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FOR THE NEW ST. PETER’S' Church Entertainment at St. Peters Church Rectory Thurs- day Night at 8 0 clock. For 25 cents admission a hag of money will be given each peraoi with which to bid on the wombi-j ful package t<>be so.d ... an at 8-30 p. rn. After lbeaucti .il, refreshment* will be served without ex'ra charge, Yoq go and be one oi tie liberal bidders Buist’s prize medal garden seeds, for sale ! by, Hammack Lucas & Co. , Quite a number of K of P. men i say they will eat oysters at River Side Lodje tonight. WANTED! Second-hand type writing Rem minglou Machine, Address 1-17-ts Hustler of Rome. NEW RESTAURANT. I beg leave to inform my friends and the public generally, that 1 have opened a first class restaurant at 202 Fifth Av>, opposite the new court house, where I am prepared to serve you with the beet the mar ket affords, and on short notice. All kinds of canned goods kept on hand. You can get a nice lunch at any hour of the day or night due cigars and tobacco. Give me a call. Respectfully, Pryor E. Williams. TELEGRAPHY. Mr. J. W. Elliott, has a flourish ing class of students in Tele graphy, at the Romo Business University. All desiring to lake a course wiil please call on him. lit teaches R. F, and Coraiueici:! Telegraphy, together with general agents work. He has got the “get there’ in him and will succeed “mark tlia prediction.” We carry a large and well selected stock of Gold and steel frames, Lenses &. etc. Hammack Lucas & Co- Miss Ella Byrd arrived homd yes terday after a pleasant visit to Ala bama where she made many warm Iriends to be remembered. Mrs. E J Magruda, left yesterday for Birmingham Ala. to visit Lei daughter, Mrs A S Leith. There was no Fall of Nineveh at Police Court this forenoon . NEW TONSORIAL PARLOR. Frank Taylor the old reliable Knigh of the razor has opened up a new bar her shop at No 224 Broad Street He i nvites hie old friends and patrons to call early and often. 124-ts oorywaHTre? K. W. Muaith, Frin. Commercial Collrt" t Ij. Unlv«r»liy. Lexington, £y„ wae awarded MEDAL AND DIPLOMA IT THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, f—’ Sywtww wf ■—lkfaytag >j>d (General "*n—*■—»., etc. Coet to complete BaalnwiCoarseaboutlnelndinc tnltton.book, »"f_ „ ebonoarafhy, Type Writing and yetegraphy taught, ror circular* addreea, V. *• ■UTH. FreeMn*. Mjr dnbfULi Inb'L) '..ruL'L wtG>.T‘K,s:,-<‘AN'.-. -.•_ K 1. / y _ 1 ? -zS 1 '• •Z f \. v .. .... \ s.v - .. . ’ r ~' Tie v -‘j C ■: ■ -j - 4 r ; ,f t c 'a'stroc C‘«. yj Whit TCU 'v-- ; r, C Wacre it is. C That you get 21 C&WW ffiXS GUILES fi. e leading a .-.J a b enu jUcuM hwxtie to aect re agencies wl.erever not placed held a te-je «»o<k nt »nr Chicago ! ■lures of !:ljh grrade ni d hinea. •ur new Sea- n Catalogue is worth having. 1 ,i ..t - appitcaoow | armu «Haztewood. , MJLBjAGKXTI for ♦ Foiey & Webb’s Celebrated Saddle* ' >n««« giver t« Jobber* Detltrs, C HIE BOHO IS®. . As Viewed in New York Fi nancial Circles, II AS SE RETA RY CARLISLE Ihe Right io Ihkiif Boutin Without the Commit »f <’• tigress. Wood Authorities say he ban. New York, January 23, 1891’ Me Carlisles proposition to tell $50,004,000 ten years 5 per cent bonds on a basis that will net the purchaser 3 per cent, bus not had the favorable efl'ect in speculative circles that was expected There is not the slightest doubt ,hat the Government needs to s Lengthen its gold reserve and there is little doubt of the Secretary’s au thority under the law, though this has been and will be questioned. In any event, the bonds will be issued, and in the hands of third parties ttay willb e an obligation which the Government will recog nize and pay . There are several res olutions before Congress reciting that the Secretary has not the