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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1895)
SudiiWi FILES FOB OCTOBER 1895 Will b* sold befof* the Court hou«e do r in the City of Koine. Floyd County, i.aorgla, l>* tween the legal hour of sale on the tti-t Tile*- day in Ootolier, 1805, the tullnwing drecriUed property, to-wi* All that tract or parrel of lann, situated, ly mg and beit-g in the Coosa Division of die cits ol Rome, s'ate of Georgia, described as fol lows: commencing at a point one liunored Mid seventy feet from the center ol the Homo bail road track, running Southerly on Ho waul are na* and on the West side of Howard avenue now Second avenue, running the: ce Wes erly 88 feet to ths Northeast corner of the O ’Nell property thencoSoutherly along the line of sei<;| O’netl property to a thirty foot street a d to the Southeast corner of said o'Nel 11 pro|>*rty being one hundred a d thirtv-fonr feet, tliei.ee along said thirty foot street Kasterly about eighty feet to said Howard o' Second avenue thence Northerly along the West side of said avenue one hundred and fifteen teet to t In starting point, together with the buildingsupon said lands and machinery contained therein. Levied on by virtue of a ti-fa issued from the Floyd City court In favor of Hugh T. inniin vs. th- Towers HKcelstor and Ginnery Co , as ma- and the Van Winkle -in ano Machinery Co as endorsers. a Iso at t he same 'itne and place, a certain tract of landlying and lieiug in the 23rd, District and 3rd. Sect, of Floyd co, Ga . part of lots 319 and 322 reference being had to map of said trac. of land as deeded to Eugene lilac by Geo. 8, Earle, allie G and Fannie G. Black on l.'ith .let I*B6 and recorded in liook“H . H"of deeds pages I*4 and 135. said piece being the upland lying on right of Bluff road going South and running to the bottom land . t the branch, con ainmg 12 acres and 13 roti* as shown by said uiap. Levt ted on by virtue of a .lustice Court f.-fa is sued from th* 91* District G. M. Floyd e nn tv, state of Georgia, m favor of 1 Lytle vs. Henry Panford and Engine 11 ack a’the property of Eugene Black, oneo! the de femlants made by W. I’. McLeod, L. I' A'so at same time anil place, all that tract or parcel of land siiuat"d, lying and Iwing in the village formerly known as Stutl, R< ire u t he sth ward of the city of Rome, bieng South east half less 15 feet sold u Miranda Da.del on the South ride, known and boundt d as follows: fronting on Pennington avenue one bundled feet and running back at »lght angles 154 feet iKtunded on the Soil th by sticet known as C< ora street, West by property of Miranda Daniel am: c mtaining 1-titli of an acre more or less, with a'l • lie improvements thereon, it lieiug the same pio|ierty deeded to the defendants by .1. I> Turner on the 21st, day of May 1891, deed re corded in clerk's office F'oyil Superior Court book“T. T." Deens page 198. Levied on by vir tuc of a Justice Court fi-fa issued fro n thelHU’.li District o. M- Floyd County G».. favtn ol John J. Black, transferee vs. .lan.es Klchartlson- Titos. Richardson and Warren Ki- li niton, a the rn>]>erty of the defendants. Lei y made by W. P. McLeod, L. C. Also at the same tune and place, ore ui illviil e<i one half interest -n that cetrain tract or par cel of land lying and being in thetown ol llills lioro, county of Floyd, state of Georgia, in the twenty.third District of said