H. M. Camp, de ceased has in due form applied to the under , signed for leave to sell the lands belonging t** the estate of said deceased, and said applicatlo will be heard on the first Monday in July neit. This 3rd day of June, 1895. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Application for Letters ot Dismission, Georgia, Floyd County: W ’ereas S. D. Camp, Administrator of H. M Camp, dec’d. represents to the court bi hi. pe tition duly Hied, that he has a’imi.lstered H M Camp's estate todate and has fifty settled with his Successor. This is to cite all persons con earned, kindred and creditor*, to .how canse, if any therein, why said adm.nistiator should not be discharged ftom his administration and receive let ers of dismission on the first Monday in September 1893. This June 3rd, 1895. Johu P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. C itation--Leave to Sell. 'eorgia, Floyd County. To all whom it may concern; Felix Corpu* Adminis rator of Sarah O Hylield deceased Personalty, chattels, mortgage*, chases in ac tion etc his indue for n applied to the under signed for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, an I said applica Hon will he heard mi the first Monday in July next. This 3rd. day of June, 1895. John P. Davis Ordinary. Letters of Administration Georgia, Floyd County: To all wfiom it may concern: w H. Enui* I a ing in proper form applied to me for per manent letter, of administration on the estate of C L. Bilker, 1 te of .aid county. Thiels t cite all and ■ i icular Hi» creditor, and next < f kin ■ f e L Harker to bo and appear at my of flee within the time allowed by law and ehm> cause, if anytlieyr n. why permanent adminis tration shou’d not be granted to W. H. Ennis Co. Adip’r on C. L Barker's estate, witness mv hand and official sigmp pre this 3rd dgy ( >f June. I(JS. Join* P. Davis, Ordjflap- IfUfl'il County ——' Hupd's Fi|ih }[!§ op.u s , .i^i'ii' 1 i. ii. I.- Mdismlhn, t .1 I *; i . J * * THE HU3h.ER OF ROME Fn:PAYJUNE7 1895 POOR BERSFORD (co TIXC’EDFROM FIRST PAGE) longer, «he will b> able to get n di vorce in Puutifiylvi’Uia that will b« valid and binding elsewhere. WANTED IN CAXIDA r Mr. King tells of Leacelles’e ex perience in St. Johna, Canada, where he posed as a Young Me 8 Christian Association, young tnnn and swindling the manager of - hank out of a large sum ot money and an other gentleman, whose name is not given, out oi several hundred dollars. H* saye Las-elles is vry much w-i t d bj the police at St. Johns. Lacelies haa always claimed that his wife was at heart on his side. lut that she was being it fluent d by relatives who wanted him oi t of the way when the division of the property came. He is particu larly bitter toward hia brother-in law, who, he claims ha? inspired all this opposition to him. The governor will probably 7 reach this case, among others, within the next few days. Os course nobody can tell what will be done with it, but it looks as if, shou’d he be pardoned, there will be a de cided demamd for the young man in other states. LAWNRARTY For The Benefit of 2nd Methodist Church-Tonight. The Epworth League of 2od Methodist church will give a Lawn Party, the vacant lot at the term - ous of the car line adjacent the residence of S. D. Camp on 5 h Ave, in the 4:h ' v ard thia even ing at 8 o’clock. Ice cream, sb’’ - bert limonade, cake etc, will be served by young ladies. The pro ceeds are to be used in the m >teri a! improvement of the church. Everybody invited to be prese , the 4th Ward car will carry u directly to the grounds and evu-y indeavor will be brought forward to make those who atteued hav en enjoyable time. Children Day. Childrens day will be observed by the Sunday school at Wesley’s Chapel on the Cedartown road and the C. R. & C. R. R , twelve miles from Rome and | of a mile from Ca well’s Station, o i next Sunday. An interesting i rogramme has been prepared and dinner will le had on the grounds. The mornit