The Coosa River News from Centre, Alabama • Page 3

CENTRE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. J- Wi T. WHITE, Sro. Twat (Drattdii 1 TOPICS OP Ticumseh, Oct. 19, 1891.

Editor Coosa River Nbws The Niws correspondent visited Rome last week, which accounts for no $fie Epos ivtr giws Published Wbkkt.y Bt IW. H. SHROPSHIRE, "Editor and Proprietor. 9 Wholesale and ROME: HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY, "Wholesale and Retail. Have bonrbl the business oi Mr.

J. A. George, onnsistiuc of Crockery, Glassware, i ware, Wood ware Retail Dealers'ln uu uiSiAllME); AND HOUSE FURMSHING GOODS GENERALLY. Owing to the great reduction at whirh the goods we tire enabled to tell lower than -ever si. me goods were offered in Home.

Are ffering bargains in the Justly Celebrated Rome Made Stoves. In Crockery we have an immense line, at unheard of low prices. Coma to stent when in the city. Qur Mr. Wliite Who has entire manage meat ol the business will welcome you always and guarn-ante everything you buy el ROME HOUSE FURNISHING CO.

"236 BROAD ST. We manufacture Jinwre Contract for Roofing, Guttering Ac. wpt273m Wines, Brandie AND IGARS. Fine Liquors lias Made it possible to restore Defective Eyesight to Normal Vision. and- Cold Beer We are happy to an-nonuce to our citizens that we have secured one of tbe Jonstron Optical OompY's Patten Dioptric Kye-Meters, which will enable us to fit all defects of vision, such as astigma tlsm, Ilypermetropia Myopia, Presbyopia OR AKT COMPOUND DEFECT.

rir. ALLEN mai25ly 227 Broad A FINK AKD COMPL1TX CRATON Street, Rome, Ca The jug trade especially solicited. ISTo, 12 Broad st. Rome, Ga. furniture 423 BR0AD Bed Room Suits, Mahogany, STOCK TO 8SLECT FROM.

BROTHER, Especially adapted for family use In Elegant, Conventient and Artistic Cabinet work, with rmi new (patented) stand, and' all madtra improvements. The Only Perfect Attachments. More Popular than Ever. They Defy Competition. SOLD ON THE MOST LIEE2AL and EAST TES3S.

Send lor Illustrated Price List. Needles for All kinds of sewing machines 15c, 20c and 25c per dot-en, postage extra. The Best, Swiftest and Lightest RUNNING SEWING MACHINJS1N THE WORLD IS THE resses, 01 all descriptions. Revdlvidg'-stools' AND OFFICE CHAIRS. news from this place last week.

Kev. ij. a. ureen preacned to very large congregation at the M. E.

Cbnrcb at Bluffton, Sunday night of last week. A good school has been started at tbe Station. i Mr. P. N.

Moore, of St Louis, Superintendent of the Teonuseh Iron Works, paid Tecnmseh a business visit Saturday. i A. Kercbersky, -of Atlanta, was in Tecnmseh on Monday. Qnite a crowd of young ladies and gentleman formed a party and went on a pleasure trip to Signal Mountain Friday. Miss Margaret visited rel atives at Eaom Hill on Monday.

T. Oliver, of Rome, paid Tecnm seh a flying visit on Friday. Mr. F. D.

Woods, paid tbe Hill City a visit on Wednesday. 1 Mr. J. B. Carver, representing the Hiles, Carver Rome, was in our town on Saturday.

The ore hauling from the State Line to the furnace suspended. Signal. Bro's Cunningham and Estes, of Ball Flatt, were in tbe place on Saturday last. These gentlemen came to attend the Democratic. Clnb meeting, Messrs.

Cunningham snd Estes informs a News man that they will shortly organize a Club in their beat. MURDEB WILL OUT. Oeo. A. Pogue's Slayer Apprehended, and in Borne Jail.

The colored man, Sherman Arp, who ie'eharged with the murder of Geo. A. Pogne, which occurred some time in July last, has been apprehended and is now in the Rome jail. He was caught by Jas. Wilder, of Rome, near that city, and does not deny the charge, but gives the names of two other negroes, Alf.

Glenn and Ab. Dixon, who Arp says, are acces sories to the crime. The latter named darkies have been arrested and lodged in jail here, but sheriff Moore, of liome, refuses yet to give up Arp to the authorities here, as he (Arp) claims he fears lynching if brought into this section. Considerable interest is being manifested in the matter, and Sheriff Blair and Deputies are ont in pursuit of others, white and black, who are charged with being impli cated, Tbe Cherokee Medical Society will meet at Centre, on Tuesday Nov. 3rd 1891.

