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ffll® BSM .mnivr SOUTHERN METHODI 311 .... Cor. 3rd Ave. and Jodi T. Gibson E‘ gt Caching, every Sunday P BBtor and 7:30 o’clock, p. m nH la Wednesday even- W ,r ;% Vloek. Sunday School. 9::woc,oe Hear; riii-Kcn: West 2nd Si.. . . and B. Rev l- tor - Pr, ' ftch a "• 1 Ultlin al 11 a. ID. ant? o’clock. I’rayeruweting. “P; Slav evening at 7. o’clock. Lek ’J- B. Hill, Supt. 1 <Tun every Sunday as- O’clock. , n l . r n: Main St. near Ts ‘! i:I p ■/ \V. S, Stevens, pastor Blul ') *1 I every Sunday at 11. A. fw "' , m o'clock- I’cay.re , W ednesday evemirg at < jffSv Sibool, Suud., P,’ur'-o««-™«xr r7 Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. r,cT Rome: Rev. Wm. MurdoclF * r Preaching Sunday at Ila. m. F s i o’clockbv Riv. B. Harris Tuesday evening at - >’ilock Sunday School, Sunday af to,on at 3 cIA Preach.ng tin. morning at 11 c’clock by Kev.Johu W. Pissy Chapel Bth Avenue, near Railroad Sui diy Shoolevery Sundry Zniug at 9; 30 O clock Junius George, Supt. West Romi - Sunday School every Sunday afternoon, at 3 o clock, E. Fletcher Smith, Supt. north home; Perkins st. near Kingston Ave, Rev. J . A. Sewell, pastor. Preaching at Ila, m. and 7. p.m, o’clock by the pastor Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. T. B. Broach, Supt. Prayer-meet ing Wednesday evening at 7 o’eleck. BAPTIST, fiu-.t church: Cor 4th Avenue and East Ist. street, Rev. R. B. Headdeu, D. D pastor. Preaching .every Sunday at Ila. m. and 7 :30 p. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday eveningat 7 :30 o’clock. Sunday school Sunday morning at 9:30 ■o’clock, W. J. Neel. Supt, second chubch : Cor. sth. Ave. and MulJberry St, Rev H. D. Gil bert, pastor. Preaching every Sun day at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wedn< sday evening - at 7 o’clock. Sunday-school every’ Suu-, day moruiug nt 9;30 o’clock. Benj Wright, Supt. broad street: Cor. Broad and ‘Sts. Rev J J Hunt, pastor, Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 o clock. Sunday school every Suu day morning ;.t 9 o’clock,J J Reece iupt, Wyatts Chapel: East Rome Sunday School eveiy Sunday mormng at 9:30 o’clock, J. B. Pa’.tuu Supt. Prayer meeting * ’ udesday svernng at 7 o'clock. PRESBYTERIAN kii -• 11 l ; Cor. 3rd Ave and •t J, Rev. G, T. Geotchiue, pa. eaching every Sunday at 11, a. .and 7 :30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening at i j3oo'clock. Sund.iy school every Sunday n lining at. 9:30 o'clock, t.E.JWcl.in, Supt. Ladiea prayer meeting Friday evening. Secund Church : Bluff St- near * aiu, Pu>v \\. Lee Harrell, pastor 1 reaching Sundays nt 11 a, m. 7 p.m. o’clock Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. o’clock, G. H Miller, Supt, episcopal. an'i 1 i' ETER ’ i: Coriier 4th Avenue hast l st St, Rev. C. Buckner t gIU8 ’ rector - Service as usual u,l y. • miscellaneous., N J;W''2 REGATIon A.L methodist: X, Rev ’ J - «>«•» beS LI I\ BT ' MARYB: Ea?t let ' and Avenues vic.aHh ’ P isr ° rd ’ prießt ’ Ser " bjs church as usual. Antatrnni- A ’ t 9 Hall over BovsLp r ’ Johu Higgins, Seq’ty noon at 2 *T y . Sunda ? aft(;r men .’' Oocock ’ ServicQ for o'clock' 1 L e r ery Sunda ? at 4: u M \ nducl9d by Ho “- W ’ the' roiL C fl ° r ? lally iuvited to visit rOOD,s at any time, thayn 'J’ will ad-dress this afu r Cm ’ Qattht Y ‘ M C ’ A ; ‘’’ u « 4 •■•loek th. p.m .f be ° p,U fr em 2 till 5:30 ra ‘ gsrs cordialy invited. CBiJM CHIMES ReV.