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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1897)
PERSONAL [MENTION i ITEMR PICKEDjUP BY.HUS Tailing" reporters About.Your Friends Or. Other’s »f Friends. Mr.R. B. Me Arver, of Coosa is hers today. Mr. B. Carter went down to the Gate city on business. Mr. E. E, Jones spent yesterday in Chattanooga. Jno.D. Wade of Etowah is here to day. Mr. T.B Davis of Floyd Springs is in the city to day on business. Mr. Sam Cosper of Gordon,is in the c : ty on business to day. t Mr. and Mrs. V. .T. Sanford spent yesterday at Anniedelle. Maj. C. M. Fouche went to Cedartown today onlegal business- Prof P. J. King spent yester day Lyerly. Mr, J. C. Moore, came in from Chattanooga last night. Mr. W. L. Collier, is visiting relatives in Trion J, B. Carver, came up from Atlanta today. Mr. J. L. Seay spent yesterday in Chat'*anoega. Mr. Julo Wynn went down the W. &. A today on business. Mr. Norris Smith left yesterday for Nashville where he will spend a week taking in the big show. Judge George Harris went down to Calhoun on legal business today. sl. to ZCartersville and ’ return Sunday August 29th. W. & A. trai t leaves 9 a. tn. Mr. Hugh Reynolds returned yesterday from anleasent visit to Chattanooga. Beautiful new summer millinary at cost. Will sell] everything at cost until we move into the new Clark building,’on Sept. Ist. A.O. Garrard Csl. to Cartersville and return" Sunday August 29th. W. & A, train leaves! 9 a. m. T Mr. S. J. McGrudesjxnd his sis t»r, Miss Eddie spent yesteday in Lavender. Think of it a new $2 sailor hat for only 75 cents. Goods rs latest style and only received 30 days ago, at A 0 Gariards,t n Medicalbuild ing. Mr. T. B. Alford, “the up to the snuff man,” fc 'came up from the Gate city yesterday. Miss Maud Ballew, ’who ha b?en the guest of relatives here.g went down to Atlanta yesterday to spend a week Must reduce stock before mov— ing into our new quarters. All this season’s goods to go at cost, until Sipt. Ist. Call early. A O Garrard Mr. T. Fall Foster spent yester day with his homo folks at Reeces Station. Mr. and Mrs S.M. Stark have returned from Catoosa Sprngs where Mr. Stark has been for his health and returned much improv ed. - ~ • i 1 DR- G. B. BLACKMAN Veterin a y Physician AND — Surgeon. Leave calls at Ramey’s or Green’- Stables. Residence, Mrs. John ana’s, opposite City Hall, e—i —-—- -—_ MADE ME A MAN ajax TABLETS POSITIVELY CURt NfTvoua Fail inc Mett O Injpoteiu:y, etc., cause j AbutMj or otlwr Eximiw and Indiv \ cretions. They fj-tiokly end nurel' \ Lo«t Vitality in ->id or young. HD ” t ' tt luan for study, business z, r marriage Prevent Insanity and (’or .umption i* m Ume. Their urh fthowe immediate improve s.id offsets a< U liF, where ail other fail it Slat -son having the genuine Ajax Tablet* The aaveccrva thoueandt, and will cure you. We give a poe ItiM written guarantee to effect a cure EAfTC 1’ each case or refund ihe money. ice OU UI a < pc/ package; or six pkge-e (full treatment) for s2.eo. B mail, m plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. < ircula* t “’ AJAX »RMF.DVCO., b**™* CHEAP RATESTOjNAHVILLE Account the Tennessee centen- nial AND INTERNATIONAL EX POSITION I NASHVILLE, TENN MAY TO OCTOBER 30, 1897. For the above occasion ’.he Western & Atlantic R. R and Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Lou is Ry,, will sell round trip tick ets from all stations to Nashville, Tenn., at very low rtates. $5.10 Rome to Nashville, Tenn., and return tickets on sale daily from April 27th till October 30th, limited seven (7) days. $7.55 Rome to Nashville, Tenn, and return, tickets on sale daily from April 29th till October 30th imi ted fifteen (15) days $10.20 Rome to Na.'hville, Tenn and return, tickets on sale April 28th till October 15th limited No vember 9th 1897. For special rates for students and their teachers, Millitary Com panies and uniformed Brass Bands and File Companies traveling in bodies of twenty-five or more on solid ticket, call or write. C. K. Ayer, P. & T. A. Rome, Ga. C. E.