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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1897)
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TO . . > CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS and ST. LOUIS. PULLMW PALACE BHHI SLEEPING CARS JACKSONVILLE and ATLANTA • . . TO . . NASHVILLE and ST. I OLIS, IHROI GH WITHOI I CHANGE. local Sleepers between Atlanta and Chat- tanooqa. Cheap Emigrant Rates to Arkansas' and Texas. 1 xcursion Tickets to California and Col- orado Resorts. For Maps, folders. Sleeping (ar Reservation and • ity information about Rales, Schedules etc write or apply to ' J. A. I HOMAS, » Ticket Agent, ticket Agent, t.mon Depot No. N kimbailWie, AILANIA, GA. . U K fiair\ge„t, X ' ‘ FnMON «»ON. "• A„ Rome, Ga. ‘hattanooga, ’’ S L„a C,US - 1 • “ARMaT , _ -“-^ MA GA Ce„. Pass. cgt.. CITY NEWS. CAUGHT ONTHE FLY AND • C RVTE WA ivk. 10 HUSTLER READERS \it. Kind, < f Little Ne«fy Item* Picked Ur on Street Corners at Hotels And Everywhere, A Dance.—Professor It L. Nor cutt gave a dap.ee at the Arniatrr ng Friday night to his pupi's It was highly enjoyed by all pn sent. Wanted—A good and capable salesman to represent a ManiPaet uring House to the city and coun try trade. Reference requrred. Ad dr sb Manufacturer to this office Fr >m Birmingham.—Deputy Sheriff W. P. McLeod raturned Friday with C. M. Stephens, a white man who is wanted here for in assault and atternrt to murder Lester Corky. To Clarkville . —Mrs. A. C. Weems left yesterday afternoon for Clarkville, Ark., where she goes to attend the bedside of her brother, Rev. V. V. Harlan, who s dangerously il I. Wanted.—2s or 30 color ed laborers to goto Florida. Must leave Rome Tuesday morning. Will pay $1.50 per day also railroad fare one w ay. Call on W. C. Thom as, at Central hotel. Mu. Frix Here. —Mr. Jim Fnx nf Cilhoun, has accepted a posi tion with the big drj good house of Purks, Brarnon &Co. Mr Frix has many friends here who are g'ad he is making R. me, his home. Receptkn. —Mrs. McAlpine entertained a number of her friends at her home in East Rome Friday evening, a most enjoyable time was spent by tho eso fortu nate as to be present, and the oc nasion will long be remembered. Young Men’s Prayes Circle.— Mr, F, G. Govan, a good young Roman . will have charge >f the Young Men's Prayer Circle, it the First Baptist church this afternoon at 3o’clock. Hissubject will bo “A Star in My Crown," Daniel, 12 chapter and 12 verse All young men are cordially irvit 1 ■“(!. Tried For Lunacy.—Chas. Tutt 1 colored, was adgudged a lunatic t before Ordinary John P. Davis i yesterday afternoon. He was brought here from Vans Valley last Friday where he has been for the past week. His home is in East Pome lie will proba’dy le ent to the asylmm in a week or t w o. Atlanta. Oct. 29—30 ‘97 Reduc ei» RAtes via South r\ Ry. For the occasion oi the Na'ion ■il Bicycle Ltaugue meet at Atlan ta, Gn ~ October 29th—30th 1897, the Southern Railway will sell tickets from points on i's lines , 'between Chattanooga and Chatta hoochee. and Birmidgham and Lithia Springs, Ga., to Atlanta 4 1 and return at late of one fare for | the round trio, Ticsets wi'l be sold October 28th and 29th limit ed to October 31st for leturn pas sage. Call on any agent of the South r;> Railway for information. HOW’S THIS * W oiler One Hundred I ollars Reward for any case of Caiarah that can »iot be cured by Hall’s ’ Catarrh Cure. E. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toiddo, 0. We the undersigned, have known K J. Cheney for tl.e last 15 years, nd believe him perfectly honora i blc in a 1 ! businesstrausaction and tt financially able to carry out any l_ obligations made by the firm < We-t A Truax, Wholesale Drug a kts, Toledo,O. \\ ALDI NG KINNAO & MaRVIN : \Vh 'lesnle Druggists, Toledo,Ohio. Di.il’s Catarrh Cure is taken in terually acting directly upon the l loud and mucous surfaces r th io item. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold 1 v al!Dauggista.Ttstimonosil fren H ill’s Family Pills areth £t y t I THE YELLOW SCOT It GIL Claimed nlne Victims on Fri- day C.iIKS CASES DEATHS. j New Orleans 5'J 5 Mobile 10 2 Memphis 1 0 Edwards 4 (t Bay St Loins 4 0 Baton IloUge 1 0 Ser mi ton 12 1 Pascagoula 4 0 Cayuga 1 0 Clinton 2 0 Selma, suspected 1 () Totals 00 9 B EIIA LF OF LE WIS I. E D WIN E Wastington, Oct. 23 —Senator i Bacon today had a talk with the ] president about the case of Lewis Redwine . Representative Turiur, nf Georgia, accompanied by Mr. Oglesby saw the president for a few minutes. They are warm per sonal friends, having served in congress together. Sour Stomach, sometimes calk d ivatcrbrash, and burning pain, distress, nausea, dyspepsia, are cured by Hood's Sarsa parilla. This it accomplishes because with its wonderful power as a blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates an appetite, gives refreshing sleep, and raises the health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it seems to have ‘ a w .igic touch.” “ For over 12 years I suffered from sour Stomach with severe pains across my shoulders, and great distress. 1 had violent nausea wnich would leave me very weak and faint, difficult to get my breath. These spells came oftener and more severe. I did not receive any lasting benefit from physicians, but found such happy effects from a trial of Hood’s. Sarsaparilla, that I took several bottlesand mean to aiway? keep it in the house. I am now able to do all my own work, -v’deb for six years I have been unable < 10. My husband and son have also t> -e greatly bene fited by Hood’s Sarsi p.-r <. -for pains in the back, and after tn > •’*>. J gladly recommend this grand nedicine.” Mrs. Peter But.jy, Lco.o .’ *, Mass. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Pur Her. All druggists. $1 ~ , C)> r All liver Ills mid EIOOU S Pills Si< x ID-" I Idle AVce.ilA A TRADE GETTER We have 1 -Bt trade by being nut of Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. We can Bclctom ever in k duce a customer to take any as a substitute for them when they have once tried Ratnon’s.—Justice A Fletcher, Crossville. A'a. ■ , day Hires v Root beer ‘I stands be x <s■ I i tressing et- ' ' sects of the heat. ‘ (j SHIRESI ‘ Rootbeer | ) cools the blood, yj * tones the stom- ) a ch, invigorates 111 /( l * ie O( -b’- fully IA /. £ satisfies the thirst. S A delicious,spark- Vy J ling, temperance ' r \ drink of the high- /i / est medicinal value. V? j Madeonlvhr wk I The Charles E. Hires Co., Pblla. V* j A pa’kav< makes 5 ga.ioug, Vl BLOJOPSISON ?2 m i# forBUTU < l>ricc ’ T, der sanioguacan- !/’ Jf yoUprcf . crtocomol,e, a we wii. •on* oo ;hargp, ifwe f ui' io cure. 1 f you have tA £. * d cury. lodide potash, and s' II pnins. Mucous I’atches<n mouth. Sore Thronf 1 Piuiplt's, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcer, m sny part ol thr ly, Hair or EvrhrowariFo on out, it is tint -condary b£ood I’oisnfi we guarantee M cure. We solimthemost ohl 1 I »»te eases and challenge the world foVt case we cann-t cu -e. This di-w-h .1 * »U 3 PERSONAL MENTION ITE /1 PICKED UP BY HUS . LIAG BL FOR ! E ;S ’ About Y< i r Friends Oh Other’s i Friends. 