county, being part of land lot numlier two hundreu ami seventy seven, containing t* o acres more or U ss, anti bounded as follows : On the North by property formerly owned by S'epben Noble, on the E s bv the Etowah river, on the South by land for n srlv owned by C. It. Harper, and on the West by p. jierty formerly owned by Samuil Nibleai.e W-l iam Noble, the same l>ei ig the South end ol the strip of land formerly convert'd by Allred Shorter to Noble Brothers, November 2fith 1875. es'-ept that part lying between the back line of .I.T.Warlick residence lot and the Etowah river b< in uinety-iire feet wideat-d tunnit.g back to tre river, levied on by virtue of two Justice cour tl fas issued fruni the tnutii District o. >1 Floyd County Ga., both iu favor ol W. W, Brown vs. u. M. Pepper, as the property <d the defend a t. .tin; at the s»me time aid place, one ha 1 ando e eighth undivided interest in lot of land in idi r one thousand and sixty-one in ths third Hi trlct and i nurt.li S-c ion of Floyd con ity * eorgia, containing twenty icres more or'es« also 1-4 inte estluasyrup mill 1-4 lu t rest in a et black smith tools, 1-2 interest ii. 3,mu feet of hiinlier more or les*, t-2 interest la s»w and grist mill, 1 4 interest in wheel ami spindle lor corn rock, 1-1 iut rest *. cotton gm and gin house, 1 IMi in er st in cotton press. l-4lh inter est, in platform scale* Levied on by virtue o a fl-fa HsU 'd by John P. Davis, Ordinary of Floyd county Get rgU. in favor ol Igiura Chubb* vs. W. H. Ennis, Adni'r, as the property of W. H Eni is, Atltn'r, of E state of Henry Chubb, De ceased . The abort property can be seenani will be delivered at Chubb's mill 3 mils* from cave Spring. Also at the same .inie and place. tl'.eWest hall of lot of land numlier two buuored ami thirty six in the Fourtfli District and Fourth section of Floyd county Grorg a, containing eighty acres m re or less. Levied on by virtue of a Juitice Court fl-fa i sued ironi the 919 Dis tricl G M f loyd conntv Georgia, in favor of g M. Hryant.Trarnsferee vs. o. w- Talley, as the prop erty of the d« fend ant. Also at the same i itne and place, lot of land number eighty-tln ■ e in the Twenty tilth Dis trict and Third Section of Floyd county Georgia containing one hundred and sixty acres more or lea*. Levied on by virtue of a tl-fa issued from the vloyd Superi. r court in favor of W. F. M L ndsey use officers of Floyd Superior court vs- J. M Warnock, as the property of the defend ant. Also at th'j same time m.d place, lot of land numlier 138 in the town of North Rome, I loyd comity Georgia, containing one half acre being lot whereon Augusta Smith now resides. Lev ied on by virtue o f a Justsce Court ti-fa issued from the 919th Distric <». M. Floyd coun y ueor gia. in favor of W. J. West & C°-> Transferee vs Gtts Smith, as the projierty of the defendant. Also at same time and place, part of land lot 928 in 3rd District and th Section of Floyd County, Ga., known in the villageof Cave Spring as lieiug amt lying on Asylum Street on North side of road containing one half acre more o less levied on by vi • tue of a tax fl f a in favor ot .1. J. Black T. C vs. H-lgb M Penny. Agent for stat* and C’unty Tax, as the property o the defendant Hugh M. Penny Agent. Proper ty pointed out by the Defendant. Levy made by- Burt Edis, L. C. Also at the same time and place one lot of land in the 22nd District and 3rd Section of Floyd County, <;a.. and par’ll ular’y nescribed as follows; Eighty two and one half acres more or less of the South part ol land lot num b- r 2**7 is said District r> d bi clii n i.t il i'i set il ed )>y mete* ami bounds a» foil.