-Harman, G. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. M. Henry Beard returned yes terday- from Ala., where he has been the past month. CONDEMNED. When an innocent man is condemned for any crime he doesn’t lose hope His law yers appeal from one ZT\ court to another. / They are bound to ” Iff save him, if he can be saved. It is the gHryO l * same way with a/"o'’TW good doctor when V,' Jr F his patient seems N condemned to death I / by disease. | But doctors make jA.' - . JrgTß mistakes some times; they lose /// / heart too soon. / fl I After they have ( // /. J tried everything u y 5 they know and ' "it the patient is /»' WSfiVyj no better, they j jgggSjjg think there is /j—2 nothing more to /? IfKjgag be done. They I iWrg don’t always S ’.WRB get at the root 1 * of the disease. / a I U ,( They frequently p* I give a patient up to die of con- ' sumption, and ” are- afterw-ards surprised to see him get strong and well again. Mrs. W. B. Duncau, of Arlington, Phelps Co., Mo., writes: “My husband took four bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery when he was (as he thought) almost into consumption, and we were very thankful that such a medicine could be found. I wish all persons troubled with cough would take it. Long may the ’ Golden Medical | Discovery ’ and ‘ Favorite Prescription ’ be made. I shall always recommend and praise these medicines.” All lung and bronchial diseases are cured by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, because it supplies the system with heaUhy blo*4. It pnts the vital forces in»® action aud fifls the circulation with the life-giving red corpuscles which builds up sofid, mus cular flesh and healthy nerve-force. As a medical author, Dr. Pierce holds an eminent place in his profession. His great thousand-page illustrated book, “The Peo ple’s Common Sense Medical Adviser” is one of the standard medical works of the English language. Nearly 700,000 copies were sold at $1.50 each. A paper-bound copy will be sent absolutely free for the cost of mailing only, 21 one-cent stamps; or, cloth-bound for 31 stamps. World’s Dis pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y. DR. KING’S W ROYAL GERMETUER This pleasant and perfect remedy, so delightful to take, so refreshing and exhilarating, stands in highest favor with all who know it best, as the great est of all medical remedies for both sexes, of all ages and in all conditions, WHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOH 1 will glue you APPETITE It will give you restful recalling SLEEP. It will stimulate your DIGESTION. It will restore your NERVOUS ENERGY. It will put your KIDNEYS In perfect or Im. It wHI purify your Blood. It w'il change your weakness Into STRENGTH. It will bring you out of sickness Into HEALTH. HEW PACKAGE, I.ARGL BOTTLE, lot DOSES ONE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY The Atlanta Chemical Co., Atlanta, Ga. yon 4g-PAG« BOOK. MAILED FRA* OK FEMALE PILLS. eNEW DISCOVERY. NEVER FAILS. A new, reliable and sate relief for sut> pressed,excessl* e,scanty or painful men st ration. Now used by over BO.C'Jf iaalee monthly. Invigorates them organs, beware of Imitations. Nr im paper. $2. pe • box, or trial box Si. Sell sealed in plain wrapper, fiend 4c li aUmps for particulars. Hold by Iti’Uffflats Address: PtFfEfl lAUIfiS MSOCIATIQN. Chicago. JU. Ripans Tabules cur. nausea. m_j— —iMamii-rr- " *• —— —— GIVES S‘h"i«’. u ’u L.Lib Free to All Who are Weak and Worn. A Method to Cure and In< ri-.asf the Power. It is a remarkable fact that a man never appreciates the suffer ings o f others until he himself has passed through the fire of pain or remorse. Then it is that he looks around for those who are suffer ing; he wants them to profit by his experience; he gives his time and money gladly for the bet efit of others and never tires of his *■ ■ / »-■■■ M zeal. There are plenty of men weak and worn out, struggling with remorse and fear, the natu ' ral outcome of habits that brough i incapacity; a sense of lonesome ness and a feeling as if the best , side of life had been banished for ever. Such men should write tc Thomas Slater, Box 235, Kalama zoo, Mich. He will send free by mail, in a plain, sealed envelope, full particulars about the method he used, and this will enable any man to get a complete cure a home. It is the method that Mr. Slater used to cure himself of the troubles that sap the strength and vigor and also enlarged his organs to natural size. The cure was sc complete, so satisfying, and such a change from his former condi tion that he will gladly tell others all about it, sending all particu lars. He figures that he doesn’t know of a belter way to show hi, appreciation of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be generous men in this world to off set the tide of avarice Writ o to Mr. Slater—it will cost nothing for his description and method. FIFTH ANNUAL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED Excursion TO ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. August 23rd to 28th, 1897. We take pleasure in advising you that we have arranged for our Fifth Annual Personally Con ducted Excursion to St. Augustine, August 23rd, 1897. Tickets good to return on any train up to and including August 28th. It will afford us pleasure to furnish advertis ing matter, including detailed itinerary, upon request. Following are rates from principal points : Georgia Southern & Florida Railway. Macon $4 00 Valdosta $2 00 Cordele 850 Jasper 15* Tifton 800 Lake City 125 Macon & Birmingham Railway. LaGrange $4 50 Thomaston . . 44 0$ Macon, Dublin & Savannah Railroad. Dublin. $5 00 Danville. . $5 00 Jeffersonville $5 00 Georgia Railroad. Augusta $6 00 Camak .$5 00 Milledgeville. 44 00 Georgia & Alabama Railway. Montgomery $5 00 Columbus $5 00 Americus 4 00 Abbeville 4 00 Sparks, Moultrie & Gulf Railroad. Moultrie 43 50 Tifton & Northeastern Railroad. Fitzgerald.,... .. $3 50 Correspondingly low rates from intermediate points. G. A. MACDONALD, G. P. A., G. S. & F. K’y, Macon. Ga. R. G STONE, G. P. A . M. AB. R'y, Macon, Ga JAMES T. WRIGHT, Gen’l Mgr., M., D. & S., Macon, Ga. M. F. AMOROUS. Gen. Snpt., S.. M . A G., Sparks, Ga. F. G. BOATRIGHT, T M ,T.A N. E. R. R. Tifton, Ga. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. Georgia R. R, Augusta, Ga, A. POPE, G.P A., G. & A. R’y, Americus, Ga. Blood poison ty. If Pimples, Copper Colored Snots, Ulcer 5’ any pan of the body. Hair or Eyebrows out, it 1. thia Secondary BLOOD"1’or” 5 we guarantee to cure We elicit them'st JbHl! »nd challenge the i-orld for L case we cannot cure. This " baffled the ski 11 of the most eminent n ,v^ 9 clang. 0500,000 capttjl behind Uonal guaranty. Absolute proofs sent application. Address COO* REMEDY C<>“ 3J3 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO. I f,T„ O *» PERFECT MANHOOD ■ The world admires the perfect Man! Not ceurage, dignity, or mns ular development alone, but that subtle s-d uoiulrrtul force known as SEXUAL VITALITY which Is the glory of manhood—the pride of both old and young,butthereare thousand if men Buffering the mental tortures of a wrakrnrd manhood, shattered nerves, and fulling sexual power who can be cured by oar Magical Treatment which may be taken at home under cur directions or we will pay K. K. fare and hotel bills for those I who wish to come here, if we fall to cure. Wo have no free prescriptions, free cure or c.O.D. fake. We ' have $250,000 capital and guarantee to cure every i case we treat or refund every dollar you pay u« or fee may be deposited in any bank to be paid’ ns When a cure Is effected. Write for full partleu'ara * MATE Ktllli Al, CO.. Omaha. Web, SHERIFF’S SALES ' mm I Georgia, Floyd County Will be sold before the court , house door in the city of Rome, l Floyd county * Georgia, between the legal hours of sale, on the | first I'iie-day in September. 