1 ) “ Rebel Yell” tl e l> sf cigar, I M. Black, of Chaiiano(>g'), i., ) here (• day. I I Sin ke Feb ill Y" I, n R iine 1 made cigar. J M. N. Fogle, o! \\ inslon, S. C., b in iht city. Whler‘fc ‘‘Ext tn Good" ih b s! 5 c ‘iiler on the nun ket • Atk ytur th a't r for a Warteis R me cigar and take n> other. 1 W. A, Logan, of Chattanooga, ■ was in the cit) on business yosler >l«y. Profess >r C. H. Shifb f. ol Lindale, spent yes'erday in lhe city. Mrs. C. &. Sparks is spending a few days at 1 he exposition in Nash* villa. Go tc tho Romo Pharmacy for toilet articles. New line just re el Ved. ’ A lovely line of baby caps and • Tam O'rihanlers at A. O. Gar- 1 I rards’. t>r. J. 0. Mull, of Shannon, spent yesterday in the city on bus iUCtiS. I ; Mr. Dave Shelton, one of Floyd’s best fai niei's, was 111 lne city ves- I *" •* terday. Capt. A W. Ball, w, of Lil.y Pond, is sp nding a few days in the ciiy. Mis. 11. 11. MoC ure, has re i turned from a moet 1 visit to Agusta. 1 I MB.J. T. McClu e, and daugh ’ ter, Miss Sira, have returned , from Kt.exvilie. 1 Get your proscriptions filled at 1 the Rome, Pharmacy oposite the ' Medical building. Mr. Johnnie Webb has leturned from a business trip to Nashville 1 and Uhattan oega, Mr. Jim Biown, a prominent fruit grower, 01 Plainville, was in Hie city yesterday on business. Mr. J, L. Seav has returned from Nashville, win re he spent saveral days taking in th*centen nial. t Ladies old hat" worked over t > ’ look like new and f athers curlel - cheap at A. O. G.rrarls, 3i»7 1 Bread street. Dr. Brilice Harris alter a pl as ant stay of several days in the . city re’urned to his home in Bir mingham yesterday. The inissiv n of II » I ’ i S irsap arilla is to cine disease, and thons ands of testimonials prove it ful ills its mission well. $2.21 to AtL.dta and return via. Western A Atlantic R. 11. October 28 and 29. Limited October 31 . | C. K. Ayer, P ami T A. Mr. G. L. Plulok, of Ly’orly I was in the city yesterday, Mr. Pollock is well known in the city u-.id lias many friends who are al ways glad to see b'm. Everyone desires to k< ep inform ed on Lukoil, the Klondyke and Alaska gold fields S nd 10 cents tor >i large Compendium of vast information and big color nap t j Hami ton Pub. Uo. , Indianapolis Ind. $3.5) To Nashnii.le. —And re rum including admission into the | expos tiou Wednesday Oetober ! ! 27. Limited O t iber 3fst via W. I A A R R. Train ). aves at 9 a tn . ' C K Aywr P and T A. ATLANTA AND RE TURN $2.21 On October 28 and 29th the So., Railway will y ,>|| tickets to Allan- , ta and return at the r ite of $2 21, account National Bicycle meet. I Tickets go<d for return passage 1 until Cot. 31 . J, E. Harrison, ( k City Ticket Agent. i [Charter j@J A N» rS l\ f* * aW* * "*W«x. L y oak E|,!ef - Stoves f «» Stoves ! WlnJj s \\ \ W/x'x nnd Ranges* "Hl Ranges t «■ YOU SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING FROM Rome China and Stove Co SHWS TOLES FJH FOV. 1897. GEO II I \, e . > r » ■ » t Ji'r : - Will be sold before the court house door in the city of Rome, Fioyd county Georgia between th legal hours of sale, on the frst r u osday in November 1897, the following described property, by virtue of State and County tax fi fas in fayor of the State of Geor gia, com.'y of Floyd, issued by the Tax Collector of Floyd