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CITY COURT.
SBVERAL bINNEKS CKU’HED BY TUB I
MILL VTONK
In city vourt yesterday afternoon
Dick West, cel . whs convicted ol
larcency and fiiif d 110 and coal.
Mitch Billipn, col, tor “beducin
uv er turky g<»b>r , the property
es n white neighbors whs benlencwd
to six months.
Forest col, for
jail at the time Chester Scott < s
caped, whh sentenced to twelv
months.
John Simmons, for carrying a
pistol was found not guilty.
W. H. Perry, on two accounts
• f disturbing public worship war
found not guilty this forenoon.
John Smith, for stealing six saw
logs was on trial this afternoon.
LOCALS.
Here’s your chance
Absolutely clean Ken
tucky Blue Grass seed
of the new crop, at reg
ular prices just receiv
ed by Trevitt & John
son.
Mr. W. M. Bachellor, a popular
citizen of Macon is in the city for
a few days.
Ba’liff Henry Beard bap pur
chased the Lewis Barrett Barbe)
Shop and is now m charge. Mr.
Beaid has a Lost of f ; “iids and
Bays he proposes tosbave all friwndt
at ten cents per face, enemies ai
the same rale. early and
avoid the rush.
3 15 ts.
Mr. T. F. Foster has
reopened his Grocery
store 536 Broad St.
and will be glad to
have all of his old
friends to call on him
new goods and fresh.
Col D. P. Reamer of Chicago
Southern agent for A H . Audrewt-
A Co, Bank Fixture dealers ol
Chicago, is in the city among his
many friends.
GOOD NEWS
For Clothing Buyers.
(TBLKORam )
New York March 19-
J. Kuttner
Rome, Ga.,
Have bought bank
rupt stock of nice well
made suits for men,
boys and children, all
this seasons goods at
50 cents on the dollar.
Will sell them at same
rate, will ship goods at
once-
Ike May,
J. C. Brownlee es Plainville
telegraphed to Sheriff Moore thir
morning stating that Berry King
col, bad gone crazy and w, s h( d
in confinement at that place
Deputy Sheriff Dallas Turner went
before Ordinary John P. Davie, and
swore out a warrant and put it in
the hands of Bailiff Copeland win
has gone to serve it, and bring th'
negro to jail.
Rupture cured Trus
ses fitted, Full stock
of surgical apoliames
at Hammack Lucas &
Co’s.
Ester Hats and Bon
nots Mrs. C. R. Garrard
has just returned from
the North with a full
line|J of Spring millin
erv which we pro
pose t j sell lower than
any house in Rome.
A, 0. Garrard.
wg .
18 butsk'n deep Thereare thonsund«<iladie
1 who have regt, ~r feature! ami would be sc
Juried the palmo. beauty '•••reit not tors poo
fjtrplexton To all euch we recommend > R
‘A'f; VIOLA CREAM as possessing r
>,-i' i‘irt quickly change the most to. »
>'.d nlc-xion to one of natural bet.
‘ t •! eauty. It cures Oily fiklu
I n "a,. .ada, Blotches, Sunburn
tan, J r- . ell Imperfections of the i
Lsain. b. . uetic but a cure, yet is bet
K- r forth • ~ie than powder. Bold h’
p. t paid upon receipt of BOt
r « ..vYwcp &CO '■■»U4«k O
X KLOSTER OF
BULL’S EYE «HOTS.
Th" many friends of Dr, Crouch
and Burney Hale, will be pleased
to learn that these enterprising
and clever yvung Romans have
purchased the drug stock and good
will of Messrs, Hammack, Lucas
A Co., aud will on April First
take charge of and continue the
business at the present stand.
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Hammack Lucas ACo have de
•i'ledly the prettiest drug Score in
the state, and with such an excellent
biand t ud broad acquaintance Messrs
Ciouch A Hale are sure to build up
one of the best drug ’ u inert 8 in
the state. Dr. Hammack, of the firm
of Hammack Lucas A Co. will re
main in the city for a few weeks,
closing out the magnificent stock of
jewelry,
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He is now sellisg some of the pret
tiest diamonds, watches, rings,
bracelets, and other jewelry ever
brought to the city. The entire stock
is being slaughtered at unheard of
prices. See for your eels.