au thority to issue the bonds, but it is inconceivable that either House will take such dangerous action The passage of such a resolution in either House would presumably stop the issue, and would no doubt create widespread trouble, as it would remove the only safeguard to the body of the currency; but Mr. Carlisle himself will endevor to quiet the Congressmen who would make trouble, in ids speech before the Judiciary Committee as the House next week. It has been held ever - Os Fine Kentucky Hordes. Simon & Co. have shipped an other large consignment of hor ses to this city. They will ar rive on Tuesday and on Wednes day will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. Sale takes place at 10 o’clock Thursday morning Jan.2sth at RHUDY & GREEN’S Stable. 2nd ave. opposite Rounsaville’s Warehouse. since the resumption o' specie pay ments that in case of flanger the S icre-aiy of the Treasury would ac quire gold under t: e authority of the resumption ai . When I’resident Hai’isou reassur ed the country on this subject in his speech in Albany iu 1890 he had in mind this law. Since the resumption act the law of July, 1890, has made it mandatory on the Secretary of the Treasury to preserve the parity b«- twoon gold and silver at the rati» o' 16 to 1, The law of July gives the secre tary uo additional powers, but it is known that former secretaries • of the treasury have held that in case of emergency eo urgeut as the suspension of specie payments they would not hesitate to use the powers given by the resumption act to preserve the whole body of the currency. It is evidently on this theory that Mr. Carlisle has acted. His position is weak for two reas »ns. In the first place, ho should have taken action last April, and, in second place, it is without parallel that the dominant party in con gress should be legislating a fur ther deficiency in the revenues while the executive branch of the government is increasing the per manent debt to fill up the gap in ♦he revenues. There is no doubt that Mr. Car- ' Lele will use the proceeds of the 1 bond sales to pay current obliga- c tions though as a matter of form f the gold will first be placed to tho f credit of the late $100,000,000 re- f serve fund, and there is also no doubt Hist he will proceed when it is necessary to reduce the re serve, as be has during his whole term of oflice. Perhaps the internal revenue propositions will somewhat ndiev® the pro«pect, but up to date i s deficit at the end of the fiscal yei r promisee to be at least $30,000.00 more than the amount, which w i l l be realized fr >rn bon 1 sales. While there is undisgu 8 d oppo sition to the sale of bonds in con gress on the part of D mocrats. there is every sign that the bunds will be taken in a lump by invts tors. The minimum price at which the government will sell the bonds is 117$, but it is said as high as 122 has been bid. The 4 per cents, have sold above 130, so the highest figure mention ed for the new 5s is not extreme, though the investment would no» pay the holder more than 2% cent.per annum, A FLORIDA INVENTION. Dr. R. R. Snowden, of Ocala, ha P invented au appliance which is without doubt one of the most valuable of modern times. It is described by the Ocala New Capi tol as follows: she patent is to be used ou rail roads to prevent collisions and other accidents, To illustrate, two trains may be meeting each other on th« same track at anj' rate of speed, each being ignorant of the approach of the other, the engin eers and firemen (and for that matter every living being) on one or both trains in: y be dead or asleep, find yet as soon as tbrsg trains get within a mile of each othwr they will both stop auto matically. When other trains come along iu either direction they are stopped L ore