-us bonnd-d on fheSoUiltbv land lot No. 2l*i.on the Eel by .a d pt numlier and on part by the Alalwni.i r» ad running from Cave Sp ing to Stilesbor.i. oi: tin Nor li by a slough or wet uea Iler lirai.i-h litd on the We -I by lot of land No. Psi Iwlug all Iticlamli i-.lu'idtn lie above me'ea an-l latind* riicept aliout 2 12 acres sold Io and now used 111 a cbLii-h lot b> Si I vet Creek Punitive I'ap t'istCliureh situated on the Southeast corner of said lo', l' l «* d r'ec rded in' < lerk's Ofli e of Floyd Superior < < iirtas refpiired bylaw Levied h by vir/i't- pl a p fa J Irpm the i loyd b'lpeiior < Olin m fpvor of K. D. Van Dyke v» G W-<»ii|iim r ‘P> J'rir c ipa’ and Alfred Jolii.mii: pfCndorser {f; the property of <1 w‘ U wiper* one Os the defpndeni A3O at tjie eaing tfn-e find (dai-c. .w nouw ( Jlld Ipt ju the Coosa pivisjoft pf l|i» city o jjionie, Flpyd County! Georgia, With gll ji.pfu”’ ) we ts thptoun, ocated j,'. Tiiifd 47111, e p u >' j}-h< WlflJ tb'?' ;dace'w,,c,r-- >7..’ ffirw I'eiUm,, py »tl. t,'-. , ‘. "iiJ'O- % fl’ Mr.if Hi ti;.; TH. f, «l tki <<f It* f'lmt-nj >| |(i «ut !. tVi Jtjr W M'lVBK.i I Aitoal tb* All th t tr*ct i 9* pkto*! of Itnd, A a buidifltt tb»MCn ly-1 ing and luting in the Coosa Division of the city I •»i Rome Floyd County. Georgia, beginning at' ( the corner of Third A\< nne ;»t the intersection of W est First **’n rt • n<i ih rd Avenue, tunning in a\« r h« a*i< ilj direction along the line <d ftahi w < st Kin*l Mie t to the Htnet or aPry. be; v e«-n thepi<|(ity hviedon and the !»•<»! trt>«d M a Met iu. Mid all*} lieiug known Mrotten street and ibcnreat rig. t ai glesalong sa d rt'tton stnrt to low wa er mark on the OoMtanatila river, and'h nee along the line of -a <1 rher, at !• u water maik v> he lower aide of a l»ri< U mom r, I etw* rn ’be ) toper.y levied on and tlie pro| til) of ill otaie of M I’wineiL thenev ii| said s urr at r*ght angles to the North HmM corner of Io number S vents-Eiuht (78>« die same I * h < >n er ol the old Cherokee Mill pto ( H rti, now owned I y the estate of J F. M< Clute, thei cv dh-go-a l> across aud at ih«* etui of Tn rd Ate ic, <»;• a U*e n’ntPng from the corner of lot number Se ent) Kight (78) to the Soinhwest corer oi the ol * framed W..re house anti nut il said line c <»».srs third a venue, thence up the line of Third Avenue to the t»e ginning corner. Resetvbg to the u-nor and City Co ncil ol Rome Much wharfage rights as was convoyed to th**m bv dead of settlenicu’ bctwiruK. P. Smith and t tu« Mayor and cit) Council ot R iuij h to boundaties of said now Third Ave ue, Said pnipartx is now known an ihe FriiHiip U arr-h ure and W harf, and is Ist ed on as the property of J< hn c, and Joseph J t'rinlup. individiia ly and as Mirvivors of :h« lirm <f I rintup Proth« rs «o, to satisfy a ( mortgage fl fa issued from the Superior eonrt. of Fp»yd cou ty, in favor of Emma E S?owe»l, vs said John c. and Joseph J ’ rintup individually and as survivor* : s «f< r-said. Said property !