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EXTERMINATION. The Plen oi CsnwaUn if ie. I A HOLLOW MOCKERY Is The Drum Head Court Ma . serial. Rebels Adopt • He roic Measures. Cuban Tobacco. ——- «' ■ ” I I Havana, via Tamfa. Fla., -'une| 10. —The work ci extermination of 1 non-combatants, or "pacificos, as j th«v are styled here, continues.; Not a day passes without some; shocking story beingtold of bru al assassinations comini'ted by the troops on defenseless people, whose sole crime is that they were wit nesses of the fighting, witcut tak ing any part in it. TYPE OF SPANISH ATROCITY. On June 2 a column of Spanish troops commanded by Colonel Ochoa, operating around Jaruco, Havana P ozince, capiu e 1 Juan Rodrigues, a boy’ of fifteen, who was suffering from nervous pros tration and so weak that he could hardly move without assistance. He was dragged from his home, despite his pitiable condition, he was butchered on the roadway to Tapaste for the sole crime of being a cousin of Victor Simon, a leader in the rebel army. COURT-MARTIAI A MOCKERY. On June Ist Simon Yruri, mem ber of one of the best families of , Jaruco, was arrested on suspicion ! ( of being a rebel sympathizer, by orders oi General Melguizo. He 1 was too well known to be n 1 out of town and ehot in the fields, as this would er ate a scandal, so they made a semblance of a court martial, and with all the apparent , formalities of the law he was pub licly shot in the square of the town. The deed aroused general indig nation whan it was known that I Meiguizo had ordered the execu- ; tion on his own authority without consulting the Captain General, who is the only one empowered to order such proceedings. SHOT DOWN LIKE DOOS. On June 4 Lorenzo Medida, a native of the Canary Island and a cattle dealer of means, and Juan 1 Toledo, a Cuban, owner of a cart gbop, were arrested on no known charges. They’ were lodged in the Civil Guards barrack and tie 1 next morning were taken out of the tewn under | remise of pronq t release and treacherously’ shot behind the slaughter bouse. It is known that Valencia had a fight with Colonel Fondeviel", of Campos Florida fame, in which this “brave” was completely routed, losing 32 dead men left cn the field. This has never been reported officially. DEFECTIONS T.j THE rebel ranks. The Bayamo Guerrilla, about 100 men, commanded by Canino Guerra,* has joined the rebels, seduced thereto by Calixto Garcia when he passed near that place last week. In Sancti Spiritus a band of musicians of the local volunteers, headed by its bandmaster, Justo Alvarez, also went over to the woods to enliven the time tor the revolutionists. HEROIC MEASURES OF THE REBEL*. It is rumored that the insurgents intend to blow up the gas works and cut off the water supp'y of this city. This rumor l.as caused considerable excitement here be cause it is known that the insur gents have accomplished every thing they’ have said they would do. Many peopls are buying a supply of kerosene and making arrangements to get water in case the supply’ is cut off. THE EMBARGO ON CUBAN TOBACCO. New York, June 10.—The Ward liner Seguranca, which arrived here to-day from Havana, brought the last cargo of Havana tobacco from Cuba which will arrive here until Captain General Weylet’s order prohibiting the shipment ol tobacco from the isl. nd shall have been rescinded. I THE HUSTLER OF ROME WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 1896. /SHmwnte? W A til ANS v lii i w A KLUSTFR OF BULI’S EYE SHOTS This mornings Constitution has |thi«t*>sav about Floyd county’s iprimaty and one of its natural r - i suits: “The result in Floyd county has been welched with a great doal ot intrr-f-’. Tbe o fficial announce ment is that tx-Senator Cor| ut be-Is Colonel Fouche by th* email i majority of four votes, and th; t I leaves the delegation Reece, Ennis I and Corput. 'I he result there has a special bearing on the contest for the solicitorship of that circuit It means, as a Rome man explain ed yesterday, that Mose Wright will have the solid delegation at his bacK in his contest for the so licitorship. Mose is cue of the most popular boys in Georgia.” * * * The firemen are kicking because the fire alarm bell on the tower has not worked, for the last two fires. Last night, for instance, the tower alarm failed to work and the firemen on tl e wagons had i-caice'y any’ help when they reached the Wardlaw—Thed ford blaze over in the Fourth. This defect is going to prove terribly fatal some of these times. The fire alarm keeper has a pe culiarly