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'to YOU MEET. .’>•Ft* pop’fs havo done the oil mills a -®re«t njn-rice wi'hout knowing it,” Mid Mr. W. M. Towers yesterday. “ They quoted a statement that cotton seed was advanced from *ll to *l6, without ex plaining thv it was done in the filth*' about Nr w O leans and Texns—did not Ccour when there was no fight. The m<l)s at New Orleans came to ' h-ir sente and cut- down the price of seed *5 one day.” - C >p’ain Seay has thia to say about the rise of the rivers io dry weathet: **( do nor. egree with Mr Towers and V r«e S ewarr. T"e eVapora ion dif 'fere with the weath» r. On cl udj days tie evaporation is very little, sn<i the rivr rises During the night there is no evaporation, and early in the morning the river isai inch higher than it is at th eo o’cock in the after noon. Whm ih« day i« cloudy the river is two inches higher. Igo down to the wh«>f every day, and I have often no ticed it ” Mr. Towers listened to thi« and still dissented, saying th t he t ok the water gauge every morning at 7 o’c'ock, and the evap 'ration at that hour was neatly uniform, ai d he noticed a variation of two-tentbs <>f a foot at that hour. Be further said that the tise having been gained the river maintained it steadily.' It is a very inter-sting q'lrs'ion ano has been mucn talked about There is no reaton why both factors might not enter it t > 'be result, and in addition to the evaporation fiom the st'earns that from the.leaves might be cut <ff when they fail, thus stopping the drain of moisture from the rod, which had gone on by means of the Ajw of sap. c&y C.- Riwell returned yesterday from Atlanta, and brought with b’m « O-rpy of Be.eforo’s book. The pub ioation wte curiousty «x-mined by th- visitors to thn c-p sin’s office, id much interest was. shown in s<-ei'>g how be bandied his films experience. Os c rnrse much of it izfcl be,.but this only made his stories more atnu-ing, and many a good laugh was had hy those wh * glanced through it. ft. f* profusely illustrated, and ihe • cuts of R me people very sppropriateiy gave )be names' of rhe parties-intended tube represented. They are not hand •O3M—tbit js.tbe cn's - —— “Yon ought to get Burt Allen to tell yon atm-eof his ghost stories,” said Mr? John rVabdiver the other d»y. “Y -u know there used to ba a gbost, arc -rd ing to Buit, tl at inhabited the mar.hy place, where so many cat tails grow, just thia side of Col. Hamilton’s. When Burt bad to go that w»y at night be won d go around by Seab Wright’s and cutihrough the Fatwoods. And now he hat given up bis shop because of the presence of the skull of Sugarman, the murdered peddler. Burt is a g x-d talker, , and you must get him to tell you his ex- < parlance.” “Do you siroki ?” esked Capt. J. W. E«inf, y> stern ay as he sat in his « ffice and puff d a meerschaum that, gave forth floods of fragrance. “It you do, take due of these Turkish cigarettes or one of these pipes and some of this Turkish mix'ur-.” His iff er was accepted, and t) e of the mi.d weed soon filled the room with an odor sweeter to the wor- Shipp ir of “My Lady Nc- tme” tbau Ottar of rose* or extract of vioie’r. It - was lite the happy rev ties of Ik. _x-irtrVe’r, sniHnTjia interesting easy man ner the c-ptain puffed and io d au iu'er es*ing stoiy of his tobacco. It, went lite this.’ ‘•When I was in Chicago,” raid he, *‘l ■to'd in tie Turkish baz>ar watching them make cigare tes. It ied one, and founfiitss different from our poisou-'U- - brands ssday from night. I bought a. dollar’s worth before I left. Ou the way home, I was rilling in the smoking apaitm-ut when a little roan not uulike John Locke Martin ci-mo in. The only vacant seat was between myself and the window. He took it, and I noticed the draft reerotd dis«» reeabh*, and he tv>i cried as i> wi h the rheumatism. 1 Off-red to exchange, which be gladly accepted, and a conversation sptutig up which remlted in my offeting him a a cigare'tn. As be lit- it be remarkeo; “Ah, Turkish. I like them very muon.” We tal-td of t >bi-cco, and he knew much of 'he weed. Iu the course if the conversation he introouced hitusul’. 1' Was P.ul Ounrad, president of the Louis iana lottery, and a most elegant g-ntle man. a When we parted at Nashville, he going to New Orleans, lie said he would the woman who works, i- and is tired, will find a special help in Doctor Fierce’s Favorite Pre scription. Perfectly harmless in any condi tion of the female sys tem. It promotes ail the natural functions, and builds up, strengthens, regulates, and cures. A For women approach ring. confinement, nurs g*ing mothers, and every S| weak, run-down, deh |* cate woman, it is an in » vigorating. supporting ■ Vlguruung, nuppviviug tonic that's .peculiarly adapted to their 1 But it’s more than that, too. It’s the only I guaranteed remedy for all tho functional I disturbances, painful disorders, and chronic [ weaknesses of womanhood. In “ female I eomplafhts ”of every kind, periodical pains, | bearing-down sensations, internal inflamma- I Tion.tmd kindled ailments, if it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money [ Something else ifeat pays tho dealer better, I may be offered as “ Just as good.” Perhaps ■ It la, for Mm, but it can’t be, for you. send me some Turkish tobacco of an es pecial brand, and within a day or two as er my return, sure enough came a lo> of Turkish cigarettes,and splendid Turk ish t hi>ooo. I wrote and thanked him, and in a few days he sent me a lot of L uisiana tobacco. In all theru’a enough 11 last mi a year, and with the different brands I get a mix'ure beyond compari son with anything lever smoked.” Captain Ewing told this in bis modest way, and I sm afraid I showed too much in enst in it, for after he concluded he admonished me not to allow it to be printed. But the story is out of the usual line, and the tobacco of such a quality that pardon must be asked for ■he breach, and tharks expressed for the treat, in spite of his injunction. Lit > is Misery To manv people wbohwe tba taint of scrofula in tuelr biood. Toe ago lea caused by tbe dreadful running sores and other moiifeeta tlous of this disease a<e beyond description There is no remedy equ <1 to Hood's bars.pa ril a for ecro ul< salt rheum and every ioriu of bi<><»> dnwa-e I. is reaso-iaoiy sure to benefi. all who g.'Ve It a tai. trial. Hood’s Pills cure all liver IPs, Tommy (eading Captain Marry a')— “P-'P, what’s the difference between a bark and baikentiuer” Tommy’s Pop— •' Um ph—umph— w hatdoiknow about it?” lummy—“Do they each have a dog wweb?’’ Tommy’s Pop—“—!!—!!! |j|!” Shiloh’s Vttanzer is what you need for constipanou, loss of appetite, d zz'ness and an i-yroptoma of dyspepsia. Piice 10 ana 75 cents per bottle. For sale by D. W. currv. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Nine members of the crew of the Amer ican ship L. Scbepp, at New fork, have brought charges of c* ueay against Chief Officer Seipps. Japanese Liver Pellets are tbe best family m niciue t r liver complaint and constipation. Fifty pills iu a vial, 25 cents. Sold at D. W. Cuiry’e drug stole. New Hampshire, in competition with twelve states and Canada, received tbe first award at the World’s Fair for her dairy exhibit, and Coin-atiant second. Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient cousuEiption. It is tbe cough cure. (July one cent a dost. 25 otSjjy-oisrand *I.OO. For sale by D. fVrUuriy. Muggint—“Jones returned tbe un - brella he b irrowed of me.” Buggihr— “Just like Jones. Ha apes eccentricity, just to make himself o >nsp cuuua.” Mental prrsaiou, wakefulness, lost manhood, caused by errors of youth, by magnetic neiviue. Guaranteed by D. W. Uurry. Children Cry for Pitche/a vifsf.ona. Buy your Oil from the Southern Oil Co. They guar antee every drop of it L«ook out for their wagon. 10 29 2w - Mr. Toudlt—‘T me Boodie was sen tenced to six yeais for emb> zz'eUjen heko bis just deser'e.” Willie Topdle (vitbasweet tooth)—“ That’s what J’d like to get.” Mr. Toodit—“WhavP” Willie Toodle—“Justdeserts.”. \ Buckien's fkraicaAalve. The Best halve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Bkin Eruptions ano positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect or money refunded. Prim 25 cents per box. For sale by D. W. Curry, druggist. Governor Russell, of Massachusetts will return to law practice when his ierm expires. THE NEW YORK* COMMISSIONERS Say That State Will Give 860,000 for Monuments. Tbe New Yuk C'-mmissioners and vot er ins who h«Vd been locating tbe position of troops from that state onthe battlt fidds in nertb Georgia and Chattanooga have left for their homes. « They visited Mission Ridge and R'tig gold Monday afternoon. General Bu'- t rfie d thinks that tbe New York legis lature cin be induced to appropriate *50.000 when it meets in January, to be expended in erecting monuments to tbe fourteen regiment*, two batteries and one independent company which partici p ited in the bsttles around hers. The monuments will cost from *1,500 to *2,000 each. The O iio legislature has appro printed *90,000 for monuments and Min nesota *15,000. Tha legislatures of In diaua, Mibsouri, Michigan, Wise naif, New Jersey, N >rth Carolina and Trx » hiveapp tinted commissioners. States which have taken no ec'ion are Georgia, V raiiiia, S >u'h Carolina, L uisiana, Miss ssippi, Arkansas, West Virginia and F orida. Tbe Illinois commissioners, under Sen ator Palmer will come next. Get Your Seale fur Fauet. All who have marked iff seats for F.ust tomorrow night are ixpeoted to c li todiy and get ihe tickets. eats c >uuot be held longer tbau this p. m. at 6 o’clock. Rijal Arcanum R gn’ar mee'ing < f Hi.l City Council N » 535, Royal Arcanum, at 7:30 o’clock to-ight. Brethren fraternally invited. Max Meybbbahut, Regent. J. E. Mullen, Sec’y. THIS BOME TRIBUNE. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1893. HEAVY RECEIPTS ’■ Continue to Keep Down the" Cotton Market. LIVERPOOL UP A LITTLE. Wheat and Corn Advanced a Half Cent—Provisions Go Lower. [Reported by Cothran Bros. | Rome, Ga., Nuv. 15, 1893. Liverpool opened at yesterday’s clos ing and advancufi 2 64, closing steady. New York market opened 5 points higher, out weakened and lost all of the.sdyauce closing at same as yesterday. Big ie« ceipis continue to keep the market down In tne grain and provision markeis, wheat has been steady, advancing halt cent. Co n also advanced half cent, bu provisions weakuued materially and closed quarter of a cent lower than yes terday. Rome Cotton Market. Bomb, Nov. IS.—Middling 7%. Liverpool Cordon Market. Ltvbbpo<'L, Nov. 15.—Spots! 7-16 ;tone, steady, fad' ddiuaud. bales, .0,001. Yesterday’s Today’s Close. Opening, oiose. January and Feb’ary. 4.24 4.24 23 4 28-27 KV'urary nd Marot.. 