We want all tbe Doctors that live in tbe County, and have any interest in tbe Profession to come ont to the meeting There are several members to be elected on the Board of Censors that day. T. N. White, M. oct23-2w President.

WEAVER TANNER. Mabbibd At the Probate Office, on tbe evening of October 20th, by His Honor; Judge Tbos. Bradford, Mr. William Jackson Weaver to Miss Mary Martha Lydia Lee Ander Tan ner. Vouched for by John Thomas Jefferson Davis Weaver.

Witnessed by a dozen or more members of tbe Centre Democratic Clnb. May tbe moon shine sweetly and full and the merry songsters warble loudly and loDg in laudation of their happy nnion. A fall line of Paints and Oils at the New Drug Store. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Tbe acoounts and notes of White Cabot, are at the law office of H.

W. Cardon. All persons indebted to said firm will come forward and settle at once with cash, or by note and save costs. Sept. 9, 1891.

eeptlO- tf White Cabot. I two-cent Btamna will pet von MS Ahtuur's Hohb Magazine, Phila delphia. Agents wanted. fl iz each mouth, aud articles on Fashion, bobt and matters of interest to home. Tories Finely illustrated, 1.60 a year.

AvriiS copy tor nve two-cent stamps, Arthub'8 IIomb Maoazinb, Philadelphia, Pa? Slury $25 per week Wanted Good Agents to sell onr general line of merchandies. No Above salary will be paid to "live" agents. For farther information, address Ceicaoo Ginbbal Supply Go, 178 West Yar Bnren St. Ohicago, 111. F.

A. GILLESPIE, M. PHISICIA1T 4 SUESE02T, Centre, Ala. prompt attention to calls at all hours. Will be found at the residence of the late Dr.

Ward, when not nrofeasionallv en gaged. June2fl 6ra NOTICE. AH who are indebted to the firm White Sntherlin, will please call and settle at once. Oar books mnst be closed out either by note or cash by January 1st. Oct.

8, 'SI. o9tf P. Savask. E. R.

White SAVAGE Proceedings of Their Meeting Saturday, 17th. on The Democrats of Centre Beat met at the Court House, in Centre, at 2 4 80 p. Saturday, October 17. 1891 and were called to order by Judge Tubs. Bradford.

f'N; W. H. Ballard was requested to act as temporary chairman and W. H. Harwell as temporary On motion of J.

L. Bnroett, the formnla as sent ont by tbe Slate Ex ficntiva Committee, was read and adopted as the constitution of the clob. On motion of J. L. Bnrnett tbe enrollment of membership was begun with a copy of tbe oonptitnfien thereto attached The objects of this Society are as follows To foster and disseminate Jeffer-sonian principles of government To preserve the Constitution of the United States, tbe autonomy of State, local -self government and freedom of elections To resist revolutionary changes, and the centralization of power; To oppose the imposition of taxes beyond the necessities of government economically administered To promote economy in all bfaches of public service To oppose unnecessary commercial restrictions for tbe benefit of a few at the expense of the many To oppose class legislation, which despoils labor and builds up monopoly To maintain inviolate the fundamental principles of Democracy "Equality before the law," and, To co-operate with tbe regular organization of the Democratio Party in support of Democratio men and Democratio measures.

W. H. Ballard, W. H. McElrath I.

N. Davis John Davis W. II. Shtopshsire B. F.

Mackey 8. H. Stinson G. T. Tally J.

U. Hale W. H. West J. II.

Hampton C. F. McElrath Juo. L. McConnell no.

L. Cotbrau H. O. Ballard T. J.

Ballrad Jo L. Savage C. O. Hateley Jo M. Lee W.

B. Barron Jo Pitts W-. It. Smith Robt Robinson C. D.

Daniel Win. Stinson. Jr. A. H.

Briant E. At. Smith J. W. Kellett P.

H. Chisolm Wm. N. Angle B. O'Neal Wade Lokey .1.

B. McElrath .1. T. Harwell Rev. E.

Wilson W. V. Ward F. M. Sava.ee.

O. M. Lowe, G. Harris J. J.

Dingier Waclc Wm Taylor J. H. Wider L. Burnett R. Smycr J.

L. Sutberlla G. P. Smith H. W.

Cardon Tbos. Brad lord N. P. Cobot W. H.

Harwell C. Daniel Wm. A. Snider J. M.

Davis rf. It. White B. P. White W.

0. Darnall M. Kellett J. P. Savngo T.

H. Shropshire H. G. Wood J. .1.

McKlraih J. W. P. Johnson S. K.