‘ Dr. Geotchius commences a protracted meeting at First Pres byterian church today. The ser vices will continue for two weeks: when Dr. Headden will begin his at First Baptist church and run two weeks ; after the ser vices at this church, Dr, Gibson '.ill coni’ uve a meeting at First Methodic church. The above ministers l uve the conversion of souls very much upon their hearts, and ask tlm c -operation ana prayer’s of tbe Christian people for an outpouring of the spirit up on Rbme. Rev G. \V. Duvall, has con traded for a new tent and will commence a series of meeting’s about May Ist,' The tent will first beTfcCted in the Fourth VVard-and from thencu will be moved to eth er parts of the city. The meeting will probably run throughout the Summer Dr. Duvall is an earnest Christian worker ai d with the as sistance of the resident ministers, and co-operation of the churches will no doubt wage a eucceesful war against sin. Mr. Clarence S Wood, a popular young Roman who is preparing for the Episcopal ministry will leave tomorrow for Sewanee to re sume his studies, in the Theologi cal department of that well kuswa school. Mr. Wood has made an excellent record at Sewanee, and it will bo gratafyjng to his msi y friends to know that, he was the successful contestant for a schol arship in a leading Northern The ological College and will leave within the next year for New York to complete his education. The ladies borne Missionary Society of First Methodist ci.urch will meet next Thursday After noon, instead ot Taesdny as has been previously announced • A'l ladies of the congregation ot this church are cordially invited to he present. lIouW. J. N ], will conduc the service fwr “Man only’’ at tbe Y. M,C. A. this afternoon at 4 o’clock. All men and boys over 16 years are cordily invited to at tend, this service. A gpegial meet ing for boys under luyears of age will be hold at 3 o’clock, conduct ed by Rev. P. C. Fletcher, The "Methodist Preachers will meet in the lecture room of First Methodist church tomorrow morn’ ing at 9:30 o’clock, all visiting Methodist ministers who may be stopping in tbe city are cordially invited to attend. A NEW FIRM. MESSRS. WOOD ife FRBF.MAN OPEN A JIM DANDy GROCERY ETORE. One of the prettiest grocery stores in Rome has just been’op'u ed at No. 202 Broadway, next t® Currys new drug store. The proprietors of the new hou* • Messrs Ed Wood and Sid Freema; , ara R 'me hoys and, while youiu. in years, are veteran grocery men, Especially is this so of Mr. Wood who has virtually grown up in the grocery business of the city. He was formerly associated in business with Mr. B . S, Lester un de rib* firm name of Wood & Les ter, while more recently he was a stock holder in the King Grocery c>. Mr. Wood .knows the business thoroughly, and now associated with popular Sid Freeman, aud with a oright stock of newest and freshest faucy.and, staple family groceries, taatily artauiged in one of the best staudain thecity, thbie is for them ne pu<;h word as tail. Their plan is t® keep just wha* is wanted, boiy® it promptly and in ths most approved shape and change stock often by putting such close figures on their goods that everybody will buy mor® or less—but principally mere . These gentlemen will give every detail of their business, their per son d attention aud supervision and will be most Happy to meet their many friends from day to day, and time—-or oftener. Give them a caH 5 . Rev. P. C. Fletcher will address thoboya this afternoon attho’Y, M. C, A. at 3 OjOlock. THE HUSTLER OF ROME, SUNDAY. MARCH 18 1894. A TOUGH CIGAR STORY. Running for rflie* is a v«ry ax- i pensive busim-s®, ns the candidate soon finds, if he does not know it before hand . Among the incidents which the average caadidde liter ally holds vHt to the voters are ci gars, and very cheap cigars they usually are. They urv generally “twofere," and very bad. indeed. An election took place some years ago in Houston, and among tbe cendiilairß wasCoi. Percy Yer