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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1897)
PIISERP FROM ■ gsight and Snaoju Summei ville Nsws. jit-H Mary Clen>’nui)s> left Moi.- duv for "i* extended visit to rel:.- t p es in Rome. \|v, an»< Mrs S. F. TayUr, of l’ ( ,nie. were veiling Judge and Mrs. John Taylor Sunday < veiling The Nows regrets to hear that Mt. I*. M. Story, of C’lystnl h| rii.gt* the niif-for'.unn tu gut his kg ijfoken one day last week he pu - ticultii's of the misfortune cm. d not be learned. Solicit' r General M<sc Wright was in att< ndance < n the Febuory ht ssi'n <4 county court Minelay. Mr. Wright in s made a m< st fa vora’tilo inij ressiun for the aide inanio r jUjWh ch lie has disclwirg itl the duties of his important position. frightened them away Mrs. L. Pytie and children were frightened away from hone last night by a drunken man who came into the house. He was arrested while calmly sitting in a rocker before the tire Capt. Lytles is in Florida. The man’s name was J. C. Adams. The Recorder gave him $5 00 or 10 dayp. A. C. Vickers was assessed I y his honor the amount of $4.00 f< r a plain drink. Cascarets stimulate liver, kid - neys and bowels. Never sicken, Weaken orgripe. 10c. JUST TO FILL IN? —Sillicus —‘‘How do you escape bad con pany? ’ Cyiricus—“l am seldom-alone .” —[f Turkey and Gre'ce should ever come together, what a slip psry battlefield they wr uldmake . —The Frogtown Kid wants to know if musicians who play pipe organs always wear snicking jack ets. —The cotton supply of the United States is estimated* at 9,- 000,000 bales. What a lot of chorus girls there must be! —“A man's fren's am laike watah melons.” says Brother Watkins. ‘‘Yo’ habgot to try a lot befo’yo’kin find a good one.’' —“Domestic contrasts are strange things,’’says the Manayunk Phil osopher ‘ When the wife gets her light clothes the husband gets a lot of heavy bills. Trenton, Ga., Feb.’l. 1897. I have deen suffering for three yeais with rheumatism, and have never found anything that would do me any good, i u'll I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I very soon felt a change and continued its use until I had taken five bottles, when the pains of rheumatism had completely disappeared. G. A. Carter . Trenton, Ga. Hood’s Pills are reliable, sure. Gibson Pictures The ladies having charge of the Gibson Pictures entertainment are holding a meeting at Mrs. Gail lard’s this afternoon. HOW’S THIS? W offer One Hundred Foliar? Reward for any case of Catarab that can not bw cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. *Ve the undersigned, nave known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly lionorrt ble in all businesstransaction ano financially able to carry out a>iy obligations made by the firm. M est Truax. Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo,O. Walding K'nnao & Marvin- M hoksule Druggists, Toledo,Ohio Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken ii ternully acting directly upon tin blood and mucous surfaces of th< system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sok byall Diuggi sts. I’estnno'io ds free Hall’s Family Pills are the bee’ ! “UNCLE JOSH” i 1 tide Josh whs pn scnt» dto a fair hou«» la-1 tnght. 1 lie spec/al sc nery i.