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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1896)
announcements FOR THE LEGISLATURE. ,„ rel ,v announce myne'f a candidate Cor .he /Xu«>-’" bie,:tt,,thaDeM ’ Cr ‘ U<! PriWi ‘ ry ,7>e held J un * B ’ W. H. Ennis. U ..tier of Rome is authorized to announce f it T Fouche as a candidate for ■» mature, subject to the Democratic ’ , herel)V announce myself a candidate for the .‘.'l ture subject to Democratic primary June • I* 9 *' Felix Corput. rhe ftieuds of J. L. .to neon announce him candidate lor the legislature, subject to X democratic primary on June 6th 1896. thereb y announce myself a candidate for the Representative of Floyd county in the legislature subject to the Democratic Pri ,von lune6thlf elected I pledge myself ami 01 . iers i< ent efforts to the Bush Bill of the 7’* t pmbibitionary measure legislated upon •’V this body* _ j F. wardlaw. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re e!eotion to tin legislature, subject to the jenm ,ratic primary June 6th. John 11. Rtece. FOR tax receiver. ! ue-eby announce myself for re-election to tr .eotti voft ix receiver of Flovd county, sub to democratic primary June 6 If chosen V the I’eop’e I I>r mise to serve them the estof my ability in the future as in the past R. L. Foster p r .mistn-- a faithful & satisfactory di-charge „f dutv if elected to the office, and solicited by , !1V friends to do so, I hereby ann-nnce mv- Xis a candidate for tax r ceiver of Fioyd coun ty, subject to the action of the democratic pri mary to be hebl June 6,1896. Paul D. Re-se. I announc’ myself a candidate for tax receiv er of Flovd county; subject to the primary elect ion t• be held Jane 6t_. I pledge my earn est efforts to ti 1 the offlteto ths satisfaction of all and will be gra etui to the voters for their support. Faithfully yours, R. 11 W ft st FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a candidate for re election to a place oh the Board of Road and Revenue. Stibj ct to the primary to be held the 6th of June 1896. F. A. Glenn. 1 herein announce myself a candidate for the Sffi ,-e of a conitni -sion r on ihe Board of Roads and Revrnue for Floyd county, subject to the action of the primary .tune 6th W. c. Nixon FOR TAX COLLECTOR. I her;by announce myself a candidate for re election to the ' ffi -e of Tax Collector ot Floyd county, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary us June the 6th. 1896. John J. Black. I hereby announce myself a candi ate for the ■fa of Tax col tctor of Floyd c unty, subject U> the Dem cratie p f ni try of June 6th Promis ing a faithful disch irge of the duties of the of fice if elected and soliciting your vote. I am v ry truly C J Price F< >R CLE RK SUI’ERIOR C 3 JKT I hereby announce myself a andidate for re eleerion to the officeof Clerk of the Superior Cuurto of Foy I Con icy s ilijsct to ’th J a -tion ■f the Democratic pri- marc to' be held June 6th. 1896. WmE. Beysiegle I hereby announce myself a can lidate for the office of cler.. ot the 'iiperior court ot Floyd ounty, subject to the democratic primary, to be held June 6th. 18<j6. VincentT. S.nford » FOR SHERIFF. Thanking my friends for their support in the past I announce myself for re-election to the iffire of Sheriff of Floyd County, subject to the Primary June 6th 1896. , If elected my deputies ’’ill be Dallas Turner, A■?. Redmon, J. M. Johnson and VV. P. Mc- Leod. Very Respectfully, j P. McConnell I hereby annoti'-ce mys if a candidate for Sheriff of Floyd county, subject to the demo nic primary tobe t.eld Jun-; 6 18.16. If elected pro ise a faithful and efficient discharge of ‘iie duties of the office. If elected, mv deputies will be T. J. Cornelius Lun Byars andF P Nixon _ J. E. CA MP- FO ft CO U NTY TR E ASU RE R To the voters of Floyd county. I hereby offer name as a candidate for re-election to the ’®ie of treasurer of the county subject to the ac.ion of the voter* at the primary on June6th. J. 8.-HilL FOR ORDINARY. 