g C. R. &C. train which leaves Rome at 10:20 o’clock will carry those who desire to attend from Rome, within |of a mile of the grounds. Everybody invited. NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR TEACHERS LICENSE. The State School Commissioner has appointed Saturday June 22nd for the next Genera! Examination of applicants for Teachers License. Only one day will be allowed for the examination and it will be greatly to the interest of all appli cants to coma at an early hour. The examinations will be held in the Court Rooms; and will begin at 8 o’clock a. m. W. M. Bridges, C. S. C. Rome, Ga., June 7th 1805. Lebel for Divorce. State of Georgia, Fiord ounty. To the Defendant.: it. S Smith Mary J. Smith j Libed for divorce No. 24 vs. J Vioyd Superior Court Janu ry H. S. Smith ) Term 1895 , The Defendant Is hereby required personally or by Attorney to be and appear at the next 8u pertor Court to be held In and for said county on the 2nd, Monday In July next, then and there to answer the Plaintiff’s Libel for Divorce as in ut? fan It thereof said c.iurt will proceed aa to iuat lee shall appertain. Witness the Honorable w«T. Turnbull. Judt; of atd court. thU 18 day of of Feby. i»vs. -■ iuv’w k. Ll.. . J U , Letters of Administration. Georgia, Floyd County; To all whom it may concern: J. H. 8. Holmes Having in proper form applied to me for |er manent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. K. A. Chapman, late of salil county de ceased. This is to cite all ami singular the creditors and next of kin of Mrs. E A chapman to twami appear at my office within the time al lowed by law and show cause, if any they van why |>eni>aneiit adiainistraiion should Lot b to 'y R* Kimis, county Adm’r or aom other fit and pro|ier person on.xn E A Chan man's estate, M i ness my hand and official sig mature this 6th day of May IBi»ft. John P. Dads Oidiraij F'oyd county, ■ AppLiation for Letters of Dus mission. Georgia Floyd county t Whereas Samuel Pyle. xdmtniaHator. of jno r. Lhndrum, represpute to the court in his peti Hon |l|;ly tiled, that tie has aJmlnister <1 said es fate, This Is to clip all pe- B qna concerned kiniJFpi) afld creditor,, to show cause. 11 gpy (hey pan, g-sty said administrator should no’ be hi ? ffijminiatratigir and reccire eMrs of dlrmlssKm oa the M-ndav 'in F* S : W Ptyt ’ s " s > jfttw v. ELECTRIC CUR COUKnN Glanc2--Through Perhaps there is a Passenger you Know. , —- i The Mikado. t The Mikado. t The Mikado. ( The Mikado. The Mikado. The Mikado, at Nevin’s The Mikado, at Nevin’s The Mikado, at Nevin’s The Mikado, at Nevin’s The Mikado, at Nevin’s The Mikado at Nevin’s tonight The Mikado at Nevin’s tonight The Mikado at Nevin s toniuht The Mikado at Nevin’s tonight The Mikado at Nevin’s tonight South Georgia peaches are coni ng into market. Mr. Chas. F. Beysiegelspent the day at ArmunAee. F. G. Govan, the young attorney is in Atlanta on legal business. R. J. Ragan received a consign ment yesterday which were sold on arrival. Rev. and Mrs. John W. Bale of Cedartown, are visiting in the city for a few days. Judge Edmonson, of Summer ville, was in the city yesterday af ternoon. “Orange Blossom” is a painless cure for all diseases peculiar to women. Sold fresh at City Drug gists. We will pay 30 cents for a Hus tler of Rome of April 6th. Bring to the business office. Rev. John W. Ba'e is one of our most zealons, wide awake. young preach rs.