>eing pointed out in hih. ti la and mmtgage. Also ai • he »au*e • iim- a «4 plAce, all that tract or pa c d of lan i Htru .tel, tying and being in ths cotsi Ditisfoi of the •'.in of !l»nie F.oyd county, ueorgi i, be/i niug v tha c »rue: of the right of wa of th • Rome ••ailrnad company and a lot owned by Jutm Ae<*ce and extending along ihe line of eai . right ot way tw nty feet to wards the land of Robert Ba’tey. thence at an angle and in a line parallel with and twenty fee from the line of ail Rae :e « lan I tifev tour fee , thence at right ang e toward tl.e line of Robert BiMey 38ve'««emi fee , thence to the rigli’ of way of the E T V X <; Railroad, this lino running so b.it it is sixr.y-three teet from rh»*c.irner of John 1 eecr’s lot on the tight of way <»f the h T V A g Railroad at righ; angles therefrom, t fence a’ong ihe right, of wty 1 the E T VX* <» Rai mad to the cormr of Reece's ini unsaid ig'»t d way, thmee on a line with rhe said Reece's lot i<» the beginning point.. Lev ed on by virtue of a tita issued In in the Flos< Superior court in favor of Junius F Hillscrjvs. Che standard oil company, Da i<l W curry, !! iw tr ♦ Ct Korneg iy m i vill • ch mrc d c »m --panv.j Ji i L Turner co, di c.i . auga coal V Iron I'ompAuy, J<di tlt Rcy<i > ds, rrustee; Rodger** Brown Ct coinpan ;The Black Diamond coal co, I’he Attalla Mining *fc Mfg company, The Rome lr< n <• >, the Tenn coal & Iron c m-any The citi o Furnace company, The E owah Mi ing com pany F e S"‘« h, Johd R at s, eUI, as the property <»i ihe StjudanT Oil comyany ot e of the defendants. J. I’, Mcconnell, Sheriff AGENT WANTED AN ENERGETIC ■JAN To write Lite In surance, Liberal policies A big business can be done by. the right party. Write a' once for terms. Price Riedler, M’g’rs Atlanta Ga. THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY will give GREATLY REDUCED ItVTI-S for the following occasion* : 29th Annuil Encampment G. A. R Ky., Sept. 11 14, 1895. Battlefield Encampment SONS of VETERANS Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 16-19 '95. Dedication of the Chi am angr.— Cha tanooga NATIONAL PARK. Ch ittanooga, Tenn., Sept. 19-20’95 I ■■■■ ' The Southern Railway reacl e all of the above joints; its sched ules are convenient and quick, and the service is all the highest stand- 1 a rd. , For dates of sale and full infi.r --r mation address any Age. t of the Company. With 90 jackscrews i and all other to Is to match we are p epair edto e evateyourfloars on shoit notice, With t a big supp yof Lime, Sand & Brick on hand 1 at all times and with ■ some cash to bank on we can oo any work up to a $ I 500 contract without calling for f the money before the i r ntract is finished. Brocich & < rammell. WEAK MEN MAOE VIGOROUS. I ; I»’MY. 9 TS OAY. <B'*OUT- mat PEFFER'S NERVIGOR Old! It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures whan all otnerM full. Young men regain lost manhood: o’<l y’Uifbf-j; Ab'olnteiyUuar- AerTOM *“« e, » I*o«t vitality, * ightly F nit«al<»na,T.«»at Power, ■**?• Folllny Mfinor v, Waetlnff DU’ eftett of •'■7 ahutt (jT an-1 ' Wards off Insunity and eonsumptlon. / IragKlßt impone a worfhlenaenbetittita rn B ylelCs h gTFMitcr nr -fit. Inst Hon hav- -H'KR'k NEfcVIfiBR, or «vn4 for H .’ "“•bL.vartb’d In vp”t p< » Met. Prepaid plain wrap d.’ r \ *k pat “OX. or G f.tr US, 4 I’o.ltlve ’yritien Giia< autre tn < nra Refund th* - IT- ..■» . amaMraMMWMB I , - '■ ' | y ’ ■-■ ’ . ■ A e .5 ’’ k '<-r* * - dai? >ftjrt4s/ I - f •• r.J . 