1,1 the voters of Floyd Comity Ga., My record a faithful and impartial discharge of the duties pertaining to the office of Ordinary du ri “R the unexpired term to which the good triple of Floyd county elected me, are well. Ktiown rotnose with whom I have come in con l't Thanking you for past favors and pledg my appreciation for any favors you may g r antin the future., I hereby announce my. 4 a candidate for Ordinary of Floyd coun ''C irgia to till the next regular term. Snb to the primary . lection. John P. Davis. FORCORONER ‘ lnrt,, ’y announce no self a candidate for the ' 4 Coro er of Floyd county subject to the unof tue primary on Junetith F. H. Schlapbach ffi ‘ '“'-ebvannounce myself a candidate for the , ’t coroner of F oyd county, subject to the the Democratic primary on June 6th John R. Goddard B ILVER DELEGATES STATE CONVENTION. -Onven't >W,nKrauies f °r delegates to the state -'to i favorable to the free anil unlimited ofMlverwiHbevotedfor at the Pr. “* r > ‘>n .nine 6b: M Gammon w n Alex White W-D Hoyt Smiler a rL w h H Camp W * 1 J Neel* n 9 >n Joe ’ Branhwn riUr, w I Gray- W P Trout Hugh B. . JhotßH J Echols S '•'’btgomery M. R. Emmons ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Nice Breakfast Bacon and Mag no la Hams at Lloyd's. Officer W. I). Jones has a few cases.of measles among his little ones. If you want g'<>d bread use the hite Satin Flour, fancy patent at Llovd’s. * Always in season, Hopkins’ Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch in Milk . The T exas Photo Co., will make you 12 fi.ie cabinet photos at $1.90! per dozen. Call at once. Misses Blanche and Maude Riv-' ings are visiting Miss May Marsh a'l in Rome.—Dalton Ci.izon. I'iie relief committee of the Wo mans Club are requested to meet at the library at 4 o'clock this af ternoon . Mr. Dave Brown, has just open ed up a first class ice cream and lemonade parlor oi, sth Ave., in the 4th ward give him a call. Messre Monroe Jackson and O'- car E’rod, two of Adairsvilles most popqiar young men spent severa’ hours in this i‘y today. A few more days and the mer chants will begin to close their doors at 6 o'clock. This will en able-the clerks to secure much needed recreation. LADIES I MAKE B r G WAGES doingplesani h''me vork.and will gladly send full particulars to all sanding 2ct ktamp. Mi sM A.Stebbins, Lawrence, Michigan . The East Rome band has been engaged by the Epworth League of the Second Methodis r church and will discourse sweet music at the Le gues lawn party tonight, between the two churches. Col. Al Walton is in Fcr«ythe for the purpose of making a bid on the construction of a water i works system forthat progressive littls city. Walton & Wagner are experts in this line of work. The Rome Ha.dware company is pr-sent in the person of its president, Mr B. T. Haynes, who has been with the firm for twenty five years and is still young Chattanooga Mrs. Cof'k, the mother of Mrs. C- E . McL’n, and a loved mem member of the First Presbyterian church of this city died in Florida Wednesday. The remains passed through the city yesterday enroute to Sweetwater, Tenn., where they were buried today. First class piano tuner : M e beg to inform the public that, f< r a few days only, we will have the services in this city ot a guaranteed first class piano tuner. For refer ences, if required, and for terms call <>n or address Seab P. Davis, Broad St., Manager for E. E. Forbes, Rome Branch music and wheel house. 0 her prominent plow manufac turers present are A. R. Sullivan, president of the Towers & Sulli van Manufacturing company, ot Rome, and Mr Brown manager of the Southern Plow company, of Columbus. Both of these concerns have grown from small tomagnif icent (proper ions and their suc cess is largely due to the efforts of the two gentleman named above, j —Chattanooga News. HOW’S THIS. We off r One hundred Dollars' Reward for any cise of Cararrh ; that cannot be cured by Ha'l’s ca tarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F.-L Chenev for the last 15 years, and believe hon per eotly honora ble in all business transactions and fioHD«rally able to carrv out anv oblig-tion made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. O. Walding, Kinnan <fc Marvin, Wholesale Druggist’, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surf. ces of the svstem. Prive 75c. per battle. Sold bv all Druggists. Testimoni als free- I'HE HUSTLER OF ROMF FRIDAY, lyiAY 15 1896. "THE IRIUMPH OF LOVE IH HAPPV, FRUITFUL MARRIAGE.” Every Man Who Would Know th« Grand Trathn. 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A CURE FOR MUSCULAR RHEU MATISM. Mis. R. L. Lainson. of Fair mount, Illinois says: “My sister used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for muscular rheumatism and it ef fected a comple e cu>e. i keep it in the house at all tunes and have always found it beneficial for aches and pains it is the quickest cure for rheumatism, muscular pains and lameness I hive < v-r seen" For sale by Lowry Bro.