1897, < the following described property t to-wif; i The west half oi lot No. 1 of I the Oostanaula division of the i city of Rome, Flovd county, Geor- I gia, fronting 200 feet on Broad ; street and running back a 1 right i augb sto West First street. Li v- s ied on by virtue of a fi fa issued s from Floyd city court in favor of ( W. I’. Simpson, vs. Callie Spul- i lock, Ida 8. Lambert, Jessie M. ; Spullock, Fannie C. Spullock and J. H. Spullock, as the property of ; the defendants. Also at the same tim? and place, one undivided one-h<-lf interest iu land Kt number one hundred and twenty-six (126) and also an undivided one-half inter est in one hundred acres of land off of the east side of Land lot number one hundred and twenty five (125) and also an undivided one-half interest iu two acres of land in the north ast corner of land lot number one hundred and thirty—fix (136), all of said lots and parts of lots lying and being in the fifteenth district at d fourth section of Floyd county. Georgia, all lying iu a bi dy ano containing two hundred and sixty two acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued from the Floyd Superior court in favor of P.H. Hardin, v?. Thos. R. Early, and being the property describtd in the within fi fa as the property of the defendant. Also at the same lime and place, all that tract or parcel of land situated lying and being in23d dis trict ai d 3d section of Floyd coun ty. Georgia, and being part of original land lot No. 238 and be ing lot No. 193 in the plat of west Rome, now th > fourth w’aid of the city of Rome, bounded by the Rome Land company fronting on a street running from Desoto avenue to Howard avenue, eighty eet (80). moreor less and ex'end ing back uniform width 160 feet moreor less. Levied on by virtue of a distress warrant issued from the 919th district, G. M., in fa vor of C. F Beyseigel, vs, Brad Aycock, as the property o' the defendant. A Iso at the same time and n’ace, that tract or lot of land lying in the 23d district and 3d section of said county of Floyd and being allot' lot N’. 11 containing 160 acres more or less, and also 150 acres more or less of lot No. 15 in said district and section, the same being all of said lot exceptll4!0 4 ! acres heretofore conveyed by Ru fus M, Hickey to the Ridge Valley Iron Co., as described in the deed to said company, and being on the eastern side of said lot. Also all of laud 10l No. 296. except that portion of said lot being 10 acres in the northwest corner which was heretofore sold and conveyed by Houston Aycock to Burrell Ay cock, and except a'su the right of way of the Ea‘t Tennessee, Vir ginia and Georgia Railway com pany, said lot 296 being in the 24 district and 3d section of Floyd county, Georgia. 10 acres in the southeast corner of land lot No. 295 in the 24th district and 3rd section of said county. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fi issued fiom the Floyd superior court in favor of the Merchant’s National Bank of Rome, Georgia, vs. M. A. Taylor as the property of the de fendant. Also at the same time and place, two acres, more or less, off of lot No. 174, in the 4th district and fourth section of Floyd county. Georgia, adjoining what was orig inally known as the land of Guice Naylor and Dupree. Said two acres ' being the land uoon which the ' parsonage building of the Meth- i ist church is now situated, Said and being the satnuas set f >rth in a deed from M C. Mathis,sher* iff to J. F. Dupree, recorded in a book E. E. of deeds, page 126. Levied on by virtue of a fi-fa issu ed from the Floyd City couri in favoi of E. I’. Treadaw.iy vs. J. F. Dupree, as the properly of the de fendant. Sold subject to a former hid of W. A. Knowles Also at the same time and place, one farm consisting of all of land lot number two hundred and twenty-nine (229), and sixty acres on the Soul li side of lot, num her two hundred and