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Chas. F. Crisp 2137 F- G. dußignon 191 Congress. W. Maddox 1702 Thos. VV. Milner 349 legislature. •John 11, Reese 1572 Ennis 1423 F elix Corput 1061 ft- T. Fouche 1037 F L.Johnson 1000 J - F. Wardlaw 767 Sheriff. F P. McConnell 1379 „ F E. Camp 1210 C] erk Court 'F E. Beysiegel 1443 • 1- Sanford 1152 Ordinary John P. Davis * 2280 J 3 Hill 2493 Collector J°hn J Bi a ck 1411 rr Cj -Price 1153 ax Receiver JCF Foster 1393 ; aul D. Reese 819 r H - w, -st , 567 Coroner jr i r ’’’ ■ • Schlapbach 1275 110 - Goddard 994 surveyor J as - F -Moore 1958 ‘ >sI ONEHs of ROADS AND REV- ENUE B m Keatherstou 1001 *, ' • Simmons 1436 Nixon 1318 L ’ 1306 t' u W ’ fram mell 1061 ■ Hiles THIS HUSTLER OF ROME. L. C. D. Payne 983 I G. B. Holder 970 W.A, Wiight 953 Win. F. Montgomery 966 W. A. Carr 217 W. L. Selman 192 DELEGATES TO STATE CONTENTION W. M. Gammon 1608 H. J. Bradshaw 125& J. Branham 1>93 Alex White 1480 I. D. GaUiard 1472 W. H. H. Camp 1485 S. S. Johnson 153 J. C. Moore 1355 A. E . Echols 1501 E P. Treadaway 1463 Hugh Montgomery 1 < 33 L. A. Dean 1256 Cieero Hammond 239 F. P. Nixon 143 Geo. A. H. Harris 82 R. G. Clark 83 G. K. Green 28 W. W. Brooks 81 I. I. Davis 82 ' Nat Harris S-’ ■ W. D. Hoyt 228 AV, J Neel JJo C.l. Graves I'B. Jno. C. Foster 128! J . B. Nevin 1' , J. Hillyer 1 All Harper M Jno. H- Reynolds J . C, Garlington 92 Harper Hamilton 91 congressional delegates seventh DISTRICT L, E. Wooten Sr 1247 Jno. J. Seay E. P. Price 121 > S. S. King 12371 ■r.D- Van Dyke 1222 j W. A. Knowles Win. S. Gibbons 1244 ROME GEORGIA, MONDAY EVENING JUNE 8 1896 C. W. Underwood 1242 Harper Hamilton 1205 Phil). G. Byrd 1229 P. M. Story 1243 J. M. Montgomery 1228 W. J . Griffin 159 N. C . Landers 157 W. H. Coker 152 J. N. Hendrix 119 D. W. Simmons 93 J. N. Loyd 125 R B. TilleV 124 R. T. Connally 115 SENATORIAL DEDEGATES 4t DIST J. T. Crouch 1385 A. B. S. Moseley 1457 R G. Hackney 1453 J. E. Dean 1470 J. B. Nevin 406 J. W. Ewing 1448 IKe Berry 1472 Jno. H. Lumpkin 579 J.K. Williamson 1102 Tom Scott 985 W. H. Steele 1453 NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Rome, Halsted Smith. Cave Spring, J. C. Watts. Fosters Mills, W, A. Carr. Livingston, Sam Johnson. North Carolina, Lem Early. Flatwoods, N. J. Huffacre. Texas Valley, W. M. Hardin. Floyd Springs, E. T. Morrison. Everett u J. P. Earle, Jr. Watters, W. J. Brown. Ridge Valley, T. N. Pinson. Etowah, G. A. Gray. Chulio, T. A. Thrash. Howells, H. J. Bradshaw. Barkers, W. 0. Bickers. Vans Valley, T. F. E. Bryant. The parties receiving the highest number of votes for the respective offices are hereby declared the nominees for the party and the delegates receiving the highest vote are elected to represent the county at the different conventions stated. The delegates to the state convention are instructed to vote for no one as a delegate to the National Convention whois not in favor of coinage of gold and silv< r at the ratio of 16 to 1 without in ternational agreement, John J. Black, Chairman, W. H. H. Camp, W. C. Bickers. W. M. Hardin. J. E. Camp. fin English Victory. London, June B.—The marquis of Landed owufe, secretary of state for war, has received a telegram dated Akasheh, June 7th, from Sir Herbert Kitchener, sirdar of the Egyptian army, saying: “We surprised the enemy at dawn at Firket. They resisted gal lantly, holding the hills and vil lage, but were completely defeat ed and their retreat ci.t oil. We captured their camp and all their camels, horses and provisions. Our casualties were slight. The troops behaved excellently.' 1 HandsonTe framed pictures given away, free to all cash customers at Lloyd’s Fair. Ask for tickets. I Don’t Feed I | The Moths With Your Best = Winter Garments | E when a few dimes will save I them A Dime’s worth of i | the ri; h . article may save | dollars, and the right ar- B tide is = I Cam i hor or Camphor Balls £ TO BE HAD AT [ Jervis & Wright, 1 Druggists DEADLY MACHETE wiildeb by the Patriotic Women of Cuba. GEN. FITZHUGH LEE. Paid a Visit to Americ ans Im prisoned on the Isfand ana Makes a request to Weyler* Havana, June B.