— Wesleyan Chris tian Advocate. You are cordial y invited to call and inspect our newly arrived stock of Bicycle and Base-ball shoes. W. H. Coker & Co; Miss Lilly Cheney, of East Point is the guest of her cousin, Miss Daisy Cheney of East Rome. I am representing two companies who, will loan money ou good Tea estate securing, on long time and at reasonable rates. M. F. Govan 5-31-tf.l7 Broad .Street Handsome At. Kirby, formally one of the most popular boys in this city is here for a few days on a visit. If you want a neat clean article at a low price step in the Ba zaar. Mrs. Cornelius Terhume has re turned to her pretty East Rome home, after a pleasant visit to At lanta relatives. Col. J. B. Conyers, who fora day or so has been the guest of his broteer-in-law, Capt. W. H. Steele, returned to his home in Carters ville this mroning. We have just recieved a large as sortment of Base-ball and Bicycle shoes. Call and inspect. • W. H. Coker & Co. Mrs. T. W. Alexander, after at tending the commencement exer cises of the State Normal and In dustrial college at Milledgeville re turned to the city last night. Telephone Subscribers please add to your lists, No. 141 Dr. D. H. Rnmsanrs Res. No. 40-B-S. D. Camps. 32. Fred Hanson, plumb er and Tinner. A large consignment of fresh Pine Apples to be sold cheap and quick at Lloyd’s Fair-One “Pine” will digest 3 pounds of meat. Dr. M. N. Mixon, the popular young dentist, left todav for In dian Springs where he will attend the State Dental society, of which organization he is a prominent member Dr. Mixon will, while ab sejit, visit his boyhood home at Palmetto. IViale JJe’p Wantfd. WANTED men w!v» will work for $75,00 month salary or larpe commission, selling goods by »ampiß tn dealers, experienre unnecessary. Wtlte us we will exnlain. For sealed* particu ars send stamp. HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTY co., 81,Cincin nati, IEUCfRIC TELEPHONE Bold outright, no rent, n i royalty. Adapt*, to City, VillagH or Country Ne6<le<l in ever? potna, afiop, atore and office Greatest cooveo- Unc«< and beat qol;ar on eurth Aeenu ninlu. fhom td to ftfrO pet dar. iu n regitluaoe mantis a sale to ail th* I , atewhUon, Fiat; pc wq;lm ej«y niff®AA he put tip oqa ' t -WA M lU i-ie<-. !• i ’ a inphj’y ?<-,*••». Writ** ? KLOSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS It was a novel departure one day recmtly when Justice Lem Early, o ’ North Carolina district, sent out and by the strong arm of the law, held up a Rome & Deeature pas senger train, and ordered conduc tor, engineer, fireman and brake man to court, leaving the passen gers in possession of the deserted train. It seems that an R. <fc D. train had struck a “Jersy” cow, the property of a Mr. Asa Avery and slewd her, and Mr. A vary had sued the Southern Railway Co , for her value etal. * * * The road made a kick about the pedigrees of the creamery and Col. C W. Underwood, the road's At torney went down to defend. The train was held up by the law but while it remained in the old field, md the employees went to court, the plaintant managed to get caught on a jury and went out with the jury, which hung and hung un til the train crew had to leave to bring tbe train with its passengers on to the city. Then the jury promptly un-hung and made and returned a verdict. « *** Vol. James Spullock represents Mr. A vary, and the young attorneys of the Rome Bar guy him upon his astute tactics in getting his Klient to hang another jury until the Rail road’s witnesses are out of sight. But Justice Early continued the kase, and there’s no telling how Mr. Avery and his attorney will maet the issue when the Justice of North Carolina holds up that train again. Os course its a good natured joke on Col. Spullock—and he takes it as such realizingjhatlawyers, like dogs, every one of them have his day. * * * Mr. Sam McLean and orphaned daughters, request me to thank the good people of the city who have extended such tender and sympa. t ietic kindness to them both during the illness of the departed wife and. mother and also through the sub sequent stroke of paralysis suffered by Mr. McLean, on yestarday. Mr. McLean’s condition today is more favorable and he will doubtless re cover. The stroke was a slight one, brought on by nervous prostration * * ♦ The cyclists request me to an nounce that the wheel races booked for to morrow have been declared off. This became necessary, partly because Saturday is a bad day for racing ami because of the fact that many