thirty (286), and forty acres of lot number two hundred and ten (210) on the South side of Oostanaula river, be ing all of said lot on the South side of Oostanaula river except sixteen acres set apart as widow’s dower lying above the forty acres (40), said lands herein conveyed aggregating two hurdled and fif ty-four (254) acres more or less, and all being in the twenty-fourth (24) district and third (3) section or Floyd county, Ga. Levied on by virtue ot a fi-fa issued from city court cf Floyd county, Ga., in favor of the Georgia L ian and Trust Company vs. Hiram 11. Richards, us property of the de fendant. Also at the same time and place “A certain residence lot and the dwelling house and improvements built thereon, described as lots number 93 and 9-t fronting sixty feet on Forsyth street between second and third streets, and ex tending back same width to a depth ot ninety feet, as appears from a plat, survey and map of Printup City of fie in th- clerks office of Superior C' urt, The prop erty and improv imentssituated in suburb of Printup City, m said county, ami l< vied on as the prop erty of the defendant L. I). Mc- Curry to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Kloyd Superior Court in favor of R . H Johnson vs. L. I). McCurry ” J. P. McConnell, Sheriff. PETITION FOR CHARTER OF “RAGAN FI RN ITU KE COM PANY.” Gejrgia, Floyd County; To the Superior court of said county. A. B. Ragan, and her associates, petition the court and show that they desire to be inc .rporated uuiler the name •• Ragan Furniture Company” for the term oft» enty years with the corp, rate office and place «f business in the city of Rome. Georgia. Thecbjectof the associations is pecuniary gain, auil the business to b > carried on, wi 11 be buying and selling Furniture, Fixiuies, and House and office furn shii.g goods of eveiy kind including window shades surtains cir ets, and al o cof'ilHs and burri 1 cases and all such articles, ware merchandise as may be bought andsoltl, The amountof capital to be employed, shall be one thousand dollars, and it shall be paid either in money, or property of the value of one thousand dollars and shall be ivid i.i into shares of twenty ti re dollars each Petitioners pray that they have ail the pow era incident tocorp oaiioni underand by vir tue of the laws of this slate, and that this peti tion he tiled and pub isheu as by the statute provided. Fouche & Fouche, Petr,a Attyt?. Filed hi office Jul) 24th. 1897. W.\l. E BEY3IE3 3L, Cler Superior Court. GEORGIA, FLOYD CoIJNTY: I certify that the above is a true copy of the original charter, now on the tile tn my office, This July 241 h, 1897. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clerk, Floyd County. Ga. s m 6 ° free GOLD 1 lIUU| Eighteen prizes, argregatisg slsl. A Bona Fide Offer, We give nothing but cash piizes Who can form the greatest number words from the letters in WASHING CONS You can make 15 or more words, Do not use any letter more times than it appears in the word. Anything that is a legitim ice word will be allowed. I'lie publisher will pay $50,00 to the p non able to make the largest, list of words in the wonl WASHINGTONS, $25,00 for second largest SIO.OO for each of the next three largest lists, $5,00 to each of the next 9 largest lists Don't jou think you could be one of these? You will enjoy the lugkiim nt your list, why not try for the first pnze? The above rewards are given for the purpose of attracting atten tion to our woman’s paper, Every number is complete, no continued stories, etc. it in necces saryfory'ou to enter Che contest, to end 25 cents (money order, silver or stamps) for a subseruttiou with your jist of words, and ev ery petfemi sending the 25 oe its aud a list of 15 words or more is guaranteed an extra pres ent by return mail (in addition to the paper] of a solid silver stick or scarf pin. oatistaction guaranteed in every case or money refunded. Li-ts should be sent at once, aud not later