hard job —and while some times he is at fault, the most of the time the .blame belongs else-1 where —I t .ink. * * * Tomorrow muruing at 7 :30 the Steam* r will leave her wharf, on the Eto vah, and laden wi’h the schooit- North Romo Methodist and Bapti-o Sunday schools will »t°am down ti e Co >«a , tor Fosters grove. The street curs will leave North Rome uepvt a 1 7 o’clock for the , boat landing. Fate for the round trip down the Cocea will be3octp. 1 children 15. The friends of the | schools, I am authorized to stati aie cordially invited. * * * The good colored people of this city were called upon today to lay to her long sleep a colored woman who had earned for herself,among j both races an enviable reputation. 1 refer to Alice Malone, the young wife of a good colored citizen . As Alice Davis, this young colored i woman was for several years one of the best teachers in the Rome colored Public Schools. She had a wonderful influence for good over the children of her race. SI e won and held the kindliest and most considerate feeling from the public school officials. A great concour-e of people followed her remains to the cemetery and sadly watched them lowered to their narrow resting place. A good col ored woman is gone. Mr. James Perdue, an old sol dier residing at Monroe, Mich,, was severely’ afflicted with rheu matism but received prompt re lief from pain by using Chamber lain’s Pain Balm. He says: ‘‘At times my back would ache so bad ly that 1 could hardly raise up. If I had net gotten relief 1 would not be here to write these few lines. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has done me a great deal of good and 1 feel very thankful for it.” For sale by Lowry Bros Druggists cor. Broad St., ind 4th., Ave.. Rome, Ga. Here Is a Tiny Boy. Wilkesbarre, Pa., June 10.— Ibis town has a human curiosity in the person of a 8-year-old boy. perfectly formed and appearantiy possessing all his faculties. Yet he weighs ynly ten pounds. The child was bought from a remote country district, and is now the guert of a charity’ organization. His name is Jessie Janies Long and his parents are both dead W hen he was born his mother was 71 yeais of age and his father 79. Both were feeble and infirm when the baby came. At its birth it weighed only pounds. Mary physicians have examined the child. ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN A full tine < f fresh pic-nic g. ar Loyd's, also chickens, bmter and eggs. City court. Judge Harris on 'he bench, i» dmiig business ut lue old staid Al wavs in season, Hopkins Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn). ’ Elegant lunch in Milk . The First Me hodist Sunday School, in 'u.l foies, picniced at Lindale today. Congressman Maddox after a red hot campaign and a brilliant victory has returned to Washing ton D. C. Fresh shipment of Cottolei.e.t Loyd's at a price that all can affotd to try it, 8J { ctb. The New England Mutual Acci dent ot Boston, is the largest and most prosperous mutual accident company in the United States. F. J. Evans it C0.,327 Broad St. Position, wanted: As Steno, grapher , typewriter, and general office work, 4 years experiences moderate salary expected, Addres this office • Mr. S. P.Davis, with his family, is visiting Cedarbluff, Center and other points in Alaoama. Mothers will find Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy especially valuable j for croup and whooping cough. It; will give prompt relief and is safe I and pleasant. We have sold it for several years and it has neverl failed to give the most perfect sat- 1 isfaction. G. W. Richards. Du quesne, Pa. Sold by Lowry Bros., Druggist, cor., Broad St.,and 4th. I Ave.,Rome Ga. Pomp Johnson has moved bo popular down town restaurant i - to the brick building oposite the court house and next door to Pat ton & Co'soffice Pomp keeps full ! supply of the very best on tl e market. , Officer Alexander was a member, o f the jolly’ party that constituted I the Second Baptist picnic down i the Coosa yesterday . Owing to a I slip of the foot Officer Alexander I was the only one who enjoyed a both in the big springs. No other U alities reported for the day. Now is the time to provide your self and family wi'h a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe-guard against an attack of bowel com plaint during the summer months It costs but 25c and is almost sure to be n eeded before the summer is over. This remedy never fails, ev- 1 en in the most severe cases, and is in fact the only preparation that ! can always be depended upon. | [When reduced