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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1897)
ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN — • « nA \ E.E. Ilughb'r, of Atlanta, i- in th* ritv. Mr. Ben Watts, of Cave Spring, is in the city. Mr. W. T. Grimes ha rpjuj-ped from Cartersville. Rosser Thomas, of AdajjScillr, is in the city today. Mrs. Joe I’rintup and daughter, Miss Nellie, Wt today lor Wash ington. * Dr. A. \V, Wfight has reju.cMed from Barnesville, Ga,, where he has been on professional bnsiye- Misses Kate J .hnson and \ftitti< Dickson, of Centre, are -visit ng Mrs. Johnson, on Fourth avuiu The merit of ll< oil's Sarsaparilla Is literally written in blood Lt is traced in the \i;al fluid Os millions of the human race; Its positive medicinal jrfFipt And curative pour is written Upon the hearts, and graven upon The minds ot thousand's Os people whohi it hriHctirud And given good lualt li When there seemed I othii>g h'l I re Them bi t dar.tcm Ss tu d d> sp-dr. It cures al. diseases arising From or promot' d by impure Blood by its intrinsic merit as The One True B'ood Uirifyaf.■ sheShaS JE JULY .807 ( EORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY ! W ill be sold before the court house <l, <«i in tie city of Koine, Floyd county on, butv.een, the legal hours of saie,on the first Tuesday iii July, 1897, {the lo’lowiug ilesriif.ed ] i'oi>.jrt\ tcwit: Mett half of land lot one bundled t.nd IW',. fourth district ano fourth section eloyd coun ty. Ga., containing eighty acres, in ire or less Levied on by virtue ol a mortgage ti la, issued from the Floyd Superior court in favor ot I>. A, Beattie vs. Thomas L. Haidin, as ilie prop erty of the detenu mt. Also at the same time and place, oi.e undi vided one third interest in tin tooowi..g land, to-Wit: The lot on Filth avenue, Fourth Ward, ol the city of Rome, FlOyd county, Ga., Irani ing on said avenue tfeirty liet/runmi’g Uuck on hundred and fifty ieet, knoou as iiarrn liand lying be wt.su teysug.ls l.,t;un| ir Sullivans’, ix vjeu on bj[ vir, i••oftwbJi si n c >urt li fas issued frotii the 919ui dlsii ifft,'. . ,1, one in tavor ol J<dm I>. Moon , vs. l.do. A. I) Harris, the other in favor of .1 • W holder, vs. Geo. A.-H. Han t-, r, mid Harris.imdoisci'. as the-.properly ..i *♦!«■ de fendants. Levy made by R. H. Copeland, L. C. Also at the sane lime and place, one undi vided fourth interest on lot numoei sixty.ioar, t’,4, in 22ud district and 3d section Flnyd county. Ga. levied on by virtue ol a justic. conn tilt issued from the 919th district, G. ,vt„ ill lavou, of li. (4 Ulaik, uansiurea, vs. Champ’ ■’bill head and All Whitehead,, as ike pyquriy., 1, f'l'ianp Whitehead, one ortho deieniiam-. Levy made by w• M. Byaie, L. i.. - - Also at the same time aud pie. e.a tr.igt or patdel of land, sTttt.-tert, lying icnirl eing in the city ot Kon'tfc, Floyd county , Ga., being part ol the city kits number seventy-tWo and seiQn’ty three, 72 and 73, OuSlauaula <iii'siou ol tin of Koine, franting titty-eight . 58, feet <ln Nio ii avenue, torinerly K. Boundary street, aim run ning hack same width Seventy, .0, feet, Thence at right nugles thirty-nine, 39, feet wide, the side^uext..to. Frank Kanes Being a stfidglii line one him dred and torly-pue, Jll, feet long, a.-> now eft* closed in plank and picket fence iiiimeiliate.y in realr ot w-H- AtUiiUS’ residence, and joinii.g the rear of Adkins’lots. Levied- on by vinue of a tax li ta tor Hie-year of, lf®3, iTsoefl by John J. Black, T, C.. rn lavorol Jim H. g.-y. n >lds, transferee, vs, William X. ftliiidy a.s die property of the defendant: “ Also at the same timeaiid pla.