6;- l-i-g* .3 iu 10 FHE hUSILERUr nON t THURSDAY SEPTEMBER !2 !Bvs ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Glance-Through Perhaps there is a Fsjecn£.er jc l Know. Cawthorn tenigh'. Cuwthorn tonight. Cawthorn tonight. Cawthorn tonight Cawthorn tonight Cawthorn t.might, Cawthorn tonight. Cawthorn tonight. Cawthorn tonight. Cnwthorn tonight. Fresh Butter, fresh Egg.s turn Chickens at Lloyd’s Fair. Plenty of fresh Butter and fresh Eggs at Lloyd’s Fair' Col A. W.Crookshanks, of At lanta, spt n the day in Roni . Mr 11. Bond, a popular I hatta nooga businesb man, spent the da} iu the city. Fresh ne.v pack Salmon, fat mackerel and new Rice at Lloyd’; Fair . Misa Troutman, of Macon, ac camp ished by her ittle brother, is stopping aft the Armstrong. .lolly Joe Cawthron and a dozen of his troup of fun makers ar. stopping nt the Armstrong A fresh supply of fancy pruserv ing Pears just received at Lloyd’s Fair. Also daily supplies of fresh Tomatoes, Snap Beans, Tujnip SaJed, etc. Col. C K. Montgomery, of Chat tanooga, arrived in the city t‘ii» forenoon ami is autographed at t Armstrong. Mr. A. S. Harris, a popular Galt City drummer is in the city “do ing the trade” today. Allen <t Evans, the wide awa -e Hustling young insurance men and rental agents report a brisk busi ness. 5000 Old &New pub ic bchool Bojks, at lowest prices at Smith’s Book St<_ e. Mr. Wmk Lansdell, of KLudy k Co’s says bu«in si is decidedly bet tor and the outloukfor more, prom i-ing . Mr. Bunnell, after a severe ill ness has returned to his post at th* avail of the popular Bazaar, look-, ing a little disfigured but still it' the ring. Bakbecueks, Attention: For finest fat lamb or Mutton call on or address, A. Rawlins or E. M. Johnston, North Rome 9-22. Mr. Ira Powers, th» handsom* young brother of Messrs Henry and Sam Powers, s here from New OrL a *een r ut to the Chicka mauga Park dedicn ion exercises. Get you Schoo ] Books and School sup plies at Smitt s Book Store, old Books boughtand exchanged atSmith’s Book Store. Col. P. S. Shellman and wife, of the p pular Shellman hou-e of Cartn'svi' e are at the Armstrong today Col Shellman is here j et ting the lay of the and wih the view of leasing the Armstrong. FLOYD S EXHIBIT, Secretary Waltei Vandiver was seen by Tur Hvstler of Rome this morning. He sta ed that Fl<jd like other Georgia c unties was slow in prepnri'.g her exhibit. He requests The Hu t eh f Romk to urge upon t< e people the abso lute necessity of promptly bring ing iu 'heir c n rilnit'on to the Floyd exhibit. These exhibits should he e irried to the Cotton Seed Oil Mill’s ware hou e and every thing be in not Inter than Satur day evening. IN YOUR BLOOD Is the cause of that tired languid J feeling which aflliet* you season. Tiifi blood is impure ami has become thin ntul poor. That is why you l)tiy p <l'l strength, m> np pe',it(>; pannot sle >p. pijrify V'-nr. blimd wif|j H iilijf Sai’siipurill.'i, • whLli will eivu you an a p |< p t i le i tope yuijr tjf '.ipi-th, 8ii;l iiivi<pratei Hu01) HLk# Mt umm iu j-ttk I. a-y in hVI udi'ji In «ffk-t k, 5c p ft KLUSTER OF BULL'S EYE SHOTS; Mr. A'ex White, of Vans Willey, is a successful fanner us w< II as a clever hightoned gentleman. Mr. A h te sen’ some potatoes to the "ily this morning that takes the kake. Postmaster Pepper nnd I uf t» r admiring them decided hat v.e would weigh a score of them, and according! v took I .venty and pot them on t lie sea les Large, pcrloc'- lv smooth .ml as firm as Irish po tatoes ever grow these weighed 17 pounds. Who can bent it? If von ' n >w a farmer who can. why