Mciteadden 0. C. Applctoa W. J. McBee Chas.

Shropshire K. Lnkey John Jr. A. Cobb Hardiman Bor.e 0. P.

Ward A. M. Pratt I. R. Lowe B.

Stephens J. M. AWerholt Dor Long John Allen On motion of C. Daniel, 1. McConnell, G.

N. P. span Davis, John Jj. omit.u una A bniaer, were pointed a committee to select report a corps of officers for the ensuing year. On motion Hon Burnett ad-dressed the orgat'izaiion.

Committee on officers reported as follows President, W. H. Ballard First Vioe-President, I. N. Davis Second Vice-President, E.

R. White Secretaries, W. H. Harwell and 0. C.

Appleton Treasurer. H. Bone. On motion J. L.

Burnett. Hardi- man Bone, H. W. Cardon, E. Lokey i and I.

N. Davis were appointed ai committee to draft By-Laws for the i government of the society and to re port the same at tbe next meeting. The club was then addressed at length by H. W. Cardon, I.

N. Davis, W. H. Ballard and E. R.

White. un motion toe secretaries were ordered to furnish each of the county papers with a copy of tbe proceed ings with the request that they publish tbe same. On motion the club adjourned to meet at the conrt bouse in Centre, 2 o'clock p. Saturday, October 31, 1891. W.

H. Baixard, President. W. H. HaBWKLL, a C.

C. Appleton, Secy a. SCHOOL MEETING. On the 4th Monday of October, of this, Centre, Township 10, a meet -ing will be held for the purpose of determining the number of schools, where to locate, and who shall teach said schools. You are earnestly requested to be present at said meet iy order of Trustees.

W. J. McBee, no. S. Daniel, Ahdt Bakeb.

For Sale 9 Lot in a Body East Sde of North Rome, 8 Lots have new 3 -room honsesn them 3 veils young orchard. Each house found seperate. Will sell all caeb or i cash, balance in 1 and years. Any one wishing to secure good paying property, when it rents well, will do well to cull on or write me at once. J.so.-T.

Patters julyl7-m3 Rome, Ga. The Committee on Constitution by laws of tbe Centre Democratic Club will meet at Centre, on Saturday 31st inst, at 10 a. m. Names Committee J. L.

BtJBSETT, H. Boms, H. W. Caedon, E. Lokit, 5 N.

Davis. i of FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1891. Church Directory. METHODIST CnUROH J. F.

STUU-C 01VANT, Pastor. rRKACniNQ. Ebenkzer TsfSunday In each month ad Saturday before. Mountain Springs 2nd Sunday in Sjms Month and Saturday: before. FAtavisw' 3rd Sunday in each m'nnlli hi Haturnar herorn.

Cam-ait 4th Sunday, morning land lht, and Snd snnnay mailt, Iihdat Scnoni. Tns. Bradford, PRRINTKNDKNT. knthk Each Sunday ir.orninjr at20 iiutes after ringing of the bell. At Fairview.

no. S. Daniel, at 2nd tif ing of belt. At Ebenezerand'Monn. tain Springs, at call of Superintendents, Announcements.

FORTAX COLI.RCTOR. We are authorized to announce the aame'of M. J. Abernnthy a for lax collector at toe general election in August, 1892. Local Items.

The dnst is on. CottoB is fticoming. Cotton is a little off. The river is very low. Joio the Democratic Gob.

Send in your snbscriptions. Get our prices on job work etc. Read the new advs. in this issue. Medical Society meets here Nov.

3. About sixty-five scholars attends ing the high None of the crops are short except the hair and bare. In this issue appears the final proof notice of James J. Connkle. Mr.

Sam H. Stinson paid Rome, a business visit last week. Are you going or coming to pay the printer He dislikes to dun. Onr Democratic Club is orgainized. Others will follow.

Wait and see. The street lamps are not lighted every dark night. Turn on tbo light. To-morrow week (Saturday) the Democratic Club holds its second meeting. Porter, little son of Tax Collector, J.

II. Vandiver, of Whortoa, is very ill with fever. If you want the people to trade at your store, invite them by tbe liberal UBe of The News printers ink. Mr. J.

0. Hale is having his house on Broad St, painted. Dr. F. A.

Gillespie has moved his office inte it. JNo wonder tnis marfcet buys so much cotton, when tbe merchants pay something like New York prices for it. Mr. Alonso Smith, a gentlemanly young man of Howel'a Roads, were among the visitor in tbe place, last week. On Monday next a meeting will be held by the School Trustees as noted in another column.

