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Breif Lillis IMols, Trrn slated from our Reporters Note Book. Mr. Frank C. Kean, vnn of ths sharpest y’'uug man of Oglethorpe, it in the city, thu guest of Mr Fred Rountaville. Shen ft Jake Moore, wold before the court house door, and to th” highest bidder ou jeaterday, •ome fodder in th* stack at 50 cents a hundred, corn in the shuck at .31 cents per bushel, cotton seed at the mill for 11 cents per bushel and cotton at the gm for $7.50 per hundred. Wantbu: —A position us teacher, a young man. Address X. Y. Z. Hubtlet office. For pale—My G room house situated on Fourth Avenue be tween East Third and Fourth streets. Will sell cheap and on eaay terms. For ’further sale Ayply to L. Morel Rome, Ga. Wanted: —A position as sales man, book-keeper or bill clerk in a wholesale or retail grocery busi ness, by a man with 15 years ex perience in Southern Kentucky , Good references. Address A. A. tsare this office. 1-ltf, HEARN INSTITUTE. The Exercises of Hearn School & Fe male Seminary will be resumed Jan 8 Ad dress. * Palemerron J. King Pres. MONDAY JAN 8. 94. lOc in cash will be returned, cash Purchase buying $ 100 worth of Grocerys at T. F- Fobter, Monday only. WHERE! Groceries are kept cheap. The people wi'i certaeojy buy and that is a tact at L G.Todd’s. LOOK HERE. Self rising Ijuckwheat 11 -2pkloe Freeh Tenn. Buckwhert per lb. 5c Fresh Cranberries per qt. 10c. Large Fat niackerol 10c. Piokel Tripe per *b. 10c. Shredded < txifisb per pit. 10c. Fancy Prunes per lb 12 1 2c Currants per lb 6 l-40. The above prices are in kevpii g With our entire stock bod etap,. and fancy, our stock is new and fresh give us a call and see for yourselves, at Mitchells old stand „■ r ijp STATE & COUNTY TAXES. AJ unpaid taxes for 1893 are being put in hands of Sheriff for Co lection J no. J BiaCk. T-C. MO-DAY JAN 8. 94, 10c in cat>h will be re tu rued v.-rv cash purchase o wing SIOO wor h if at T. F. F . Monday only, BLOOMIH6IBK, ILL % Our No. 28 End Spring, with Drop-Axle both front and rear, is the best looking and most serviceable buggy made for the money. Ask your dealer to j Show the BLOOMINGTON MFG. CO.’S line of Buggies, Wagons and Carts, and buy no other. ■BND FOR CATAIXXUI3. ■ fiTvr-ry In /jk .{ifW M f?' 7 T £l'i' Ifpk There - Vißral r lx -J will be your rwfe." Scene in Third ‘‘Act” Credit Lorraine. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Council Chamber. „ Rome Ga, Jan Bth 1894. Council met. Present Mayor S S. King and Councilman Printup, Mathis, McDonald, Griffin, Wright Wnli'inßon, Cornelius and Miller. mutes of the last meeting read and approved. CITT TREASURER'S KKP©KT. The city treasurer’s report for quarter ending Dec. 31. 1893 inclu sive . Oct, 1 Balance on hand - - *8,089 IT Oct, Rec d of M. A. Nevin, CC C - - -* 6.368 03 Nov. Rac'd of M. A, Nevin C C C - - |- 4,511 54 Dec. Rac'd of M, A, Nevin, C. C. C. - - - 4,256 84 *23,216 58 DISBURSEMENTS. Paid out on— Street department - • -S 968,1 S Salary department _ 5,902 3* Water works department • • 4,442 37 Cemetery department - - 219 25 Gas department ... 1,486 65 Fire department - - - 219 97 Felice department . . - 411 95 Coupon department - 248 09 Exchange department - - 3 35 Public bnildicg department - 156 #5 Relief department ... 2855 Current department ... T 35 Contingent dedartment - - 5* 05 14, 175 78 Public school dept— Oct, Paid oat as per von'hr 1.274 41 Nov Paid oat as per vou'hr 1,280 90 Dec. Paid eut as per ven,hr 2,004 73 4.369 99 1894, Jan. 1 Balance cash on hand 4,689 71 *23*16 08 Respectfully submitted, B. C. Hough, C. T. CITY SEXTON’S REPORT. The city sexton and magaiine keeper reports for third quarter, fiscal year ending December 31st, 1892, inclusive, as follows: Collected from the sale of cemetery lots. *27,99 Digging graves, 316# Stc rage powder, 27 50 *95 50 Which amount has beeu turned over to the city clerk aad I hold his receipts. < Respectfully, P. D. Roser, City Sexton and Magazine Koep •r- The city sexton reported ten in terments for December, fear whites and eix colored. Three colored were