gor. He wae elected, and meeting Uncle one of hie cofoted constituents, about a week after the election, he tends the venera bly darky a-oigar, To Co 1 . Yerg j r's surprise Uncle M use drew back and assuming a* hostile altitude said in an excited manner: “Don t yer gtb me no luoah «b d»in cigars. Colt Yergw, or. I’E'da t yer on de spot, pge sixty yeaes old, but d« man wat pokes a.uy mbah cb dem cigars at dis old uiggah has got to shack himsef and hab it out, for Pss gwiuter chaw his neck." Why, Mose, you surprise me!" “Dem cigars s.prised me, too. 1 had only used fr e ob'em . I’m keepin' ds rest to pizen rats wid." Why, you must have gotten hold of a bad box. “ "I got in a bail Lox, sure enough, when I got dem cigare. I lit «e fust one when 1 got home uat night. 1 hadn't tuck more than two puts when de ole woman m’de a face like she smelt eumfin and said, ‘Foah God, dat dog been rolliwg in a dead boss or some udder car rion, Dat dog can't stay in dis house, and she up wid de broom slick and whacked de house dog, old Tige, and druv him oufen de h 'use. Kunnel, it m'?s‘ broke n.y heart, because I lubbtd d.t dog. I knowed all de time by de tas'e in my mouf it vius de highly fla vored cigar, and not the dog, wha: didn't smell fresh, but I didn't let on bekase I'se been hit too off*!' already by de broom stick my sell, xud I would just as lief ole Tigs should hab it, eben es he is a good dog and hasn't got no defensive ha> its," ‘‘Dey's all alike. De only place whar dat brand of cigars kin be smoked widest breedin' an epi demic is ou de top cb a high mountain, when a hurricane if blow in'4oo or 500 miles a minit, but.dat ain't de brand of cigars to use in consolidatin' de colored veto ob Houston," "I am afraid the rival candidate put up those cigars on me to de privs me of your influence, ‘ fc said Colonel Yerger, "It looks like it.' “And it smelt like it, too. Dh nex time I lit one ob dem cigars de ole woman came mighty nigh fannin' de air wid de remains ob de youngest boy, Abe Linkum. Bhe said he had been puttiu fed ders and old rags in de stove to make her snetze. After dat I gub up smokin' in de family to sa' e Gcost ob a funeral.-* ‘ Well, Uncle Mose, lam real! ' sorry ." “De nex time I enjoyed one ob dem cigars was at de meetin' ob de Dark Rising Sons of Liberty,', continued Uncle Mos_e. “I s pose dar wus sich a perfume in dat club roem, w hen about forty excitable uiggahs got to talkin' politics and perspirin' dat nebody wus go.ng to single out de smell ob my I lit de cigar and took one draw. Jess as soon as I blowed out smoke everybody qait talkin', and dej all seemed to be huntiir for sumfin 1 . Jim Webs'.er spoke fust. Be said de gas am leakin'." Brudder Jones, de president ob de club, ‘lowed dat besides de gas, a skunk had crawl ed under de house and died data f tw days previous. I gave one moah~pwff, and i-t-wasn t long be fore forty pay eyes was a hangm' put, and all lo.kin' reproachful at me, and forty par ob colered nos trils was a workin* up and down Seberal members said dey had made udder engagements, and dey went out, but I reckon by de noise dey made outside, dey must hab throwed up dar engagements along wid de rest. Finally Brudder Jones said * 'Breddern ob de club, we all hjnor. and respect. Uucie Moih for his many good qualities, but we will hab to put him outen de elub for smokiu'dat cigar." ‘‘Did they put you out ot the club?" "Dey did, fer a fac*, and de wust oh it wus dat dey put me eut fru de winder, and de club reom is on de second floor. Dey drapt moah den twenty feet, and 1 broko two ribs by bittin' de yarf. G'way Kunnwl, don't talk to mo about dem cigars, or 1 chaws yer neck. ‘ By this time the old d».rk»«y had became so excited that Colonel Yerger concluded it was best to beat a retreat.