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THE PLAGE TO SAVE MONEY. • • Good News For Bargain Seekers. I , $60,000, WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE % It is a well known fact that these hard times have forced a large number of manufacturers and merchants, large and small to sacrifice their goods for the ready cash. Our buyer has just returned from eastern cities where he meta number of these unfortunates who had to realize. He had plentiful supply of the cash and he availed himself of the opportunity to buy goods lower than the shrewdest buyer ever dreamed of. A >rdial invitation is extendedto all whether ready to buy or not, we will take pleasure in showing you goods and learn you our prices which ill find from 25 to 50 per cent lower than any other merchant in this city dares to offer them Respectfully, KTTTTJXTER. 233 Broad St. P. S. For this wee I', 1 ', large stock of WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERY AND LACES HALF FACTORY COST. 1 O Cases Lousdale 4-4 Bleaching 7 cents 5 Cases 1 0-4 Peperell Sheeting Bleached 18 “ 5 Cases Best Indigo Prints 4 1-2 “ 6 Cases Best Ginghams 5 “ 2 Cases Old Virginia Gingham Dress Styles. 4 ‘‘ GREAT SCENIC PLAY. ‘‘the midnight alarm. ’ Wherever presented this pla>' has been heartily endorsed. Ihe action takes piece in New York city, opening on pier 24, East Riv er, showing Brooklyn Brid ;e, boats and ferries,Of this play the Pitts burg Press says: “If continued applause and enthusiasm to the point of embarrassment to those upon the stage constitutes a meas ure cf merit, ‘The Midnight' Alarm,’ presented in the Bijou Theater last night for the first time in this city, and to be seen | there the remainder of the week, is, with the present company, an excellent performance. At the conclusion of one act each mem ber of the company was compelled to appear before the curtain, and at the conclusion of another act the audience became almost up roarous. The realistic feature introduced is highly effective, two spirited horses to which is attatched a magnificent and highly burnished engine, emit ting flame and smoke, dashes by n answer to the midnight alarm just as the curtain is about to fall in the fourth act. New and appropiate scenery and an •xcell ent company will make this one of the best shows el the season, Call early for seats at Yeiserv. PINE 1P1? LES AT 16c A PIECE Something before never attempt ed by a Rome merchant. How can q be done? This is the way: Abel Lloyd, ever leady to give his customers the bcit goods for the least money, has secured controll of one of the finest brands of Grated Pineapples, bought J n 25 case lots, and will furnish it to his regular customers at only 10c a really worth 20c. THEY WANT TO COMPROMISE But Mr. Atkinson’s Fiuinds Are Ui- Compromisirg Democrats. The most recent exhibition of the growing weakness of the Evans cause is the condition of affairs in Clayton county. Owing; to its proximity to Atlanta influences, as well as the representations of strong Evans men at Jone iboro, the county has always been put down by the Atkinson peo ple a» being pretty safe for Evans; but this impression really obtained more from lack of information than any other cause. On Monday a prominent citizen from the western portion of Clayton county was in the News and Sun of fice and revealed an unexpected state of affairs in that county’. He said that one of the Jonesboro papers wanted to support Atkinson, but would not do so because it could not get twen i ty-five dollars for such support. We reveal no secret and break no confidence in stating this, for the charge has been repeatedly made in the colums of the Evans contemporary, and it is said that proofs are ample. The Evans pa per. on the other hand, because so unpopular in its advocacy of the general’s cans- that last week it was obliged to change manage ment in order to keep from going under—a process that Jonesboro papers undergo regularly at short intervals. Now the leaders of the Evans party have approached the prominent Atkinson men and of fered to divide Clayton’s delega tion wuh them—one for one. But this the Atkinson men unhesita tingly refused, and are confident of carrying the county without diffi culty.