-g >od and i ther • are two very good actors in , the compai.v. j Ihe meclnni'cal effects were ix cellent. NOTHING IN If. It was riiiuon d today that th freight depot of the C. R. & C I railroad would be moved into the ilaini l ton warehouse. A Hu'Ti.er oe Rome ri p >r*er cabl'd <>n Receiver Jones who said, i “Nothing of the kind has b-* i, I contemplated ” Simon S. Hartimin, of Tina (J- I ton. West V a., has tern subject to 'attacks of colic about once a year, j and would have to cell a doctor i and then suffer for about twelve hours as much us some do when they die. He was taken recently I just the same as at other times, j and concluded to try Chamber . lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea | Remeib, He says: “I t r ok one dose of it and it gave me relief in five minutes. That is more than a r.y thing else has ever done for I me.” Fur sule’by druggists. ARMSTRONG LAUNDRY Man tiger McCall of the Arm strong is contracting with an ex pert m Atlanta to come to Rome and take charge of the Armstrong steam lb undry. A Riuht 10 Spit. Chicago, 11., Feb. 12 ‘—Attor ney J. R. Newcomer yesterday be gan suit against the West Chicago Street Railroad Company for $5 - 000 damr.g's. N-wcomer was ar rested for expectorating on tne floor of one of the companies’ cats and vva- acquitt* d . MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, BIR MINGHAM, ALA. Fcr the occasion of the Gras Carnival to be held at Bir mingham, Ala , March 2nd. and 3rd, 1897, ’he Southern Railway will sell tickets to Birmingham and return, at rale of one first class limited fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale February 26th, 27th, and 28’h, and March Ist, limi’ed for return passage to March 10th, 1897. From points within a radius of 300 miles of Birmingham, tickets will be sold for morning trains March 2nd. Call on any agent for further information. A Female Chaplain Boise, Idaho, February 12. M is. Rebe cca Mitchell of Idaho Falls, president of the Idaho Wo man’s Christain Temperance Un ion, has been elected chaplain of the State Legislature, an unusual honor for a woman. She was larg ely instrumental in securing wo man suffrage for Idaho. MUNICIPAL TICKET. We, the undersigned, announce ourselves as candidates from our respective wards for the coming city election,and pledge our best efforts for the efficient and safe conduct of the city government. January 18. 97 First ward —F.J.Kane. Second ward - ‘V.T.Jone f ’ Third ward —K A.Denny. Fourth ward —Chas. W. Morris. Fifbt ward—Dallis Turner. ts MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, NEW ORLEANS, I A., AND MOBILE, ALA. For the occision of the Mardi Gras Carniyal, to be held at New Orleans, La., tnd Mobile, Ala . March 2nd and 3rd, 1897, the Southern Railway will sell tickets to New Orleans and Mobile end re turn, at late of <no first class limited far for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale February 26th, 27th, and 28th, and March Ist, limited far return passege to March 10th, 1897. Call on any acent for furthe j information. A SCOURGE OF LA GRIPPE Is Raiging Evekywher Devast ating City, Town and Coun try Alike' Not hing i qua I o it - v* r be. n known. We have had a grippe I before m this country in several I will-defined epidetnes. but i< t as Iwe ure having it now. Ev '‘jb' dy, ; every wh« re, has it, has had it or s expecting to have i . In every 'paper «h rend of it. Everyone w Irneetspea- ol it Perh psthew is ! feature about la is that iit is almost sure to leave conse j'juenees behind it which are far I worse than the original disease. I But it could not i avo been other ; wise than that some things have (been learned, during the*e sieges with la grippe. Untold thousands have leai mil these things but a isrill gn-uter multitude perhaps i have thsse things pt to 1 aim. First, that P<-ru ua taken be fore e: ch m u ul aijd at bedtime will protect any one from having la grippe. Second, that Pe-ru-na taken every hour during the acute stage of la grippe will shorten its duration and prevent the long train of disagreeable consequences vthict fo'iow the acute attack. I hird, tha ; in cas°s where Pe-ru-na ha« not been u ed during the acute stage sud the victun finds himself dragging out a miserable equis tauce fiom the damage to his sys teni ac •omplished by la grippe, he has only to take Pe-ru-na acccrd ■ ing to the direction•< on