Let there be a good attendance. Wanted 500 bushels of sweet po tatoes, and any kind of country pro duce taken as payment on subscript tion to i he News. Have you seen that Job Work we have juBt executed Our prices are out of site, and the work speaks for itself. Send in your orders now. Messrs.

Jno. J. and Chas. F. McElrath, two young Democrats of Cen tre, who are carpentering on Mr.

Roberts residence, came home upon visit Saturday last. h. What does all this working and 'animated juggling mean, anyway 1 The Democracy is not fighting tbe Alliance unless the Alliance is fighting the Democracy. Thi News Job Department is increasing in orders. We have work for firms abroad as well as at Centre and Cherokee.

Let us have your order, we'll fill the bill. Those wishing to join the Democratio Club between meetings can do bo by giving their names unto the Secretaries, W. Harwell and C. C. Appleton after subscribing to tbe principles set forth.

Mr. W. H. McElrath, who has for several days been under the employ of Mr. J.

(Si) Daniel at Leesburg, on his large and spacious building, came home last Saturday, upon a visit and to join tbe Democratic Club. Mr. Joe L. Savage was on Monday last, appointed Notary Publio Ex-Officio 1, by Gov. Jones.

'Squire Savage will be able to give the office bis active attention and the selection of the Governor, meets tbe hearty approbation of all. i There is some talk of again organ ising the Centre Dramatic Club. If tbey should give another exhibition, how would it do to subscribe the proceeds to a town clock far tbe of Court House Would that be too great an undertaking, or could the enterprising young men of this place, make a success oi it We certainly think they would. at in for 2 to and In fact everything ta furnish and oervants. Give laim ct triil.

Mil liner Store, Conquered! If yon etnnot read FINE PRINT, loaf-teen inches from the Eye, with perfect ease, (trying each eye sepa-rste ly) yon have defec tiye ones, tnd if yon wish to prevent raort dangerous develop-ments call at onr store and we will make a thorough investigation FREE OF CHARGE. McOSKEH jgpurniture Walnut, Oak and Maple, JLat- a house, save Wife, Children 27mS FINE SAOPS, Patent Medicines mar61y. C. SarnalL Ala. Em I Dl BY-MISS LI DA BROUGHTON, No.

332 BROAD ROME, Ca. select stock of Millinery QiVji's, at very reasonable prices. I have a ldeJ to my Millntry nince lot of Liulits, Misses ami Infants Uuderweut. PARTS AND ATTACHMENTS FOR THE SINGER. Central Office No.

185 Canal St New Orleans, H. G-. EARNEST, Saleaman at Piedmat, Ala. jan24-Ir Also Ladies', Childrens' SPRING AND SUMMER and Infants' Wraps. AND ZEPHYR GOODS FOR CHILDREN.

sep27m3 WMte JoLuson, At No. Brad ROME, GA. The largest and most select Stock in ROME, at the very lowest poggible Cash Priees. Call and see us, and see how Are the Proprietors of the NEW muk STORE, we sell Fino Goods. RESPECTFULLY, AND JkK TJUt LEADING DEALERS IS rugs, Arug Novelties, PaintslOilsPancy Perfumery, Established in TOILET ARTICLES.

Stationary And a Full Line cf J. H. Babr, President, J. L. White, Treasurer, A.

D. Guild, Secietary, WHOLESALE And RETAIL BOOKSELLER And MTJSKJ 1 -'V Jnst receiving a splendid line of Holiday Gonda, Gift Books. Political. W-k, Jnvinile Books Fancy Stationery, WriHrijr Diski, Alboms. Sjnp Bioks.

Tt ilet Plwh Comb add Brush Sttta, Gold Pen. Bibles, Testaments, Singing Boots, Vises, Bronzea, China ami Fancy Glassware, Games Eic Eiv Fort-Wayne, iDdiana. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Fort Way Indiana. R.

H. McConaughv, Superintendent, Rock Run, Ala. BASS FURNAGE CO. MANUFACTURES OF CIB OTt PIG IRON, ROCK RUN, ALABAMA. aprl-'JWly WALL PAPER AiD Also 8pecial Agent for Cherokee Alai tot LUDDEN BATES of lor Piano's and Organs tea different makes at lowest nricea on inatalimrat planer Cash, bend lor catalogve and Rome 36 years.

9' MM mm ROOM DECORATING. UtbUly sonoc Asst. tOpeDed on 14th September, lc91, and' will continue N. P. Cabot.

Centre, nine Tuition moderate, and Patronage Solicited. ic Female Diseases Mrs. P. Gillespie, PriiK Attfipneys at hv CETOE, jU' -Money, faf Miss Jennie Haynes,.