with water it is I pleasant to take. For sale by’ Low ry Bros. Druggists cor Broad St,, and Ith Ave.. Rome, Ga. DO YOU ENJOY GOOD HEALTH! ' can av °id Dy- ! • psia and keep a’ good appet’tv t», m-iug 'he right! kind of food. I mu going to ( Lloyd’s for some nlore of that Cottoline. He has just gottten in a fresh shipment which he propos es to sell at such a low price that every cne may try it, Only BJc per 1 lb, and then it goes further than! lard. Lloyd’s Fair is an up-to-date store, and you can always find there a desirable line of goods at as low a price as they can possibly be sold for. HERE IS A POINTER. H If you want something Uk ,why go ein the candy line of tbos down and try some olates e Hawthorne Choc Lloyd’and Bon B >ns at 71 price is Fair, and then the l J < price is only 25c per tt»,i when everyone knows that the reg ular price is 40c to 60c. I assure you there are none better at any pricf.and then you get it fresh and make your own selections. The finest Marshmallows at 30c lb, or 22c when mixed, regular price 60c. 3. Good Brooms for 25c at Holmes Grocery Go’s. 6 lb B°st dried fruit for 25c at Holmes Grocery Co’s. For the bee 1 Groceries themar-' ket dffords, call on Sharpe & Jones Administrator* Salt Agresabley to in order of the court nfttMlir n-v «•» o cltxi'iit', i u»—> t. • 'nt u 'in 1<,46, >< w.t oti .ll.in- . IWo, <•! I r will hl— for* t In- curt Ivmwe door or he uii.i Ui iu<-, . the ligal lx lit« < f <ull e llr*t [ Tuesday in .fuly next, t> e tulluvi g diserib-d re* estate towlt; Two houaeti ai «1 lota on Lee street, froi.ti g • e»i uni; <n<>>* i art icnlaTly Ceiorihui a» ft»'- i lowa : A cert -in lot ly Ing and I tine in the »I - lage i>f« ;.n- i-j.rii g, Ga., anil kii< wn aa li t N<>. •J* in the -nrvi y< f the Lake Es.ate, and Do '- | ing on Mill atreet in said village, and bounded |on the North by Henry Bowman, and on ti e South by John Summers, fronting U1 feet and . runnit g back 300 feet to a street a- ipecitled in the survey of the Lake Estate; tha iall lot [ c intaintng ’wo ac>e» moie or less. House and lot on Lre street fat ng East I known as Brick jard, and fudy <l,s ribed as [ follows: A parcel ot lana lying ,and being in tlie village of Cave Spring, Floyd count), the I same being a part of what is known as the Like property and designated on t e reap of [ said Lake property as lot N'. . 32, fronting on I Lee stree, aomethli g .oer 200 f. et. and extend ing back to the id iiroad (ex epting the Rail- ■ road right nf-way, buti'i. ed on the li ft or s Northeast by Lot No. 33 of the Lake property and on the West or Southwest by the proper'y I ot Mrs. Leak. , Two dwellings on Fannin strut fronting I West, and fully oeictibed as follows: Tha t tract of land in the 3rd district and the 4th Scc tian of Floyd county, and i elng , art of lot No 943 in said Idslrict and r ec'ion, .nd bounded anil described as follows : Commencing at the I Southwest corder of the Burns lot amt running East Its feet th-uce North 74 feet, thence We-t ’ ll* feet, thence South 74 feet to the point of beginning, which is rear the Spring known as the Boy ar Spring. A dwelling on the corner of Fannin and F»rk streets, fully described t.s follows: That tr-et of land lying and being in the 3rd I fstrict and 4th Section of Floyd county, and beiuga part nt Lot No. 930. and being in the corner of Fan i nin end Parks st tacts in the village of Cave i Spring, running South parellel with Fannin street 420 feet, thence East 105 ft thence North 420 feet iucindin Parks street, thence West 105 feet to begton.ng corner, containing one I acre . I Lot. with yellow house on square near Little [ Cedar creek, fully ‘escribed as follows: Acer- I tain Lot situated lying and being in the village lof cave Spring, Floyd county, known as the Isaac P. Ware hotts i and lot, including a s rip I on the East and South of said lot purchased by {N. 11. Haynie from the trustees of the Hearn i School, bounded as follows; commencing at I the end of the old foot bridge on the wist bank of Little Cedar Creek, running West to the Main str et. thence North on said street to I a stake thence last to the Creek wi h the street, thence following the meat.ilerings ol said creek to the I eglnnir.g point, iucludiug ■ one acre more or Ic-s. The hotel property corner of Love street and ! I’ubltc Square tmb’uci gsiable and store-house the latter < n equate, which lot is fully des ril ed as follows ; I ha. tract of laud lying in i spring in Flojd county known as the Webster ho'el property, b > unded as follows: Begicni g at the