-e, that t rad parcel ot land snua vdy lying an- Ro.iig j,, -i, .' village formerly known as isuut-h 41-i.ne, ftu» Film ward, ol he city of Rome ,lain ; t tpc southeast half, Us- fit teen 1 et Mdd to xi.uao-. ua Uanie.s, on the smith side, mvi bounded as toll >ws: Fronting Peifi iiigi.m a. enue one hundred +e< l- and lunhlilg ii_ck at right angles 154 tie,, onft liiimlred and lilcy tour feet, bounded on the south By street known as Coosa siree., on the west by primer ty of Maranua Daniels, ami containing iioe s'Xth of an acre, with all the improvement's thereon, it being ibe same. Hfyi'erav -ileedi<4«tli the defendants l»y V. Li. iuiner the 3lst Clay ol May* 1892; deius ncor :m. ir eieik's tidlce io Floyd superior co;.rt, ll«oh,T, i. de. ils,* pom 198. iLevied o i by virtue tu a j is io court n la issued from the 919th urstrAij, G. M.. m laior ot J. B. Chamblee, translen-e, vs. James Kj< i ardson, Thus Kicliariison aiid Warren hiel.-ar.,. son, as the pioperty ol the dOfentUiits, la \v made by it. li. topelard, I. o. Also at the same nine Xml' plai'r, part of lo» ‘ No. 32ti, in 23d disc riel ami 3,1 ,>e. gum n\ r lore county, Ga., beginning at a stale < n ihe <. , j. nal land line ot said lot, tlieo-amv feelagf.Nau J whitelleim’s northeast cojuer, ih, ,-a.i with said and line leei to ”-rake; thence west 4IS feet to a stake; theuoo u.n n J.-u io ki th- center, ol tlie Ayeis Mill f-a'd '’am? • hence wnh Uie ceutir ol - ua mad to ILchnr whitehead's souiiiwcsi cornel ; iTii-rc,, ui n Richard wlntiheads line north 1-lu leei to ; stake; thence -east 317 leei to tin beginning. Levied on by virtue of a eo-t nt • issued from the Fj!>iu.s.VliexikCXUUiX. iu.Jav« of Ennis & SiaHiug, use < 1 -ilm. i- ■ i r m, ,i lierior court vs. Lucy Long, as th.' , ; 'perty- o dicy Long, Also at thi'sati«'tifne'add'pia'l'i . 1- ~-k; mare ipnle about o yeats o 11, a. . h., , nigh, bam id 1 iaisy : <me dai k aboirvas years ohl. about 15 Inn d high. oaa,e - Bros Ji ■ on by an lue of am tlieFwyd city court in lamrol 11... r’n. yT-.C £. L' ist.i.. ;- - thi pm] -i i-. of ~ . fendafft. Aie*'at the same tiim-a-ml place, one.- rtf' virtert Jialt intenst ofjot ,night,in ike i lan.ania division to rh.f < fix oi bon coiiiiutincii g ar inriaref .'i.ifi. Hr?*, ,-r, S andrtSexemli avetnm, Jximm._''rj>-i;'h u w avenjietoj A. BaJe’- |.m). t -i y, i uing w - , 1 roui Rfevuii' h avenue to the o' aba ri\er Bouhilh'l on ihe s-mtii by ihi |r< ■ >< i A Lucv Ragan, running aioi g said pr< | ri, v to Uorttai.aula river, containing one lour rum ! h<Mi*ej»:d one two mom incise,.- d about n : , acres of land, more oi 1 L< v ieu on In yn ~ ol a iflli ti la lor the yeur 1893, , «mn bT J J. Bleak T. C. m I.itot <,l i ftt,. . fereig vs. J lios. B. Ilmgci 1 utl,..i. Amn r, as U-, property of the deleudaiit. Also*‘at the saiat tinn 11 act wr ) arcel ol land - uated lyi ( being.m the city ot Koine, Floy d ‘count i, < a., and known as pari of Im No bin il.e < ih-.u and UlHlluin division of said ci y ; umami .i the sunkJ'ei n ooiugrgif, snii: b ami Greei s roe’s fronting on sitiiTh siuerT-1 leei ami rui n.iu back smut widili F<> w.,a: i- known a-: he Lfv | being tin same properly di I scribed m a need from Jolm H. Keynohis’, John Mssitgoinery as exei uior of Thomas l'e> ry deepen to said Virgil Fain dated tin -. il, dav of March 1896. Levied on l y vinue of justice court ti fa issued from the 9191 li district <>. M. mJavor Os O. p, Beysiege l v- Vil il Fain as the pr operty of the defendant. L\x wade liy-W. M. Byars L. C. J. P. McCoNM I.L Shblifi. j" JIkAPfRHY DAVIS’.) > ”•< V' A Sure and Safe Remedy’ in jF every caso and every FtlfM , y? ot Bowel Complaint is ' iSnaJfifer s TMieJe a trye BM< * J O ft can’t bo made too strong A or too emphatic. V It is it simple, safe and quick \ cure for y Cramps, Cough, RhoumaMtan, * Colds, O Diou’hcßa, Crpjjjk IwUhapa- . and 50c. It by'J-ou, Beware of • I X ' I ' U> <i,t,y th ® Oent ’ e—Perry Davis'. MF jS 1 tl •IT' ’. OF’ J' T V FT*" I' If:- H)X KATES. !’