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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1897)
HAR&HALM UAL!;- F«L 1897 CITY <>F lb MH, EI.nYD COUNTY, G* . There will lie sold *• *r<»r<* the court house d<»>r in bn city of Rome Floyd County. t-n <-n tr> firsvTtiesilHy in A| ril 189 i between the legal hours <>l sab tar 10l ow ing described property tow it : That tract or parcel <>t land 1 situated lyi'g iii.'i bring in th"i ■ Etowah Division of the city of ; 1 Rome, Ga , begin nil gat the inter-i ■ection of Broad and Evt Bonn nary streets an I running thence along Broad bt. 155 te» t >nd 4,1 I inches ; ano running i hence mtek , ut right angles to Broad -t same »idth to tlw right of way ol the dome Railroad being known as t lie Western ha fid ’he property Known as the Printup lot, as the I ropertv of Mrs. J hn . Printup ..nd children. Levin! un by .virtue of a tax fi fa in favor < I the Mayor utld Council of the city of IF me against this rpecific property for taxes du on this property for thei year 1895, for the use of \V. T. Cheney truisferive. J. B. Sb ipshim „Ci Marshal. CITATION LEAV TO SELL Gecrg, Floyd Cot ty: Vo all whom it niav • nuern: Solomon 1 ‘•.verett Aiin. niatratorof J> . n M'l ; » rt«cra»e<l !■ is in due form ap;>ae<l to tt Jua > signed for -at ■> to sell the lands belong ng to the est te • •fjaid deceased, and said appttcation w> I 1> f earii on the tirst Monday in April next. Th>“ lit day of March 1897. -John p. Davis, Ordinary. I . YEAR'S SUPPORT Georgia,’Floyd County : j To all whom it may concern; Notice is here by given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year's suvpo t to Oltis ami say Belle vyharton, minor children df .Folin H. W liarton, deceased, have filed awaid, and nn :sss good and sufficient cause is shown, the mue will te inadethe judgment of the Court at ihe April term, 1897, oi the Court of Ordinary. This March Ist 1897. ,W I Jphn.F. Davis. ' Ordinary. CITATION LEAVE 70- FI L Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : W H. Ennis administrator of Alexander Billups deceased uas in due form applied to the undersigned ' tor leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of -aid deceased, and said application will be be .rd on the first Monday tn April next. This n. day oi March 1897. •iw John P. Davis ■ • Ordinary, NOTICE ADM INISTRATOR ’ ' SALE. - ~• • . • A • Georgia, Floyd County, Agreeable to an order of the Court of Orili jury of Floyd County, will bo sold at auction it the Court House dooro said county, on the ntat Tuesday in April next, within thehgal Hours of sale the following property town: West'half of lot otlaud No. 70, and, thjr west ualt of lot No. t>9. in the Town of North , Rome itonuejlj Foiestvllle] Floyd so. Ga. Blinnded a» follows : bounded on the North by lot of R . H. Jones, on theEist by G. V, rraaumeJl & >lrs. W. H. Broach, on the Sou to i, tvinitetou Avenue, & on the W est by I‘erk liwStieet. At so one Gold Watch sold as {he propeity of W”. H. Broach, deceased, late-of said cotiuiy. Terms Caeli This Jan. 7. 1897, - T. B Broach, A< ministrator NOTICE ‘ ” Agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordi nary ot Floyd County will be sold at auction a he court house door of said t ouiity on the first .ueaday in April next within the legal hours of -ale, the following property towii: All that tract or parcel of land in tbe24tb District anu ;rd Section of Floyd County Georgia and Hown and distinguished m plan 01 said Coun ty aS being part ot lot ot <■ nd no. 52 described is follows beginning at the stole near the Yor-t- East corner where W. J, Watts and James Barnet t'sljind cornets tlienca west ator/g -ide line o: James Barnett to the original west me thence South along said Hue to the coinei i .f E. S. Manns 1. nd thence East along said line' t> th 'conwi of E. S. Manus and W J- Watts and the slough thence North along Said slough o the starting corner containing 50 acres more or tees sold as the proyierty of Mary.' !»