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The Evans Club executive com
mittee meets at 4 o’clock this af
ternoon in Mr. Max Meyerhardt’s
office, At its last meeting, which 1
believe was its first meeting only
ten men were present, and runers
had to be sent out for some of
them. About Friday or Saturday
or Suuday the Atkinson people
may make some arrangement for
\lr. Atkineons reception but whsn
it is dene it will be in plenty of
time. The masses are with the
people’s candidates and the masses
ara “so muchly” with him that
.ey will hear him speak. Max
Meysrhardt the “muzzled” and the
Tribune to the contrary.
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Editor Wilson, es the bright lit
tle Cave Spring Herald was in our
sanctum this forouoon. Brother
Wilson is a tip-top newspaper
man and is of course a believsr in
Mr. Atkinson for Governor. Wil
son is a “mascott” aad is worth
his weight in gold in big neck of
the woods.
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Moody Andrews is smiling from
oar to ear—his fourth c]|4d is a
bey, and weighs ten pounds. Ev
ery body happy and the youngster
doing an aggessive “growing busi
ness
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New York State has contracted
with Niagr.a Electric Power Co.
for power to operate poli'-
ical State machinery and canal
boat power. Now let Rome get a
smaller set es Niagra harness and
put the Ktonah to work. Yes,
“dam the Etowah”
Max Meyerhardt, the daddy of
thu Max M ujerhardt Eram Club
of Rom*, has been “muzzled.’’ TC«
bad hoped that Max, in the fervor
of bin patriotism, would give us an
article ou “the blue and the grey”
a sort of remineßCßnse as it wers.
But now he has been squelched,
ignominiously “muzzlsd ’ and
that in the house of his friends.
0, Tempo; 0 Holy Mozcs!
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“Seven to oae,’’ chairs the Evan
escent boomers, but when ths votes
tie counted Atkisson will have Floyd
city “of two to one,” if he
-o will-most- What has the
Rev. Ivans ever done for Georgia
Democracy?
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I notice that Mr. Bamaal W.
Guy, of South Carolina, was this
aftsraeon, appointed temporary
administrator for the late Jehu
Anderson, whose body yet sleeps
under tho waves of tho Coesa j
Mr. Guy has also fled an appli- j
cation for permanent letters of ad-1
manistration. Ho will have Mr.
Andersons personal effects remov
ed from Rome to his naothors home
in Carolina. Mr. Guy will admin
ester on $5,000 of John Aadersons
life Insuranso, the other $5,000
being made payable to Mrs. An
derson. tho heart broken widowed
mother.
THE HUSTLER OF ROME. WEDNESDAY MRACH 21, 1894,
JOE COLES IS DEAD.
HB SHOOTS HIMSKLf IN THS HEAD
—HE IUD BIIBN MINKIKG.
Knoxville. Teun., March 20.
Joseph Coles, a saloon keepei
and owner of a good deal c> r»ai
e<tate and a number of fine huisri
ai.d blooded dogs, committed sui
cide today in the rear of his Lar
He sent his negro out. to feed
the dogs and while he whs gone.
Colse placed a 38 caliber revolve.'
to his temple.
When ths negro returned Colet
was dead. lie hrd been drinking
heavily. A storry is current the'
his wife, Em Parham, a notroriom
woman, had shot him. but proo
, of this is obtainable.
MAY BE BOALEN.
A Prisoner is Missouri Tallibs W T
The Famous Crock-
Nashville, Tenn., March 20. —/
burglar resently sent to the peniten
tiary at Jefferson City, Mo , for bur
glary and having in his possesion burg
lar’s tools, is thought, from the dis
criptien given of him, to bs Thcma
> C. Boafen. He is the notorious mai
box robber who was captured in At
lanta and a few days afterwards mad
his escape from Davidson county jail
here. The government mow has a sui
far damages pending against Sherif
Hill. The rewards offered for the
capture es Boaten aggregate $15,000
His picture has been forwarded t<
Jefferson City for identification.
McLAURIKB NAME SUGGJUTEI
TUX OPPOSITION TO JOHN GARY EVAXt
All CASTING ABOUT.