.y th'- Hout' i-i’ii Builw ‘i /. i Rn'i'n'il trip iick<-t8 ..! one and uik third far - <m anlo-July 2i»<l. 3r<l mid Itli, and tor.trains.o.ij the -xU, that ■tT'< ; Shih'ihlb'-il I" riiacJi <i.''.-t,n -1 ion 1 ’ ... ■ hut ir,. ii'oHi ( pf tli.-jtj day,’ L'ic' i’fs wii t ha S")d 1 1 any pijiiiil Hyii'ii i f 1 lb’ < t’l.io A t*o((niipi; and i’.a v ' of Lt 1 !': 1 '.tiu.XLuwjj t - r*-’- Xdi'd July 7, r A q tjiinpcoti.r, T. C. Smith Chat I; noo<r.-i, Tom-. Romo, Ga. A H 3:) JKi IG i. 1; -N EGCKSSIT Y i , r ri I•’ i.'.C It ' w >n.ler f'u| ii ’iic.d '1 i» ■. 4U-U iin£ t > the ict •_»»* »t ’y anti p isitive v o.i k“l H‘vs, iv r.t il cleanßitu< the entire eystem, ’.is ••! cohls, care hea lache, fe -1 v,<r. ii ibit.i il co i cip Rum a.ul liiliousntßsn. > Cleave buy an I tr, a box ol C. C v. today; 1(1, , 25, 5 ) Ctvic-'- So’ 1 ill i •» iioe ir • Tiv a,i I . 'BAPfisT YOUNG i’EOl LK’S UNION OF AM ERICA. OU \T TAXOOUA, TENN. 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'• vi H 0 ' and relurn v' AXt - ttqr t & As; . ■ p; - . j J unA 2i , 2,'G ry-- ; • re J ten d < ? ; ■ . ■: ■ " ' t i ft 1 \ > Or. -o P S(’ cure! by r ■ E f-g p fe Sy thia 113. ®i ’’’ ease, wii i?h Lvl ' V v ;_ /L*! 1,3 snnd-1 b ’* s .r ■>„ > V ,a..w rt h- a k,, l.iry.- br-t i ‘j r ' ■ .te cure frei ’r any sufferer. I •<y“° <’P. O. and E:p- laddress, W . 1 -vi ’1:...; a< to-tddr ... [ ..k. Hcv,’YoS» I Terrible Explosion. «l - ■ • A GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODED WITH FEARFUL RESULTS. The Burning Fluid Falls all Over Mrs. Nci a E. Hill. Shs '■'> Fearfully Burned-InhaLs the Flames a: is Seriously Injured, but Proper ■ b jdical Treatment Saved Her Life. from the Chronicle, Chii'"oo, JU.. r ~,1 • ' - Perhaps in no cusp us yet recorded has the efficiency of a popular remedy been found bo clearly as i:> that of Mrs. Nora E. Hill. While her condition, caused by a frightful and distre-siii-/ accident, places her beyond the pale of pciT-i f recovery, she has received su h nnirlo I relief that the story of the ac cident. :i id t . -ufFerimrs resnlling from it, will be of more than ordinary interest to thousands of invalids. Mrs. Norn K. Hill, before September 1R93, was a hale, hearty and strong woman, past the middle age of life. She tells the following story : “September I, is J, while attending to my duties about Ihe house, a gasoline stove which 1 had t -d tfor some time, suddenly I the burning fluid over me. Before my clothes which were on tire could be torn off’, my right arm and hand were fearfully burned. This however, was not my most si rious injury, as I had inhaled some of the flames, and 1 found the inside of my nm i h blistered. My hand and arm to the elbow were burned to the bone, and my J.hy • believed amputation necessary, but. v. iks of great suffering, I was spared the and I have fairly good use of my hand and arm now. “Shortly after the process of healing of arm and hand, my stomach commeneea to give.me trouble. I did not then realize what it meant. After each meal I was seized with a cramping sensation, and then in a few days there were frightful pains, which threw me into clammy perspiration. For eight months I was under the care of my phy ician, battling havd with death. I had lost 93 pounds, was becoming a mere skele ton, my appetite was gone, and my nervous system completely shattered. “ 1 lost, confidence in everything, was totally discouraged, and determined to go to ruy former home, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and have my old physician make an exami nation of my condition. He did so and found that gastric uicers of the stomach had formed, which he said were incurable, and were liable to produce cancer at any time. While in Grand Rapids the ulcers which had formed in the stomach broke, which produced vomitiuy of- large quantities of blood and pus. This confined me to a sick bed for several weeks. When I became sufficiently strong to get up I came baek Here to die, as thu d >ctor told me 4 might lust one w ek, possibly one month. But I determined to mai.