renefiieg the first, and soon, as many trains as come along will stop without colliding The same principle is applied to the severing of trains, and cars standing ou tracks or running away from the seven d train are also protected from trains arriving from either direction. A train approaching a crossing will run on through at full speed if no other traia is near, but if other trains are in dangerous proximity to the crossing in any direction, both will be stopped automatically If a switch is prepared for an ap proaching train to ruu in and the othsr end of the switch is also prepared for the train to re-euter) the main track, it will run through I the switch, but if either end of the switch is open, or if another train stands ou the switch, the train will be stopped before reaching it. I If the train is wrecked and the en gine and all the cars bat one de railed, the one remaining will he protected from trains in either di rection. Application is beiugmadel for a patent iu Washington, and if it is allowed collisions on rail roads will be comparatively rare,! f they occur at all. Dr. Snowden i laa been so sneo safull i n bring-1 ug things te light his friends feel I confident that if life is spared him is will eventually make Ocala as amous to science as the wizard > Edison has made Menle Park. JOB rifTM IF YOU NEtD Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note Hea ] s, Statements, Envelopes, Circulars. Programs, Posters, Dodgers, Pamphlets, Minutes, Cards, Tickets OK ANYTHING FROM A VISITING CARD TO A 3-SHEET POSTER, YOU SAVE MONEY By Getting Estimates From the SHANKLIN PRINIINH HOUSE. A large assortment of New Type, Rules, Borders, Etc. If you want to save money on your print ing, give us a chance to bid on it. Orders by mail promptly at tended to. siTJAisricmsr ctozb JEZOTTSEIInI IS OVER, The Greatest knock down in prices ever Known. - • * HAMMACK, LUCAS & COM- PLAINING MILL* We Mean Business Cal! snd get our Prices Before Buying we are Selling, SASH DOORS and BLINDS. FE< X )RI C KI L L i\; G. AIOULDIN G I A L IATSTEI S and ACK ETS AT BOTTOM PRICES. ALEXANDER & HUME w-setisaaoEffi.-. «rj&irw" I —i n in— —n i m roaiiin ifr ri'iw i—Licr QUICK TIME *'i gffl AfASfIF FROM T^B.—j— WSOUTH'»CHICAGO r ▼▼▼ ' .V JACKSONVUXE, S. F. XW. 620 p.m. / HRINSWICK, - E.T. V.&G. .... Biop.nl. : r. jesvp, - ‘‘ 1025 p.m. i-. MACON, - < - ,k ► „15 a. 111. - 320 a.m. v. ATLANTA, - - “ * 210 p.m. - 635 a.m. v. ROME, - ” 45SP.H'- - 910a.m. v, DALTON, - • - “ - . 602 p.m. - 1017a.m. v. CHATTANOOGA, CL & C. - 725 p.m. II 40 a.m. r. CINCINNATI, - “ « 7 20 a.m. 1040 p.m. v, CINCINNATI, - . BIG FOUR . 802 a.m. C. H. &D. 10 50p.m. r. CHICAGO, - - " - 515 p.m. “ 800 a.m. _ —l ■ - y - - -■ - 1 _ Sleeping Car to Chicago, vithout change. An elegant veatibuled observation coach.is attached at Aianta, which g tc Bristol, becoming a part of the famous ‘WASHINGTON nd CHATTANOOGA VESTIBULE’ a' II:< ... .x- |||lTFn ,, a fare sot the observation car 01 on the 1.. ■VA U U ■—!!!!!!£“ :aving Macon at 11:1? a.m., carries Pullman si<_ Chicago without change, cornice- .ons at Chattanooga for Memphis and the West, Kuo- v'.-gmla Springs, and the Mast. 1- WRITE OR QN any ticket agent of the E. T. V . o. n ~ 3- address, B. W. WRENN, G. P. A., KNOXVu.< NEW CENTRAL HOTEL. tiEW IMJiHffl ICT FffllSMliS N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor. RENOVATED THROUGHOUT A_DL MODERN' IMPBOVEAIEN'* ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS. MMBMMM— TheßeunaVista BEMOHBXiBDBBKOT A TiSD. AM) REFURNXSHia>. THE ONLY SI.OO, A DA? HOTEL 1N THE CITY Table supplied with the best the market a ford* poiite and attentive servants .ATES-transiant SI.OO, tjcii:;) I: t» y the week mn th IVIIPS.S.E.VICK. PROPRIETRESS orner 6th Avenae and Bread Street Rom GA