t>ot him out and le us send his pota toes to he Exposition. » * Young Feline* py, the 'onng stranger who was crippled by a freight engine, and who is now at th Battey Hospital, continues to improve. He is a quiet though cheerful young gen leman and I would like tn see some of Rome’s young men call on him nml eheor him each day. Re member, boys, he is always in and never engaged—your visits will be appreciated, too. My word for it. * * * Clever Chnrlev Jervis is now in stalled with D. W. Curry’* drug house. Mr. Jervis will, in a few days tiin ■ take charge of tl>e Curry Branch drug house in the Hustler f Rome building and pu*h the nntown business 'or a l its worth. Charley Jervis is cite of the city’* inos capable young business men *nd as a prescriptionist, has no su periors. His selection as .superin tendent of the branch store is well in keeping with the business judge ment which, predominating, lias made such signal success of D. W Curry s drug career in this city. * * lam informed that Mr. Obe Neal th* F atwoods citizen will i<>sive. on M’tmlav, for the Indian Territory. Mr. Nesil will *ake his eumeious family with him to his n w home in the We-t I -ay num rous be cause 1 am reminded of a certain occasion five years ago when Mrs. Neal, Obe’s good wife, came to me while I wus m the shoe bus nes and bti iht. eleven pairs of girls’ st oes. Mrs. N-ai, said o me: “I have bought a pair of shoes each for my daughte s. N‘xt week I w 11 com : in mid buy shoes for n v sons.” And she d d Ysonie six or I'iiirs. Obe is a liar I working man hut he wi 1 never he rich, ex -cot in posterity. * * * Rom s co’orrd hi'! p’av" ra «Fo were .We- 1 don Tn*»sdev, by 'h* o‘im tanenjja halL n'*i v»rs, p ave.) i “hot” gnm*. yes e-d-tv ami w m bv a ‘corp < f revßo to five. AnoOi er gnm° i* being i laved tl is af dernoon by the same team-. * » » ThdC. R AC. is all right. Be-1 sides putting on a perfect schedule for the Park dehica ion exercises on the 18th, 19th and 20 at Chiea mauga the road has proposed to all Confederate Veterans who go ovea their line, to cany a 1 bed ding, provision and general camp supplies free of charge. The C R. A’ C. has a railroad monopoly on the situation but the C. R. A C. people, from Receiver Jones down, are as clever as people can be. They are giving cheap rates ami ’good schedules, regardless. The C. IL A’ C. “is all right”—its Rome’s friend. ( ; SIBOO.OO GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. sfSo.oo every month given away to any one who ap plies through us (dr the most meritorious patent during the month preceding. We secure the beat patent! for our cllenta, and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors to I keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we wish to impress upon the public the fact that IT'S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS THAT YIELD FORTUNES, •«ch as the "car-window ’’ which can be easily slid up and down without breaking the passenger s back, •sauce pan,” ". ollar-button," "nut-lock,” "bottle- i stopper, and a thousand other little things that most any one can find away of improving; andthese simpie I inventions are the ones that bring largest returns to the ' author. Try to think of something to invent. IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. P»lents taken out through us receive special notice in National Recorder, published at Washington, ‘ p. C., which is the nest