-- as strong a fight as I could, and get al! the medical aid there was ■ in Chicago. '® “I was taken before a class of one of the most n'• ! 1 <•• !'brated medical colleges here for examination. This examination proved what my physician in Grand Rapids told me viz, that there were gastric ulcers of the stomach. The opinion of the college physicians win that, my chances of a cure were not one in one thousand. This was in May 1894: in June 1 wits taken down with | gastric fever, caused by fresh ulcers forming, [ and I lay in bed nine weeks. From June to S-ptember in that year I also suffered ad ditionally from thirty abscesses forming on I my arms and shoulders, produced by the con- I dition of the stomach and blood circulation. I After this 1 got a little better, and this im-j provement lasted during the fall and winter til! January 1895, when I had another siege of gastric fever. I took a great many drugs laJ opiates under the physicians directions ; All the I World Loves I Ilf® ” a Winner g > Our’Ninety-Seven W Complete Line of Monarch Bicycles | j are ths mL i Supreme _ A A—. I | Result f j w of our * 'W£’* lli " "frwj u) fe Years of m 8 Experience ’■ ~ g MONARCH CYCLE MEG. CO. W CHICAGO NEW YORK LONDON W Send nine tw ■ . ent stamps for a deck of Monarch Playing MHi ul/) Cards, Illustrating Lillian Russell, Tom Monarch Cooper, yul) L<- Richardson and Walter Jone«. Uegular 50c cards. JRU J. a lei by J. SAM VEAL ' R !Uf— WU——Ml—Ji L—l Fifty Dollars . t Wack Easily mad*. Agent ua re liiv nr >-ntvfor Hon W. J dry, n’s great an.l only b-iok. “The First a* tie.’ The best seller ev r prodn te I . Agents tilling as intny as znorlers perwtek. Bew.tr of frail luleiit i.ir.tatibm Sou l lor outfit an I • . .1 w >rk >r on • i, jy. B. C »\'KEY Co nptny jublislurs 311 Il'iroir iS roa 1 , Cliic ig >. during all this time, which had the effect of completely upsetting my stomach and uery ous system. " From January to July 1895, I suffered frightful agonies, resulting from the trouble in my stomach, and was again thrown into , gastrie fever, which kept me in bed three weeks. “A year ago last October 1 commenced, to take Dr. Williams’ Bink Pills for Pale People. After 1 had taken two boxes they broke the gastric fever and emibhd me to get up. 1 found also that they gave me strength, and my appetite came bnek. I found that I could digest the food I ate, and the pains disappeared. 1 also noticed that I ! • i nine less nervous; in fact my general condition improved very much. •‘Tiie following March (in 1896) I wm again troubled with the abscesses, lint to a much less degree than formerly. This was due to the efficiency of the pills, which un doubtedly had brought my blood to a much better condition. 1 want to explain here that the doctors said that the cause of the appear ance of abscesses was due to the ulcerated condition of the stomach, which vitiated the blood through my entire system. “The pills have aHayedTmy nervousness, they are putting my blood into better condi tion, they have cleared my brain, and have given me an appetite which I can gratify by eating light food without causing the terrible pain which formerly almost drove me insane. The pills are doing for me more than any medical aid I have ever received, and they have stopped my suffering to a very great