-, Druggist cor. Broad St., and 4t.h Ave., Rome, Ga Beat The World’s Record. Santa Barbara, Cal., May 15— After months of pa'ient toil, aft r weeks s[ ent in preparatiot , faster trial trips on S m Francisco bay and speed tes f s on Santa Barbara channel, the Oregon yesterday re paid her builders by doing ’ 11 thej r asked of her. She made an aver of 16.78 knots, beating the world’s record. Tae Oregonf by her wo k yes day, earns a premium of $175,000 for her builders. She carried 160 pounds o' steam throughou and the revolutions were from 128 to 130 per minute, less than rhe gov ernment allowance. Great Cuban Victory. K°y West. Fla., May 15 —Ad- vices from Havana lust night state that in the recent action between Antonio M-tcoo and General Yuclan, at Cascarajicarns, Pitiar del Rio, four hundred Spaniards were killed while the Cubans lost butseventeen. Socarras, the famous Cuban leader, was killed in this battle. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours bv ' the “New Great South American ' Kidney Cure.’’This new remedy i is a great surprise oti account of its exceeding protnp tiess in re lieving pain in the bladder, kid neys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immedi ately. If you want quick relief and cure’this is your remedy. Sold by D. \V. Curry, druggist Rome, Ga. Mr. E. J. Garsia, son of the famous Cuban General of that name, spent last night and today in the city, as a recruiting officer. He is at the Central. RHUDY ■ HARVEY T3ET * . -k * & Company •e • We have recently a'most doubled the oig stock of Rhuay & Cc-< and now taKe pleasure in announcing to the trade that we have thou ands and thousands of dollars worth of the greatest bargains in fur nitureever offered the Rome Public. Remember, the banquet is spread and that th s cordial invitation is your weddin g garment at the feasC An enormous stock replete with bargains in every line. « RHUDY, HARVEY & CO Successors o RHUDY & CO, N. B. We begjto anounce that the new business of Harvey, R 141 &Co has also doubled the stock of Caskets, Coffins and uadike rs supplies and will continue to make scientific - a specialty Mes-rs. J. W. and G F. Bray of Adairsville, are at the Central. Finest display of photographs iiu the city at Texas Photo Co. Studio St. Special odorless butter rafiig erator and plenty of butter cheap, at Lloyd's' Libel for Divorce Georgia F loyd County : Dora A. Coker > Libel for Divorce vs. } No. 45 Fioyd superior Court John F. Coker. ) tuly term 1896, To the Defendant, John F. coker. The defendant is hereby cited an 1 r.quired personally or by attorney, to be ; nd appear at the next Surenor'Court to be held in and tor said county on the third Monday in July next ’ then and there to answer Plaint ff Libel tor Di vorce, as in default thereof eaid court will pro ceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable W M. Henry Judge of said court. This April 20, 1896. M U Eubanks I Wni E, Beysiegel P aiiutiff's Attorney J Clerk Libel for Divorce Georgia Floyd county: RL. Huckebd ) Libel for Divorce vs. : No. 44 Floyd Superior Court Nannie Huckeba ) July term 1806 To the defei.da.it, Nannie Huckeba. The defendant Is hereby cited and required personally or by attorney to be and appear at the next Su -erior Court to be hold in and for said county, on the third Monday in July next then and there to an-wer Plaintiffs label for Divorce, as in default thereof said court will proceed to justice shill appertain. Witness the Honorable W. M Henry Judge of said court. This April 20,1896. M B. Eubanks ) Wm. Beysiegel t'laintiff’s Attorney. ) 4 Cietk Application for Letters »f mission Georgia Ftoyd County: Vt hereas Charles T Craton, Administrator of Thos J. craton, n presents to the couit in his petition duly filed, that he has administered J ho», J. Craton estate. This IS to cite all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administiator sboulu not be discharged trom his admi uist. tien and receive letters ot dismission the first Monday iu June 1896. This Marco 2nd. 1896. John P. Davis Ordinary Flo 1 <1 County. Georgia. Application tor Letters of Dis missi or, eorgia, Floyd Count): W’hetea* A. Long, Administrator of J. a Frazier, d»c’d. represents o the court in his petition duly tiled, that he has admi istired J A. F.azier’sestate This