Northwest corner of Love street, and the village sqnaie, thence North along the square ! J K feet, thence west along the line of watts and Gibbous property 321 feet ilencbbouh [ ff: fe t t“ Love street, theme Eat. „mng Love i S.reet to beginning corner. A dwelling house and blacksmith shop en [ Love btreet. and dwelling house on vauain l Street, fronting west, fully described as fol lows : That tract of land lying in the village ol Cave Spring and more particularly known and distinguished by the boundaries as follows: commencing at a rock corner at the Northwest corner of King’s lot, running due North 342 feet to the corner of the street, thence due East to the corner of Tilley’s lot 256 feet, thence due South 290 feet to a cedar near the cree , snd thence 62 f< et Fouthweit 34 degrees 40 “ to a rock on Kintr’s line, thence west 218 feet to the rock corner and siarting point, A dwelling on corner of Love and Fannin Streets, fully described as follows: A certain house anti lot lying and being in the village of Cave Spring Floyd conntv, an known an . dis tiogui sned bv the following description : Com mencing at the crossing of Fannin and Laie | streets tn said village, and running South and along Fannin street 135 feet, tberce west 250 l fest, theme North 135 feet to Love street, and ; then e down Love street 250 feet East to the I beginning corner ; containing one acre more or ' less | A dwelling on Alabama street including of fice and cabins on lot: and a stoie htuse on Alabama stieet facing North which property is fully described as follows : Tnat tract of land situated and being a part of lot No. 871 lathe 3rdDistr’ct and 4th Section of Floyd eounty. and known as a part of the Gibbons proper’y in the village of Cave Spring consisting ot a dwell ing house ■ ftice and outbuildings, and abou one acie and a half of lauu more or less, front” I ing on the street leading to the Depot of he [ Selnsa, Rome and Da’ton Railroad (now South j ern Railroad) from the centre ot the said villsge , of Cave Spring, Ga . and just tn the rear «f I the brick block formerly owned by Walker anti Carroll, ami Pinson and Dozier, but better de j sortbed in the plan of Said village as a part of lot No. 5; Said la id being bound on the North by Alabama st eet, on the west by an alley be tween said lot and a lot owned by Alexander Moore, on the Sou h by lot o. lots owned by Mrs. Sheldon, and on tue East by the lots own. I ed by watts, Jones, walker, Dozier and walker ' & carrc 11. | A house and lot in rear of biiek store; one | two scory set re on Alabama street fronting South, and one drug store ou Alabama street facing Sou. h, which thiee properties are fully described.as follows That tract of land situated iu the 3rd District and Fourth Section of vloyd county and in the village of Cave Spring, and known anti distinguished as the Jas. m. Smith workshop lot, lying North of the Alabama road and adj pining the Jas. Lake storehouse oa the East formerly Burns lot now Abrams lor, ou the west, and Joseph webers laud on the North, being ouo half acre mote or less, being i the same property sold by the Trustees of the Hearn School to Samuel Gibbons lit the year 1864. Also the small strip'.commencing at the Southeast cornerp'f the brick storehouse run ning along the Northside of Alabama street 23 inches East, thence North 75 feet thence west 23 iuchei, thence South 75 feet to the starting I point. House and lot corner Mill and Alabama streets and house and .ot on Lee street facing Depot, and fu'ly described as follows: Lots No. 24. 25 in wh it is kuosvn as the Lake addition to Cave Spring, and part of the Lake property, Lot 24 being 100 feet front on Alabama street, and lot 25 being 100 feet on Alabama street and lot No. 26 being 100 leet on Alabama street and each and all extending back at right angles 2,0 feet along Lie and Lake Btreet: excepting how ever tit storehouse and lot on the corner ot Alabama and nee streets being 30 feet fro.it on Alabama street and running back 100 feet more or less, which storehouse and lot is owned bj T K Dickerson. Allot tme above describ’d property being in village ot Cave Spring, Floyd county, Geor- ' Bla- I Also lot of land No. 1215 in the 3rd District I and 4th Section of Polk county, Ga , containing 40 acres, more or less. V PLATI NOTYPES 1 j r i I desiTH tc. CRi' the attention to th- Pulffle to , he | that 1 hid now prepaired to moke Pl.-tmotyp„ r ££ gu ( tnintPeßMti ll Mii..rk asean ue hud from. lu . trn J , UU p 0 A n tun Photo studius. <1 if PLAT!NOTYPES! 