extmt. I do not think nor do I expefct that they will cure me, because all physicians are agreed who have examined me that it is impossible. Past experience however has shown me that they will to a great extent make my life bearable. This I believe is doing wonders, and I feel that if they have done this much for me. there must be many people who are suffering whom they can surely cure. “ I was born and raised in Michigan, and came to Chicago some ten years ago. I know quite a number of people on the west side, and have told them of the marvelous relief I have gained by taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ; and if any one should like to hear more of the details of my suffering and more of the details of the relief gained by the Pink Pills, I shall be glad to have them call at my home, 46 Wal nut Street, Chicago. (Signed) Mrs. Nora E. Hill.” Subscribed and sworn to before nie thift twelfth day of January, 1897. A. F. Port#an, Notary PutUe. The proprietors of Dr, Williams’ Pink Pill» ' for Pah People state that they are not a patent I mediaine but a prescription used for many years by an eminent practitioner w ho produced the most wonderful results with tlu ni, curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery condition of the blood or shattered nerves, two fruitful causes of almost every ill to w)>ieh flesh is heir. The pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to females, siu-h as sup pressions, all forms of weakness, chronic con stipation. bearing down pains, etc., and in the case of men will give speedy relief and effect a permanent cure in all cases arising frem men tal worry, overwork, or excesses of w hatever nature. They ere entirely harmless and can i be given to weak and sickly children with the greatest good and without the slightest j danger. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt tis price, , (50 cents a box. or six boxes for $2.50 —they are never sold in bulk or by the 100) by ad dressing Dr. Williams’ Medicine Conipaujj [ Schenectady, N. Y. • nri 111 MM4 - (SHMMMTMAMaMi■ .^6u ■■■ TEva>.. • •UAU'L* tldijg to potantl Protect your Idea.- : they may bring you wealth Wr.-,,. JOHN CO. Patent Attor IY'M. V. ttsblngton, D. C.. f«»r tbol- $1.80) oflar ***• ’’w’, of f « o hundred Juventi<iu« wanted. Df’lONi Ne-ve r: 1 Bon: Oil ?«• Rheumatism. Cuts, S'nro’i, B *ud Bruises Large botl'c • UHPJCE OF ROUTED Tb EAST. The Southern Railway affoidg choice of two routes, with conven ient schedules and quick time, out of Rome to iVashingtoh, New York and the East. The morning tram leaving Ronieal9:oda m and ar riving Atlanta 11:40 a m connect with Ihe Washington and South western vestibule limited, carry, ing elegant Pullman sleeping cars which leaves At anta 12:00 noon' ami arrives Washington 6:42 a m ami Few Y'ork 12:43 p in. The atteruoon train leaves Rome 5:35 p in arrives Atlanta 8:05 p m connecting with U • S. Fast. Mail can y ii.g handsome. Pullmart sleep, ing cars Atlanta to New York leaving A lanta 11,50 p m arrivt.H Washingtea 9,40 pin New York 6,20 a m. Train No 27 leaving R< lnH ttt 4 10 p m makes close conn ction at Cleveland, Tenn., with the Chat’anooga and Norfolk limited which leaves Cleveland 7,19 p m arrives Knoxville 9,50 p m arrives iot Springs 12,28 a m arrives Asheville 1,39 a m and at Norfolk 5,25 p m where close connection is made wi h boats fi r Washing, ton, Baltimore, New York and Boston. This train also makes close connection at Greensboro with U. S. Fast Mail, carrying Pullman slee| ing cars Greensboro, N C. to New Y’ork, via Washing ton. Tram No 14 leaving Rome at 535 p tn also carries Pul'man sleeping ems Rome to Jacksonville without change, and from Atlanta to Brunswick, affording oxo llent service to Brunswick, St. Simons and Cumberland Islands. For information, call on 'J’. C. Smith, P. &T. Agent, Rome, Ga. RftlLh. Co»c«u»«il Srh«d«lt l» jtffwt Rty S, l»i. I Slßlions. No lu _N° U~Nb ( Lt Chaitanooga a JOatn 155 pm ikuupw , Ar Dalton T Siam 4 f3pm llllaa Ar Roma S.OOaui I 36pm 145 am | Ar Atlanta 1149 am B.u6pm tUCiia Lt AtUntm 4 i Opin • Wpm A Kam Ar Mucod TUptnlLlOpm llUm Ar Jesup 4.