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LOCALS. Here’s your chance Absolutely clean Ken tucky Biue Grass seeo of the new crop, at reg ular prices just receiv €d byTrevitt& John son. Capt. Geo, lIodj“OD, of Athena.' ik among 111 r Armstrong gueur to day. Mr. Earnest Connor, of Atlanta is register’d al the Armstrong to day. 1. J.' arter, of Chattanooga, anti W. L. Craig, of Rockmart are au tographed at th« Arnnt ong Deputy U. S. Marshal, Charles Kellett, of Summerville iv in the • ity today on businst-s Rev. Caleb Dowdell batt moved with his family to Summerville, at which place be will make hie future home Little Mies Hattie Bale Jowee, ®f Summerville is visiting hei aunt Mis. J, A. Bale, Rev. \\ . S. Stevens, of the Third Methodiet church is now pleasant ly domiciled with hie family on Maiu St., near Forest Sr. The Second quarterly coufr rence for Fust M, Fl. Church, so, will be held in the lecture loom of that church to night. Rev. T F. Pierce P. E. Rome district is in the city and will preside. \V, W, Mahone, of St Louis li*>n ored the Central vith Lis smiling countenance and portly anatomy, to day. Miss Lina Roberson a lady com mercial tourist of ( lark Mo. i« regis tried at the t'entrnl today. Col. Sam Morgan, a blue grass far mer fr< ;<x K ntucky is in the city to day. REMOVAL. To, my friends and patrons I have remov ed my meat market No 9. Fifth Ave, to 232 Broad St. next to Hiram Hills Real Estate office, where I am better prepared than ever to s p rve you, and spectfully solicit the continuance of your patranage re spectfully Pat Alien, Dr. Long Rice the “smart** ad vance agent of Our Bob” is in the city a guest of the Armstrong. Mi- Rice is trying to inaks a date for a lecture. He will be remembered as the advance agent who writes let ters, FETCHING PRICES. Fancy Mocha and Java colDe 32 c il». Good tea 30,c, fancy Na 50/, best 60/. Finest grated pineapple 20<’can. Best Rolled oats IJc* a package Price’s Baking Powder 40/ H». Imported Sardines, key, 12/. Extra fancy lemons 1< C dozen* Soda s,<’ lb. Matches 10/ dozen. Rest goods only. Lloyd’s Fair. Deputy Sheriff Dave Henly of Chattooga county arrived in th* city this morning with a whi e man by the neir.e of McCurry who will serve an apprenticeship of three months uir’ ‘ int. Cross Moore, on Floyd y’s Zebra farm. SACK’S WANTED “Any one having empty bran sacks on hand can dispose of thematH.D. Cothran & Co’s, oilice at the Armstrong Hotel Birliff Henry Beard has pur chased the Lewis Barrett Barber Shop and is now in charge. Mr. Beaid has a host of f-’ Q uds and says he proposes to shave all friends at ten cents per face, enemies at the same rate. Call early and avoir) the rush, 3 15 ts. A KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. Vm Higtiia guest at the Central thia «no <n wete (' I B>b 1) uigherty. I '»nd Mrhiu 1 VI Copeland and R, M.W ,Gl*nn. pcn/nei.t Notth Georgia attorneys uncle Bob tbongh wag the J'.lli-st and mellowest of th* lot - the fact a lie uui the mellow on* in the delegation but he waa mellow enough for the crowd • ♦ » Uncle Jete miller showed me a p»ck»l kr.ife. this naerning, that mu picked up during Genoia Bragg e retreat from Corinth. The knife in an old two blade “I. X E-’ instrument and shows that it has seen much and hard service. Un cle.Jete prizes it very .highly *” highly, in fact, that he ugee it all the time. ♦ * a Col. \V. C. Stephens of Stephens Pottery, is a gimat of the Central. In conversation with Col Stephens I learn that he knows Cant. Char ley Gibson a.id most of the mem hers of that crack military compa ny, now defunct, the Dußignon volunteers. A company of splen did country boys, of whom the Hill City Cadets became very fond while in Camp at Chicamauga in 1891. The Volunteers c»uldn’t “count fours’’ very well but th-v could out fiddle creation. Cel. Stephens is a most pleasant gen tieman and is n large owner in on -of the most ma nificent po‘ terit‘B in the South. ♦ ♦ * One of RojCOs most recent wud dings, occtired a day or so ago when Mrs. Head, widow of Frank Head, was u ied in the holy bonds, to Mr, Bishop «*f this city' I he wedding, which occured at the