newspaper published in America I in the interests of inventors. We furnish a year's sub senpuon to this journal, free of cost, to all our clients. We also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month I which wins our $l5O prize, and hundreds of thousands I of copies of the '’National Recorder,” containing a 1 sketch of the winner, and a descnption of his invention ! Vfll.be scattered throughout the United Slates amonr capitalists and manufacturers, thus bringing to lheir attention the merits of the invention. All communications regarded strictly Confidential Address JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Solicitor* of American and Foreign Patents, 618 F Street, N. W., Box 385, Washington, D. C. I (jV Rtjirtnct—editor iff this UriuforoM fo.fa £ e fatnfhlet, FKEE. c ! - * 4 ! z * »—*• »• ' v J. ' 3 f.y O LI R .5? i'ren.n . ,u, e.,11,1 .m , , tl. . ; u‘--. ... Oi.iiiueuf am! iv -|.y ■ ' ■ : . I' UU,' I'u: ? |..r 1 ‘II; ' luukl— :i[) . - I-: lit . ui-bplto ;:.';-i wf, • ’*i • •r:l;-ii! 1.... ■■ ■• '■ ... -. '¥rij t'.id., ’. ' • £ ' r ,. ' »!»•’ . L . ».- •_? 1° : ot.'/; L' . - ' '"is" ' ,*>'l M«H»”t-' : : Im caiiar*n «fIM. ajiiuso L ADAIRSVILLE DOINGS 1 A(liiir.<vill<‘, Gtt., Sept., 12 .A' lurgi’crowd attended the camp-’ in •wtingat MorriHons omup gro im’ from this place last Stu-tlny. Mr . Wood and Miss, Rout, of Tenn., visited relatives and friend* in town last week. Mr. (.lent Brock, of Folsom was in town last veejc. Mrs. John Stanley, of Quitman, 1 Ga. visited relatives last Tuesday. ' iMrs.N. IE. Grady and children,, of Giui'tanooga, nr-- on a visit to! her parents Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Veach. Mis* .Jess e Kiinichrew, ol your I c unity was in tojvn last weak. Mr. Burton Bradly, of Folsom. ; visited his son Dr .1. \\ . B adloy ' last week Mr. H, M. Veach, spent last w ek in Nashville. Mr. Joe Nesi and sister Miss El- 1 la have returned t • their home in | Cartersville after a. pleasant visit; to relatives. Mr. .John R. Gibbens, of Lin-' wood was in town la t week. R< v. F. »S. Iludso j4illod his ap pointment at Mt , Carmel last Sunday. Miss Bersie Anderson has goi e to visit her cousin Bliss E la Neel, ' of Cartersville. Misses J 1 amilton’s of Oostanaulu ' are on a visit to relatives. Mrs. J. M. Veach has been call- I ed to the bedside < f her .- i c ter Missj Echols who is very ill at J r Lome' in Walker Co. I Mr. N. C. Anderson vent down, to Cartersville l.vst week. Mr. Geo. Veach, spent yesterday ! in Cartersvil e . Bessik Anderson, A Knock Down. Mr. Sam Smith, a country Saw Mill man imbibed a little too fr i_- ly and this afternoon picked a quarrel with Mr. D. It. Mitch- I which resulted in Mr. Smith ga ting knocked down and afterwauls locked up by the officers. mm $ co WE HAVE BOUGHT THESTOd —.OF:- RICHARDS & LANSDELL .-.AT- The Kinkaid Corner Will Add thereto within the nex'few days a very G REAT VARIETY . OF U.L KINIM Os fine rnd Machine E urni’ ure bought frc m the leading Manufac turers who make the Markets. Kight Up. To Date ■ In style and finish, but at prices lower we ever I<i ; I goods of same quality could be manufactured. ;n regard to selling, we wantonyafair and legitimate profit-■'anti I you will give us a cal 1 we will convince you of what we say We propose to se I very close either for cash or on the LVSTALDJENT I In our Undertaking business we will give special attentio n o all times