1 it Are th*ven lates ai d -ewest as well us the most i stk jr' XI Vtluu* productions ol Photographic art Ti» A A n 11 v 1 are al | most as imperishable as steel engravings 7 furh ’ r !>»’imilirs mH »t the Brood street Phot rt stndio cf ‘ f ‘i'i J- W. LANCASTER. » UiOi . iOi • small Investmenl leturntng p-m i. rtety will more nniv rich, but nowhere can they make so mud >rc ni n 1 • . -t t i.t in u.-am, Provisions and Stock. * Wltll! $4 R EACH DOLLAR INVESTED can be aa de lij UU OUR Sytematic Pianos Speculate iginated by ns. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. * It is ? wed kt own fact t) at there are thousand sos men in all parts of the United <t who. by the systematic trading through Chicago broke.*, make la ge amounts every year from a few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred collars $50.0(10 to $100,0('0or more by these who in- eet a few thousand, ' 1 It is also a tact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small 1 ments on this i Jan are persons who live, away from Chicago and invest through thoroughly understand systematic trading. ' w “ n U r plan does not risk the while amount invested on any trade, but covers both sides hat whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that piles up enormously in i herttime. ’ 1 WRITE FOR CONVINCING PROOFS-also our Manual on successful speculation and om Daily Marker Report, full of money making pointers. ALL FREE. Our Manual explains mar s rading fully. Highest references in regard to our standing and.success. For furthe jmformati— ‘ a dress THOM as & CO., Bankers and Brokers 2 Z 1 ’242 Riano Building. Chicago 111 | REPAIRING ’ • I repa : r Furniture and Bicycles $ Cail on or address * | JACK O’REAR I | IT —of jJigh (Hts. S'” They embody more points of genuine merit than any other wheel? made. No other machine stands so high in the estimation of cyclist? because Waverlys are built on honest value lines, and purchaser? re ceive full value fox the investment. Buy a Waverly and you willaever e ashamed of your mount. made by INDIANA BICYCLE CO., Indianapolis, Ind- MOORE <fc PROCTOR. Agent. , Rome Hal Loan Association HOME OFF'CE ROME GORGIA, 325, R road Street. A National Building and Loan ompany Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. > b FICER^. J. a glover, President. j. d. moore, Sec’ty & Treas, ciiAs. i. graves, Vice Pres . j. n. Rhodes, ngr’ Loan Dept Hai sted smith. General council. . Alvo that tract, of land Iting aud being in the lands of the Standard Seal* Co., of Eime Ga, and which were cenveyedto the Standard Sea e co, by the hi me Lai d co, as shown b y its Deed,ai d being lot No. 14fronting 50 fiet on Gordon Avtr.ue, and ruining laik, of uni form width, a distance of 150 feet to an all, y, aud being part of what is nown as the St:'n.lard Scale Co propt ity near the < ity of Borne.Eloyd county. Georgia, t Iso lot No. 10, fronting 50 feet on Gordon Ave and running backs distance of 150 feet to an a ley, also being a part of said Standard Sca’e cc., property as above, and being in. west Ri me, Hoytl county oa. Also two subdivided lots of land, the same being a part of lot No. 20 and 21 of the Hicks survey of the Cooly faim, situated in lot No. 31S 23rd District and 3rd Secl Inn of Floyd county, Ga, These two subdivided lots I eing numbered 3 and 4on a platmade by Jas A Arnold,Er. aud [ f onting i n a cross street2o feet wide, each 111 | I -2 feet at d each tunning back from the centre l of said street 199 feet to the line of ( Crocket r Campbell, and each containing ore half acre more or less. One farm in Floyd county made tip of lots Nos , 842 and 844, 845 and part of 846, each lot con taining 40 acres more or less In the 3rd. Dis trict anil 4th Section. One farm tn Floyd, cannty containing 79 acres mere or less, and madi tip of Iqts Nos. 9 3 t nd 35 acres of 914 1 i the 3rd Diet tict and 4th Sec tiod of said o< only. Said ptojerty being the walestate belongit.g to the estate eil p. M suicidal <1 late deceased, of said County of Floyd, said sale being made for the purpose of distribution rnd paying the debts of the esta e. Term&,ca*h, This June 6 1896. Mrs. H Eva Strickland, Adtuhilstrix of estate of B. M. Strickland deceased. T-’ - Hi n Isome framed pictures given away, free to all cash customers I at Lloyd’s Fair. Ask for tickets. M The Mutual Fire Insurance - pany of New York is the leadii.- Eastern fire Insurance comp* 111 ) of tlie United States. F. J- E>ans <fc Co., Agents. 327 Broad St. 4 Bottles Best Vanilla or Lena 01 - Extract for 25c at Holmes Us" eery Company.