county Georgia and against tie following defendants: AH that tract of 'and known and described as pari, of laud lot No. 816 in the 23rd Diatric* and 3rd Secfio.. of Fh>yd county Georgia and designated as let No. 24 in the llicks’ survey of the Cooley farm. A plat of said survey recorded in the Clerk's ofli :e book X of deeds page 66, tax for the year 1896 as the property ofCrockett Campbell. Levy made by J. A. Jones, L. C. Also at the same time and place, seventy-five acres oil’of the South east corner of land ot No. 89 in [ the sth District and 4ih Section oil Floyd c »unty Georgia which is de- j sciibed in book A. A. page 363 in ! book ot deeds m the ofli :e of the • cle k of Fi >yd Superior court and [ also same book page 619 in deeds c nveymg s. id property from 11 ob it McKinney and wife to C. M and II I’. F>u:h), and 11. T. Fouche to C M. Fouche tax for the yen 1896 :.s 'he property of C. M. Fouche. Levy made by J. l A. Jones L C aI.o at IDo same t i .no and p’ace, I all I hat ' rae.t or parcel of 1 nd known as i nd lot N.> 197 in the 4 h Distric and 4rh Section ot Floyd c iinty • orgia . tax for the year i 896. us the pr'porty of Frank B’-uj imine. Levy made by J. A. Jo e, L . C Also at the same ti no and place, land lots Nos. 181, 182, 183, 179, said land being .and lying in :3 d District and 3rd Section of Floyd county Georgia, t x for year 1896, as the property of P. E. GiLb. j Levy made by J a. Icneg L. U I Al-o at the same time and place lots of land Nos. 216,217 and 224 in the 24 h Dis j i«-t and 3rd Sec tion of Floyd county Georgia, tax I forth ■ year 1894 as the property I of John Wo d . Also ».t the same time and place, lot of land N > 164 in the 3rd Dis trict and 4li Section of Floyd county a orgia, taxes for the year j 1891, as the property of Thomas; Tiller, col. A Iso at the s une ti me and place, lots of mud Nos. 130 and 159 in the 16 h District and lih Section of Floyd County Georgia, tax for the yar 1891, as the prop rty of J .ck Daniel, col. Also at the same time and place, lots of land Nos. 218 326, 391, 422, 438, l->!. 189, 4Gi>, 407 and ! 646 in the :6 h D suiet and 4th ! • etion of Floyd-county Georgia, lax for the year 1891 as ihe prop erty of M. F. Kiuard. Also at. th ■ sane time and p'ace, I lot of land No. 180 in the 21ih I District and 3rd Section of Floyd i county Georgia, tax due for the I year 1891, as the property of Luu- t B S. Al. Stark, £ 4 ' >! ** * LW AN] TAIL]] S r Xi £ Curry B/il ling 2nj Avj. Si tj r kj ra J. Camp. Also at the same tune i i 1 ,| . • . land lot No. 301 in the ’! > I > s trict and 3rd Section ot ,>’| < t - 1 county Georgia, tax for t>' ■•''•ir 1891, as the property of A' r.- • • .i Culver. A’so at tho same time and place, [ all ot la id lot No 113 jo the 23rd j District and 3rd S •etion of Floyd : county g orgia, tax due for the I year 189(5, rs the p-operty ot Hen ry Smith. L vy made by j. A. J ines, L C. Als > at the same time and place, n undivided half interest in all *.f land lot No. 7<5 in 3rd District and Ith Section of Floyd cou itv Georgia, tax for the year 1893, as the property of S K. Dick. L>vy made by .1. A. join s, L. C. A Go at the same tune and place, land I>t No. 114 in th- 24th Dis 'rict ami 3 d Section of Floyd county G (irgi-i tax for the year 189 5, 11e pr >p >r yof Z. B Hargrove, Agt Levy made Ly J. A. Jones, L C. A'so at the same time and place, lo' of land No. 7 in the 23rd Dis trict and 3 d Se< lion of Floyd county g •orgia, tax for tlx* year 1894, as