the bottle, •to realize a spe dy and complete i cure. The explanations of this is | 'hat la grippe is epidemic catarrh. Pe-ru ua will cure catarrh wher ever located. It will cure catarrh of every varity and stage. There fore it will cure la grippe, which is simply the epidemic variety of acute catarrh. During such a wili er as this no one should de witl . out a copy of Dr. Hartman’s latest book which treats fully of la grippe, acute cattairh, coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption and all other climatic diseases cf winter. Sent free to any address by The P -ru-na Drug Manufac ture ' Company, Columbus, Ohio. HAVE YOU READ PH|L mPHIA Times THIS MORNING? THE TIME ; is the meet exten sively circulated and widely read newspaper published in Pensylvania. Its discussion of public men and public measures is in the interest of public inter grity. honest government and prosperous industry, and it knows no party’or personal alle giance in treating public issues. In the broadest and best a family and general newspaper. THE TIMES aims to have the largest circu a ion by de e ving it, and claims that \t is unsur passed in all th- essentials of a great metropolitan newspaper . Specimen copies of any edition will be sent free to any one sending their address. TERMS--Daily, $3 00 per annum ; $1 00 for f. ur months; 30 cents per mon'b ; deliver* d by carri ers for 6 cents per week. Sun day Edition, 32 large, handsome pages —224 columns, elegantly illustrated. beautiful colored supplement, $2.00 per annum : 5 cents per copy. Daily and Sun day, $5 .00 per annum ; 50 cents per month. Address all letters to THH TIAI KS PHILADEI.H . I •i ‘ -V ♦ (VomiAcni | 'i ' Bel lodemw Q y PtodW /PS j ;? Cures K\\ ? L’JMBAGO \ | 5' by touching / / V I THE SPOT' | i.o «< * » !»(«» ffiWALES FOt! MGR ! < EORGIA F..oVD COUNTY : WOl be H>|<l baiore (tie c >urt house <> ,ot in t. <■ nt Runif, Floyd county 01, be ween th" li'ua li'iiir- I uiie mi tile first ri«-,uy In ; I-1 bi ua y, l»'.i', the I'ilh.wiiin described jir.iper ty u wit ■ Part lit flty lot H’t N i. 173 la i lie Coosa i>l ' iaiea of he city o| R.ane said proper y fr< nt . nil,' on I irst a einte los 1-6 feet ai .1 ini.nlnt I b.'c t the same wl-lth between pro) ties of I'. 11. Hardin on :h« coui n ai.d by taeGa , oil ' Mill on th-North an I tothe pro erty of tin Ga, tli’ Mi lon the W ist, bel euy c,c,\. y t ’,| ,m the : I day of Mas M'.iG by I ' h.'M. 1 Graves to R I! « e-t and r< can ed in . b >ok "O ’ on li'.'i Ils on p ige» ! 6 ami ■ 1 in ( lark’- ' 111 i .if ll yic nntri, !. Gevied on bv vir’ii" I »f a fi fa issued f.'.ni the Floyd Superior Court iin favor of Mrs. Sallie I*’.* Turner vs, R. H. | West, as ihe property of the defentla t i Also at th- same time and pl ice, th roe acres ’of land lot No 531 all of Sand lot xos 532 ai- G 533 and line and .57 ItiO acres of lot No 7-T all , sajd Io s in the 16tb l> strict and Fourth Section |of Elot <1 county Ga Levied on by vir-ue oi a : .ms l ice court ti fa 1-siud t om ihe ll.ird nla j ciint G. M Floyd c >'in. yGa, in favor .T Ter hune Nixon C-' vs. E g. Ila boras the p oper ty ol E Hiro >r, the Defendant. Iso at *l-e same time and place, that portion of lot No, 326 in the 23r i nisir'cl ami 3rd Sou ; tioii I* ioyd county st., begittnieg at a point in j the center ot naan a'reel a- ihe intersection ot I ihe South 'ineof the sirec known on n>itz Bros ; map of Rome anil its suburbi of l.S'n as Filth l avciine. rumi.ng thet.ee West 6 0 feet; thence [ East (>OO feet to the center of man street, thence J N >rtb 2(10 feet; thence Smith with the center of . man ssreet to the Jiebeglnning point, being i the same prepe ty described in a mortgage from the said Mary Robnson ■to said Hattie F, Stanley, dated llth of April Is'.M), and record ed in book ' T''of mortgages.page Hl l>“the clerk's