—Consul Gener. al Fitzhugh T.ee today visited the men who were captured on the fi - ibustering American schooner Competitor, and who are now con fined in the Cabana fortress under sentence of death. Lieneral JLee found the prisoners Judged in unhealthy quarters and will request Captain General Weyler to order that they be given better accomodations. The con sul general also saw Jelio San guilly, an American citizen, who is under sentence of life imprison ment for conspiracy agaist the peace of Spain, an d whoese case on apeal is now before the court of occaesion in Madrid. It is said that General Lee, as a special favor, requested Captain General Weyler to release Mr. Dawley, the correspondent of Harper’s Weekly, who was arrest ed a few days ago. The request was granted and it is expected that Dawley will be released from Mor ro castle tomorrow. CUBAN WOMEN FIGHT FORTHEIR | HOMES. Key West, Fla., June 8. —It has been learned here on undisputed authority that Maceo has an army of 20,000 men and they are strong ly fortified in the mountains of Pinar del Rio, the Spaniards hav ing utterly failed to drive th ?m from their strongholds. Maceo has eight cannon,two of V -TV y-< y*v y*v ys_ -Hv yK y+v yK yK y»y y»v y*v y*v 5 BA BY CARRIAGES! | YOU CAN FIND / THEM ANY STYLE * AND PRICE AT: ’ J HANKS FURNirURE CO. j £ . •v We are better prepared to serve you in thio 4 v line than ever before, as we have bought heav < ily and the most magnificent assortment ever 3 brought to the city. All new, modern and 4 Y. right up to date vehicles, in every particular. y We will be pleased to show you through this jc übeautis and will guaranteejthat prices £ styles, values, designs and everything else will delight you. Our Stock of j ■' MATTINGS. RUGS & • * WINDOWSHADES . £ is replete with bargains--ln fact you will serve your own intere c ts by recognizing our £ stores as headquarters for anything usually kept In a furniture house. > ■ Hank? Furniture Company., j Phone 52, Rome, Ga. I i I I 1,1,1. .1/ G. vdiZ vdz KiLz X.L- -jLz xjLz /i J which were caqtured from the ‘rocha on his recent attack, when ; it was reported that he was repuls ed. The report that Maceo has four companies of women soldiers I has been conifirmed. The Cuban i women have such a dread of Spanish brutality that any of them prefer fighting on the battle *ield hesibe their husbands ai d brothers to being thrown into the forts at the Spaniards’meriy. In Maceo’s recent attack on the trocha these Amazons took part and fought fiercely, using machet es on the Spaniards. The attaetk was made north of San Marcos and General Bermudez crossed in to Havana with 1,500 men MaY Fight A Duel uet. Madrid. June 8. —The Campos- Borrero affair continues the sen sation of the hour., It appears that the Captain General Ma drid went to the grounds $f the Marquis of Cabrinana, which was the rendezvous of the disputants, prevented the duel. The Marquis tried to stop the Captain General from entering his grounds, but the latter asserted his military author ity, entered and placed the com batants under arrest. It is believed that the duel will yet occur on the earliest possible occasion. General Borrero has many partisans, especially among the young officers of the army. Jules Simon Dying Paris, June B—M.8 —M. Jule Fran cois Simon, the eelebeated states man, life member of the French Senate, member of the French Academy, perpetual secretary of the Moral and Political Sciences and formerly Prime Miniate, of France, is in a dying condition. M. Simon has been ill for a fort night, with necrosis of the stom ach, but he suddenly became worse today, and his family was summoned to his bedtide. He is 82 years old. IO CENTS A WEEK OHIO TOO, Fails into Line ard Joins the Silver Rail/ I - ■- INDIANA IS CERTAIN. Result of Saturday’s County ConenUon Shows the Stam pede of the Single GoVa Standard Believers. Cincinnati, 0., June 8. —JhF<re eults of the democratic cotintj convention held in Ohio Saturday show' that if there had been any doubt of the outcome of the State convention on the money question none now remains. It is now conceded by all that the state convention to be held Columbus on June 23rd will de clare foi the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. The go'd men have given up the fight and will make no contest. Word reaches here that Brice has sur rendered, and while he will at tend the convention he will make no effort for gold. EVERY ONE FOR SILVER. Fifteen county convention*, were held Saturday and everyotw declared for free silver. FREE COINAGE IN INDIANA. Indianapolis, Ind., June 8. — Conventions to nominate Officer® and select delegates to the state convention were held in elevee counties by the democrats Satur day and in every instance the free silver men were in control and instructed the delegates to vote for a silver platform . In several places the gold standard me® made a fight, but were outnum bered.