■. Mays ;ate of said County deceased. This March Ist, 1897. fsiniß Cash. | BA. Harnett Jr. -t Administrator I Estate ot.Mary M. Mays . ' deceased. CITATION LEAVE TO SEL g Georgia, Floyd County : To all whom it may concern: W. H. Fnms Adm’r, de boms non of Thomas Brannon de ceased has in due form applied to the under ,-igned tor leave to sell the lands belonging o the estate ol said deceased, and said appli . atton will be heard on the first Monday in ypril next. This 3rd day of Match 1897. yw ' » . John P. Davis y Ordinary. ( RAMI’ CoLIC who are subject to at acKeof bilious colic will be ’ t'eased to know that prompt re -1 f may be had by taking Cham lerlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar ho«a Remedy, and if taken aa -non as the first indication of the disease appears, it will prevent Bbe attack. For. sale by Druggis NEW ADVERTJSEMEN ! S. iwWinw?wx.u.& , . LEY'S CREAM BALM Is a positive cure. Apply Into the nostrils. It is qnickly absorbed, iso eenta *t Draatriste or by mail; samples 10c. by mail. ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warren St. New York City. HtrDERCOrjrJS Coms.Stop*R-- pain. Mu. t» vaik / ■ ' 1' PARKEHUS NAIR BALSAM t ’’**'» n *'* •nd l‘c?ut..ic« the h&ls . V-vk I Tornote# • iu. N tixia’il r-wth. j C* rnr Fall a to lirstorc Owty Hair to jta Youthful Color. Bvhw . "<lp diepßsva '• hair falling jpWtfEß# and <!.<■> at ft you inCONS U PT! VE O’ JYinful >ilm r Ihbility ot any kind uso PACKER S GINGER TONIC Many who wrt* Jenaaud diacout Luto re<iuuc4 health by iUi uata diss Maria Parlua ia aihiiKted to be a leading American authority on cooking;ate Says > - a good stack for the foundation of soups. «auee« anil many other things, and the Jiwvt stock is im coipm CYlrarl (if Rrrl 1 YAU Util U1 XJUUX. 100 of Miss Farloas rteipe sent gratis by Dauehy & Co 27 Parse. place. New York APRPICATOIN FOR LETTERS 1 OF DISMISSION. Georgia, Floyd CoTNry • Wher as, a’, C. Nixon Administrator of J. E. Pinson, .’eeeased. represents to the court in his petition duly filed, that he has administered J E. Pinson’s estate. Th‘s is t cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can. why said administrator should not be < ischarged from his ft'imimstrr tion and receive letters of dismission on the first MOn lay in June 1897. This March 3rd 1897. 3m vis CJ Orcin UQU. OUTHERN RAILWAY. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. btanou*. No A -o I- no 14 I7v l iiultanooga li lO.n s f>.«m ~|.>pu. A r Dsllon 2 02am • 2 am 7 » p • • r Rome «.:sau Hi Jiiam kif pt. Ar Atlanta Un-am 1.16 pm 10 66p.;. LvAl auta 7 90a.- < uopu. 11 lllpn ? '0 2 an. 7 tOpm IX.n .'i f . A ’jiti ... 6O7an. >» Everett 1 ' ■■ p-ni « 4>ain tr Jsrk.rm Ville ..< s ixb...l ... . 9 poarn 1 1 . _ ■_ l.¥ Jewup 4.2 pm! y.VU’f \r jHckxonvi:i» . .‘Cjrr'i I* k.w r.x I<_ Lt g *'»pn I 7 uwam ‘ r l»i uti« ♦* < k 7 Jiu -tr. | 8 -, aro No ? PuTTmao < ar < hallanoyga kUArj.a: '1 in yc ; r H <»p-n iu p4»a«R* .'era nt nJ iW p m N<e 10 Pul iQan Ui Ton Sipping C«r Clneln ■•*t. to A i lan la. Nu 14 la h vlid \ vsliuul? train 4 Tviij. Pm man pmr ( arCh«u anovtfa io '-ck.< .\l, ♦* without uh age KTII No I V NO 7 No~~o f-* I wt* a <4 Mini 7 XfA'pin Ar lloii e T (Nhtin l<> &sum 4 SI pm Ai DalHeH.. a U »am 11 4.lam ».*Vpm 4r Chaitannoca 0 XSain I oupin 71 pin hAltnnowga ¥ 4*>ain 7 Ir Leim ton .... 4 4<»pm 4 YAanc Kr Louisville . . 7.V pm 7 <oau 4r inchmall ...... 7 i pro 7 I bj No 13 la solid ulr itain Allanla io alunrkl with >’u’ man iai Aiwo Pulj ■nat Sleeping ear Al a:.lm -o ChMllMßouga l*bi« Oar loprD In Ali*uu lOrretilr pa*no <eri al IM iK) p lu No » < artiea Pullman Union S!e«p»af Car MUnta io (./iHclnftaii mid I’mimaD Sleeping ar Chatianooga v*» Louisville __ ST A~~tON» ~ i It No 15 V Chsllauooge. 1 < ISam 6 6bpm 4r Knoxville k (k>am 9 xopm Ar Morrisiown » -Van-. «6pui »r Hol spring* Jl.toam It SiSrx. 