of the cyclists who have en tered, will leave with their compa nies for camp on Monday after noon and Tuesday morning. There fore the races are off indefinitely. For pure unadulterated rot rec ommend your friends to the dema gogic utterances of the Rambler in the Argus. The rainblur prais es the Industrial College girls foi hissing the Governor when if the rambler had read any of the latest reports, he knows that the girls did not hiss the Governor. The ramblers ideas of good breeding ar« about in keeping with his enter prise in keeping up with the news —his sentiments are the sentiments of a double breasted demagogue. * * ■» The Rices at the Exposition grounds this season h-ve been all they should be. They deserved more patronage, however, than tin public ba? accord ’d them. But then they were put on just at th tim i that the schools and edb get closing and while the ladits wen in tbe midst of these festivites. Next fall there will be a still be t t string of horses on the larck and y ; u can count on seeing yet finer races than those that have he<>ii run during the present meeting Meet on Thursday. The Rome District meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the First Meth odist church on next Thursday and be protracted through Sunday. Many delegates will be present fmtn all over the district while many ministers among them Dr \\ . W. Wadsworth will come. Dr. Wadsworth will preach the morning sermon, on Sunday week, before the ladies of 1 he society. Dr. I Wadsworth has but rcocptly n;-1 turned from a trip urtnii)i| the Worliffuade in c ’iu]!4i t v of Ipshop liulloivay wht>n ih&y Weft vi./jtlng :i|pi lospi.idinj* iij|* IPisrbmp. Speculation £AMMOND AND(O. STOCK & BOND BROKER 130 &, 132 Pearl Street, New York City Stecks, Bonds and Grait jought and sold, or carried on Margin. P. S.-—Send for explanatory circular on speculation, also week markeer YFree 1 NOTICE The Southern Railway will make rate of one fare for the round trip to parties desiring to attend the general Assembly of the Presbyte an church at Dallas, Texas tic k nfs on sale May 13th and 15th goo to return until June 3rd’9s. Fur ther information will be cheerfully and promptly furnished by any Agent of t'»e Southern Railway or by J. M. Carr, Tkt. Agt., Macon Ga, E. B. Wells, T. P.A. W r . A. Turk G.P.A Macon Ga, Wash., D. C ,C. A Benscoter, A G. P. A Knoxville Tenn. THE GENUINE MERIT Os Hood’s Sarsaparilla wins friends wherever it is fairly and honestly tried. To have perfect health, you must have pure blood and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparil la, blood purifier and strength but sdilder expels all taint of scrof ulaanalt rheum and all other hu mors,‘.l at the same time builds up the whole system. EASY CURED. Drunkenness, Morphine and To bacco habit are easily cured by the use of Hill’s Chloride of Gold Tab lets. No effort required of the pa tient who is allowed the use of stimulants until he voluntarily quits their use. May be given se cretly in tea or coffee and a cure guaranteed in every case. For sale by all first-class druggists at SI.OO per package. For full particulars and book of testimonials address the Ohio Chemical Works, Lima Ohio. For sale by J. T. Crouch. IN THE SPRING. The best, the safest and the most pleasant way to purify the blood in the spring is by using Dr. King’s Royal Germetuer. It tones the nerves, aids digestion, restores lost appetite and brings quiet, restful refreshing sleep. For little children, for all people, and for delicate la ■lies, as well as for the more robust and vigorus of both sex. Germe tuer is the ideal remedy fc use in the spring—pleasant to take as emonade, harmless always and hopeful in every case, ew pack age. Large Bottle, 108 Doses One Dollar, for Sale by all •ruggist. WHAT NEXT For 30 days only gold platinum a loy fillings 50c calks diainmond cement fillings 50c all other plas tic fiillings 50c gold fillings each $1.50 to $2. Gold crowns $5. Plates of teeth $5. Teeth extracted with Odontinder for 25c each. In Ford Block work by ST A. McArthur, 5-16-ts. NOTICE The City Council of Rome de sires to get in communication with all parties holding Rome city bonds. In answering give series and number of bonds, amount held, rate of interest and date of matu rity. Address W. J. Neel, Ch. Fin. Com., Rome, Ga. 5-21 ts ~LIFE INSURANCE' AT COST. Viz--At about ONE HALE the usual Rates See me before you take out a Life Policy —Agents waited throughout North Ga. Apply to address John C Printup Manager, Rome Ga. tJust Received, a pret ty line of Silver Novel ties, embr acing “every thing.’’ These -goods arrived Monday and embrace some most extiuislt articles and J. K, WiiiifLm§on I he .Jeweler-, PROFESSIONAL COLOf ATTORNEV* W. w VAX DIVER VANDIVER A Ewilin Office over Post office. Will pi tice in all courts. HOISTS HENRY & WRIG HT Attorneys at Law. ROME GE(JRg Offices: Masonic Temple Ann Entrance on 4th Avs Will do a general pr ACTI(!] T. W. Alexander. Junius ALT XANDER A- EYHI(, attorneys at law Office in Miui' iiic Temple Bu ing, Rome Ga. FG. Govan, Attorney at I,aw n*. s »otnic Temple, Broad Street. Ofßco|B Some oa. J. H. Bpn lock, Attorney at w Temple Biiildide 7 Temple Budding Romc JAMES B NEVlN—Attorney at La. , l overty Hall postofflee coriior Wd Wright * Hamilton, Attorney, a t u, Hee m the King Building, J Uw CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorn.... Masonic Temple torn, > *' Roms, Oa. RKECE A DENNY— A tton.ers at u 77 in Masonic Temple. Rome. Ga. WH. ENNIS—Jno. w. STARMNO-. A Starling, Attorney, »t Law Mu Temple, Rome, G». febi WW. VANDIVER & Ewing-Atto, ■ E?n"' HH,ce over l ’""' Oflta Will practice io all the Courts. PHYSICIANS ANO SURGEONS. Frank A . Wynn, Physician an<lßnr«os Residence, comer 7th. Ave sort r,st r St, Office, Room 8 it. Medical Bmldinit < J, T. Crouch & Co. Drug store DH. RAMBUR—Physician and Bnrre Office at reeldence 814 arsnue A. to ward. LP. HAMMOND—Physician and frirr Offer* his j rofesslonal service, to tin pie of Ro*re and snrronndlpg co iffice at Croncb and Watson , dnjito ’road street DR. W. D. 11OYT—Office a:C. A T drug store. »o. 331 Broad street. Tsl Hl, resldei >o. N 0.21 DENTISTS J A. WlLLS—Dentist—9oßl-2 Broad over Cantrell and Owens store. MOTHER AND CHILD. Mrs. A. J. Tippen, 29 May Atlanta, Ga , snys: “I was a j sufferer from Nervous Probacl One bottle of King’s Royal Gt?i tuer cured me completely. My tie girl had intermittent and phoid fever and one bottle of motuer cured her after the do had failed to benefit her. I um for all kinds of sickness in family and recommend it as best family medicine I ever us Germe'uer is easily the greates all remedies as an all-round fa ly medicine. Pleasant to take lemonade, harmless always, package, Large bottle. 108 d( sl. For sale by Druggists- HOW’S THIS! We offer One Hundred Doi Reward for any case if Cats that cannot be cured by Hall» tarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., P™! Toledo, Ohio. We the undersigned, have kn< F, J. Cheney for the last tiff years, and believe him P‘’ honorable in all business trans tions and financially able toea out any obligation made by t firm. West & Truax, Wholesale I' gists, Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan & '** K ' Wholesale Druggists, T">ede, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is takHi ternally, acting directly "" blood and mucous surfaces " „ system. Price 75c. per hot ' • 1 by all Druggists. l^ l free. NOTICE TO ALL TE-U'HE OF FLOYD COUNTY- The Institute for 'he year will be held in the Chapl l *’ Shorter College, beginn'i'g June 17th and ending on the - AH teachers under the Board, or holding he* ( from, are compelled, unde to attend. I have m 1 we) Syllabus or program tor no work—Call and get one. I desire each teacher ' not madp out his m-com «l >j n I report ts) flo *o i tute; M iJm j! audit ipe Mi. ihi’ Institute viwi’i,* . * f w m Vni , v , ¥'