Columbia .S ,C .March 20. —.special
Alliance leaders here gives the infoi
mation that the reform state convei
tion will be held about the middl
'of may .it h|vaid that the idea of pu
ting Congressman Me Latin up a
? their candidate in place of Ellerbt
|as against John Cary Evans is takin;
deep holde ami it is, intimated that
possibly this has something to do
with Governor Tillman's suddei
trip to Washington!!
I.JU . —J»
STOKES CONTESTS.
'Hz Chargbb Fraud at the Poll in
Charleston.
Charleston S. C., March 20.—The
comnjiseioners of election net toda_\
and tabulated the vote for congres
is this ceunty, The official figures are
Izlar, demosrat, 2,091 Stokes, popu
list, 129. W. G:bbs Whaley and John
Gray Evans appeared before the
board and msved to throw out all th<
ballots polled in the city o» aecouni
of irregularities. Frauds were speci
fically charged in the fourth ward
which polled 400 votes. The charge!
were proven false by affidavits am
the protest was dismissed. There
s very little doubt that btokes will
go bsfore'the state board sf canvass
ers and that he expects them to give
him a certificate.
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WHH PED TO DFATH
A M IDNIGHT OUTRAGE IM ABBEVILLi
COUBTY —TWO MEN IM JAIL
Abtiville. S. C. March 20.—Sam
Ashley and Henry Ashley were com
mitted to jail here today charged witl
the murder of William Dennis
Hutchinson on March 17th. Ilichan
McClain and Sam Bigby are charged
with being accessory thereto. The
coroner’s jury rei derad as evidence
that they went to Pete Ricket s hous<
where Hutchinson was spending tht
sight, and took him out on the pre
text that they had a warrant for him
and were going to earry him tej iil
After taking him out he was several;
whipped, He was found with his
neck broken! apparently by a blow
from a stick or a club. The place o
the homicide is in a remote eectior
of the county and the news only
reached here when the parties wen
com mi ted to jail-
Application will be made to associ
ate Justice McGowan, of the su-
! preme court, for bail.
<m amber! aiK s Eye Mid Bkm Ointmen
1» a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves
granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Filer
vczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head
25 cents j»er box, Foi sale by druggist*.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthv con
tition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powden
Il ey tone up the svstem, ail digestion, cur
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correi
’iidney disorders and destroy worms, givin
w life to an old oro-'er work"! horse. 2
» • -kage _ r sale. «i ■•ar**'
FROM THE LEIPZIG TAGE
BLA IT, MARCH 1, 1893,
In the old time-honored hall -f
iho Geeaudhhue, Fraulein Marie
Louise Bailey gave a conceit li fct
• veningin which she as piano vir
tuoso figured alou**, playing a rich
aud varied repertoire. Frauliu Bai
ley first studied here, aud later iu
Vien.ua under Professor Th. Lec
chi 'z’zl’.y.
The concert w°e received on the
part of the public with an exciting
interest, the hall being crowded
and the galleries filled with enthu
siastic hearers, who later showed
then appreciation of the young
artist by continued applause aud
‘bravos.“ A young lady like Frau
oin Bailey who cau perform for
wo hours the most difficult works
of the beet masters without the
least sign of fatigue, must possess
a i unbounded fund of technical
lacility, great strength and perse
verance, —qualities which mark
the true artist.
In the execution of the most
difficult passages, her technique
is perfect beyond criticism. All
'hreugli the performance we saw
r he true artistic temperament and,
the soul of musician. Ths young
artist was compelled to appear
many times, and ss the evening
adv-inc d th« eu hueiast capplau •
r se to a climax.
G. SCHLEMUILER.
Critic Leipzig Tageblatt.
Miss Baily appears at Shorter
College tomorrow night and every
music lover in Rome should by
all means attend.
CARD OF THANKS.
Iu bjhalf of John Anderson's rela
tives and friends at home, I hereby
extei d to the gsnerous hearted peo
pie of Rome my grateful thanks f r
then uiitireing efforts to recover hi«
body from tbs w.itery grave in which
it now rests. Although all efforts, up
to ti e present, have been spent in
vain, I still hope that the cruel Co »
sa may soon concent to deliver fr< m
beneath its murky waters the bo y
>f him who was so d-arly lovid ai
o ne, and so highly esteemed by
os i in the land of his adoption.