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Tret Mgr Vaahlnglon D C • A TURK a P A Waaaiiigloa D C t A ■»MjßrtOT»r aasta r *«*>a—a»a TM The Mutual Life In surance Co., of Ken tucky insures ladies now, and aredoing a big business through their Rome Agency. Office in Masonic Tern ie. i j ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Mr. \V. A. Love w»i in Atlanta I yesterday morning. Miss Maddox is the guest of l Miss May Gordon, in Dalton. Mi. Liddell Brett is touring Texas. Mrs. F. J. McCaffrey is report* nd nr improving. Judge W. H. Darnel|, of Centre was here yesterbay. Mr. A' L. Green, of Gtinswiile Ala. was in the City yeslerduy. Miss Rose \voodriiff is visiting her sister, Mrs Will White, at Roun I Mountain. Just try a 10c. box of Cascar ets, the finest liver and bowel re gulator ever mads. Mr. John T. Dunn of Florida was m the Hill City yesterday. Recor ler Eubanks went down to Fosters Mills yesterday. His court was postponed unti t tomorrow Capt Jas, A. Smith went dowi. to Mobile yeserday to visit his daugh ter, Mrs Jas.W. Mareland. Mr, Robert Chapman returned home Sunday,after spending u week in Rome. — Rockmart Slate. Mrs. Beulah S. Mosely, the talented editor of The Rome Georg ian, will pay a visit to friends in Atlanta this week—Constitution. Messrs: G. W. Trammell and Will Gunn, of Rome, Ga , were in Centre the alpha of last hebdomad, guests of the Alabama.S-Coosa ILver News; The Rome Collecting Agency wants $1 ,OO,v 000 worth of good and bad accounts to collect on commission Mr. N. B. Grffin, of Pome, 1 as moved to Gadsden and leased the interest of Messrs. Myrick in the (iriffiu Lumber Company. We welcome him to our city.—Gads d in Times-News. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, and Miss Emily Smith, of Rome, are at the Hotel Gleumore. Mr Smith is here to have the benefit of a specialist's treatment for his eyes An operation has been performed on his eyes and he is recovering. —Constitution. We want at once two ’adiesofgood address to solicit life insur ance among the ladies for the Mutual Life In surance Co., of Ken tucky, C,C. Holmes. Dist. Agt .Masonic Tem pie. NOTES OF ALL SORTS The British Government owns over cam 1-. The entire ' t • ’ no< of the globe measures 136,000 miles. It is said that a gallon of milk is required to make a pound of cheese. All Qf the mummy cats unearthed in Egyptian tombs have red hair. Over one hundred go'd mines have been started in California within a year. Each square inch of the humad skit, contains dq less than 3500 p U'spiration pores. The brain of an antis larger in proportion to its size than that of any other known creatuije. In London there is one doctor to every 880 people. f We will insure your life for what ever the amount of insurance you want, and lend you the money to pay your premiums with. I hen what excuse have you for not ta king out u sbme insu rance atonce. Mutual Life insurance Co., of Kentucky. C. C, Holmes, Masonic Temple. MAKES THE WEAK STRONG! Tee Foremost AttieletiG Trainer in America Recommends Paide's Celery Comyound. John Graham is the foremost man in American atheleties. It was he who managed the suc cessful team from this cou .try that attracted world-wide atten tion in the recent Olympic games at Athens. Formerly trainer for Columbia college, then for Princeton and finally for Harvard university, Mr. Graham had much to do with raising the standard of collegiate sports. A small army of gentle men have been guided by him since he left Harvard and took ! his present position, superinten dent of the famous gymnasium of the Boston atheletic association. Three of his proteges. White, Brewer and and McCarthy, have just won the New England cham pion at the mile, quarter-mile and fiVe-niile run. He has train ed Weeks of Brown university, one of the best college sprinters in the country. Many another student of what makes