oftice of Floyd Superior court. Le vied OU by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Floyd City court ill f.vor of Hartfe F. Stanley vs. Mary Kouinso , as the property of ths defend a t J Iso at the sama time and place, a certain lot lying and being in the Fifth Irani of the . ity of Rune, County ol Floyd, State of Georgia, beginning at the son h west corner of Forest and alain streets, then?e west a'ong the south side o. Forest street 135 test to als foot alley, thence sou'll along rheeas. si ie of said alley 61 feet thence east 135 feet to Main street, thence norlu along the vest side of Maiu street sixty one feet to the point of beginning. Levied on by virtue of a fifa issued from the Floyd Su perior court in favor of the Interstate Building and Loan Association vs, Sabie C. Green, as the sroperty of the defendant. A so at tile same rime and place, a cert in IJt lying and being in the Oostanaula Division of the city of Rome, Georgia, situated on tie corner of Ninth avenue and west first street with a front on Ninth aveime of sixty-five leet more or less, extending back the same width 130 feet more or less, joining the lot of W. B. Adk ns and Being part ol city lots Ncs. seven ty two and seventy thiee in said division, Lev. ied on by virtue of a Mt’g fi fa isfueo Tom the Floyd Superior Court in favor of W. H. Ed moodson Guardian of the orphan of M, f Head. vs. W. IL & H. W. Edmondson & w. H E iiiip:..!sou & Co., as the property of w. H. and 11. W. Edmondson and W. H. Edmondson & C<>., the defts. Also at ihe same time and plate, lot No. ”8 arid improvements thereon m the Fourth Dis trict and Fourtu Section of Floyd County Geoigia. Levied on by virtue of ihree tax fi fas i-sued by J. .1 Black T. C. for the years 1881', 1887 ami 18.88 in favor of Samuel Funkhouser Adit iniStra or of the estate of J . J . Black tie . ceased Transferee vs. Milo L. Palmer as the propeity of the deft. Aisoat ilie same time and place, a parcel ot land situated lying and being in the Fourth ward of the city of Rome F oyd County Geor gia known as part of lot No forty in “Block C.” of D. R. Mitchells survey of De Soto,tront ing on Cedar street 70 leet and running back 136 feet mure or less, to line of alley between said tiact and property of W J. Gordon, o infided on (he south by the property of ,1. M. W'mpee and on the North by property of W. .1, Gordon. Levied on by virtue of aJ . P. Court fi fa issued fr in the 919 Dist. O. M. Floyd County Geoigia in favor of S. ,1. Burney vs, A G. Hardin as the property of the deft. • Alsoat the same tjme and place, one f, ur h undi ided mi.mral interest in land lot No. two hundred amt forty-three in the .24111 District an 1 3id Section Floyd County Georgia con ain tug one hundred and sixty acr s and also four ■ ores of land lot No tw > hundred and lor y four in the ;4 h dis.riet and 3rd section Floyu County Georgia ai d running from tin south west corner of said lot 244 and running north 451-2 roes to a dead .our woodbine tree, ihence East 1 rods, thence to < tie East ai d west line Is rows from t e cornea. Levied on by virtue of a Justice curt fi la issued from the jus ice Court ol the 919th di.<i ict G. m in favor ot wm H. B< ysiegel vs, J H. Selman J. O. Turner W. T. Drennou as the projierty ol J. H, Selman or. of the defendants, Also at the same lime and place, upon one house and lot in thecoosa Division of the city of Rom-, F o,d County Gi. Fronting op south sideol- East 4 h str-etoiio hun red anu twenty five (25) .eet mere or less and running back same width to r ght of way of Rome Railroad, bounded o , West by property of W J, Nurnaly on East by pr perty of D, W. Cuiry, and Gio citv water works propeity being the place where the ileleudan now resides- Levied on Uy virtue of three State and County Tax ti f«s is sued by John J Black T. C, in