—Texas Shifting*. B )B INGERSOLL’S KINDNESS < ulonel Ingersoll ha§ the kindest of hearts tow. r Is all mankind. Only a idays ago a newspaper man tohl ma a characteristic story about him . This newspaper man f und hitnsell in New York ou? Xt elbow, nibble to get work, and unwilling, of course, to ask alms, In Lis straits it occured to him to go and see Coldne} Ingeieoll, although he wae quite sure that the colonel would not remember the sin gle occasicn when they had met. "Well, what can I do for you, young man?” said the colonel, coming right to the point. "I am a newspaper reporter and want you to give me an interview.” "On what subject?'’ “Any subject you please, sir.*' "For what paper?” ‘ For any paper that will buy it < f me. ” “Well, that's cqoI! Don't you know my time is valuable? 1 ' "Yes; but I am in a tight place. I am out of work; I don't know which way to turn. There is no market for what I write. There is always a mar ket for what you say. Talk to we twenty minutes and it will be $25 or $•0 in my pocket." "But I would rather give or lend you the money." ‘‘l couldn't take it as a gift, and I have no right to ask a loan, I want to sarn it and I think 1 am justified in asking charity to the extent of a few minutes of your time." “All right," was the cherry re joinder. ‘‘Fire away with your ques tions." The reporter "fired away" on the first topics that came into his, mind and soon had material which he made into copy salable to a syndicate for SIOO, Nor was Ingersoll’s good nature exhausted with a single inter view. Said my friend:' "I ate, drank and slept on Jngei>oll for a month, or until I got regular work, and whenever he gave me an interview he went over my notes and touched them up until the matter was in his best style. Ihats the sort of man In gersoll is." —Chicago Inter-Ocean THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN SlZE between Dr. Fierce’s I’elldts and’/N every other pill. The Pellets are 55.. L Y smaller. And this difference in L * *--// size, with tbeir sugar - coating N makes them the easiest to Xp. take. But there’s a difference all / TA z,TT?' \ through. They’re easiest VOvvANy in the way they act. ./j! /k No griping, no vio- J / lencefno reaction J afterward. They < do permanent v , t\N good. They reg- YpsjL.-'llt-l KJ* vlate the system, as well as P < i I cleanse and renovate it. ' Sick or Bilious Headache, Wyfe-a 1 .a-ion, Il ’ ye- ion, / ; '■ -'va * r.ingemeuts <i tin liver, MSIKy stomach, and bowels are prevented, relieved, and / cured. Ha'MS 1 Put up in sealed vials, Ejl A always fresh and reliable; a WS fej perfect vest-pocket remedy. tKIMF They’re yuaranteed to ! il* give satisfaction, in every r case, or the money is re- W& 1 turned. What offer could be fairer ? Fits, dizziness, hysteria, wake fulness, bad dreams and soften ins? of the brain quickly cured b>, Magnetic Nervine. Sold by D. \\ Curry Druggist There is no money saved and compounded without danger from panics aud depression, like that of a life policy in the Penn, Mutal Life Insurance Company. R. G. Cross, Agent. IT DOES NOT PAY TO LIV E. lu a leaky house or have a garden without fences while the Cuudell Lumber Co. is selling the best oeart shingles, oak posts and h jart fencing at "hard times prices. Lumber arriving every day 2 9-lmo Warters “Extra Good for sale by all cigar dealers. Inflamed itching, burning, crus ty and scaly skin and scalps of iu fants, soothed and cured by John son’s Oriental Soap. Sold by D- W. Curry Druggist. Warters “Extra Good” is his newest brand and is the best cigar on J the Rome market. i The persistent Cousih which usual] follows an attack of the grippe