the property of 'J'. K. Boggs. Agent for wife. A iso at the same time a'’d place, all that tract described as f- Hows, commencing at a stake on tl.e riginal laud line between the property of the least Rome Town Company ami e iid lot No. 815 ■(aid stake situated at the North east comer of a lot sold by S. P Smith io London Mathis, running thence ID) le t due South through I (he center of a ten fuot alley ad j uning prop Tty of London Math is and Win. Wushing'on to North side of Hill street 188 feet, to a | stake,th <i«ce due North 100 feet to ' a stake on North hue ot said lot No. 31), thence a'ong the original line 188 feel to the starting point a I a part, of land lot No. 315 in lhe 23 d District and ord Section ol Floyd county Georgia contain ing 1 and 3-4 oi an Here, as the property of Samuel E.Ship. lax for the year 1894. Levy made by j. A .1 mes, L. C. Also at the same time and place, being ;>0 acres mor > or less, off of lot No. 229 in the 4ih District and 4th Section of Floyd county, bounded us followsf commencing i 1 at it point on the Burnett's ferry I %■ road where the divi i.u- fence he- I tween Galatid Smith’s tract and ibis tract touches said road thence Southerly in a straight line along said division fence to the woods, tnciice along in same directi >n along a marked straight line to the South line of said lot. No. 229. thence along the dividing lines ot lots Nos. 229 and 240 of 4th Dis trict and 4th Section to the new road leading to said let No. 240, thence Northerly in a straight line along West side of rail, road to North line of said lot No. 229, thence West along said North line • v the beginning p >n»t. us tin property of W. D. Mcthaw, tax for the year 1896 Levy made by J . A. Jones, L. C. Aho at the sam • time and place, 1 4 of Imd No 150 in the 22nd District and 3rd S c'i.m Floyd county Georgia, tax for the year 1891, as the prop Tty of Ge.i. W. Lindsay. 1 Also at the same time and place, I lots of land N is. 1059 and H'Bo [in the 3rd District an I 4th Section Floyd county Georgia, tax lor the year 1891. as the property cf Will Chubb White, col. Also at the sun > time and place, all th'it. tract or parcel of 'and situated lying and being in the 23id District a.id 3rd Section of Fir.yd county Ga, being fill' «>• acris on the West side of land let No 6 and bounded as follows, com imncii.g at a point where a pine knob is set up and running North to the original line on North side of the lot, thence along West line to linoof said fifty-three acres so dat the sam i time as this tract to W. 11. Simin ms a* on record in book Z. Z. pug'-21> in Clerk’s office of Floyd Bupeii >r court, th'nee along that line I" the St irling p >int, tax for the year 1896. ns the property of 11. Sitnm ms. Lovy mole by J. A Jones, L 0. J . I’. McConnell. Sherif v . i ADE ME A hi*' ; 'X TAbLFTS I OHJI ’yt-i Y ' /‘ A 1.1 \ rfftutt —4'lll'* I'X • 1 cry. ! tni»'»U’ti. y, • C . M I «\ I •>.* AliUHt) or <»tbi r ' Kild 1 crot' ui , c , \ 'V r» ore Lo« ,t Vitality hi ■* or Hl u :-:uu so. • ’ - i Prevent Jasunitj und (’<•» 1 • ' . Hti i,i mutt Th«*ir ui*»- hlhavl iuiinCi iui* I 1 "/ 1 • in ut *..,d iftects h < UkE whore nil mt pan /i.tvlnft tha fnmaiao AJhm 1 awe. .fwl i houNun n.liuuro vo.i. n . ive written KUHrnntoe to dttHct ujnire Ejj , •urh can or refund he inouey. 1 .io« * • ‘g M-chaue; or hlm pkffee (full treatmenti for v • £ til. Tn plain wrapper, upon raoeapt of !•»■“?’ ’J*?- sc. ♦"> Al AX PpMRF)V CO., Kipaais labules cure torpW Hve*.