4.25 4.25 27 4.-. S Marell and April 4.20 27 4.27-2 1 4.29 Ajrianu May 4.23 43 4.30 May and June 4.3 u 4.31 4 31-32 Owe and July 4.0131 4.32 33 4.34 July ana augin-t 4 3'l 34 4.36 October ana vs u... I 24 4.26 27 Novem. and D.ce<u... 4 23-'.4 4 25 4.26 Decem. and January.. 4.23-24 4.24 4.26 New York Cutton Markets. New Y<>kk. Nov. 15 Yesterday's Todai’s n Close, opening. CK,9e January 8.12-13 3.17 18 8.12 13 Feb uiryß.l9-10 8 4-25 8.19 20 Ma ch 8.27- 8 8.33 8.26 7 April 8.34-I's 8.4' 8 31-’5 May 8.41 4! 8.47-48 840 41 Jane 8 47-J9 8. St 14 8.46-1 Vovrmber 8. 406 8 ‘.'s 8.0 -04 Decemberß W-12 8.15-16 8.09-10 Boots- Midulings 8 3-16. Tone, duh and easy. Chicago Produce Markets. CHICAGO. NOV. 15. Yesterday’s Today’s C.use. Ofenmg. Wheat- Cash 60 6”% Dec- mber..« 61 60% 61% Corn Cash 36% 37'4 December £6% 36% 37% P r«— Janu ry... 13 80 13 85 13 33 Lari— ~ ~ Ca-h 9 05 8 85 January 8 1) 8 12 7 95 K'bs— ..! Cash 8 75 8 5) January 7 12 7 20 6 95 Hog receipts today 21,000. Estimated for to morrow e.oo . Port >eclpts today, 40,760; port receipts', last year. 31.216. r: • Leave Your Orders for i i e » ! ■"■*’* AND j ! : W" O O 3Z> i WITH j O’NEILL M’F’G COMPANY,' j Telephone 70. ; Cho'ly (« be is about to leave after h ! * r»j ction) —Come, Miss Summer, help menn with m» overcoat. Since youjesp not be my wife, you may at least bet a te me.” ' Fatal injuries were received bv Miss Beard, of Hariisburg, 111., in a runaway accident at Benton, HI. , t An uptown saloonist, after being twitje ton ed up in tbe night to warm bort t a f..r the baby, meanly pleaded when fie cot a third call: “I aint got any license f .» bottling.” Sad and Gloomy Weak and Dyspeptic E'ood’s Sarsaparilla Gave Strength and JPerfectig Cured, Ik - x>n jr. R. ivntfe Birmingham, Alabama. , .>11,7.. - I *1 have not words enough to express my thAnks tor the great benefits’ received from h tew bottle« of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I was weak, and it made me strong; 1 was » dyspep tic, and it cured me; I was sad and gloomy, and it made me cheerful and hopefuL And last, though not least, it made me an ardent and Hood’s x Cures working democrat. All who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla with my advice, report good, re sults. I gladly recommend It to all sufferers > J. E. Whits, m. D., Birmingham, Ala, Ji. B. If you decide to take Hood’s Sar saparilla do not be induced to buy any dther instead. Insist upon HOOD’S. Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic gentle and effective. Try a box. s&cento. ’ UNDER THE HAMMfI OO In New Dry Goods at Half Charles W. James, 37 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, failed in business. He business but six months. Everything new, everything bright, and everythi bje, and the btock fell to us under the hammer. We gave but little for it an THE MOST STTJT>ESJXrX>OTTS BARGAINS In fine, freoh gond*, ever given the people in this portion of Georgia are in store for onr customers in Rome at Ouli* Old SteLXXd —Q 3 Broad. Street, A poriion of the goods are now in our store and as rapidly as room can be provided other phipmonts of them will be made to us. Failing to obtain any article on first visit remember that a call the following day may secure it. We are an position to sell goods lower than ever before in our business life, and if you do not supply your wants at a tremendous saving to you during the next few weeks, it s mply will be your own fault. Wash Fabrics. 2,000 yards dress prints 3|c 10 cas< 8 best standard Prints, oc Shales extra Inai'Y.J.inpi’.