than Aug, 15, The names and addresses ot success! i, < contestants will be printed in Sept, issue, pub- Ishid Septi, ’>ur publication is new: This offer is made to introduce it. We refer you to any mercantile agency for our standing Mak your list now. Address, Hill Publish! igCo aitiouK, Brooklyn, N. Y. nwritiug mention aper, APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION. waereasA. M. Word, Administrator of Jus ditli M. Pepper, represents to the court in hid petition duly nled. that he his aatmnistere- Judilh M Pepper estate. This is to cite all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his admiuissra tion and receive letters of dismission ca the first Monday in October 1897. This July sth 1897. 3m. John P. Davis, Ordinary, Floyd County, Georgia ROMEmo: TH W.U Admitted T„ r HI . Z, TU..U., The Rome Expng;,;, ~ p gained admission to th . A|w li4 » Trotting Asa.cint m,, , u “' have a strictly high c| ’ l!t ineetn g conmenemg p, 26th, and continuing f G . " r days with purses ilBe ’‘ ‘'." lr *11300.00. Tbi. will i”’ flrsl full Hedged where thing will !, e ( !ll . ri( , d 1 strictly according t< (l i, Work will be cmini . (1 j in a few days building stalls and all arrangement, . he perfeced *o take car,. horses during this mealing , the management this num) er to be on hand the bell calls the horses for i|,, first race. A betting shed will t„ erected up near the ban,a w ] r . there will be auction and fr.net mutuals pool Sold on every race, there wiJ also ha |,. > making on the ra< and any speculatively inclined wi.l |, fl forded ample opportunity fl backing their jtidgem, nt. I he track will also conn, in its share of tha inprevement , ni will be in better shape than ii was ever in before, the turns wit. be thrown up and everything dmw to make it as fast and safe possib e. The management is in the handsel J. 0. Perl and B. \V. Whit< head and (,/. have ample backii y to carry <>n| eaerylhing Io the lidlest do|.p as programed ami Io rseman will bejpaid lhe : r winmnyi in full a | the conclusion o r c , h day ratiw 1 he classes as v, ill bs seen frcui the program 10, v. I.< < n (as nearlj as possible) arranged to suit 111 greatest number 1 horse in trail ing through i he south, h, slatesm 1 it is .ex p <:f ed t hat a: I of the hi,| horses in ‘rainii g throughout tin adjoining states as well as sum . of the best on ’S in kentucky w | enter for the[sex races. The program as appears lo'>» id expected to prove a great »'• ruction for those wiio are look • 1 for a good place rare tub ’ horses in the late fail (after t'n Rve thioughou] the north are i ■ o*’er) and earn some winter u's for them. The program has been arrnqnl as follows. PROGRAM OF RACE- 1 . To be trotted and faced nt Re'ii'' Gt , during their fail 'meßi 1 October 26 w to 29. TUESDAY, Oct. her 26. 1, 2:30 Class Pace Purse, $-0' 2,2 :24 Ciass, Trot “_ 20 Wednesday, O< tuber 2". 3, 2 :32 Class, Trot, ?urs p , 4, 2:24 Class. Pace “ 20 Thursday, October 2S 5, 2:40 Class, Pae., 1 urse $59 6 2:27 Cl >BB, Pae, Purse 2(H) Friday- October 29. 7, 2:45 Class, Trot Purse 8, Free for all Trot or pace “ UOO Conditions. Entries close Saturday, Octcb t 3d. Records made that day bar. Entrance: 5% to accoropaO nominations, 5% adddiiß' 11 ’ from starters. Money diuided to first h >rse, 25% to second h" r# * 15% to third horse and I*'% fourth horse. Distance in ah r tu j 100 yards. Any horse distaiß’ 11 - the field to receive first money 011 ly. No moie money than starter. The right is reserved to chaug® the order of the program, to 1j clare any and all races' oil ths do not fill satisfactory, and on count of bid weather. Posi'i' e T no entries will be accepted unP tsccompanied by the fee.F° blanks and any other iuforin.*’ 1 address Perry & Whitehead, Manager*’ THE LADIES Bring the Ladies of your hi hold to the De Soto Hob 1 . () you viGt Savannah her day and upwards dm mg summer Season. 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