can b permanently cured by taking Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy, W. A. J[. Guire of Me Kay, Ohio, says: “La Grippe left me with a soverecough, j After using several different inedi cim j s without relief, I tried Chambau » s Cough Remedy, which effected a permanent cure, I have also foun 1 it to bo without an equid for cbildr i: wljen troubled with cohls or croup 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by ( Lowry Bros Diuggisf, ( Huylers candy rec’d fresh every month, at Hammack Lucas & Co’s Fresh stock of Buist GardOn’ Seed for sale’ 1 cheap? Hammack Lu- ‘ cas &. Co’s, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy giv» the best satisfaction of any cough , medicine I hanble, and jisa seller leads all other preparations in this market. I recommend it because it I ’ is the best medicine I ever handled for coughs, colds an 1 croup. A. W. ' Baldridge, Millersville, 111. For sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist. A severe rheumatic pain in tbe left should r had troubled Mr. J. H Loper, a well known druggist of Dei Moines, lowa, for over six months. At times the pain was so severe th i he could not lift any thing. With al; he could do he could not get rid of it untill he applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. “I only made three applica - tions of it.” he says, "And have since been free from all pain” lie now reccommends it to persons similarly afflicted. It is for sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist. STARKE TH E MERCHAKT TAIJjOR LINE OF FALL PATTERNS JUSTIin. ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND IN THE VERY LATEST STYLE. CALL ON S.M.STARkE ARMSTRONG BLCCK FEMALE MWI Many women die in the very prime of life. O hers live to middle age, but are rel<i< m sound and healthy, why is.this you ask? We answer SELF NEGLECT, but your life can be lengthen ed and home made hsppy if you commence AT ONCE. Try one package of Parks Viginal Sup positori s and you will never ;regret it. Will make a new woman of you aad will ab: o'.utly cure all the dis.ressiug of female weaknesses. NO EXI’EtIIMeNT. No doctors examination A positive cure. Leucorrhea or whites are usually entirely cured by one or two applica ions. Price SI.OO per pekage by mail prepaid. Particulars (sealed) 2v. PARK REMEDYCO. BOSTON MASS. MAGNETIC NERVINE Is told With wrltt. r * guarantee 10 cu A I-iX.--.r4 NorvousPror.tr- Wirr. ' < W tion. Fits, Sjizzi ra' jsA' noaa,Hca<lach" ic. Ji e r - v Neuralgia and V/uk< K , / fulnuss,caused by e>. ceHslvouseolOpmn Tobacco and Alco • 'iJk- ** Lol; Mental Depre •BE'PO?<E AFifcß* sion, Softening' tie Brain, causing Misery, Insanity and Death ■arreuew, Impotency, Lost Power in either w 'rematli'e Old Ana, Involuntary Ixisses, chhk; >y over-indulgence, of the Brain an Irrors of Youth. It gives to Weak Organs the: ,'aturat Vigor and doubles the joya of life: curt -ucorrhoea and Fema’e Weakness. A month’s (rent nenl, in plain package, by mail, to any address, # ,er box, 6 boxes »5. With every J 6 order we give i Written Guarantee to inure or refund the money tlrculars free. Guarantee iseued only by our ex itiuive agent. Hammack Lucas & Co‘ NOTICE. GBOROIA, Floyd county. Notice is hereby given that a Petition signed by Fifteen or more Freeholders of the JBs9th Waters) District G M of said county has been filed in my office asking that the benefits for the divisions of section 144‘J 1450 1451 1452 1453 and 1454 of the code of Georgia of 18S4 and the amendments thereto snail apply to said B<syth Distaict <; M, of said csiuity. I further give notice that.an Election will be ordered oh the 2nd day of April next (18l>4> said Election to occur on the 21st day of April text ( 894) to decide the question “fence” or "Mock iaw” according to the statutes in such case, made and provided Given under my hand and official Signature ■ his 9th day of March 1894. John P, Davis Ordinary Floyd co. oa. 