favor 'of Ex i change Bank ol Rome Transferee vs. ' liarles M Harper Age. and Tiu dee for wife the defend ant** Aho at the same time and p ace one vacant 10l in lif th ward of the city of Rome Floyu County g orgia, Fronting on Pi nniiigtoii Ave. F rout CeuieUo Street to property of Maranda Daniel four hundred 4 KI; leet more or less mu lling back same width aloi g cemetery Street to property of W. J. Burnet, and Jas. E Mul len. Levied on by virtue of three State and County tax ti fas issued by John J. Black T. C. in lavor ot Exchange Bank of K me Transfeiee vs. Charles M. Harper, the deft. J. I’ Mci.i'NNELL. Sheriff. D< n tTi racc > Spit and S.M"Ke i Yuur Life Away. ff you want to quit tobacco i.siim easily and i forever, ba wade well, strong, nagtietie. ful- ‘ of new h e and \ig< r, take .No-'lo <•, the won j der-worker tint inak-35 men strong. I lair, gain ten pounds in da; s. Over 400,000 , cured. Huy No-To Bat from s'our cwn druggis i who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and bainpie mailed Hee. Ad. Sterling Remedy c<».. ( hieage . or Nt w Yoik Agents w \nit: ?—r >r War in Cuba, by • rid'ior Ja Cuba » representative a< t aUiiugvon. Emlorsdd by < übau patriots. ' I;, trema dous demand. A. bonanzt for agents. ! Only $1 53 B btg com.nissious. Every- body watiw tho oiiiv eid x* .-4, ndi’tbie b*• h (3 i’fits free. <Jr«’iic given*. Freight par), liroj al) rr eh an 1 ma ;e $333 ain m h with War in Cuba. Addres* today. THE NATION A L C N<_ERN,3S2 30d Dearborn Er„ « h.cago. JXu JL-) J O .“Lo JL You Can’t Go Amiss it you get a package like this. It contains the genuine j * /qrp OW G°JuST :|g|| cleans it quickly and cheaply. XP “ Largest package—greatest economy. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia. I /Shandy cathartic I cußsconsrip/ ' ' •‘•’y'aw «<’'•<>» ■tipnlion. t'lurnri-t'-. arr Hu- Ides I Lava , - V L.-iLul . _..H,.,1, LUU u.". uevm-irnp ore-ripe, but cause easy nat.,l-11 results. Sain • " 11", num.free. 14. G > ki.lvti liUMWi <<).. ( nn-as-n. Montreal, (an., or New York. 817. W flSh j' £<•’(( < ■ ■■■• p i -.a; iPe t'-wu/y Weeondary oi OIOOP 1 t. for che prlco under afl fit sfA w a’i H ffunTtoty. if you prefer to come here we v ® i H « .tontraci to pay railroad tare un;t hotel bills, i vSKjffflw **” “ E0 churge if we fail to cure. If you have tat 'l*- merenry. iodide S ’ J g“ BQ >P S if "W potanh, and still hi aches and pains, mucous ® * ati-2 'SjC' -1 a* S batches in mou Sore Throat, Pimpieß, S;>c u„ Vleevs on any part of the bo Ilatr or Eyebrows failing out. :t is tins Xcijirx 7 :!? POkSOSi that we (uarantee cure. We solicit the most obMtiuate ZT*. 3 ” ir-N fT'fk ly'fj aLB iff much a challenge the world for a caeie “ii* ItW’ fct ?! EO £■ wecanii cure. This disease has always baffled the of the most eminent phj-aiciai fld>OO.O<Mi capital behind our tincoaditioiiai guaranty. Absolute proof!* sent sealed application. Address ( OOK KEIIF.DY < 0.. OH 31)7 Masonic Tenipie. CH9CA4.O. ULJU Uli % ’ j SMB * I 3»t ; * The J. K. N lia mson Jewey J stock of Diamonds. vVp ches, J«..w* * elry, Silver ware. S.lver Novelties. * Clocks. Terra Coita Figures Gold i and S»eel Rim Spectacles and Bric- 4 a-Brac en b acing a full Ine of beautiful g >oas bat placed t .-geth * er makes a magnificent stock, has been thrown on the mark t at | Assignee s Sale ) * t 7 he class of goods, handed oy * Mr. Wil i mson, ; s too well-knnwn * of he public to need further in tr d cri nb/ me. lam going to close ou theentiri stock at once- / 5 Tne goods must be s ?ld, and there < to e the stock has been cut to such nt ir pic e that eve y pur t r-haser is t ounu to make money J on ais investment, Come at once. J j H.G.STOFFREGEN, \ ASSIGNEE. > * ’ I * T * < * *• W' -t}? ttv $ -»• d I REPAIRING • : I repair Furniture and Bicycles i Call on or address o • JACK O’..’EAR '