men and women strong has used andh as recommended Paine’« celery compound as the best known remedy for those who are weak and dispirited, the overwork and enfeebled persons who are most concerned in the general awakening of interest in outdoor exirciseand indoor attention to the proper ru'es of health . It wan the ablest professor of medicine and surgery in any C&l- I - II I —, .l-~ • - t Mr.E. M. Shelton has moved his family down from Chattanoo ga. They are dcmiciled .at 307 Fifth Avenue. Mr. F. C. Barton, of Ala., was here yesterday. Mr. L. M. Lawrence, was in the C.ty yesterday. ’'' '• Messrs. P, M. and G. L. Rhodes, of Taylorsville, were at the Central yesterday. w If you don’t"' want your customers wor ried about their ac counts, dont get us to collect for you. For we will certainly go to see them if we have their bills. ■I u Rome Collecting Agcy Masonic Temple. wwaiiibu—Ah idea Protect your !qm«; th*r way bring you wealth Write JOHN WKDDEKBURN ft CO. Patent A tier taya Waabixrton. D. for xhe.r tI.RUO print off* iUt o( twn hnaared Uveetkrna nanwl lege, that giant amung men, Prof. Eaward E. Phelps, M.D., LL D , of Dartmouth college, who after years of patient investigatiau and study, assisted by all that wa« best in the progress of medical science at home and abroad, first discovered the wonderful formula of Paine's celery compound. There was no doubt of the in lerest that would be awakened at once by the announcement of an; discovery by.Prof. Phelp fi> .n i i r■ a i i was furnished to the best phy s cians, and fortwi’h thi«remarkable Paine’s celery compound was per sonally used and professional!v prescribed by them The result o f the closest investigation might have been expected. I t soon re quired a considerable industry to produce the remedy, ahd rapidly but steadily, without ceasing, the demand for Paine’s celery com pound has increased, until today there is no other remedy that in comparison begins to hold half the public attention that it holds. In untold|number of cases where every o her remedy has been tried and failed, Paine’s cel ery compound has attained the wished-for-results. making the weak strong, purifying the blood, rebuilding the wornout nervous tissue, curing chonic sickness, proving a never-failing and per manent re ief for rheumatism, uepralgia, kidney diseases an disorders of the liver, all due t° tJELICO i Llr... •• COAL i. JEL LICO Even Thonjas, tfie-. 'grate of our fine- .Mrid»'K’O:-:s«*** -- * We sell the beet. It warms the home circle and brings happiness to all. " “ ' • . * ' ’ J G McCLURE & CO PHONE 27. V O 228,‘BROAD impairment of the person’s ner vous system, the coi)snquent im poverishment of the breaking down in co iseq ion e of some par ticular organ. When Mr. Graham, writing Jan 18, 1897, said : “I have used Paine's ce'ery compound to my benefit, and I have no doubt that any person undergoing great phy sical and mental strain would find it of great service. For students especially it ought to be of great value.”—When so promient a student of bodily heabh who has no equal, unless, one mentions Dr. Sargent of Harvard, with whose methods Mr. Graham says bluntly that after his experience he hejiev<-s others would find Paine’s celery compound of great what or wom>>n out of perfect!; health cuu neglect his well considered and expert ad vice I There is no doubt that Paine's celery compound cleans the blood of eczema, sa't rheum and such humors, jjot only in t he spring that is so favorable a time, but at any time during the year, so thoroughly that nothing further is ever heard of them. Paine's celery compound has been tested, «c rutinized and hear tily approved by so many impar tial physicians and men and wo man whose word in any matter would not be questioned for a moment, that one must be stub born-minded indeed who proffers to mope around half sick instead o verifing these positive,straig ht forward staP*msnts.