It is with deep reluctance that
e turn our faces homeward with
ut his body, for we know that it
will only add anguish to the al
ready bleeding heart of his d«-
stracted mother. While many es
John’s friends in Rome desires
speeial mention for, not only
their faithful effertd to recover his
bodj- but for, kind attention paid
to myself and John’s brother, 1
cannot refrain from thus thankiug
the noble hearted Caps. Kirkpat
rick for his generosity in placing
at eur disposal the steamer Resaca
aud the great interest otherwise hw
has faken in aiding us iu search
ing for the remains.
Sam’l W Guy.
YOU GET STRONG,
if you’re a tireil-
yr/ out or “run-down”
i) woman, with Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
ft 1 And,
/ if y°« suffcr from
2T L?' ; W ‘U'Y “female com-
plaint” or disorder,
you gf.t well. For
these two things—
t° build up wo
f'C-’'' men’s strength,
WL-iLsteES and to cure wo-
. men's ailments
this is the only medicine that’s ffiiaranteed.
If it doesn’t benefit or cure, in every case
your money is returned. On these terms!
what else can be “just as good” for you to
buy ’
The “Prescription" regulates and pro
motes all the natural functions, never con
flicts with them, and is perfectly harmless in
any condition of the female system. It im
proves digestion, enriches the blood, brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
vigor.
For ulcerations, displacements, bearing
down sensations, periodical pains, and every
chronic weakness or irregularity, it’s a reme
dy that safely, and jiermanentfy cures.
continued Story ciunu
about Bon Ami.
the kitchen.
Do you wish to clean
knives and forks, the
sink, the faucets, the
copper boiler, zinc, oil
cloth, cooking utensils,
to scrub floors, to re
move grease and dirt
from the hands ?
Bon Ami
DOES IT.
In the shoe factories at Lynn
Mass, Box Ami is used by
the workmen to remove the
stain from their hands, and
for al 1 workingmen it is in
vaiuable.as it removes all the
grit and dirt from the hands
and leaves them white and
• >ft, and there is no danger
’f - ha. ping.
! , ASSIGNEE’S SALE!
For the Benefit of Creditors
The large stock of Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Q ood
I Trunks, Bags, Valises, in fact the entire stock of the 1
firm of W. M. GAMMON & CO., will be closed out f *
the benefit cfcreditors.
The ironey must be realized on ihis stock at once
'prices will be made to force the sales REGARDLESS OFcoqt
Dunlaps §5 I DCs at $2,50 E. &W. Collars at s2pe r d 0
Clothing and everything in stock at prices to suit parch
CASH down will be demanded. Nothing will be sent out I
changed or taken back. All persons indebted to said fl ]
are hereby notified to settle at once or claims will be nut
for collection, ° Uk '
R. G. CLARK, Assignee
OF W. M. GAMMON &. CO-
NEW CENTRAL HOffiT
JEf WI6ESEH
W Ffflß®
N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor. ™
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ALL MODERN IMPROVEMEN'jfI
ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS.
Tine portraits"
n water Coilois, ndia \nk, Crayon, Paste
or Berlin, By the,
Washington Portrait Company,
NORTH FIRST and LOCUST S TS.
ST. LOUIS MO.
J P. Perkins, Agt. Rome Ga,
'•PLAINING MILL'
We Mean Business Call snd get our Prices
Before Buying we are Selling,
SASH DOORS and BLINDS.
FLOORinsrq, C EILIN G.IVEOU LDIJm G
B ALLUSTEPS and HRACKETS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
ALEXANDER & HUME
The Oostanaula Steamboat and
Trading Company
CALLS THE ATTENTION OF MERCHAATS,
That we will run our Steamer Tony, on regula trips to
Carters, every week,
Ship what you can by us, Give
us your orders for all Kinds of
Country produce
Chickens. Eggs. Corn. Hay. Pe> s Butter. Bacon, Fruits
Dried, AVhcat. and all Products of the Country.
Geo W Trammel*!
F. B. Holbrook,
TERHUNE-BERRY |
HARDWARE COJUaM
Leaders in Low Prices on All Kinds of
•SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE
The Best Assorted Stock of Garden Tools, Ag’ cll “
Impliments, Etc., to be found in the city.
Agents for the celebrated Rome-Made StOVCS,
Prices always and at all times the LOWES J -
Your patronage solicited.