—Griffin News and Suu. For beautiful spring styles, the ladies should not miss attending Fahy’s bargain sales. THE HUSTLER OF ROME. TUESDAY APRIL 10, 1894, BABTIST CONVENTION Dallas Tex xs, May 11th to 15th 1894 One fare for the Round Trip, The Western & Atlantic R R, and Nash ville Chattanooga A St Louia Ry. have arranged a delightful trip for the Baptist en-rout to Dallas to at tend the Annual Convention in May, Special train will leave Atlanta 8:20 P. M. May, Bth in charge of Mr. J W. Hicks. The route will be through Middle Tennessee, and the finest por tions of Arkansas and Texas. Side trip has been arranged from Malvern over to Hot Springs at round trip rates of sl,lO if you desire to go to Texas this will oe your very best opportunity to do so, during this year. The rates are cheaper and the accommodations will be better than will be offered at any other time. For further particulars, write to . J W. Hicks, J’H Latimer G’P.A. Atlanta Ga G. T. P. A. Or Atlanta, Ga. CE II irman G. P. A. Atlanta Ga. Mr. Zeno Whitehead an old Rome boy, who has been in Memphis for some time has returned to his home in the Fifth Ward to the delight of his many friends. The large and most beautiful stock of new Dress Goods, Silk Crepe, Mjehraire Or gandies-baist, Duck chaili, White Goods c,, together with the low prices at Charles D. Wood & Cos-, is the town talk, you are in vited to inspect it you will be sure to buy, Fahys charming spring goods are not hanging fire, but are going like hot cakes. KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. There is a custom in the Macon Public Schools of having a weeks holiday about the first of May. Now I like that—and I believe that week is decidedly well spent; for it is the week cf picnics. Every body—who goes to the public schools —wants to go to at least 40 picnics about that season of the year and eager hearted little fellows is a tiptop idea. I want to see Rome adopt the Macon plan, and I believe every school child and teacher in Rome will join me in a plea for the May day holidays. Went some little one write the Bulls Eye man a card about it? FOR RENT. One nicely furnished room, pleas ant and airv. enquire, 233 Broad St. ts. ‘ Laundry soap 3 bars for ten cents at T. F- Fosters. Do not be decived by the loud advertisements of com petitors of their great bar gains cost quotation on goods they are just out of &e., but go to Chas, D. Wood & Co* where you will find therm as usual h ading them all in low prices which arc doubly at. tractive when applied the new and superior stocks of Dress Goods Dry Gcods Carpets flatting Shoes Hosery No tions and c.. shown by them. Mr. Alex Stuart the hustling chief of agents of the great Rome Mutual is now most conveniently quartered with his interesting family at the Catholic parsonage, on East First street. for rent, Two comfortable tenement houses fiverooms each on 4th Avnue for rent cheap. Can if desired be converted into one very comfortable house. 3-12-ts W. Hoyt. The persistent cough which usuall follows an attack of the grippe can b permanently cured by taking Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy, W. A. Me Guire of Me Kay, Ohio, says: “La Grippe left me with a severe cough, After using several different medi cines -without relief, I tried Chamber lains Cough Remedy, which effected a permanent cure, I have also found it to be without an equal for children when troubled with colds or croup. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Lowry Bros Druggist. Inflamed * itching, burning, crus ty and scaly skin ai d scalps of in faiits, soothed and cured by John son’s Oriental Soap. Sold by D- W- Curry Druggist. DRESS MAKING. ’ Mrs. J. W May is now ready for spring work. Dresses and chil dren’s especially Cuttiii and fit ting 50 & 75/ 504 Broad St Buy from T- F. Fos ter if you want your money’s worth. Best New Orleans syrup at T Fall Foster 1 50 pergallon. JAPANESE gyn P> 1 IL - E - CURE qnpposiT7>pTru lp J/‘ ,c Treatment, consisting of B x t, ‘P' iUlt ’ R <’ f Ointment and two ’of Ointment. A never-failing Cure for Piles with'thZ i?e^ UTe B “ J de BT®®- H makes an operation are , i° r ,‘“J ectlon,i of carbolic acid, which ™ i' Ba , !dora “ Permanent cure, and often thi« Kii e H h ’ unne ° os »“ry. Why endure tnis 'ernbl© disease? Wt suarantoo r boxes to cure any case. You only pay for A rec< : lve,t , v 1 a box ' C for ts. sent by mall. Guarantees issued by our agents CONSTIPATION ?[ ed PUes BLOO^PCRIFIFR 11 8 R OXI / C^“ and GUARANTEES issued only by Hammack Lucas & Co. EAT BREAD. Made of Gluten Graham Flour it wholesome and nutricious food for yspeptics, Brain workers, children contains the phosphates and glu nos the wheat. For sale at Jamison Bros 222 Broad St. Shaving after this date will be 15c. at Henry Beards baber shop. Lewis Barretts, old. stand The Agency for Huy lers Candy, flops about here and there, people hardiy knows whereto locate it, not so with the recognized headquarters whicn is always at Antog noli’s Star Candy Work’s a fresh supp*/ just received. O.HANCC BliiiSSOM Is as safe and harmless as a seed poultice. It acts m tice, drawing out fever and P and curing al! diseases P ec to ladies. , “Orange Blossom” xs a P tile, easily used at any hru > is applied right to the .L se jf Every lady can treat ner with it. n & Mailed to any address up ceiptofsi.Dr.J.A.McGill& jj, 4 Panorama Place, Chicag » Sold by , D. W. Curry, drugs 15 ’