<)ved l st >1 \ !e. •20 pier s iowW J 5 ;i in - ook, Jittnij to 50c. o'r price > - : : 25c' Cotton Elan nek as lo.tv -s ! sc: JSnirting Cbevio's, vvorili 12|e, any whei-e, our price only Sc Dress Goods.- . - »‘ 5,000 ynids Diagonals. lihitni nat'd’ Serges,, Ciliingeable-i. ” ■ Cashmeres etp , worth from 30c to 50c. ' You can take ‘ yoiir ch "ice at : : 16|c ‘Novelty Dress Patterns in r Wo lens, Silks and Satins, latest weaves. James’ pri- ' c> s $8- to sl'4, our prices just Half Drilling, 8,000 yards fin. t st st\ le, gut price 5,000 Y; We have on hand a special stock of Medium and Fine Clothing. lines direct from ihe manufacturers, a recent great auction sale at some rich plums foF who wear e pants and vests. It was prices. ' The goods are here. Do not miss the chance if you need We buy oiu lilts from the hat makers No middle man for middle DOWN and we' sell them DOWN and we want to you your hats.—OrhNiLond We are at home on the Shoe subject. We buy and sell more shoes We do it by the force of the selling price. Woman’s good heavy wear shoes 75c. Ladies’ SI.OO. Ladies’Dongola Button SL 25. Fine Kid Button $1.50. Men’s Balmoral Shoes worth $1 50; Fine Buff Si-.25.' Good Brogans SI.OO. Our dirt-excluding tap sole Blucher is the best shoe on earth simply unmatchable. > After buying it once you would have it again even if it cost you a five dollar oil Gome see us tier line shoes, and come.to our pjace for anything in any of our other lines if yc and that mind teaches' you to save money. We will sell you what you want if you will give us a chan Some lines of the James stock will be sold 20 per cent under cost, and many lines of our stol prices losing us money. We are going so make short work of reducing the stock. Come and get el want —try the town over. We are not afraid of any test. Moreover, should you buy anything from! cause you would like to return, we would gladly take it back if uninjured. Bargains and satisfacfl bundle always. fl Complexion ftesoi ' VIOLA CBM R® Sunburn and Teh, and re. \ stores the-akin, to i«» vrigl- zfRSSt ’ nal freshness, producing & Ags&z clear and healthy com plexion. Superior taail face preparations and .perfectly hnpnless. At an druggists, or mailed for SqcU. Send for Circular. VIOLA SKIN SOAP I* locompsMble at * •US purlftlag tothu aid without_» riwwl toHUo'»u'«eW- -ibsoluwly-jiurcddluua,/ rae-3- rated. ■“ Jruggiiu, PfiM 25 Cents. < G. C. BITTNEHA GO.,. Toledo^ O. Notice of Sale. A GREE'BI-V TO AV O«DEIt OF THE ■ “ "Con t t>f Ordmarr (1 Tib ii co nty. <, B . will Im wol'i at auction at the c- n't h-’oed ur -of .aid ccnnty on the first 'rneaoay in Dr-crnfb r next.with u tn.e legal hours <»t sa e.tbe n-lh-w i K liii'peytv. l-'-WitliOoe lot ol; Ijtpn.ln the 23 «1 disir.ct »h'< 3rd aecxien of ortgih . Ily < now Hord, o.oin«y, c<)ebreW.'t<i-Wit: Nos 271. gUO-T01.,2ft'..‘310 art UIS3, -»il"and *-'g ty swv-n HOreso' 829. tbe wh-le .-tmet cosHtltiing I.4uj •ei-e—more or lef-, 'Sori known aw IM *t. V. Mitrß-ll.farm on toe Ktowsii rlter. Also a •b'rd-rftftereM in ooec,r coupler; as tljie property ot K. V Wit-lie I. late oi t-b-vd o ,ui,ty deceased. Terms c sh. This day'of Nov tube . 18,3. 11-4-Uwlw J. B • TXPPIN, \ Wool Flannels, Red and White. Blue and Gray, P.a n and twilled. Embroid ered and decorat'd. Fian- sort and kind, w;;n' any Flan-, Lose, wintji. 15c, one flflfpTrFlcirty i a, h a Dime ptHbizen 40-gau2o hose, Herms dorf dye, worth 40c, at 25c Men's Socks, blu< k an I bal briggan, and colors, fine and medium at prices that knock out the : BoAom Shirts. 