«osm 1.41 pm Ar Ererett... I Siam ItSpa Ar JackaonTllle S 10am O.Aupm Lrleaup AMam tMam Ar JackaoßTlUo I 00pm awpij Lt ETerett. 5.30 am Tlopm Ar Brunawlok | ftlOam 4.»pm No 8 carries Pullman sleepino Car Challfe nooga to Atlanta. No. 10carries Pullman Sleaplnc Car Ctaaita nooga to Atlanta No. 14 carries Pullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping Car Chattanooga to JackaoaTlUO and Atlanta to Brunswick. BTAIIONft ~ N0.»13 Na 8 No.T Lt Atlanta 7.50 am 4.00 pm 10 00pm Ar Rome 10.35 am « 35pm I.ooam Ar Dalton 1145 am 730 pm 830 am Ar Chattanooga 100 pm 0 00am 4. Ilea ' Lv Chattanooga 8 lopm » Kam Ar Lexington 4.55 am AOIpiB Ar LouiaTllle g oUatn * ’^P a Ar Cinclnnali.7: 7.40 am 7K>pM Lt Chattanooga 1.30 pm 8 Iva* Ar NashTllle 700 pm .. l.Hfepm No. IScarrTes Hullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping Car Atlanta to NashTillo. Na 8 l arries Pullman Union Sleeping Car Atlanta to Louisville and Pullman Sleeping ear Chattanooga to Cincinnati No. 7 carries Pullman Steeping Car Atlanta to Chattanooga and from Chattanooga to Cin cinnati. STATXaNft. ~~No .6 Na It Na 1F i.v Chattanooga 8 30am 4 05am 4 lopm Ar Knoxvillellsßam ftosam »Wpia Ar Morristown 110 pm 8 50am 11164 pm ar Hot Springs 8 15pm 11.49 am li *3»® Ar Asheville ft 15pm 115 pm ISUsib Ar Salisbury 6 40pm 400 am Ar Greensboro 8 52pm twain Ar Raleigh T.l#.m 11 45am Ar Norfolk ........ Ar Washington 6.48 am #.4Up» Ar New York 12.48 pm 6.23 am No. 12 carries Pullman Sleeping oar Oham nooga to New York Tie Asheville, and Salisbury to Richmond, arriving Richmond 4.00 a. m. No. 16 is solid trala Chattanooga W Nerfole with Pullman Sleeping Car Chamaoo«n M Norfolk without change. Close oonneuilon made at Norfolk with eteamera for B»l”- more. New York and Boston. Pullman Slssp- Ing Car Salisbury to New York via Washlagws stations. Na 16 Na *_ Lv Chattanooga I 4 16pm ft36*« Ar Knoxville; 8 50pm It Ms* Ar Morristown.l2 89am 11JP® Ar Bristol ft 10am 4JJP* Ar Washingtonll 85p« f **■ Ar New York 4 idem L**t* Na 6 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Ct*’*’* noora to Washington and Chattanooga te Re’ York without change - Na 14 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Ckes**- nooga to Itaoxville and Knoxville to STATIONS. Lv Homo t *®** Ar Anniston IL*** Ar Birmingham W ’l?E2 Ar Selma f*P* Ar New Orleans- R*** Ar Jackson Ar Vicksburg Ar Shreveport.... ’ 4No. tNa~i*liflg3 2b pm ft.sopm Lv Rome....sr 4.56 em JW»* 5 45pm 7.11 pm Ar Gadsden.ar 40>am J** 6.10 pm 7.25 pm Ar Attalla...lv s>o»m t Dally except Sunday. | Sunday 0 111 W. H. GREEN, Gen Supt Washington. w u J M CULP, Tret Mgr Wethington. D & W A TURK. G. P. A. Washington. D (X C. A. BENSCOTER.a o f a. Chaitaaoogaww Nova: Train No. 4 will not ba operated tween Morristown and Asheville until 15. 1817. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Mrs, Cora Kin No. 68, Floyd vs. 5 Court, Jan. Term W‘- Thos. King. ) Libel for Divorce. I'o the Difeudtnt, Thus, Klug: You hereby comm ui-led to be and app ’ ar , al _2|a next Suprior c >urt of Floyd county, Geo[k ' to be heieon the 3rd Mondiv in July, I®®7. and tlierd toanswir the plaiotifT’C ]>etit r’> divorce,e theabive stated em.a4* > ll , thsrmf in Court will proceed ai to J ,sl shall appertain, .„,ij-a Witness the Hnorable W. M. Henry, J uu *’ superior court Fiojd County. W*. E. BkvshxHG Court, Floyd CouuW.UV-