is to cite all persot s concerned, kindred and creditors, toshow caus if any they '-an. why said administrator should not bo discharged from his administration and recsivd letteis of dismission on the first Mon dayiu July 1-96. This April 6:h 1896. John P. Davis Oroinary Flovd Coun'v. Georgia Citation--Leave to Sell Georgia, Floyd County; To all whom it may concern: A. st. Word Ad ministrator of Mrs. Judith n. Pepper deceas-d has iu due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the Unite bel'nging to the es’are of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first rnonday in June nest. This 7th' day of May 1896 John P. Davis Ordinary. REFORM TICKET The f-i]lowing ticket > subject to the democratic primarv of June 61 h for sheriff J. E. CAM I’. FOR DEPUTIE a ; TL. CORNELIUS, D.O. BYARS, FARRIS P.NIXON. FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT : V.T. SANFORD. F R ORDINARY : . JOHN P. DAVIS. for trea = urf.r: James b.hill. FOR TAX COLLECTOR : C.J PRICE. FOR TAX RECEIVER: PAUL D.REESE- BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: C.N. FEATHERSTON, W.F. MONTGOMERY, M C.NIXON, L.C. D. PAYNE. AUSTIN E.ECHOL. ... , L il el for Divorce State of-> >r ;i i, F .vlCttPv! Laura Meaieri Libel For Divorce in Floyd Su va. , perior ourt. So. as. J N Mealer I Jauy. Term 1896. To the Defendant in th'> above stated case. You are hereby notiti ;d and commanded to be and appear at the nexOSuperior court to be held in and jor said county on the Third Mon day in July nextthen and there to answer the Plaintiff’s peation for Divorce, as in default thereof said court will proceed as to Justice shall appertain Witness tbe Honoral/e W. m Henry Judge pf gafd court, this 26th day of Feby. 1896. Wm E. Bejsiege! Clerk, Libel lor Divorce. ■S ate of Georgia. Flovd countv: Emma E Howell) Libel for Divorce in Floyd vs. ! Superior court. w H. Howell 1 No, 87. Jany. term 1896. To the Defe daut in above stated case. Yon are herebv notified and commanded to be a a appear at the next Superior court to be held Id and for said county on ihe Third »ton day iu Ji:h next, then find there to answer the Plaintiff's Petition for Divorce, as in default ; thereof said court will proceed as to justice I slia 1 appertain. Wit ess the Honorable w » He try J udg j of said court, this 26th day of Feby. 1896. Win. E. Beyseigel Cierk. CLation--Leave to Sell Georgia Floyd County. To all whom it may concern: A M. Word Ad | minisrrator of M. M Pepper deceased has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave ; to sell the lands belonging to th-i estate of sad I deceased and said applic atio > will be heard on j th“ fl-st m inday in June next. This 7th day of ! May 1396 * John P Davis t>»-diiia y. Citation--Leave to Sell Georgia. Floyd County: To all whom ft mav concern ; H. M. Penn Ad ministrator with well annexed Ann Bonner de ceased has tn due form applied to the under signed for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said applica- , tion will be head on the first Monday in June next. This 4th day of Miy 1896. i John P. Davis Ordinary 1 Pianos ■'Organs, Bicycles Ty pewriter Sew Ing © Machines. FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS LARGE STOCK OF SMALL INSTRU- MENTS. ANY PIECE OF SHEET MUSIC OR MUSIC BOOK PUBLISHED Tc farmers I will sei' on time with small cash payment I can save you money! Wnu, .or catalogue and prices. E. E. FORBS Montgomery and Anniston, Ala SEAB DAVIS Manager Rome Branch WEAK MEN MAOE VIGOROUS, X I” DAY- I8 T "DAY 27 •''JAY. What PEFFER’S NERVIGORoid* It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures when al Jthers fall. Young men regain lost manhood: old men recover youthful rlpor. Absolutely Guar* nnteed to C»re .NervommeM, L<»»t Vitality. Impotency, Ight’.y J* uilkmloum. 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Sitop. unnatural loa.es or .lightly emission* caused by youthful errors or ex cessive use of tobaero, opinn. and liquor, which lead to ronaumption asd In.unity. * their us - shows immediate improvement. Accept o imitation. Insist upon having the venu*ae IMprVfh n<h* f'uc no other. Conven* nVITUUr jent to carry i vest pocket. Price, SI.OO p.r box, ;ix boxes, co? fuU treat ment,*6.oU. *»war tr.teen to enre an v ~ tan. If not kq tby yo.r druggist we will send t'ieaa by mail, vpon receipt of price, in plain wrap per I‘aiwpMit tree. Aldre4 .!1 mail order. ♦ * VKKWMDA9 M *■' ’’ w p 'lmwAomaß, r