residence of Rev. .1. T. Gib.»o , has proven a surprise to the mos intimate friends of each party. * * * Capt. W. H. Sb e e reports tl e st r valatjhis home of a young st ran ger whose nine is i iven as John Newton Steel Ihe young man is a great grand son of the R«v John Newton the famous Presby eriau divine of the pioneer days. Capt. Steel says that he is certain of the young mans democracy and has not a doubt of hn Atkin son persuasion. May he live long grow up wi'h Atkinsons majority. And he will. A beautiful line of Hats and bonnets in all the latest patterns and shapes, and every lady in the city cordi ally inv'ued to call and see them A.O. Garrard No 22 Broad St- Easter Hats and Bon nots Mrs. C. R, Garrard has just returned, from the North with a full line <>f Spring millin erv which we pro pose to sell lower than any house in Rome. '• A, 0. Garrard. Have you tried War ters “Extra 'uGood” Rome made cigar? it is the most fragrant smoke on the market. GOOD NEWS For Clothing Buyers. fTKI.BG Ram ) New York March 19- J. Kuttner Rome, Ga., Have bought bank rupt s-tock of nice well made suits for men, boysand children, all this seasons goods at 50 cents on the dollar. Will sell them at same rate, will ship goods at once- Ike May, THE HUSTLER OF ROME. FR DAY MARCH 30, 1894, mi umtn. VV.iere Everybody Talked About Water ROUE A HONORED GUESI’I W*reShewu tha aid and Naw Water W«rk* System*. They Were Highly , and Pai leoh Freely--They did. They came they i*w aad then they went away. Ku' as the gusate of Rome, they were made ta dujey themeelves, au l like the citizens of Rome, they will never forget the occasion of the opening es Rarnes New Water Works system —and these last he ■ ties of champaigns. At about two o'clock yesterday afterneon the leng line of of oar nages drawn up at the Armstrong were filled and ths drive to the old pumping station b’gun. The entire parly was in the han is es Capt J >hu, C. Printun, of the finance ceminittee of the outgoing council and the way he handled them g«ve the most per fect eact isfact ion. Finally the start was m de’ at d with Capt Printup and Editor Pnill Byrd, of R >me and Council— Mian Phill Hare, son and Mr. Mar lin, of Atlanta in the firrt carriage the merry cavalcade set forward down Second Avenue. The next caniages w<>r* occu pied as fol lows: In Mayor King’s carriage was Mr S. Howell, IL A. Denny and Mr. Fleming. lu Mr. Mocru’s Dim rock ami Clem, In Councilman MeClnre s car riage; Young. Tony, Haas. In Mr, Gi-iflin's carriage: Lle wellyn, Clayton and Smith’ In Mr. Williamson’s carriage: Coleman, McCauley, Young. In Couuciinmn Coinelitw’ car riage: Rueeell, Burbank, Fielder. In John Vandivers’ carriage: I’urner, Gentry, Maddox In Mr, A right's carriage: Wingfiield, G i les Beattie. In Mr Peppers carriage : Speicer Manly, Marshall. In Mr. Tanner’s carriage: S, Y Tapper, T F. Howel, L. S, Smith. In Mr. McMilkanis* caniage- Treaiaway, Vandyke, Maddox. Frein the old water werks pump ing station, the carriages were drivew to tower Hill and from thence up» the Oostaaaula t® the new pumping sta tion. Here Superinter dt nd Lou Wag ner wai found at work in his shirt sleeves. He was overwhelmed with congratulations auJ well deserved compliments were showered upon him from fellow citizens and visiters alike. It seemed perfectly wwaderful to the inereduloas visitors, and they could hardly understand how such a system could be constructed at an outlay, of tn y $35,000 —and none of them not _ e see how L< u Wagner scceplished so much wrh so little. From the pumping station the carriages with their well pleased pa>a engersyeturued to ths city aud were driven to the summit of Fort Jackson where the carriages we e soon strung ctoiind the great SO.IOOOO gallon basin. 