bared as paupers. Dr. C. H. Harris, city physician, reports for quarter ending Decem ber 31, 1893, inclusive, 11$ cases, 157 visits made and two deaths. The water works committee were authorized to purchase all pipe necessary to complete the new wa ter works. A motion by Councilman Print up to allow Mr. T. C. Dempsay to repair his one-story building ou Broad street was lost. The matter •( repairing the building of Mr. T. C. Dempsey, was referred to the street and tire committee with power te act, The clerk reported drafts issued for the Joliowing am >unts since last regular meeting of council : C Brown, ttrnnl dnpt * 27 49 F D Rotnr, c®metery dept 15 75 I. J Wagunr, water works dnpt 112 69 C Brow,, street dept 90 09 FI) Reser eenietery department IB 75 L J Wagner, water worn dept 146 76 I, J Wagner, water works dept 67 43 C Browe, street department. 12 39 r D Fos-r. cemetery dept 15 7* L J w»Rner, water works dept 25 28 C Brown, street dept 25 00 F D Roser, cemetery dept 15 74 And regular salary an 1 appropriation, draft.. The following bi I Is, properly ap proved, were onion'd paid : Patton S.,D. A B,l’d Co., Public bldg,. * 351 F a McCurry, Public b'l’d dept 1 00 The Champion lion co., public b’ldg dept. 49 00 J C Brown, relief dept 7 4 J C Brown, Publio b’l’d dept 20 00 J C Brown,contingent dept 1 00 8 S King Co. Pub. b'l’d dept 2> 0 8 8 King A Co. relief dept 7 50 8 8 King & Co., water Works dept 55 Fletcher Smith, water works depl 2 25 J Sam Veal, water works dept 30 D W Curry, waterworks dept 29 00 D w Curry,tire dept. 17 40 D W Curry, cemetery dept (so J H Brldwell, street dept 2 80 MA Wimpee, street dept 16 50 N G Watson,street dept 6 75 J F McClure,street dept 60 o» Miss Jane Brown, street dept 50 20 Miss Jane Brown, police dept 12 80 McClure & Son, relief dept 3 65 Mr. R W Lewis, relief dept 2 ’,O Rome Gas Light co , gas dept 5X9 89 W T Drennoi., street dept 7 55 N J Huffaxer,water works dept 15 00 W W Watters water works dept fi 00 Wn- McGuffey, water works dept 36 09 LJ Wagner, water works dept 33 7q Thos Berry, cemetery dept 12 10 Council adjourned M. A. Nevin, Clerk City Council. r»cH] - vCX * I | BICYCLESI •0 , F A ~■nsiinmi rv f WWVSSS-U4? ■■; la T-T. ■ ..■JT-”. w.. ■ --3 f* •3 (9 > King of the Road | * $ ! i £", Absolutely the Best | a Afl drop forgings aad English wted S '» *nbing Bearing strictly dust prooi. 4 '» *4efa»t designs and light wetgbl. * t t < * 1 * tr I'' I <? 1 V* 'Xd V' < 5 iHiMMHifiB ’ * Setrf Two-Cent Stanp I *e«Me JU RM? TWCNTV-entm PaOB ? * WsmwX V CaTaLOOOB <■ k r | Monarch Cycle Co. < £ L&M «»d Hahrted SU. CHICAGO ■, N- FTJ WMG mmiKMI ABCV» Address a letter or r<‘sf.i -4 to TMI ri£K«S turns t OMPANN ?H44 IVEO9ERBURN. • • Managing Mttorne F.U.Box4«lt. WASHINGTON. I). < PENSIONS i’Ie.XVHKD FC- ■»Ot.DI£«S, WinOWb CHILDREN, FApvNTK. 1 two, f<»r Sn'dlrrs r»nd B;.h<»rg tn t>» • Hn* - <ty tn the re<«ilar .\rv.v < r Na -• *• urvivorc of tnc .- a t Hvzj v >’r " tdoww, u>w 1 . ‘/x •«i ■neeUlty. Tivjfcj n »v - •»:. •< new l*> a K d\ • Mt* /p • v _»> 22AC*’ *Y**i <3!L‘ 4! ft'ia. As ~q { a -ens J V n-We.- v ‘‘i ' 'ijiWf «»-A. inoni d-M. Jr to«> ■W.. sw.uimw-, tMaSJ.anm, 1 ,■> i a ’%'HAVU 8 . '• ■IL t*■ . il' u W Group Serelitu,. ’ mSv' 1 --A 'LCkt, »• J THE HORSE (hemost Powerful and PetieVatingl iuitne ufor Mas n- Beast in exietonce. 21 TSc., *«• hi * ? **• JOHNSON’S ORIBUTAL 3OAP. Medicated and Toilet. Toe (treat •* In Cvre a« Face Benutifler. Lno eo will tn<l 8 e laoet delicate and riitfhly perfumed Toilet So:>p o» tl: irji'ket. ill- absolutely pure. *!ak«w th® •km eoft and velvety and reetoree the lost i o-n r'lexioni i- a luxury for t.e Eath for tnfantA. It alays itching cleanser the renin and p.'imote* the growth ot bait. a’rice2&«. For salehv D. V/. Curry, druggist Fits, dizziDPßP, hysteria, wake fulness, bad dreams and softening of the brain quickly cured by Magnetic Nervine. Sold by D. W. Curry Druggist. Inflamed itching, burning,crus ty and scaly skin and scalps of in funts, soothed and cured by John son’s Oriental Soap. Sold by D- W. Curry Druggist. Recommend Johnson's Magnetic Oil for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, lame back, it quickly relieves pain If you have sour stomach and feel cilious, and y< ur head aches take a Japanese Liver Pellet, n will relieve you. Sc id bv D Curry i-lrug’/ist STARKE THE mebchawt TAILOK LINE OF FALL PATTERNS JUSThN. ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND IN THE VERY LATEST STYLE. CALL ON S.M.STARIE ARMSTRONG BLCCK suniMuw ti Cta»Uty as* Aiww*. The Bradford Drug Co. has ex clusive sale of these celebrated glasses in Rome, Ga. From the factory of Kellam & Moore, the only complete optical plant in the South, Atlanta, Ga. CAUTION-.—ls a dealer offers W. Douglas ■'-ihoas ixt reduced price, or sayn ho ha* them without Dame btamped ca bottom, put him down as a fraud. W. L. Oouclas ' 83 SHOE thVworld. W. 1.. DOUGLAS Shoe® »re ttyli.h, May «t --ting, and give better satisfaction al the prices ad. veriised thna anv other make. Try one pair and be convinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas’ nwine and price on the bottom, which guarantees their value, saves thousands of dbllars annually to those who wear them. Dealers who push tbs sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to increase the sales on their full line of good*. They can afford to sell at a less profit, an.i we believe you enn save money bv buying nil yr tr f >of vcnr of the dealer advertised below. Ca’nloiyue free upon application. Address, W. L ’ *- 'tr-H-kton, Mass. Sold by CANTRELL <fc OWENS 40 Broad S 3 re*»Eßo>«j< a. ou Caveats, Resign h His, CopyrisU Aad all Parent business cos ucted foi MODERATE FI ES. Inror-natloa and auvloo given to 1 veutur. wUuhm tbargv Address CLAIM? ?O„ JOHM WED-J IB ?N, Afawging c. itorne. E. O. Box ♦iS. Wawmxotoji, •Z-Thls Company is managed by s combination he largest and most li.tz.ntUl m rspapsrs in tl® I kited State®, for the express pnrpo>e of protect inx their nvhacrlber® against unscrupulcw ind incompetent Patent Agents, and eaeh papu irintlng thia advertisement vouches for the rcponsl ’iUtf and ®t»n<RaK of the i’roas Oahu, CvmpaaX THE HEW YEAR - If you want something nice, stylish, and rn keeping with the times, come and see us. We have the goods to suit the times, for good times, hard times, and all other kind of times. We have all the latest designs in Jewelry whether in pure Gold. Sterling silver, or the reliable qualities of Rol'ed Gold. A feWiWords to you about our larga and care fully selected stock. Which is complete, and Includes all the latest stylesfrem reliable stan dard makers. ' w e have no ‘’shelf room” or Bankrut goods our stock is all Bright and, New and everything right up to date, We invite you te come and inspect our stock whether you wish to buy or not. we take just as much pleasure in showing you our goods whether you purchae or < not as if you bought everv article that we showed you. * 'We have just received a fresh lot of Huyler &Tenny’s candies which is putupinl-2 to 5 pourid boxes rememberthe little folks and the young folks and theold folks likerine can dies. Hammack Lucas i Co., ~~T TTTn -+PLAINING MILL*- We Mean Business Call snd get our Prices Before Buying we are Selling, SASH DOORS and BLINDS. CEILING MOinj)IXG BALLUSTERB and BRACKETS AT BOTTOM PRICES. ALEXANDER & HUME AI | COAL lilfnLi coal We Can Sell You The Best And give you what you buy at the lowest prices YARD AT PATTONS SHOP. Orderg left at Hunt /Si Huffaker's in the 4th, ward, and with Frank Woodruff at 18 Armstrong building will t receive prompt attention. Best Grade of Blacksmith Coal kept in Stock, PATTON & JOHNSON. NEW "CENTRAL HOTEL. ’ NEW MANAGEMENT - NEW FURNISHINGS N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor. RENOVATED THROUGHOUT A.JLL MODERN IMPROVEMENT'LL ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS. TheßeunaVista REHODELED RESOTATEI) ’ AM> BEJURWfIBK THE ONLY SI.OO, A DA 5 ? HOTEL IN THE CITY Table supplied with the best the market af fords polite and attentive servants. < ATES.transiant SI.OO, Special Ra t* y tha week moxth. ' - MRS.S.E.VICK. proprietress Corner 6th Avenae and Broad Streak Rom®