200 dozen unlaundried, rein forced back and front, p iient sac ngs and gussets, heavy ■muslin.a goo I one and well worl h 60c, and sold at that by Mr. James. As long ns this 200 dozen lasts, you can buy one or more, for each 40c Heavy Demit Shirts : 35c CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES. BASS BROTHERS & COMPANY. a Crouch & Watson are the sole agents for J the sale of the celebrated Huyler Candies, '■ and is the only firm in Rome that buy them [ ' direct from the factory. To insure that you . - get it fresh buy from us. Price 60c to 80c , per pouml. 10-22-dlm. ’ HUYLER’S CANDIES. " Romans, Lend Vs Your Ear Just For a Moment. j Our weekly orders for Huyler’s Candy , go direct to the factory. We have a buyer £ f employed, who sees that they are properly t and promptly forwarded to us. We ' challenge comparison as to their freshness r wirtr any one. We claim the latest arrival. “ Call and see for yourself,and we will yoi. ■ f No pills or castor oil for sale. >■ 1 A. M. ANTOONOLI & CO., I 1 Star Uaudv Works. 1 11-11-dlm | Knit Oversh'rts, worth in any market, sl.oo. Cheap at sl. To close : : ; 50c All sorts of colored Overshirts, Work Shirts and u ty J ames price 4 James’ price 25 cents, our P'ice : : ■ : 15c James’ price, 40 cents, our price ; : 25c Janies’ price 50 cents, our’ - price : : : 35c Blankets and Quilts- 200 Gray Oxford bed blankets, worth $1.50 a pair. Some merchants get more than 1.50. As long as our stock lasts we wi 1 sell them at : 75c Blankets worth $2 50 ; 1.50 Blankets worth $4 : : 300 He.vy bed comforts ; 75c F.ne Quilts, tapestry patterns 1.25 Tax Levy. » GEORGIA, Floyd County. Office of Board of Commissioners of Posdg and oevenurs of Floyd County Georgia, Rome. Ga., Oct. 18'h, 189< —The B a.d paving taken into consideration the lev log of the t.x for the present ft cal year, the tnkatde property of the county b inv found from 'ho tax digest to be for the present year, $8,3 8,493 Th» State general tax being 461 100 mills on the $1 03 on the foregoing, making the Sum of <38,394 36 The following tax is hereby levied: srrciric tax. * To pav principal and interest on bonus 19 per cent on State rats 7,294 93 To run chaingang,42 per cent on St te tax 16,125 83 To midge fund, uo hing. FOB COUNTY PCRPOSES. To General fund. 26 6-10 per cent on -tain t.x 9,951 55 To Jury tuU'l, 11 per cent on State tax 4,223 37 To J»il fund, 11 per cent on etaie rax 4,223 31 i To Poor fund, 8 per cent on State tax 3,071 M $41890 59 ' The same being 6 39-100 mills on tbe $1 00 of the Litoxtbe property of iho County, making in ail ■■Boancl County purposes, due cent on the rt■; e r tha f such legal notice be lev f a * r * q lired by statue "‘UN J. f oHTiK . b drman, clerk. 10 i 6 d w tOd " Towels. 500 Huck Towels, good quality 40 ineheslong, and 20 indicting ■ 1 ' ■ i;l : d?l- W : . := .‘ lars, James’ thirty dollars, W'S our 45 rice . ■ If y<«u expect to buy a Cloak, sei our stock, we have too many, and they must be sold. So with Lace Curtains. We carry* the largest stock of Jeans, Cassimeres, Corsets, etc., in this city. Cornell see us for anything wanted lines. With ISppTM Columbus, Ga., Some years ago I had grip, which produced cat head, and general King's Royal Germetuer and itwrotn a wonderful cure in my case. I had] digestion, and it cured that also. I H recommended it to several persons 1 were afflicted with different disea( and always with the happiest results.. Rev. J. W. Howabjm Baptist City For Catarrh. Rheumatism, iflS Indigestion and General eth.-r is unequaled. K lug’s Royal Germetuei Pills tn a vial for 25 cents.