'X£i NEW TONSORIAL PARLOR- Frank Taylor the old kmgnt ot the razor hr.B rpetid vp a ns* bar ber shop at 224 Broad <jtry< t. H< i,.viles all his frieuds and |iatrons to call early and otten . I—24tj Have you tried Wai ters ‘‘Extra Good” Rome made cigar? it is the most fr-igrant smokeothe ni rket. ROYAL ARCANUM.' Regular luveling of Hill City Ooun cil o'clock tonight Bivtliren Ir iwnialL. iuvited. Max Meyerliardt Regent. J. E Jiuik n, Secy. DlSSdliuTloN OF PaMNEHSHJP, The firm of George A Walter kLariicwe by mutnal ccnsent dissolv ed, the dissolution to lake effect on April the Ist 1894. George A Walter Harris. Eaeh member of said firm will con tinue the practice of Law in this city, Geo. A. H Harris. AV alter Harris. March 14th 1894. For tiie very In st perfumeries of the fann us Lareuzj make cull at the Reese & Whitehead store and get what you want ai assignee's sale, Ladies will find the wafers just what they need, aud can be depend •d upon eveiytimo to give relief. Sti.e and sure. Can be sent by mail .sealed securely. Price $2.00 per box. Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by Reese A Whitehead. Fine Perfumes, toilet soap conabs, hair and tooth brushes, face powder and toilet articles at cut prices at the assignees sole of ReeceA White head. 3_12 dtf. NO BUGS. New’ cottage for rent, on West First Street next to Mr. George Chidsey, Can be had at a low figure. Apply to 1 w. Luke McDonald If you have sour stomach and t’oei bilious, and y< ui head aches take a Japanese Liver Pellet, ji will relieve you. S. id by D W Curry i>rug?'st “Perhaps you would n it think S) but a very large proportion of dis eases iu New York comes from care lessn.-ss about catching cold ’ says Dr Syr us Edson. ‘‘lt is such a simple thing and so common that very few people, unless it is a case of pneumo nia, pay any attention to a cold. New fork is one of the healthiest places on the Atlantic Coast and yet there are a great many cases of catarrh and consumption which have their origin n this neglect of the simplest precau tion of every day life. The most sensible advice is, when you-liave one get rid of it as soon as possible. By all means do not neg’e tit 'Dr. Edson toes not ted how t cure a cold but we will. Take Chamber! in’s Cougl Remedy . It will relieve the lungs aid expectoration, open the secretion and soon effect a permanent cure, 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale bj, Lowry Bros. Druggist, A POLICY HOLDER WRITES ABOUT THE MEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The following letter was written by W. A. Rhudy, one of Rimes leading business men, and he “speaks out in meeting ' about the New York Life Insurance Company. Mr. Rhudy is a most conservative business man and his letter is strong and to the point, Rome, Ga., March 5-1894. Jno. J. Mickle Esq , Agent New York Life Ins. Co. Rome, Ga. Dear Sir:— I have been carrying a $5 .000 policy in the company you represent atirt have received my first dividend and settlement lam so well pleased withdße. company’s liberality in dealing with its policy holders that it affords to say that I have taken out another $5,000 policy with you Rtiff consider myself fortu nate ip Jtavtng SJO.OOO insurance in the Npw York fife. , - « ' Yours Truly, W. A, Rhudy. J ‘ I- » . •/ - c __ 77 .— ■ I A<UINTB.MAIjK FIVE DOLLAM A DAY. Greatest Kitehen utenoil ever invented. Retails ii 3 ots. 2to C sold >n every house: ears pls Postage paid ttve cents. MeMAKIN St Ce. CinotanaU, Ohio.