1 he visw from this point was snost. charnring an 1 put suuu quiet, modest nun as Albert Howell aud Phill Haralson of Atlant i and Coleman ®f Cedartown and Cap:. McConley of Dalton, into ecstaeies They wont wild—like Atlanta ®fiou does- From the now liquidized cita del of the old fortress the guests were driven t® the city aud alter a r*o«ss at the Cherokee Club they adjourned to the lower end of Bread Street w here wh n an al rin was rung in, they /iwwed the > matchless work of R <me’s splen did fire service, 1 hen they were driven to Sixth avmue si.d shown the work of i.he old and bow systems side by side; I the new etreame playing nei r v 50 ft. further than the eld. 1 lit sight aooiug w*t> v.. 1 finish sd at sundown and the gti-eis w- r • conducted to the Armstrong M 9:30 o'clock last night tu® les tivities, whieh lasted until 12 o'clock, beg; u. Col.R. A. Denny ot the R uue Bar op ned the fun as ’oast master, the spacious di •• ■ng hall of the H tel being fi 1 >t well filled gu «sN. Ta*" following tonsil were offer-1 d and respond d lu ju a most is p m inner. J h first toast ”'I ho Occasion* 4 espouded to by Ihe mayor S. S. ■King. Mr. King a owe and stated .i» was uo speaker and aakeu May or Pro. Tern. W. A Wri ht to <0 th« work fur turn, Mr. v, right re- ' rjvmdcd. i Second to. , “Oer Guests,’ I whick -.->ss i•*• 3 .th dto by Capt J hu C. Pi ir ”r». Third, “The M or an 1 Ccunci’ of Rome. ‘ lesp-.ijduu to by C. W Uudarwood. Esq. Fourth, ’ Tii® Witter Works of Piuaia and its i.ist®ry; resp mdod to , by ebainuan of the water works ooil mittee, W J. Gnffin. Mr. M. k 1 Pepper respvnue t to the 'oust of tue old water works. Fifth, ‘-The Oostauaula vs, the Cuatabooche., or Rome ag.t’iust At lanta, resjo d d to by Albert Howell of Atlanta. Sixth, “Pure Water, ’ responded to bv Sam P. Maddox, of Daii®n. S®vemb, -‘The Average Claws K claus< ) •>! the S. E. T A.“ responded io bj Col. John D. Young, of Louis rille. ‘Over-rated Rome,“ responded to by S, Y. Tupper, of Atlanta. Ninth, “The press-sme (pressure)** reaponded to by W. G. Cooper. A telegram wa» read just here lelliug of Gov. Northens’ having upjs Speaker Crisp to th* [United States Senate, aud was r - ct ived with cheers . Congri‘S»mau Maddox was call d on, and c o led the exercises of the evening «iih a brief speech, which whs warmly applauded most so the compliment he paid toprae’ical, mode*t, blunt Leu A agner And thus end»d rhe op nirg of Rome’s la e«t—her magnificent new watei works system. N tJrT I L 0 F C ITY AS ' E >’ z OP P \V« heioby give notice that ive HV ■ Di! .-* Illi: bS£l.< L) tb Os Clt\ realt/ fortheieur 1894 and. tin books will bi? found at the offic, of the Clerk of Council, All par ties dissatisfied with tne val la tionswe made can have the same reviewed by filing their affidavits with the Clerk of Council on or before Saturday evening, March 31 at 7 e’clock, at which time we will r meet at the City Hail to consider appeals and our decision sna then and thereafter be final. E . L. Boswor h. \V, F. Ayer. W. IL Steele. City Assessors, FURTHER NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that final appeals, if any, from the decision of the Boa rd’of Assessors will be heard by the Mayor and Council i at the r regular meeting Monday evening, Aj ril 9th. M . A.Nevin, 1 Clerk Council. Rome, Ga., March 27th, 1894. ’ 3 30—til—apr 9 ‘ Warters “txxra Good’’ ris his newest brand and is the best cigar on the Rome market. I FEMALE WEAKNESSES. l Many women die in the very prime of life Others live to middle age, but are seldom i-oui d l and healthy, why is.this you ask? We answe . SELF NEGLECT, but your lisp can be.lengthen ed and home made hsppy if you commence AT ONCE. Try one package of Parks'Viginal Sup. postcodes and vou will-never regret >6- Wil make a new woman of you and will abso utly cure all the distressing of female weaknesses, NO EXPERIMENT. No doctors examination A positive cure. Leucorrhea or whites are usually entirely cured by one or two applica lons. Price SI.OO per pckage by mail prepaid. Particulars (sealed) 2c. PARK REMEDYCO. BOSTON MASS The persistent cough which usual! follows an attack of the grippe can h permanently cured by taking Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy, W. A. Me Gui re of Me Kay, Ohio, says: “La Grippe left m 3 with a severe cough, Alter using several different medi cines without relief, I tried Chamber lains C >ugh Kerne ly, which effected a permanent cure, I have also found ' it to be without unequal for children when troubled with colds or croup. -•> and .">0 cent bottles for sale by Lowry Bros Druggist, -uj ‘•srsdsdsAa sojno ASSIGNEE’S SALE! For the Benefit of Creditors Tin l-i /c stock of C othin.o;, Hats, Frrnishing Goods Ti links, l’> tgs, Va ises, io fact the entire stock of the 1 firm of W. M, GAMMON &. CO., will be closed out I, the benefit efereditors. The nsoney must be realized on ihis stock at once and pi ices will be made to force the sales REGARDLESS OF COST Dunlaps $5 Ila's at $2.50 E. & Golln.s at $2 per do/ Clothing and everything in Rtouk at price* to suit purchaser CASH down wiH be demanded. Nothing will be sent out, changed or taken back. Ail perfeon* indebted to «aid trna are hereby notified to settle at once or claims will be patent for collection. R. G. CLARK, Assignee, OF W. M. GAMMON & CO- The Oostanaula Steamboat and Trading Company CALLS THE ATTENTION OF MERCHAATS That we will run our Steamer Tony, on regula trips te Carters, every week, Ship what you can by us, Give us your orders for all Kinds of Country produce Chickens. Eggs. Corn. flay. Pe s Butter. Bacon. Fruits D: -, ed, A\ hear, and .ill Products of th Country Geo W. Trammell, P. B. Holbrook, ItzUAii Vldi A hi-J 1 AdllJa P'J : A H P T’■ • i ‘ -*v- Pu . P ’ci ’ ') ; * iiillßliJfjldiJii i . .. NEW FMfflIH N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor. RENOVATED THROUGHOUT AT. C MOD E! t X IM i UtO V.KMEN'a S ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS. S-PLAINING MILL* We Mean Business Cal! snd get our Prices Before Buying we are Selling, SASH DOORS and BLINDS. FLOOR IIx T <T. CFTEI AG. MOU LDI NG Tl A K LAI ST 1< R S an d 11A ( K ETS AT BOTTOM PRICES. ALEXANDER & HUME SCHEDULE - Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus R. R El GEXE E. JONES, Receiver. In Effect March 25th, 1894. No. 10 No. 6 . o>2 i 1 No. 5I X 0.9 Daily Daily • aTiTinvs in -’i Dai| y Dail y Ex Sun. Ex Sun.: Daily SIAIIONS : 'Ex Sun. Ex Sun. Local f’t Thro frl i’ass’g’r ' Bassgr -pi iro f r t Local ft 7 adain Lv CHATTANOOGA Arr. 6 30pm 745 am 730 pm 735 “ “ C. R. AC. Shops Lve. 625 “ 9 35am 35!»jfl 524 " 8(17 - 7v7 “ • Battlefield u 602 “ 851 “ 300 " 910 *• 818 “ 805 “ “ Chicamauga “ ,5 55 “ 8-10 “ 2 40“ 10 34 “ 907 “ 835 “ “ Lafayette “ 524 “ 730 “ 110“ 11 55 “ !Ct>s “ 906 “ “ - Trion “ 454 “ 645“ 12 W 12 2H--WlB “ 916 “ “ Smnmerville “ 445 “ 629 “ 1130a® 12 40 “ 10 30 “ 924 “ “ Raccoon “ 436 “ 617“ HH “ 1 O'hun/IM-l “,9 33 “ “ lAlO’Lyerlv “ 428 “ 603-‘lO 55 3 4., n> 24 “J 032 “ **“ “ 3 31“ 430“17 50 “ 530 “ ... . .... A rrZ'Cedartown “ i 44 “ 32(P4 8 00 ,i -No. 12- k/ \ . . _No.ll- 2 45anu 2.50 am 11 17 “ Lve. Cedartown Arc.! .... 240 “ 9 45p® 3 *▼ 3JO u 11 29 u * 4 Youngs u i 235 4t 220 u 905 4 s<> <£,; 410 “J 2 03pm “ , Buchanan “ J 08. “ 122 “;725' t 4 4(1 - i 440 “ 12 20 “: “ Bremen “ 140 “ 112 52 “ ; FOO *1530“12 50 *" i “ CARROLLTON Lve 110 “112 05 “ I 530 Trains Nob. 1 and2depkrt from ’ • Depot <’hat lanooga. Tenn. 1 rains Nos. 5,6, 9 and lo are fr ■ :;>ns ami will depart from C-, I**' shops, Chattanooga, I'enn. They ; tted up with passenger acconinio tions, and parties using them mils' , «se tickets at Union Depot and acW such accommodations as they find in cabs, and baggage must be forwarded , regular passenger trains. 1 rains Nos. 11 and 12 will have passenger accommodations. C. B. WILBURN, Gen’l Supt. W. A. LOVE, Train Master. Dissolution of Par- n kship The firm of George & Walter Harris is by mutual consent dissolv ed, ti e dissolution to take effect on April the Ist 1894. George A Walter Harris. Each n t-mner cf said firm will con tinue th« practice of Law in this city, Geo. A. arris, Walter Harris. M uch "4th 1894. Inflamed itching, burning,crus ty and scaly skin and scalpsof in fants, soothed and cured by John eon’s Oriental Soap. Sold’ by D W Curry Druggist. NEW TONSORIAL PARI° b - Frank Taylor the old knigh the razor has upend up a uew s ‘ ftitft. i i vites all his friende and P a,rct * I—'24ii , o call early and often . I Recommend Johnson’s Mag l • Oil for rheumatism, ueurn' 2 *- sprains, bruises, lame back, quickly relieves pain ’ 1 rtf “Orange Blossom’, is a P BII \ cure for all diseases to women. Teßh by D. W. Curry Druggist-