keep the stock complete in every branch. Office op< n chi and night. Calls promptly and carefully attended. You it RHUDY&CO TO I : Rich a rds &L v idj CORNER 4th AVE. 1 V" A w k Ji THE SON A MURDERER. I Mr. Tom J. Montgomery, the ’ popular and successful Floyd coun ty planter, who on the morning of August BOth. was stabbed by his step -on, Mr. Harvey Wilson, died yesterday afternoon, fr< m the el ects of t he wounds. Coroner T. M Drennon, aceon - panioned by Deputy J. K. Wi li mns m. Mr. ] ill Drennon and Dr. I at; < Iv< y r it < i to tho M. i.t --' gcum-ry ] 1 ce '■ < f- < • r : \ aftei nt < n 'I h s lit ini: g i jin ;■ •. a- in ] h - j n cd :nd i I tri a < are’ rI h \. ttiga ii >n ra tn : ed ax 1 diet iii <' ,’i g I hrt [ - 'till li v ,-ih <a - ,-e 1 by h \\ > i i d in ( dieted bv ;. Liiil'i- in tin- I ; i d.- of | liar y M ii.o.i■. xx hi e .Mi -. J- nniri | Montgoim-iy, ui •• <-fd ceased. : ml mother < f --aid Wii» n h Id I< r Ihudi-n.d. "’ii. jii y st i' • also that illarxey :1 <>n c nninitt d murder '.-nd (hat .lisnmtlie, widow o' i’e ceasoU. ■ an at ces i iy. | Yotin V» it-,m iss ii at Lirg but II he '1 .cei s < n on hi- trail I I C.ACCUIT I A busy Day witn but Little, ap - (went, Outcoini. In he City Court todn Arthur Everett a young white man enter ed a plea of guilty to a charge of .carrying a concealed pistol. Judge Harris gave the yout a I fatherly lecture ami out Hint is j calculated to do him good the j balance of his days and then lined Mi ini •s'._> including costs, or one I month in the county chainga g. A greater portion of the day has i been consumed in the tr ai of the | case of'file Thompson Hiles Co vs. Cheney. About S3OO is invo'v- j I ed. At 3 o’clock tin jury is st 11 out. i Ennis Starling f>r plaintiff, Capt. C A. Thorn.vell for d--- . tense HPARKEIES HAIR BALSAM Cleanse* an ,i beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diswibes dr hair falling. 50c,and sl.t*»a» Druggist* Ise Parker’s Ginger Tonic. It < a- -t. • worst Cough, vVcak Lung*, Debility, Indigestion, I’a.n, T ai.e in tinic.soc’■ HIN RCOR S. The ortv ante cure for Corns, Stops all puitA J. e at Druggists, or HI’XCOX k CO., N. Y ••Cannot be Improved!" So MRS. F. E. BAKER of Galveston, Tex., ’ —SATS OF Ayer’s Hair Vigor I J . Hav,n « used o Ay " r ’*"‘“rVlxor 2 d i !' ,r s * H ”> 1 finu g I. a li,t 11 '''■‘‘l” iny O i’A IxMßoWv' J. 0 * 1 *’ cleiln an 'i 2 ' tllel,alrl ‘i the best 2 ! c • i><lllto n. Ji y o n ’ Blher ' n °ws'.xty 0 * ye, ‘ rs of age ’ •>»’ 0 as n ”e a head ~f o ft Uair wl >°n she 2 ’ jnSL. ~ a fact o , which she attrib- vtes to thv use of Ayer’s Jlaif Vigor, it 9 thickens *o growth of the hair and o roatores gray hair to Its original color 0 I cannot see how this preparation could 2 be improved.”—Mrs. F. E. Bakes, Cal- o veston, Texas. o Ayer’s Hair Vigor ° FKErAABD BY £ Ok J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL. 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CO., New "ork. THINICURI FOR THIN PEOPLE Are you thin? Flesh made with ThluaeuraTablets l.i a nirnti fie r recess, They c-eatc perfect > every form of food, «. .•r.-iiug the va liable; atu ami discarding the w.irtliless limy r ,.:.ke laces plump and round uut the llgnre. Th..j are the STANIIAIUi REMEIIv I for leanness, containg o . i senic. ami alijl Intely harmless I Price, prepaid, fl pc- box,<> for fr. I Pami-hlut, ‘-H'lW TiHIKT I- a’l ” fre I The THIN- I R A co,. 949 Br« ndvrl
